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Positive reinforcement Dog Training

At Rescue The Underdog, we believe the best and only way to help a rescue dog succeed is through compassion and kindness. Our dogs have been through so much in their lives already, why put them through more when they don't have to! To learn more about how to train your dog with kindness check out our resources below. 

ETHAN BONEN, ABC-DT

Certified Dog Trainer, Animal Behavior College
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In addition to Ethan’s B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering, he is also a graduate of three different dog training schools located in two different countries. Ethan lived in Germany for four years and was involved in the process of testing army and police dogs. In 2010, he completed two different dog training schools, where he learned various training techniques. Upon moving to the states in 2012, he completed a third dog training certificate with Animal Behavior College, which included continuing education programs in rehabilitation of shelter dogs, cat training, and the art of private training.
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Ethan is a mentor for Animal Behavior College dog training school and mentors 10-15 students per year. He is excited to be able to influence the next generation of dog trainers to use positive reinforcement methods.
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Ethan has also been one of the trainers for the city of Aurora Park and recreation department since 2014. As part of schooling, Ethan trained client’s dogs, dogs at high risk of euthanasia, and participated in the process of training service dogs. He also participated in programs to create a better relationship between dogs and children by teaching elementary students about different dogs breeds and connecting them to dogs through agility and play. On top of that, Ethan also accompanied therapy dogs to mental hospitals where non-communicative patients would sit with the dogs, pet them and talk to them. Those dogs were a blessing to the patients, teaching them to trust. Currently, Ethan has been volunteering and working closely with several rescues including Animal Rescue of the Rockies, Pawsco and Shiba Inu Rescue.

Ethan moved to Colorado in 2012 and Started Wagging Pawsibilities in 2013. He is available for virtual private and group sessions nationwide. Ethan is the proud father of Twiggy (Belgian Malinois, 6 years old).  Twiggy was rescued in Colorado at the age of 6 months after being tossed from a semi-truck on the I-76 . Being a huge dog lover, Ethan is very excited to put his skills and experience to use in helping you train your dog into a reliable companion and a valuable family member!

To contact Ethan visit www.waggingpawsibilities.com

Trick Training

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​Dogs don't necessarily need to know how to do all the tricks, but sometimes it's fun and can be mentally stimulating for your pup! For videos on how to trick train your dog things like shake, rollover, play dead and more, click here.
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Check out our blog!

Articles written by Nomi Berger

Nomi, a best selling author and journalist for 40 years, lives in Toronto, Ontario, Canada with her adopted Maltese, Mini, and graciously volunteers her time and talent to help further our rescue efforts. She writes advice articles on topics like puppy proofing, senior dog needs, introductions and much more!
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Check back for new articles each Tuesday!

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  • Home
  • Adopt
    • Current Underdogs
    • Adoption Application
  • Foster
    • Foster Application
    • Foster Contract
    • New Foster Checklist
  • Dogs Needing Fosters
  • Resources
    • Nutrition
    • Training
  • Success
    • 2023 Adopted Underdogs
    • 2022 Adopted Underdogs
    • 2021 Adopted Underdogs
    • 2020 Adopted Underdogs
    • 2019 Adopted Underdogs
    • 2018 Adopted Underdogs
    • 2017 Adopted Underdogs
  • Blog
  • Donate
  • Shop!
    • Apparel