Master Dog Training

Master Dog Training specializes in basic obedience, puppy training, protection dog training, aggressive dog, bodyguard dog, service dog and more. Maxim Basyro received his Dog Training education during his service with the Russian military. He train...

Master Dog Training specializes in basic obedience, puppy training, protection dog training, aggressive dog, bodyguard dog, service dog and more. Maxim Basyro received his Dog Training education during his service with the Russian military. He trained specialists and their dogs for different tasks such as airport and railway service, port and road control checkpoints, as well as bomb and drug detection and human tracking. He has been teaching theory and practice of dog training for the past 15 years. He directed and supervised the adaptation and upgrowth of the stationary dog training program. He also developed a unique program called “Diversant” for checking and testing the professional capabilities of certified service dogs. He is a founder of five dog training centers in Russia, which provide courses for dog trainers, dog handlers, and dog groomers. The facilities also provide training courses for dogs (no matter what character or breed), teach children to handle and train dogs, and train veterans, service and guard dogs. He is the creator of “Kanis-therapy”; a program for disabled children with Down syndrome, autism, celebral palsy, blind children and children with other disabilities. The program was tested under the supervision of psychologists and medical doctors, and showed great results. His professional growth then continued with his service in the Military Dog Training Federation, which gives support in security areas for FSB, FSIN, MVD, Cental Customs and other armed forces. He first came to the USA with the experience exchange program, which enabled him to work with K-9 Police departments in New York, Miami, Pittsburgh and other cities. Currently he resides in Los Angeles area and he is ready to share his experience with you and teach you to properly understand your dog.