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Author, Police K-9 Instructor, Speaker and Professional Dog Trainer

Over 20 years experience

Coming 2010 Watchdog Book

Hector L. Hernandez

Obedience Classes & Nationwide Dog Bite Prevention Training Demonstrations

AFFORDABLE NATIONWIDE DOG BITE PREVENTION TRAINING DEMONSTRATIONS

This 20 minute DVD presents, in detail, the most accurate information on preventing dog bites.  It features unscripted, real dog encounters with untrained dogs, and also highlights trained dogs in a controlled situation in order to demonstrate how to react to an encounter.  It's a must for all those who encounter dogs as part of their employment. It will teach you how to read a dog's body language and provide you with options to use before striking a dog or using lethal force, all of which will give you confidence during a dog encounter.

Preparing Yourself for Dog Encounters from Hector Hernandez on Vimeo.

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Preparing Yourself for Dog Encounters

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If you would like to purchase a twenty minute DVD, click on the order form tab.The video and audio quality is much better than the online video. The cost of the DVD is $99.99. If you think the video is good then you have to see Hector in person, his live presentation will keep you on your toes and laughing. Many more topics pertaining to your job can be discussed including time for questions and answers. For Training Demonstration fee and logistics email or call.

When it comes to knowing what to do when confronted by a potentially dangerous dog, Hector Hernandez has the answers, and, what’s really amazing, is the way he is able to convey that to others. His training demonstrations are informative and entertaining.  He knows his material, and has an uncanny ability to teach it to his audience.  There may be others out there who do dog bite demonstrations, but no one can compare to Mr. Hernandez.  Time after time, the same companies have invited him back to train their new employees or give a refresher course. No one has heard Hector Hernandez's presentation then chosen another speaker.

He is committed to educating the public about dogs. He is the leading expert in dog safety.  And, as a former law enforcement officer, he has had to use deadly force on dogs.  He has a compassion for dogs and enjoys training them, but also understands that, as a law enforcement officer, he has an obligation to the people to protect them from any threat.

All Breed Obedience Training Classes

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This two-day class focuses on the dog’s and humans servant leadership relationships combined with respect.  This training method created by Hector will show you how intelligent your dog can be in just one session without food, verbal commands or toys.  You will learn how to interact with your dog at home and when you’re out together.  Your dog will become predictable and able to control its impulses because you bring confidence, respect and trust into the relationship. Minimum age for puppies/dogs is 4 months.

You will also learn how to give proper corrections by holding the dog accountable, and training through trial and error, which is how dogs learn on their own. You’ll learn the proper time to praise your dog, and not to give praise just because you feel good.  You will also find out how to read your dog's body language to anticipate behaviors. Leash control, voice control to control your feelings, hand signals, and proper timing to avoid confusion are all examples of what you will learn in this basic obedience class. Most importantly, you will discover how to train your dog to be independent of your praise.

Remember that everything the dog knows is instinct, except obedience. Through training, the dog learns how to : SERVE YOU AS ITS LEADER AND IN RETURN YOU WILL LEARN HOW TO SERVE THE DOG AS THE LEADER.

I receive countless phone calls about behavior problems, and over 80% of these problems are due to lack of basic training and lack of knowledge about how to socially interact with their pet. The dogs, in effect, were left to train themselves (or not). The other 20% of behavior calls are related to dogs that were trained using the wrong training method.

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