A "Good Dog" is a happy, well-trained and reliable pet your family will love forever.
Tom Broderick, A Private Professional Dog Obedience Trainer.
Teaching Owners And Their Dogs Formal Focused Obedience Training And Correcting Unwanted Behaviors.
201-818-9800 Home Office or 551-427-3844 Cell
AMITY'S GOT TALENT (SLOAN at 4 months)
She is doing a Take, Hold and Carry.
MASTER TRAINER TOM BRODERICK's success comes from years of experience teaching multiple dog breeds, working with people in the process of training their dogs and correcting the many common unwanted behavior issues into wanted behavior.
Tom Broderick resides in Mahwah, New Jersey with his wife Diane, has three sons and eight Newfoundland dogs. Tom obtained his first Newfoundland in 1974 and in 1977 Diane and Tom began breeding Newfoundlands under the kennel prefix “Amity”. Tom has owner handled most of his many Newfoundlands to their AKC Championships.
He has been active in American Kennel Club (AKC) obedience and Newfoundland Club of America (NCA) Working Events. He has trained several of his dogs from AKC Novice to Utility, has several NCA Draft, Water Rescue and Versatility Titles. Tom had entered the first NCA, New-Pen-Del Club (NPD-N.J. PA. Del. Region) Water Test in 1977 and his dog “Pax” was the first Newfoundland from New Jersey to obtain an NCA Water Dog Title.
Besides judging several NCA Water and Draft Tests he was invited to judge a Water Test in Bergamo, Italy and was asked back again to give a four day comprehensive seminar on obedience training.
As a member of the NCA, he served on the NCA Board for fourteen years, one year as Recording Secretary and two years as President. Tom was President of the New-Pen-Del Newfoundland Club for 6 years.
Tom has been donating his time and expertise to Dog Clubs, Schools, Libraries, Local Community and Dog Rescue Service fund-raisers by presenting his knowledge in formal dog obedience training and how training leads to positive behavior known as behavior modification.
Tom Broderick, Owner/Trainer of Good Dog, has trained well over 300 dogs with satisfactory results. All Good Dog obedience training takes place in the familiar surroundings of your home, yard and neighborhood. All dogs are lovingly coached to meet your dog’s particular needs.
Call today, and Tom will come to your home to meet you and your dog, evaluate your pet’s potential, and consult with you on your obedience training and behavior modification expectations – with no cost and no obligation.
201-818-9800 Home Office or 551-427-3844 Cell
She is doing a Take, Hold and Carry.
MASTER TRAINER TOM BRODERICK's success comes from years of experience teaching multiple dog breeds, working with people in the process of training their dogs and correcting the many common unwanted behavior issues into wanted behavior.
Tom Broderick resides in Mahwah, New Jersey with his wife Diane, has three sons and eight Newfoundland dogs. Tom obtained his first Newfoundland in 1974 and in 1977 Diane and Tom began breeding Newfoundlands under the kennel prefix “Amity”. Tom has owner handled most of his many Newfoundlands to their AKC Championships.
He has been active in American Kennel Club (AKC) obedience and Newfoundland Club of America (NCA) Working Events. He has trained several of his dogs from AKC Novice to Utility, has several NCA Draft, Water Rescue and Versatility Titles. Tom had entered the first NCA, New-Pen-Del Club (NPD-N.J. PA. Del. Region) Water Test in 1977 and his dog “Pax” was the first Newfoundland from New Jersey to obtain an NCA Water Dog Title.
Besides judging several NCA Water and Draft Tests he was invited to judge a Water Test in Bergamo, Italy and was asked back again to give a four day comprehensive seminar on obedience training.
As a member of the NCA, he served on the NCA Board for fourteen years, one year as Recording Secretary and two years as President. Tom was President of the New-Pen-Del Newfoundland Club for 6 years.
Tom has been donating his time and expertise to Dog Clubs, Schools, Libraries, Local Community and Dog Rescue Service fund-raisers by presenting his knowledge in formal dog obedience training and how training leads to positive behavior known as behavior modification.
Tom Broderick, Owner/Trainer of Good Dog, has trained well over 300 dogs with satisfactory results. All Good Dog obedience training takes place in the familiar surroundings of your home, yard and neighborhood. All dogs are lovingly coached to meet your dog’s particular needs.
Call today, and Tom will come to your home to meet you and your dog, evaluate your pet’s potential, and consult with you on your obedience training and behavior modification expectations – with no cost and no obligation.
201-818-9800 Home Office or 551-427-3844 Cell
Welcome!
Serving Northern New Jersey (Bergen County, Passaic County, Essex County, Hudson County,Sussex County, Morris County) and Central to Southern New Jersey. Also servicing Southern New York, NYC and Eastern Pennsylvania.
Your location is the place to begin training. No need to take your dog out to a training center. I will come to your home and neighborhood. Distractions and challenges will be introduced after your dog has a great foundation.
Your dog will only learn if there is eye contact and attention. Those skills must be taught for your dog to learn. It is important to teach the foundation exercises in a place where there are limited distractions.
Some dogs just cannot learn in a class environment. That is why more and more people hire a private professional trainer.
If you are having trouble teaching your dog to behave in your home or neighborhood please call for a complimentary consultation. I have in depth experience developing proper communication to teach your dog wanted behavior vs. unwanted behavior through formal obedience training.
A well trained dog is a well behaved dog. I teach without treats or clickers. I encourage you to call several trainers and then call me. Unlike other private trainers I know how to handle and teach all pure breeds and mix breed dogs.
I have special skills instructing my clients to properly teach their dog
immediate responses to commands or requests. I have experience working with the disabled. A man wheelchair bound asked me for help to train his boxer to be a companion and service dog. It was so rewarding to me seeing the progress the autistic child had with his black lab. Also humbling working with a married couple who were both deaf and mute, watching their smiles as we worked with their miniature poodle.
My background working with all temperaments and genetic make-ups, such as, unruly, overly friendly, apprehensive dog type behavior is evident.
I will teach the most difficult dogs to listen and behave. Most common behavior issues are and not limited to: jumping, chronic barking,
scratching, chewing, overly friendly, counter surfing, running around house, not listening, pulling and sniffing when walking, not staying, will not come when called, passive aggressive to dominant aggressive and all temperaments in between, etc.
Tom and his Newfoundland Dogs left to right: Harper, Hadley, Golden Doodle Faith, Sloan, German Shepard Rocco, Martha in back, Courtney and Bella.
