Servicing Brisbane’s Eastern Suburbs, Queensland.

Why use us?

If you decide to use a dog trainer be aware that wrong choices are often financially and emotionally costly. Here are ten reasons to choose C.L.E.A.R:

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1. You will enjoy training your dog with a choice of modern force-free training techniques. The methods used are all easy, effective and enjoyable, at both ends of the lead, and you will quickly get the dog you WANT from the dog you HAVE.

2. You will obtain the right advice first time. Incorrect information and poor training techniques are major reasons why so many dogs are re-homed or end up at the RSPCA.

3. You will be able to love your new puppy or your adult dog without spoiling him. You will be able to provide discipline and boundaries without intimidation. 

4. You will avoid making management and training errors. Mistakes made inadvertently by owners ruin good behaviour and cause thousands of dogs worldwide to develop behaviour problems and end up in animal shelters. 

5. You will benefit from our experience and track record. More than 6000 people have had private training or attended one of our unique puppy schools and follow-on classes in Brisbane. Vets, breeders and dog trainers with their own puppies came to us from as far away as the Sunshine and Gold Coasts.

In group classes immediate feedback to every owner is not 100 percent possible and learning is slower. With individual coaching, however, an owner gets instant reinforcement for correct handling skills, as a result of which their dog learns very quickly. This was why, in 2012, we discontinued group classes to provide:

* In-home problem behaviour solutions for dogs of all ages.
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Individual tuition and advice on junior obedience and effective long-term socialisation procedures for puppies aged 8 weeks upwards (either before, instead of or after attending puppy classes).
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One-on-one 'Good Manners' obedience training for adolescent and adult dogs.

6. You will get personal coaching. You won't have to spend time listening to other people asking questions on issues that do not apply to you or your dog. Immediate feedback on your dog training skills will enable you to quickly become an efficient and effective teacher.

7. You can remain in your own house. Basic education at home is not only faster but less stressful for puppies than taking them too soon to high distraction environments. Existing problem behaviours with boisterous or timid adolescent or adult dogs often get worse at classes - and even more so at dog parks - and should always be treated at home first.

 8. You will benefit from the following resources:

Qualified and experienced instructor-coaches with good communication and people skills.
'Home Training Guide: any dog can live calmly - even yours!'
♦ 'How To Teach.. behaviour' information leaflets.
Customised home training plans with specific exercises.
Recommendations for suitable on-going training - what to do next, where to go and what to avoid.
Information on tick, flea and worm control, nutrition and insurance.
Follow-up information by email.
On-going support by telephone or Skype as needed.

9. After just one home session you will be on the right track for future success. Follow-on sessions are sometimes needed if a dog has developed behaviour issues or an owner wants to achieve a higher than average level of obedience.

10. You will find that an in-home session with C.L.E.A.R Dog Training is unequalled value for money.  

By choosing C.L.E.A.R Dog Training you will save not only money but time and travel costs and, possibly, considerable future expense and heart-ache.

Whether you have a new puppy that nips and bites, or an adult dog behaving badly, a personal training session will be an invaluable investment in your knowledge and training skills and, therefore, in your dog's future behaviour-wellness.


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If you would like any further details please ring during office hours on 0468 990 050 . 

Guest Instructors


Guest and Specialist Instructors
 

Wendy Sleaman from the Animal Welfare League at Coomboobah on the Gold Coast, is a Labrador breeder and  a senior instructor at the Gold Coast Dog Club. She was nominated for the Best Trainer category of the 2009 'Paws and Claws' award.


Wendy Asher (below) is a senior instructor at the Gold Coast Dog Obedience club and during their holiday period has helped with Sunday morning puppy schools. She is one of the few Australian trainers to have attended a Bob Bailey chicken training camp in USA. After classes she has showed the instructors the importance in all animal training - chickens and dogs too - of timing, rate or reinforcement and raising criteria correctly. Click HERE to see a well trained chicken - best with sound turned on!

Caryl Oates, a Delta Accredited Canine Good Citizen instructor, is the owner operator of Tailwaggers Dog Training at Chinchilla in Qld. 

 

Dianna Cooper, also a Delta Accredited Canine Good Citizen instructor, is the Director of Training for Australian Support Dogs in Sydney an organisation that trains dogs to assist people with physical disabilities. Teaching dogs to open and close doors, put rubbish in bins, open a refrigerator, turn on light switches, take socks and slippers off their owner's feet and numerous other tasks takes 'training' to a level that most of us can only aspire to. She showed a Saturday morning class the initial steps in training assistance dogs by way of clicker training and targeting.

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Brigitte Fox is a Level 1V Veterinary Nurse who runs week night puppy school at several local veterinary surgeries. On Sunday mornings she has assisted from time to time with puppy training at C.L.E.A.R.

 

Tiffany Marshall is also a Level 1V Veterinary Nurse who runs week night puppy schools at Veterinary practices. She brought her own Australian Bulldog puppy, Harriet, to both puppy one and puppy two at C.L.E.A.R. Since then she has on occasion readily helped out when required at short notice. Here she can be seen below explaining tick paralysis to a graduating class of puppy owners.

 

Vickie Davy (standing, far left) & Lin Groome (a Veterinary nurse, 2nd right)  are Delta accredited Canine Good Citizen TM Instructors who did their qualifying  video component of the Delta Certificate 1V course at C.L.E.A.R Dog Training. They provide invaluable advice & assistance for people with problem dogs at private lessons. They have attended many different group training sessions & are seen here with a class of seven puppies graduating from Sunday 'flexi week' puppy school.

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Nov 10th 2005

Channel 9 filming 'Merlin', with handler and C.L.E.A.R Instructor Eliza Borlace, at agility classes for a children's educational programme.

 

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'Tricks' with handler Maria Pasko, owner of 'Best Friends Dog Training', demonstrating the weave poles at high speed. Maria assists from time to time at C.L.E.A.R puppy school training on Sunday mornings.

 

  

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10th April 2005


Tracey Pasfield is a Delta Accredited Canine Good Citizen Instructor, a member of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers Australia and the proprietor of 'Eeeasy Dog Training'. She is seen here taking an indoor class on a rainy day at Sunday 'flexi week' puppy school.

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July 7th 2004

Desrae Gant, Nurse Manager at the Manly Rd 24 hour Veterinary Hospital demonstrating first aid techniques and emergency procedures for cane toad poisoning and tick paralysis.

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