Below are pictures of dogs trained using the Balanced Obedience method.  The dogs have fun-time when they are not practicing their obedience.  Dogs are trained in different settings to ensure they will behave even with distractions.  You can see how much the dogs enjoy learning with Balanced Obedience, so  contact me for your training needs.  All training includes follow-ups so your dog will be obedient to you.

 Here is a  Rangi the Standard Poodle, Mia the Miniature Poodle, and  Gizmo the Brussel's Griffon doing a long stay at the beach.  You can watch Mia and Gizmo perform on the Andy Bumatai show on the home page. 

 Here is distracrtion training for dogs.  Can your dog stay down when a strange dog walks by?  Here Danny with Bullit work with Brad and Roxy on teaching their dogs not to be distracted by a stranger.    Read more about Roxy and Brad's dogs on the testimonial page. 

 Will your dog stay down and let you move 20, 50 or even 100 feet away and not move?  Down stays are a critical part of our training program.  Here Danny is working with Denali.

 How is your dog's recall?  Does your dog run to you when you call their name?

 Pictured here is Danny with a gorgeous shepard named Denali who enjoyed his boot camp.

Here is Danny walking 4 German Shepherds.  Bullit is working to help good behavior in 3 dogs enrolled in doggie boot camp.

Here are more pictures of these gorgeous German Shepherds on the German Shepherd and picture slideshow pages.

Sophie the Australian cattle dog, who is part of the pack at Balanced Obedience, is training with this lovely mix of Border collie and Austrialian cattle dog.

 Jazmine the Norwegian Elkhound and Kismet the Anatolian Shepherd are part of the pack at Balanced Obedience and here they are doing group training with a rottweiler.

Danny, Kismet and Jazmine are teaching a Rottweiler to be social, calm and obedient. Bullit is helping to teach a black Labrador Retriever puppy to be patient on the down-stay.

Here is Kisment the Anatolian Shephed working on a down-stay with a Swiss Mountain Dog.  Kismet is the one of the dogs in the dog training pack on the farm.

 
Jasper, the Bloodhound puppy learned to be obedient, patient, and mannered at doggie boot camp.

You can watch a video of these labradoodles on the video page

The one on the right is a miniature labradoodle that I have worked with since he was a puppy.  I really love this dog and recommend this 'designer mutt.'  Jazmine, the Norwegian Elkhound, and Sophie, the Australian Cattle Dog, are members of the dog training pack on the farm. 

This handsome dog learned all of his basic obedience in one lesson with his owner doing all of the training.  Notice this dog's  excellent eye-contact and desire to please.

 You can read the testimonial from the Daschund's owner on my testimonial page

This fine Staffordshire Terrier enjoys exercise and training.  This was my first dog to teach obedience commands in Hawaiian.  Aside from obedience, exercise is the second most important thing for ensuring good dog behavior. 

 Group obedience is a great way to ensure that dogs listen to commands even when there are distractions.  Socialization with trained dogs is the best way for your dog to learn to be good.  Socialization with untrained or aggressive dogs can cause  unwanted behaviors. 

Here an  Akita is enjoying an outing and becoming more social with Bullit, a German Shepherd who is a member of the dog training pack at the farm.