Jonathan P. Klein, CDBC, CPDT-KA

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Jonathan P. Klein, CDBC, CPDT-KA, was a nationally recognized dog trainer and behavior expert (see his Wikipedia page here). He held certifications as a trainer from the Certification Council of Professional Dog Trainers and as a dog behavior consultant by the International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants. Jonathan headed the “I Said Sit!” School for Dogs in West Los Angeles, which received the Best Trainer award by CityVoter consistently from 2009 to 2014. He was called upon as a dog behavior expert by numerous media outlets including The Associated Press, Parents Magazine, National Geographic Kids and USA Today. Sadly, Jonathan died of cancer in December 2016.

Behaviors and TrainingUpdated 1y ago

What’s Wrong With Dog Training on TV? Plenty.

Shows like Cesar Millan's that depict troubled dogs being magically rehabilitated overnight are sending a terrible message.

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Behaviors and TrainingUpdated 1y ago

Why Fear-Based Dog Training Can Do More Harm Than Good

Fear-based dog training can cause lasting emotional harm. Discover how positive methods lead to happier, healthier dogs without using intimidation or fear.

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Behaviors and TrainingUpdated 1y ago

"Why Does My Dog Do That?": A Lesson in Canine Behavior

If you can figure out how your dog learned an undesirable habit, you have a better chance at changing the behavior.

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Behaviors and TrainingUpdated 1y ago

Want to Train One of Your Dogs? Your Other Dogs Matter, Too.

Sometimes the "problem" dog in a household isn't the problem at all.

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Behaviors and TrainingUpdated 1y ago

Effective Family Dog Training: Tips to Help Your Dog Thrive in a Family Environment

Discover family dog training techniques that help build obedience and trust, ensuring your dog thrives in a loving family setting. Learn more today!

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Behaviors and Training1y ago

Pica in Dogs: How to Stop a Dog From Eating Rocks and Other Objects

If your pup can't get enough of eating potentially harmful, non-nutritional items, you can train him to change his behavior and stay safe.

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Jonathan P. Klein, CDBC, CPDT-KA

What’s Wrong With Dog Training on TV? Plenty.

Why Fear-Based Dog Training Can Do More Harm Than Good

"Why Does My Dog Do That?": A Lesson in Canine Behavior

Want to Train One of Your Dogs? Your Other Dogs Matter, Too.

Effective Family Dog Training: Tips to Help Your Dog Thrive in a Family Environment

Pica in Dogs: How to Stop a Dog From Eating Rocks and Other Objects

Don't Guess When It Comes To Your Pet's Care