Turn Your Passion for Dogs Into a Professional Career
Love dogs? Ever thought about making a living training them?
Becoming a professional dog trainer takes more than knowing how to teach basic commands. You need to understand canine behavior, develop practical training skills, and learn how to work effectively with dog owners.
I’ve trained more than 100 professional dog trainers during my 35 years in the industry. Many have gone on to establish their own businesses, with some operating successfully for more than 15 years.
One former student built a business he operated for 20 years before licensing me his brand, which I manage for him—and he’s still training dogs today.
Learn From Someone Who’s Done It
I’ve built and operated dog training businesses, developed professional trainers, and managed training operations across multiple locations.
My course draws on that experience to prepare aspiring trainers for the practical demands of the profession.
What You’ll Learn
- Canine Behavior & Learning: Understand how dogs learn and how to address behavior problems.
- Practical Training Skills: Develop techniques for obedience training and working with different dogs.
- Working With Clients: Learn to communicate with owners and develop effective training plans.
- Building a Career: Understand the business and professional realities of dog training.
Explore Dog Training Career & Business Ownership Opportunities
Interested in becoming a professional dog trainer and owning your own business? John Van Olden offers professional training and guidance for aspiring dog training business owners, including opportunities to acquire an established local dog training brand and website.
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These opportunities combine professional education with practical business preparation, helping you start your career with a stronger
Ready to Become a Professional Dog Trainer?
Whether your goal is to work as a trainer or eventually own your own dog training business, let’s discuss how to get started.
Let’s Talk.