Home Dog Training in Nation's Capital, Washington, DC / Maryland
My name is Andy Pascoe, and I am a certified dog behavioral therapist and dog trainer with Bark Busters.
If you've been struggling with training and communicating with your dog, well, I've been in your shoes.
I picked up my dog Bento when he was a puppy. I knew at the time I was no expert, but I was confident that I was completely prepared. I spent my days and nights dedicating myself to reading books and researching online how to raise a puppy. I quickly learned that I was in way over my head.
I struggled in nearly every aspect of raising a puppy. I grew frustrated, tired, and nearly half of my DC apartment had been destroyed! I began to seek help, and through a mutual friend I was introduced to Bark Busters.
Since applying the Bark Busters principals, Bento and I have been able to communicate and build an incredible relationship, well beyond what I thought was possible. I was amazed and wanted to learn more, and ultimately decided to dedicate myself to helping others overcome the struggles I encountered first hand.
I became a Bark Busters trainer not only for my love of dogs, but for my love of people and helping them solve their problems. I left my successful career in Information Technology to help you and your furry companion! I now conduct in-home, private, behavioral and obedience dog training customized for you and your dog.
My training is done in your home -- where your dog is most relaxed, there are less distractions, and most problems occur.
If you're interested in learning more, please explore my personal Bark Busters website, and feel free to email or call, I'd love to help!
We had our first session with Andy, and we were wowed by our Penny's progress in only a couple of hours! The experience was fun, informative, and Andy always made sure to give attention to Penny's specific needs. We're looking forward to continuing the program and training our puppy in a fun, positive way. Thanks BarkBusters!
Gregory M | Washington, District of Columbia