2023 Closed May 15-22
Frequently Asked Questions
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
For New Customers, we do a consultation to better understand your training goals, wants and desires for your dog. We also do a Evaluation on your dog(s) during the consult to gain a better understanding of their dog(s) behavior and personality. This helps us come up with a training plan that will work for them. Here at Texas Modern K9s we understand not all dogs learn the same and we adjust our training methods to each dog and client.
How does our service stand out?
Texas Modern K9s specializes in In-Home board and train. We provide realistic training scenarios. During their stay your dog lives on the property with others dogs and our Certified Trainers. We incorporate the same rules that the dogs have at the owner's home.We can customize our packages, prices and training to fit our clients and their dog(s).
What questions should customers think through before talking to professionals about their project?
What services do you want? What kind of Trainer are you looking for? Is the Trainer qualified/experienced enough for what you need or want? What training methods do they use? What level of Obedience do you want your dog to achieve- Basic, Intermediate, Advanced, Off Leash? If doing private lessons how many lessons should this take? Is there more then one way to teach or fix an issue?
What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
Look for Trainers that will build a relationship with you and your dog, and will continue to help and answer any questions you have before, during and after training. Make sure you feel comfortable with that trainer before hiring.
What types of dogs do you work with?
Texas Modern K9s has over 10 years of experience training and handling a variety of different dogs from Yorkies, Poodles, Dobermans, German Shepherds, Pitbulls, Great Danes, Boston Terriers, Dachshunds, etc. We deal with many different behaviors like deaf dogs, aggression, digging, leash reactive, shy, fearful, resource guarding people, toys, food, etc.