Our Training Philosophy
Teach your dog about our human environment and they will be great pets. Do it as early as eight weeks of age if possible. Don't delay, the clock is ticking as puppies learn faster while young.

Our Facility
Constructed just this year, our 2600 square foot Center was custom built for training rooms and day care play. Rain or shine, we cater to comfort with heat and air conditioning, good lighting,  and state-of-the-art rubber flooring that is dog friendly and reduces the risk of your dog slipping.  We even have an outdoor potty area that is completely fenced in and is sanitized daily with a unique system that does not use chemicals. Popular and effective retail items are available for sale in our lobby. Stop in and see us. One of our staff members is always on site to be of assistance and answer questions.

Who We Are
Cool Dog Training, Inc. was founded in 2001. We pride ourselves on being professional trainers and are members of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers where an on-going education is essential to success.

Lynne
Dog trainer and behaviorist, Lynne Sorrentino is the President of Cool Dog Training, Inc. A dog lover from the start, she pointed at dogs while in a stroller screeching, "Doggie! Doggie!" Her role as an educator grew as people became more interested in understanding their own pets. Cool Dog Training was founded in 2001 and focuses on working with families and their dogs bringing them together for better lives. As with many good dog trainers, they learn from other good dog trainers... and Lynne has studied under some of the best: notably Patricia McConnell, Ph.D, Dr. Ian Dunbar, Trish King, and Donna Duford. As an active member of Association of Pet Dog Trainers, her education is a continuing commitment. She lives in Temecula, California, with her Vizsla, Deogi and her Doberman Pincher, Stella.

Lois
Puppyhood is the cornerstone to adulthood and no one appreciates the valiant efforts puppies make to become "cool dogs" more than Lois. She has always said obedience and positive training are what make "just a backyard dog" an active member of one's family. Her commitment is to assist families in making a well-socialized and well-mannered pet. Through continued education and experience and associations such as APDT, Lois feels she can effectively help families & dogs live in our world harmoniously. As a Puppy Trainer for Cool Dog Training, Inc., for five years, she sees more and more families including their dogs in their day-to-day lives, and knows her time is necessary and fulfilling. 

Rachel
Rachel has raised three puppies for Canine Support Teams, an organization which trains service dogs for people with disabilities. She raised each puppy until it was one and a half years old, taking them out in public and teaching them basic obedience. She received an award in high school for doing the most community service hours (2500+). All three dogs are now assisting their disabled owners. In her spare time, Rachel has a pet-sitting and dog-walking business, Rachel's Pet Services. She takes care of pets at their own homes as well as welcoming them into her home while their owners are away. She is a member of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers, and is studying to become a puppy trainer. Rachel has two "babies:" Molly, a six year-old Chocolate Lab and Sadie, her one year-old Golden Retriever.

Cami 
Cami helps out in our daycare and has always enjoyed being around dogs. Over the years she has done pet sitting for others while they are away; as well as assisting her neighbor, who is a dog groomer, by bathing the dogs for her. Cami has also had many years of experience with horses. She rode and competed in shows for tens years. She has two dogs of her own: Sophie, a four year-old Great Dane and Spike, her six year-old Miniature Doberman Pincher.

Paige 
Since Paige was a little girl the first question she’d ask anyone she met was, “Do you have a dog?”  Her love for dogs is in her DNA!  At the age of eight she pleaded with her parents to get a dog, saying it was a “need” not a “want.” Paige has fostered dogs and puppies for the local shelter and cared for many neighborhood pets overnight.  She keeps a watchful eye out for lost dogs and has been a rescue to many. She has become the go-to person in her neighborhood when a dog is lost. Paige has her own dog, a Bichon Frize, named Toby.  She has trained him in obedience and agility. Paige is a true dog lover and enjoys the opportunity to volunteer at Cool Dog Training.

Location & Hours
Training Hours:
Vary, please see class schedules.
Day Care Hours:
Monday through Saturday 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Directions:
Cool Dog Traning, Inc. is located in the Temecula Valley Wine Country, eight miles inland from Interstate 15. Exit at Rancho California Road and head east to Glenoaks Road, where you'll turn right. We are at 35581 Glenoaks Road, the second driveway on the right.
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