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Monday 9am - 6pm Tuesday 9am - 6pm Wednesday 9am - 5pm Thursday 9am - 6pm Friday 9am - 5pm Saturday 9am - 5pm

Good Buddy Pet Services LLC

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Good Buddy Pet Services LLC

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Good Buddy's goal is to help you and your dog communicate better.

We are also available to help with your pet needs from pet sitting, dog walking, bath and nails and day of training.

10/31/2026

I am booking training sessions over the holidays. I know the holidays can be a busy time even if you want to book tuneup training sessions. Feel free to message. Tuneup sessions are if you need help and pointers in certain areas to help you with a direction to go.

10/31/2026

Happy Halloween 🎃!

Something to remember:
To a dog, the scare is not fake at all. Since they live in the moment, they take things at face value, and if something looks like a threat, they react to it accordingly. People can and do get bitten by their own dogs, no matter how non-aggressive that dog is, if they startle them in the wrong way, or create the perception of danger.

10/30/2026

😆 I feel this one.

10/24/2026

⭐️⭐️Now accepting new clients ⭐️⭐️

I am still doing one on one training sessions. As it gets colder, I will have inside options available. Depending on your location I may can come to you. I just do a little bit of a lot just to make sure I have a nice schedule for work. I also have openings available for pet sitting and depending on your location dog walking and I can help with nail trimming. Hope to hear from you 😊

10/23/2026

If your dog is easily excitable one way you can work on that is when you are giving affection and you see they’re pumped up cut off attention. This way it relays to them excitement gets the opposite for them.

10/20/2026

Dogs can go into panic mode and loose sense of reality. Then bites CAN happen out of fear. They will be trying to in their own way get personal space because they’re afraid. Please just act as a precaution for your dogs sake.

10/14/2026

Not fulfilling your dog’s needs for exercise, discipline, and affection.
Whether your dog is incredibly high-energy or a lump that prefers to lay around, he needs structure to stay balanced. What this means can vary from breed to breed and dog to dog, but you always need to provide exercise, discipline, and affection. And stay consistent. For best results, you should have a schedule for your dog’s meals, work, and playtime.

10/13/2026

You can make use of your dogs favorite toy (or treat) when it comes to working with your dog. Do not allow free access to it. When you are working with your dog (and working on training homework) use the toy as a reward at the end of the training time. I like to time a release word (ex. Done) to end training with Jase and then give the toy. This is one option to help associate training/working positively. If things are going a little chaotic during your time working with your dog have your dog sit or do something it knows to do...end on a positive note (do not give a toy then). Take a break and you both can calm down and start back up again.

10/13/2026

Dogs being possessive can take many forms. Early signs to look for are the body language stiffening when you or another animal comes around your dog with the object. Another sign is the expression will change looking around warily. They will have the object between their front feet, head over it, or one foot on top of the object. Again these are the early warning signs. Thr next step is them growling and warning you away. Please let me know if I can be of assistance helping with this issue. Depending on what your dog is being possessive over....there are many options to address this issue but it MUST be addressed. Just one way for food pocession is to hold the food bowl while your dog is eating and practice raising and lowering the dish and taking it away slowly. Do not feed or give treats when your dog is in an excited state of mind. That will reward and intensify the excitement. Don't worry. Possessive issues can be worked through. Stay calm.

Address

Sylva, NC
28779

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+18282269632

Website

http://www.goodbuddytrainer.wix.com/good-buddy-trainer

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