Best Dog Trainer in Fort Wayne
Meet Dog Psychology and Training Center
Find out if we are the best fit for you and your family.
Imagine being able to communicate with your dog without frustration, without your dog being confused. It will change the way you live and interact with your four-legged friend. At Dog Psychology and Training Center, we promise to listen to your needs and customize your training program to meet those needs.
With a variety of offerings to choose from, we’re sure you’ll be happy working with us. Our clients become a part of our family, their dogs our priorities. We work with rescues and shelters to help any animal in need that we can. Your pet being a joy in your life rather than a headache is our goal. Well behaved dogs are not born, they are trained, and we know we can make your bond with your animal stronger than ever.
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Your Fort Wayne Dog Trainer:
- Krystal Nierman, IACP CDTOwner and Director of Training
- Professional trainer since 2008
- Professional member of the International Association of Canine Professionals
- Has been an advisor to the Allen County SPCA, a volunteer at Fort Wayne Animal Care and Control, and a board member of the Fort Wayne Pit Bull Coalition
- Committed to helping all breeds of dogs
- Developed a passion for helping people and their pets after a personal experience with Korbyn
- Spends her spare time with her four beautiful children, Alaska, Raider, Reign and Vega; her loving husband Eric; their dog Morgyn, two cats, and two corn snakes
Meet Krystal
Krystal Nierman has been training dogs since 2008. She has been an adviser to the Allen County SPCA and volunteered at Animal Care and Control to assist with spays and neuters. Krystal is a Professional member of the International Association of Canine Professionals. She is also a board member of the Fort Wayne Pit Bull Coalition and is very passionate about helping bully breeds get a better media image.
She has a Neapolitan Mastiff named Morgyn. She also has two cats and two corn snakes.
Krystal used to be an Assistant Manager at Petland when it was open from 2005 to 2008. She has a husband, Eric, whom she has been with for over ten years; an 8 year old daughter, Alaska, and a 7 year old son, Raider and a 4 year old daughter Reign and a newest, baby Vega. She loves dogs and loves even more to help people enjoy their pets. She had a Pit Bull Terrier named Korben who was the best dog she ever had. But Korben had an unknown emotional disorder where he would randomly lash out at people and dogs he knew already and liked. One moment he would be perfect, loving everyone and everything then instantly he would become aggressive when Krystal and Eric were trying to get control of him, he nipped Krystal twice and Eric once on two separate instances.
What Korben had was by no means a “Pit Bull” problem. His disorder was unknown and unpredictable with no known triggers as to what would make him upset. Korben’s behavior prompted Krystal to get help from the professionals and ever since then Krystal has been devoted to helping others strengthen their human-canine bond.