Covid-19 Updates

I have received the second  shot of the Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine, and will be fully immunized by April 30 .

I have received the first  shot of the Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine, and will receive second shot of April 16.

Covid-19 Compliance: We ensure to follow county and state orders by wearing a mask and keeping social distance at all times while training sessions take place. If either party becomes sick or tests positive for COVID-19, all training sessions must pause until re-testing can verify a negative result.  If client refuses to wear mask indoors, then all training will be conducted outdoors.

I have tested negative for COVID-19 and will continue to get tested every month to ensure that I am not spreading the virus to any customers. I have never tested positive for the virus.

We continue our training sessions at clients homes, wearing a mask, and asking the same of all clients. So far, there have been no issues or reports of COVID-19 symptoms or any positive test results from either party. 

Things that I am doing to help prevent the spread of COVID-19

1. I have never tested positive for COVID-19.
2. I get tested regularly to help prevent the spread of the virus.
3. I wear a mask everywhere I go.
4. I wash my hands a lot and carry hand wipes in my car to use in between clients.
5. I use hand sanitizer after touching anything.
6. I do not to shake hands with anyone.
7. I have not traveled and am I not in contact with people who travel.
8. If I did have any symptoms, I would contact all clients immediately, quarantine myself, and get tested.

I’ve got 3 options to provide services during COVID-19 to make clients feel safe:

1. We both wear a mask and keep social distance when working in your home
2. I can train your dog outside using Leash Training, and keep social distance.
3. I now offer the virtual experience of Online Dog Training.

Option #2 is my preferred method because the Leash Training program works wonders for dogs. We will need to bring a lot of water and find shade, so the dog does not overheat, and preferably sessions in the morning.