About Paws-N-Play
Paws-N-Play’s training goal is to improve the bond between owner and pet using
positive reward and reinforcement techniques so that a mutual respect can be
established between both. Your dog should be a part of the family! Creative and
effective solutions are provided to our clients to build a positive communication
between dog and owner, and to address basic obedience issues and problem
behavior.
But its not all work and no play here at Paws-N-Play! We also offer fun agility classes
where your dog can not only practice good manners and agility skills, but have fun
doing it!
About the Trainer
Michelle Jackson is a certified dog trainer by Animal Behavior College since 2004.
She also has a training certification from PetSmart, whose certification was
developed by leading animal behavioralists including Suzanne Hetts, Pamela J. Reid,
Ph.D., Terry Ryan, Pia Silvani, and Mary Lee Nitschke.
To provide clients with the best possible service, Michelle is determined to stay on top
of the newest techniques and advances in animal behavior by participating in
numerous seminars given by outstanding professionals, including Brenda Aloff,
Kathy Sdao, Chris Bach, and many others.
Prior to her certification, Michelle Jackson has 10 years of experience working with all
types of dogs. She has personal experience with several reactive and aggressive
rescue dogs that she took into her house and rehabilitated using the positive reward
techniques that she will share with you that saved otherwise doomed dogs.
List of Certifications
• Certified Dog Trainer, Animal Behavior
College, November 2004
• Accredited Pet Training Instructor, PetSmart,
April 2005
• Training Skills for Trainers, clinic by
Brenda Aloff, September 2005
• Advanced Clicker Training by Kathy Sdao, M.A.,
May 2006
• The THIRD WAY Foundations by Chris Bach, May 2007
• Advanced Trainer's Clinic by Brenda Aloff, Sept 2007
• Get Connected Trainer's Clinic by Brenda Aloff, April 2008
• Agility Puzzle - Putting the Pieces Together by Linda Brady, April 2008
Dog Agility Classes
Dog Agility is an exciting and fun training class that teaches your dog to master many
obstacles including
tire jumps, pole jumps, table, tunnel and chutes, teeter,
A-frame and more! Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced classes are offered as well
as Fun Runs.
Dog Agility offers many benefits:
• Exercises dogs and owners both physically and mentally
• Increases dog’s confidence
• Improves the bond between you and your dog
Obedience Training
At Paws-N-Play, we believe dogs should be part of the family. We can provide you with
effective solutions to your dog’s problem behaviors to ensure that he/she stays part of
the family!
We will help your dog to:
• Understand the rules of the household.
• Establish a positive relationship with you
Paws-N-Play’s training goal is to improve the bond between owner and pet using
positive reward and reinforcement techniques so that a mutual respect can be
established between both. Your dog should be a part of the family! Creative and
effective solutions are provided to our clients to build a positive communication
between dog and owner, and to address basic obedience issues and problem
behavior.
But its not all work and no play here at Paws-N-Play! We also offer fun agility classes
where your dog can not only practice good manners and agility skills, but have fun
doing it!
About the Trainer
Michelle Jackson is a certified dog trainer by Animal Behavior College since 2004.
She also has a training certification from PetSmart, whose certification was
developed by leading animal behavioralists including Suzanne Hetts, Pamela J. Reid,
Ph.D., Terry Ryan, Pia Silvani, and Mary Lee Nitschke.
To provide clients with the best possible service, Michelle is determined to stay on top
of the newest techniques and advances in animal behavior by participating in
numerous seminars given by outstanding professionals, including Brenda Aloff,
Kathy Sdao, Chris Bach, and many others.
Prior to her certification, Michelle Jackson has 10 years of experience working with all
types of dogs. She has personal experience with several reactive and aggressive
rescue dogs that she took into her house and rehabilitated using the positive reward
techniques that she will share with you that saved otherwise doomed dogs.
List of Certifications
• Certified Dog Trainer, Animal Behavior
College, November 2004
• Accredited Pet Training Instructor, PetSmart,
April 2005
• Training Skills for Trainers, clinic by
Brenda Aloff, September 2005
• Advanced Clicker Training by Kathy Sdao, M.A.,
May 2006
• The THIRD WAY Foundations by Chris Bach, May 2007
• Advanced Trainer's Clinic by Brenda Aloff, Sept 2007
• Get Connected Trainer's Clinic by Brenda Aloff, April 2008
• Agility Puzzle - Putting the Pieces Together by Linda Brady, April 2008
Dog Agility Classes
Dog Agility is an exciting and fun training class that teaches your dog to master many
obstacles including
tire jumps, pole jumps, table, tunnel and chutes, teeter,
A-frame and more! Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced classes are offered as well
as Fun Runs.
Dog Agility offers many benefits:
• Exercises dogs and owners both physically and mentally
• Increases dog’s confidence
• Improves the bond between you and your dog
Obedience Training
At Paws-N-Play, we believe dogs should be part of the family. We can provide you with
effective solutions to your dog’s problem behaviors to ensure that he/she stays part of
the family!
We will help your dog to:
• Understand the rules of the household.
• Establish a positive relationship with you
- and your family.
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| ORDERING INFORMATION |
| CONTACT INFORMATION |
Paws-N-Play is located
near 12 Mile and Orchard
Lake Roads in Farmington
Hills, Michigan.
Michelle Jackson
Dog Trainer
Paws-N-Play
Phone:
248.320.6393
Email:
michelle@paws-n-play.net
or
pawsnplay@twmi.rr.com
near 12 Mile and Orchard
Lake Roads in Farmington
Hills, Michigan.
Michelle Jackson
Dog Trainer
Paws-N-Play
Phone:
248.320.6393
Email:
michelle@paws-n-play.net
or
pawsnplay@twmi.rr.com
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Breeze is a Spaniel mix who
was adopted as a puppy into a
busy family with two children.
As Breeze matured into an
adult dog it became evident
that they had some problems
on their hands. Breeze barked
wildly at visiting children and
often got too rough during play
by snapping or biting the
children. Breeze would also
go crazy if she saw another
dog.
After 4 weeks of working with
Breeze and her family and
implementing a positive
reward system, control tools
and techniques, Breeze’s
family exclaimed to me, “We
barely recognize Breeze – she
is a totally different and
wonderful dog!”
was adopted as a puppy into a
busy family with two children.
As Breeze matured into an
adult dog it became evident
that they had some problems
on their hands. Breeze barked
wildly at visiting children and
often got too rough during play
by snapping or biting the
children. Breeze would also
go crazy if she saw another
dog.
After 4 weeks of working with
Breeze and her family and
implementing a positive
reward system, control tools
and techniques, Breeze’s
family exclaimed to me, “We
barely recognize Breeze – she
is a totally different and
wonderful dog!”
