Dannis Lee

About Me

You can call me Dannis or Sir Li. My goal in choosing to enter the pet training industry is to change the current dog training trend in Hong Kong. I hope to educate owners to train their dogs in a positive, reward-based, no-beating, no-fuss, no-harming way, and help owners understand their dogs' behavioral problems and explain the reasons behind the behavior, thereby reducing behavioral problems.

I currently have a 6-year-old Shiba Inu named Haru. Welcome everyone to share your dog life with me.

I usually volunteer at HKDR/LAP when I have time, and I hope everyone can join in if they have time.

experience

5 years of experience in managing pet facilities and many years of experience in dog training

2023 Officially engage in professional dog training

Lead Shiba Inu store manager HARU to complete KPA professional training requirements within half a year

Professional Qualification

Holder of KPA CTP (KPA Certified Training Partner)

Holder of Puppy Start Right for Instructor

Karen Pryor Academe (KPA), a famous pet training school in the United States

-The academy advocates positive training, educating pets/dogs in a stress-free and rewarding way)

Service Content

One-on-one door-to-door training/Basics of positive training (training principles, how dogs learn)/Body language (understanding how dogs communicate)

Behavioral issues (barking/guarding food, property and owner/aggression towards people and dogs/rope grabbing/aggressive behavior (towards people or dogs)/fear issues/house demolition/separation anxiety) and other behavioral issues

Puppy training (socialization, toilet & crate training, prevention of inappropriate behaviors (such as guarding objects/biting furniture/jumping on people), basic behavioral skills (sit/down/stay/come/touch/drop-it/leave-it, etc.)

Daily behavior improvement (indoor etiquette (do not disturb humans eating/jump on guests), outdoor etiquette (re-call/focus/loose leash walking/leave-it/down-stay), etc.

Training direction

Dogs and their owners should respect each other, communicate with dogs in a positive manner, and respond to the information that dogs express to us. I believe this will deepen the relationship of mutual trust between humans and dogs.

Positive training is to guide dogs to behave well, build trust and positive behavior, and promote good communication and interaction through rewards and affirmation. Scientific research shows that positive training can enhance a dog’s learning ability and emotional health, improve connection and interaction with its owner, and reduce anxiety and aggressive behavior.