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Absolute Companion/Family
Dog Order, Discipline and Obedience
Behavior
Modification for Dog Problems and
Problem Dogs |
REAL
Protection Training for Your Family and Your
Property
CONTROLLED AGGRESSION is the ONLY
dependable training philosophy for safe, sure
protection training |
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Siegerhof trains dogs
for companion and family obedience and behavior
modification. We'll use our 30+ years of training
experience competing in
National and International working
dog competitions to
help solve problems with your dogs.
● If your dog won't come back when called...call us.
● If your dog pulls on the leash while walking with the
owner...call us.
● If your dog exhibits aggression against people or
other dogs...call us NOW.
● If your dog chases kids/people on bikes...call us NOW.
● Incessant barking, digging or jumping on people...call
us.
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If your dog is nervous, anxious or shows fear...call us.
Let us help make your dog ownership enjoyable, not an
embarrassment and danger.
Your dog CAN behave AND listen to you...it just takes
competent training.
We have the experience to get it done right...the first
time. No excuses.
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Siegerhof has
trained and competed with
World Championship
Obedience and Protection German Shepherds Since
1978. Our NO-NONSENSE approach to protection
training provides families and professionals with
dogs that are trained to realize threat and act
upon it - no "bluff" ...no BS.
● Family, Personal and Property protection
is not taken lightly at Siegerhof. We understand
people DEPEND on their trained dogs to do a JOB.
● We have trained Obedience and Protection
dogs for International and National competitions
for over 30 years and understand how to train a
dog that MUST perform under adverse and stressful
circumstances. Dangerous moments happen quickly
and without warning...your dog MUST be prepared
for these situations.
● CORRECT
temperament and PROPER training is the ONLY things
that prepares a dog to respond quickly,
purposefully and effectively to better protect and
serve his family and their property.
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