David is the Founder and Head Trainer
of Doggie Dog Dog Training & Canine Services Unlimited. In addition to twenty five years of experience, he attended Oklahoma State University, studying animal sciences, husbandry, and veterinarian medicine. Having already launched a career in dog training, he attended West Virginia Canine College for a more rounded foundation of dog behavior and to broaden his canine sports experience. After graduation he held the position of Master Instructor at the college for two years before founding Canine Services Unlimited in 1988. Many years later, David still believes in keeping up with and developing new skills and knowledge in the dog field. David feels that the key to any good trainer is listening to the owner and keeping abreast of new information to better enhance the dog/owner relationship. He has held positions as Head Trainer for several training clubs, and continues his own apprenticeship program to further educate people on their canine companions.David has continued his education with Cornell University, the Tom Rose School, and various seminars hosted each year around the country. He has trained 110 types of purebreds, and countless mix-breed dogs. He has a passion for his dogs and his training, and has a genuine focus to make the relationship that each dog has with its family the best it can be.
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1 Marie Williams // Feb 10, 2008 at 10:38 am
There are few more qualified to have such an enlightening and informative blog as MT David Harris. I will be checking in frequently and want to encourage others to do the same. Thank you for sharing with us. I look forward to future posts and will throw in some questions and comments along the way. Another job WELL DONE!
2 Maz // Mar 7, 2008 at 5:31 am
And aside from the above mentioned formal qualifications, he’s a helpful guy too!
Thanks David.
3 Sheila Cummins // Nov 2, 2008 at 6:18 pm
Hi David, I still need you to come to my farm and help with my Doberman. He is very good with us, but hurts the other 2 dogs when he is off leash and excited. The daily off leash walks are a must in order for him to get the proper amount of exercise.
I don’t however have any problems with him walking on a leash since that ONE session with you. I take him to Lowes frequently, and he is good as gold when he has on the collar you gave him.
Thanks, Sheila
4 David Harris // Nov 9, 2008 at 3:27 pm
Sheila,
I am glad our one lesson is paying dividends for you. Just give me a call when you are ready to move forward. I look forward to helping you solve all the issues you have with your Doberman.
5 Jose Abril // Dec 23, 2008 at 1:29 pm
One thing I must say is that Mr.Harris has to be one the most helpful trainers out there.I do not know him personally but the times I have e-mailed and called him he was very attentive and sincere in his answers.
We need more trainers that are willing to help like Mr. Harris!!
6 David Harris // Dec 23, 2008 at 3:38 pm
Thanks Jose. I appreciate the kind words, but you need to give yourself more credit. It is easy and fun to help people willing to help themselves. I admire the time and effort you are putting into raising a top quality dog. The world needs more owners like you that put their effort where their mouths are. You walk the walk and it makes me proud to assist you in anyway possible.
And hopefully you will think of me when it comes time to refer someone to buy a puppy, young adult or fully trained dog
I will be posting a new website soon with many dogs for sale and a wide range of services.
Think of me for all your dog and training needs.
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