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Anne George came to Bark Busters after a thirty-year career as a Maryland teacher recognized by state and national organizations for her creative teaching skills and leadership in science education. In addition to her intensive training in the holistic methods of Bark Busters, Anne has an undergraduate degree in biology and a master's degree in behavior and development from the University of Maryland. She also has completed graduate and undergraduate level courses in the biological and social bases of behavior, animal behavior, and zoology.
Today her goals are twofold: to bring the Bark Busters philosophy and mission to the residents of the Baltimore metropolitan area and to reduce the number of family pets surrendered to Maryland shelters or euthanized for behavioral reasons
As a Bark Buster therapist/trainer, Anne now teaches dog owners how to understand their dog's behavior and helps them to develop the skills needed to communicate effectively with their canine family members. Understanding, communication, and leadership are the keys for establishing a harmony in a household which includes dogs and humans.
How do owners achieve this?
By learning the language of our canine friends based on body language, voice tones and training aids, the owners are able to educate their dogs in how they can be happy, well-adjusted members of their blended family of humans and dogs.
We rescued a 4 year old pitt bull / bulldog mix. We wanted an older dog assuming it would be somewhat trained. We were wrong. When we got her home our dog was a sweet as could be but had issues with pulling on our walks (like pitt bulls do), separation anxiety, would run/jump at people while she was in our back yard, jumped up on/knocked people ove...
Kate P | Parkville, Maryland