Check out Tim’s excellent training resources online at the Grapevine K9 blog on Substack.
Timothy Frazier possesses a fascinating ability to form a rapid bond and communication connection to most dogs.
Tim excels in obedience training, remediating human and animal aggression issues, and has rescued dogs that were on their way to shelters or the euthanasia room that others thought were “unfixable” due to behavior issues. Our beloved dogs have life spans roughly one-seventh as long as we have. The typical dog owner owns seven dogs between his or her 18th and 80th birthdays. For those of us who consistently have a pack of two, three, or more in our families the number rises to somewhere between 14 and 28+ dogs over the years. You need the skills Tim can teach you.
A world class obedience and trick trainer who has worked discreetly with high profile clients and their pets, Tim is also known as one of the best when it comes to training high risk, aggressive power breeds. His current and former clients know he excels at transforming risky dogs into affectionate and friendly family pets.
It makes no difference whether your dog is an ankle-biting Yorkie or a 180 lb. “power-breed” that wants to tear out the throat of any stranger or other animal it meets. Tim has successfully rehabilitated dogs that other trainers claimed were hopeless.
Graduate of Adlerhorst International, Inc (one of the world’s leading police K9 training academies) and former career police canine officer, Tim and his Malinois partner graduated in the top of their class in criminal apprehension, tracking, and narcotics detection in 1987.
Tim’s experience includes over 35 years of training with breeds including Belgian Malinois, German Shepherds, Dutch Shepherds, Doberman Pinschers and a massive variety of other breeds and mixes.
Tim has personally owned an American Mastiff, numerous pit bulls, a Belgian Groenendael, and a variety of mixed breed dogs of all types and sizes over the last 40 years, most of them adopted from shelters and rescue organizations. His police partner was a Belgian Malinois, and he worked with many other guardian breeds including German Shepherds, Bouviers, grey wolf and grey wolf mixes, and even Russian Ovcharkas throughout his career.
Tim will develop and document your dog’s custom training plan based on his initial evaluation conducted with you and your dog at your residence.
Grapevine K9 clients gain the skills and knowledge to do basic obedience training and correct common behavioral problems, which they can apply to any future dogs that join their family.
I was wondering if there is an age limit on when to start training….we have a 4 mo old shepherd mix who we need to get her better behaved–esp biting.