Question 1

Do you have a training facility?

Accepted Answer

No. CJ's Dog Training is a mobile service-area business. CJ works at clients' homes and in appropriate dog-friendly locations based on the dog, the goals, and safety.

Question 2

Where do you provide dog training?

Accepted Answer

CJ is based in Angleton and commonly serves the Greater Houston Area, Brazoria County, Galveston County, and surrounding communities. Send your city or ZIP code with your request so CJ can confirm current availability.

Question 3

Do I participate in the training?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Owner coaching is a central part of the process. CJ demonstrates the work, helps you practice, and explains how to continue it in everyday life.

Question 4

What kinds of problems do you help with?

Accepted Answer

Common concerns include puppy habits, pulling, jumping, barking, overexcitement, household manners, basic obedience, recall, fear, reactivity, guarding, and aggression. Suitability depends on the dog's history, goals, location, and safety needs.

Question 5

Do you work with aggressive or reactive dogs?

Accepted Answer

CJ considers these cases after learning the dog's behavior history and current risks. Safety comes first. Some situations may also require veterinary input or collaboration with another qualified behavior professional.

Question 6

What happens during the free call?

Accepted Answer

You will briefly explain what is happening, what you want to change, where you are located, and any important behavior or bite history. CJ will ask questions and help identify a sensible next step.

Question 7

What training methods do you use?

Accepted Answer

CJ uses clear communication, structure, repetition, rewards, fair guidance, and practical owner coaching. The plan depends on the dog in front of him. CJ explains and demonstrates the process so the owner understands the work.

Question 8

Can you promise a specific result?

Accepted Answer

Every dog, owner, environment, and behavior history is different. CJ will give you an honest assessment and a goal-based plan, but the website does not promise the same outcome or timeline for every dog. Owner participation and follow-through matter.

Question 9

Can my family participate?

Accepted Answer

Yes. When several people care for the dog, it helps for everyone to understand the same expectations and communication.