LCT, Inc.  Client Intake Form

661-750-4764
Loving Canine Transformations, Inc. 

LCT, Inc. 

I AM NO LONGER TAKING NEW CLIENTS!

Currently getting certified to be your Canine Massage Therapist!
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Force free, concept training, where we train using food and games to shape behavior!
Loving Canine Transformations, Inc., trains all dogs by using force free methods and concept training.  These tools will help your puppy, adult or senior dog. I also have a passion for scared, fearful, shy or otherwise nervous dogs and would love to help them adjust into their new families. With rescued dogs, we don't always know their past, but we can help create a happy future with them in a positive way.  

LCT, Inc., wants to help you understand your dog while helping him to build his confidence all with the use of kibble/treats and games. My goal is to teach you ways to understand your dog by learning how to read his body language. I have the tools to guide you, let me help you, and together, we can build the foundation for a happy future with your thankful dog.  

Let me know what you need and we will figure it out together. We will become a team to create happiness within your family with you and your dog. Let's get started, it's never too early or too late!
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Tucker babies, Autumn, Bodie & Sadie

Hi! My  name is Angela Marler (she/her) and I own, LCT, Inc. 

My goal, as your dog trainer, is to be available to you, as you need, to help with dog training problem solving. If you have an issue, I will do all I can to help you work toward solving that problem.

I think outside the box for you, I take a holistic approach with each family and the personality of your dog into consideration. I want everyone to live TOGETHER, happily. Once you become a client of mine, you are in!  You are part of the LCT family and I promise to do my best to help you and your dog succeed.

If I find that I am not the person to help you succeed, I have no problem referring you to the appropriate trainer for your needs, however, I will only ever refer to a FORCE FREE trainer as force is never needed with dog training! ❤️

What is Concept Training?

Concept training takes the dog and trainer a step beyond normal training. Rather than a simple relation between a cue, a behavior, and a consequence, the dog learns a broader rule or set of rules that can be applied to new situations. 

Concept Training helps a dog learn to make good choices on their own (well behaved)
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Simply doing as they are told, owner needing to ask for each cue (behaves well).

This is done by playing games that engage your dog, but also shapes their behavior without them even realizing it. Fun for everyone and is relationship building too. 
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LCT's Pricing as of 1/1/21

If you are a current client, you will following the price schedule that I set for you when we started together. You have been grandfathered into the old prices.

My rate is not per hour, it is per session.  This price includes my time with any questions and answers before your training session, the training session with your dog and any follow up questions that you may have after our training session.
I want you and your dog to succeed. Once you have a session with me, you become part of the LCT family. 
  • First Session (1-2 hours)..........$120 
  • All Other Sessions (1 hour).....$100

Forms of payment accepted:
What is the 

Client Intake Form?

Are you interested in becoming a client?  
Please fill out the following Client Intake Form and I will have all of the information I need to get you in the books when you are ready to schedule your first session.
Please note: Filling out my form does not obligate you to train with me. It just gives me insight into your individual situation.

Serving the Santa Clarita Valley 

661-750-4764

angela@lctwithtlc.com

Booking Hours are from 1:00pm-6:30pm, Daily 
About Us

LCT's Trainer
The Marlers!

Angela Marler, ABC-DT, Pro-Dog Trainer,Owner

My name is Angela Marler (she/her) and I have been married to my husband, Brian, for 25 years.  I was a stay at home mom for 17 years. I've been home with my children from day one. Now, we are empty nesters as my son, Michael (Junior @ UO) and daughter, Mackenzie (DPT @ APU after graduating from UO) are away and pursuing their dreams. As my daughter was thinking about college, I decided that I needed to find my passion so that I could keep myself busy and start the next chapter in my life as my babies were about to start theirs.  I went to school at Animal Behavior College to become a certified dog trainer. Then, I received an additional certification through AbsoluteDogs which gives me the skills to train dogs through games. So much fun! I can't wait to share these new skills with you and your dog.

I am so glad that I made these steps because I love what I do.  I am a force free/concept dog trainer who focuses on training dogs with kibble/treats, positive interaction and games, lots and lots of games. I am all about training each dog with positive things to keep them motivated. After all, we work for a paycheck, why wouldn't our dogs want to do the same?

If a dog is not enjoying their training, something needs to change. Training should be fun and about trust and confidence building with your dog. If you have a shy/fearful/nervous dog, training is so very important to their mental well being. Just learning how to sit and practicing that with his owner daily will help build confidence. Hearing praise from the one he loves the most will help him to walk proud. You will see it, I will show you.

All training is about baby steps and following your dog's lead. Always set your dog up to succeed! My job, as your trainer, is not to judge what you've done with your pup in your past training, but to help you move forward.  I want to  help you get your pup on the right track and that is through force free and concept training.

A training goal of mine is to help you understand how to communicate with your dog. Dogs communicate through body language and it is universal. Wouldn't it be amazing to be able to understand what your dog is trying to communicate to you? Did you know that their facial expressions are extremely telling? Or that they may try to calm you (& their environment) down if you are making them nervous because you are excited about the big game by licking their nose or yawning? Let me show you and help you better understand your pup.
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Have a Question?

Feel free to send Angela an email however, please note, that I won't be able to help you with your current situation, unless you fill out my client intake form so that I have the info needed to be most helpful.
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