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The relationship you have with your dog should be based on respect and love: not fear, pain, or intimidation.

                       ~ Robin Sockness, Professional Dog Trainer

About Robin

Robin Sockness, a former resident of Fayette County for 20 years, now residing in Sharpsburg (Coweta County), has been working with animals her entire life. She knew from childhood that she had a natural attraction to dogs and the psychology of how they operate and relate to the world. She grew up in a home where her parents both rescued dozens of dogs, rehabilitated them and made them wonderful family pets. She is an active volunteer with JCCARE, a Japanese Chin Rescue Group and CAREing Paws, a therapy dog organization. She empowers people to create a happy, healthy relationship with their dogs. Robin teaches classes and provides private consultations which teach dog owners how to implement a behavior modification program suited for their specific needs based on the science of how dogs learn. Robin and her husband have three dogs: KaeJae, a Jack Russell terrier mix, Katie and KiKu, who are Japanese Chins and are registered therapy dogs. Robin and the girls are active volunteers with CAREing Paws, a statewide group of registered pet therapy teams.

Robin’s Training Approach

Robin is known for her calm, but assertive and enthusiastic approach to canine training and behavioral concerns. She takes pride in getting to know every owner and every dog. She educates pet owners to use problem solving skills that foster life-long positive relationships with their dogs. That bond is built on trust, compassion and acceptance for the dog’s individual personality. Her approach uses gentle, non-aggressive techniques and positive reinforcement. She offers practical training that covers real-life situations and environments.

For more information, please call 678-292-8960 or go to www.mybestbuddydogtraining.com