About Us
Jeremy Dulebohn
Jeremy's influence extends beyond the dogs he has personally trained. Since 1993, he has developed professional training systems and cirricula for professional K9 institutions, instructed K9 handlers, dog trainers, and contributed to the creation, development, and education of working dog teams preparing for real world service.
In 1993, Jeremy graduated from one of the nation's leading schools for dog trainers where he established a professional foundation in advanced canine training and instruction. Rather than stopping with formal education, he founded Dulebohn Dog Training & continued developing his methodology through years of independent work and practical experience. That continued pursuit of knowledge eventually led him back to the professional K9 academy where he had began his education, this time being invited back as Head Trainer & Instructor.
Jeremy on Fox & Friends discussing our servicce dog mission
Jeremy's career has extended far beyond basic dog training to developing the people and systems behind professional K9 teams. He has developed and implemented philosophy still being used today by trainers, educators, and agencies around the world.
Expanding What Dogs Could Do
Before many of today's specialized service dog applications became widely recognized, Jeremy was at the forefront of exploring what was possible. His work included the development of dogs for autism assistance, behavior disruption, and medical pre-alerts, all of which were nearly unheard of at the time. By understanding the individual needs of the client, and developing the dog's natural abilities into purposeful responses, Jeremy helped expand the role of the service dog into a reliable partner, best friend, and potential life saving tool.
His previous expertise in working with police officers and their dogs in search and rescue, and narcotics and bomb detection led him to use those same foundational abilities that dogs have in using their noses to apply to dogs to being trained for children with elopement tendencies and epilepsy.In 1998 a service dog client of Jeremy's founded a new service dog agency focusing on children with autism. In 2001 he created a curriculum and training philosophy for service dog training.
With the rise of autism and the success of his training of service dogs for children with autism and epilepsy, Jeremy was invited onboard as the Training Director for 4 Paws for Ability in 2005, where he maintained that position until resigning in 2020.
When Jeremy decided to resign from 4 Paws for Ability, Dulebohn Dog Training expanded our services to offer the same expertise and curriculum we have been providing to clients for over 30 years now.
Tyler Dulebohn
Growing up in a family built around professional dog training, Tyler Dulebohn has spent his life learning from dogs and the proper methods behind developing them. Rather than learning a single methodolgy, Tyler's foundation was shaped by decades of experience spanning companion dogs, obedience training, behavior modification, service dogs, working dogs, and professional handler education. Growing up alongside that work provided an opportunity to observe not only how dogs are trained, but how to evaluate dogs behavior and temperaments, solve problems, communicate with handlers, and adapt training to the individual dog in front of him.
As Tyler started training dogs himself full time after graduating high school in 2015, that foundation developed into extensive hands-on, real world experience. Working with puppies, family companions, extreme behavior cases, police working dogs, service dogs and protection dogs has allowed him to build upon the principles he learned from his father while developing his own experience and perspective as a trainer.