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Barb Levenson |
Barb Levenson Dog Training Centers obedience classes have been helping Pittsburgh dog owners train their dogs for almost 30 years. Basic Dog Obedience, Puppy Kindergarten, Canine Good Citizenship (CGC) and Agility Classes develop positive canine relationships through Positive Reinforcement Training. No choke chains or harsh techniques are ever used in any dog or puppy obedience class. And owners receive personalized attention in all dog training classes.
Looking for dog obedience classes that teach you how to train your dog? Want to learn the easiest and kindest method to teach manners to your dog? It's time to move to Barb's Positive Reinforcement Training Method that is only available in our 12,ooo square foot state-of-the-arts dog training building conveniently located in Oakmont, PA. (See below)
Interested in learning more?
Check out our classes on this website.
Then call or email for directions and more information.
412.795.9642
Upcoming Seminars - Please email for details
No workshops are planned at this time.
Private Behavior Consultations for:
Housetraining: Learn how to teach your puppy to eliminate on command. You'll also get Barb's Housetraining Book for the 1-hour session.
New Puppy Management: New puppy? Want to learn how to prevent problems before they start? Barb's 1-hour session will get you on the right track.
Aggression: These problems do not go away. Check out the section entitled "About Barb" for her credentials and then call today to set up an appointment.
About Barb
Barb Levenson has been competing in dog sports since 1981 and teaching obedience and agility privates and classes since 1985. She has competed with 8 dogs and has titles in Obedience (Canadian & American), Agility and Herding.
Barb is a former teacher for the Pittsburgh Public School System, which enables her to develop the lesson plans used in all her classes. This experience translates into classes that are structured and designed for ease and optimum learning for both dog and handler.
In addition, Barb's qualifications include a B.S. in Psychology (plus Post Graduate courses) from the University of Pittsburgh as well as over 150 continuing education courses in canine behavior and training. She has had training with many of the top behaviorists in the country. And recently the behavioral history she developed for her own behavioral counseling was selected for use in a national training publication.
Personal behavioral counseling is available for people needing a more personal approach to canine behavior concerns such as aggression, separation anxiety or even housetraining issues.
And finally Barb's first book, Flatwork for Agility, was released in early 2007. Published by Clean Run Productions it offers many new ideas for agility enthusiasts. It was also selected by Dog World as one of their suggested agility books. To order a copy, click onto the link for Clean Run on the home page and go to the Book Section.
