Have a list of questions ready when you contact the trainers so you can compare. A professional should be prepared to answer all your questions. Aside from the regular considerations of price, class options, etc.; try asking if you can observe a class. A confident professional will not object. They may have expectations about your level of participation during the class (i.e. and observer should not consume class time that other participants have paid for).

Ask yourself the following questions when you observe a class:

Did the trainer explain the exercise in a clear and easily understood manner?

Did the trainer take the time to assist each attendee with the exercise?

Did the participants look like they were having fun? (You may not think this is important but when the class is enjoyable you'll be more willing to attend).

How did the dogs seem to enjoy the class?

Was the class structured and organized?

Is the trainer involved in ongoing educational activities?

What support does the trainer provide?

Do they provide take home information, contact information if you get stuck at home after the class, etc.

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The Truro Veterinary Hospital strives to develop, nurture, support and strengthen the special bond that exists between pets and their people. To achieve this, we emphasize pet care education and provide the best medicine possible in a caring and comforting environment.

For more information on us and how we can help meet your pets and your needs, please talk to us. We look forward to hearing from you.