Midwest Dog Training Launches New Website Catering to Seven-State Service Region
Addressing common behavioral and obedience issues helps dogs and their families live together in harmony, publishes midwestdogtraining.com
North Sioux City, South Dakota – December 29, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —
According to a report from the American Pet Products Association, the number of U.S. households being shared with dogs climbed to 54.4 million last year, up from 37.2 a decade ago. With this growing pet parenting trend comes a surging demand for training programs designed to help mitigate the common dog-related issues families face. In light of this, Chris Railsback of Midwest Dog Training has launched the facility’s newly revamped website.
Said Railsback, “Dogs haven’t really changed much during the decade since we opened our doors, but our industry and the needs of our clients certainly have. As we service Omaha Nebraska and the surrounding areas, we become increasingly aware that all those people constantly rescuing their children and belongings from a gnawing puppy or chasing down the laundry as it scampers away in their dog’s mouth don’t have a lot of time or patience left for sifting through the internet to get the training information they need. Our new website was designed with this in mind, providing a less complicated and more efficient online experience.”
Among the features of the redesigned Midwest Dog Training website is the company’s Aggressive Dogs page found under the results tab. This portion of the website is dedicated to past success stories as well as emphasizing training as an alternative to more extreme measures. Available training programs are covered via the Services section of the company’s website while its Sports Celebrities page highlights well-known figures having turned to Midwest Dog Training for assistance.
As noted in the Services section of the new website, three distinct training programs are currently being offered. In-home training consists of individual sessions whereas three and six-week board-and-train programs entail live-in training. Owner tutorials and follow-up support are provided following graduation from either program. Both obedience and behavior are covered during training.
Concluded Railsback, “We’re proud to say we service Kansas City as well as a number of other areas in our seven-state region, and we’ve had more than 2,500 dogs graduate from our programs. We combine psychology with natural approaches in training and use positive reinforcement as well as other humane and comfortable methods known to generate success. Our newly revamped website is just the latest step in our efforts to help dogs and their families live together in harmony, and we welcome dogs of any size, age and breed to our facilities for assistance with their obedience and behavior-related issues.”
About Midwest Dog Training:
Having offered in-home an on-site training programs for more than 10 years, Midwest Dog Training uses a multifaceted approach to correct dogs’ behavioral and obedience issues.
For more information, please visit https://midwestdogtraining.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Chris Railsback
Organization: Midwest Dog Training
Phone: (866) 582-3647
Release ID: 157940
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