• Welcome To <span>Dog Gone Problems</span>

    Welcome To Dog Gone Problems

  • Helping a Wheaton Terrier Get Over His Separation Anxiety

    Recent Training Session

    For this Omaha dog training session we helped 2 Soft Coated Wheaton Terrier rescue dogs; Taylor (left) and Max, sharing tips to help Taylor get over his Separation Anxiety. Knowing that Taylor likes ...

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  • Read Our Dog Behavior Column

    Read Our Dog Behavior Column

    We write a Dog Behavior Column for the Omaha World Herald and a few other publications that runs every Wednesday, answering all kinds of reader questions about dog behavior. If you would like to submit your own question, email it with a photo of your dog(s) to momaha@owh.com Read the Latest Article

About Dog Gone Problems

Welcome to Dog Gone Problems. We are a team of Dog Behaviorists and Dog and Puppy trainers who exclusively use positive reinforcement (+R) and Force Free (FF) methods when we teach or train dogs. We do not use shock collars, choke chains, pinch or prong collars as these tools cause pain and are unnecessary to train a dog.

We started out exclusively working as dog behaviorists who specialized in coming up with custom solutions to stop unwanted dog behavior problems. But due to overwhelming demand we have now expanded to also offer in home dog training and Omaha’s best puppy socialization classes.

For for 99% of our dog behavior clients, we only need one session to put a stop to your unwanted dog behavior problems (after rehabilitating thousands of dogs, we’ve only needed more than one session for less than 1% of our clients). We are able to achieve such quick and long lasting results because we show you all the things you may be doing that may confuse your dog or contribute to the problem, as well as how to fix it.
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Areas Served

Los Angeles, CA

Areas Served: Santa Monica, Mar Vista, Venice, Culver City, Hancock Park, Beverly Hills, Hollywood, Pacific Palisades, Larchmont, Mid Wilshire, Cheviot Hills, Bel Air, Beverly Glen, Malibu, Huntington Park are just a few of the locations we serve in Los Angeles.

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Omaha, NE

Areas Served: Omaha, Benson, Millard, Elkhorn, Papillion, Bellevue, Gretna, Blair, Council Bluffs are just a few of the locations we serve in Omaha area.

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Client Testimonials

Before deciding on David, we researched every dog trainer/school/boarding in LA. It's expensive and anyone who promises to fix... continue reading

-Peter and Rita Coleman

"I reached out to David in order to help me with some training for my foster dog, Roscoe. Roscoe is a sweet boy, but I needed to... continue reading

-Kimberly - Los Angeles, CA

"We were referred to David by our neighbor and at first I was skeptical. Our dogs weren't a major problem, "why spend the money?" ... continue reading

-Manuel, Los Angeles Ca
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Recent Posts

Helping a Wheaton Terrier Get Over His Separation Anxiety
For this Omaha dog training session we helped 2 Soft Coated Wheaton Terrier rescue dogs; Taylor (left) and Max, sharing tips to help Taylor get over his Separation Anxiety. Knowing that Taylor likes to get excited and jump up on guests, I called ahead to set up an easy way to ...
Free Tips on How to Get a Dog to Calm Down at the Door
For this Omaha dog training session we helped 2 year-old Goldendoodle Nash, sharing tips to stop him from nipping strangers or guests to the house. Knowing that Nash gets excited when people come to the door, I used a Dog Behaviorist trick to teach him to calm himself down;...
A Great Way to Help a Dog Stop Nipping at Guests
For this Bennington dog training session we help 7 year-old rescue dog Milo stop barking or nipping guests who come to visit. Milo was rescued when his guardians were doing some humanitarian work years ago. After befriending this cute street puppy, they looked out for him...
Helping a Deaf Rescue Dog Learn She Doesn’t Need to Growl at Her New Roomies
For this Council Bluffs dog training session we shared some tips to help deaf Maltese mix Millie stop growling and lunging at Min Poodles Abby, Annie or Powder Puff Crested Bree if any of them approach Millie when she has any chew items or food. Many people confuse a growling ...
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