Dog Trainer / Handler.

Interviewing dog owners to understand challenges and goals
Evaluating dogs in person and identifying potential challenges
Creating custom training plans for each dog
Training dogs to walk on and off-leash
Obedience training, such as training dogs to respond to commands
Socializing dogs with other household pets and teaching them “play etiquette”
Instructing pet owners how to continue training at home
Train dogs using various training methods to perform required tasks or respond to commands
Feed, exercise, and groom dogs regularly to ensure their physical health and wellbeing
Inspect and assess the behavior of dogs to determine their temperament, ability, and aptitude for training
Provide dogs with positive reinforcement to encourage desired behaviors
Handle dogs in a variety of situations, such as crowded public places, to ensure they are comfortable and can function effectively
Address any behavioral or medical issues with the appropriate professional, such as a veterinarian or animal behaviorist
Maintain records of each dog’s progress and behavior
Ensure the safety of the dogs during training or work sessions
Communicate with dog owners or relevant authorities about the dog’s progress, behavior, or any concerns