How to become a DOG TRAINER | #1 Tip Adam's advice

As I mentioned in the video, I believe the best approach to understanding dog training and behavior is a balanced approach between hands on work, and study. When you're not working hands on here are a few books that I think should be in every dog trainer's library:

The Dog's Mind: amzn.to/2dn1z7i

Canine Body Language: amzn.to/2cXdicX

The Other End Of The Leash: amzn.to/2dn0fBy

Don't Shoot The Dog! amazon.com/Dont-Shoot-Dog-Teaching-Training/dp/…

Attending a professional school is a great way to fast track yourself on the route to becoming a dog trainer. Each of these schools has very different approaches to education. Some are very much about the hand's on approach, and others spend the majority of the time in the classroom. Do your research and pick a school that focuses on your WEAKNESSES. I do not currently recommend any online training programs. I've talked to many students of these programs, and they've all wished they would have put their money towards something else. So here's some physical schools you can attend:

Here's the first school I attended in North Carolina: tarheelcanine.com/dog-trainers-school/

The Starmark Academy in Texas: schoolfordogtrainers.com/

The Tom Rose School in Missouri:
tomrose.com/

National K9 in Ohio:
nk9.com/