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Description
At Peace Love Dogs, we don’t just train dogs—we develop confident, well-mannered companions while delivering an exceptional client experience rooted in trust, education, and results.
We are seeking a professional Dog Trainer who is passionate about dogs and people, committed to continued learning, and energized by working in a fast-paced, team environment. This role is ideal for a trainer who thrives on building relationships with both dogs and their owners, and who takes pride in delivering structured, results-driven training programs.
As a Dog Trainer at PLD, you will lead and support our signature training programs, while collaborating closely with our team to ensure consistency in handling and communication. You will play a key role in guiding clients through their dog’s training journey—translating progress into clear, actionable takeaways that build confidence at home.
This is more than a training role—it’s an opportunity to grow within a luxury pet resort that values professionalism, accountability, and a high standard of care for every dog entrusted to us.
Requirements
- A minimum of 2 years of proven experience as a Professional Dog Trainer (private lessons, day-training programs, group classes, board and train, etc.)
CPDT-KA or equivalent certification(s) preferred - Advanced knowledge of dog behavior, learning theories, and training techniques
- Proven knowledge and application of positive reinforcement training techniques and the ability to successfully achieve desired outcomes with dog
- Must be able to provide creative opportunities for dogs through training, enrichment socialization, and behavior modification
- High degree of confidence in transferring training skills to other people
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills required - constant communication with clients
- Excellent time management, self-motivation, and patience
- Must be highly dependable, as the dogs and owners' success relies on consistent trainer involvement