The training process is an exchange of education, tool use, and lifestyle tips from the trainer to owner. Possessing the skills, timing, and execution is a big piece in creating a seamless transition from program to home life. Most often, a dog has
Please welcome Gordie the Goldendoodle! Gordie just so happens to be turning 2 tomorrow, so we’re celebrating by learning how to not growl at humans 😆 Gordie is super smart and very sweet. He has also received a significant amount of profes
We’re back with another new student, Annie! A young Australian Shepherd who has come with a considerable amount of nervousness. Annie is incredibly sweet but very skittish. With time, she’s settled into her home routine well, but her fam
An all-too-common theme: a dog comes in for a program and, by the end of it, is absolutely thriving. They’ve proven they’re capable and receptive to new information, leadership, and healthy relationship dynamics. Now enter their owners.
“Positive-Only” trainers are telling dog owners that they don’t need to say no; you can just use treats to distract and teach them that there are better choices to make. Something crucial is still missing.. can you guess? For some
We’ve got another new student! Say hello to Remi, the Mini Bernedoodle! Although incredibly sweet, affectionate, and friendly with both dogs and people, Remi has a few behavioral “quirks” that have lingered a bit too long at home.
Birch and Rhubarb have arrived! These two housemates are here to get a fresh outlook on life. We’ve got leash manners to improve, recall to learn, and household reactivity that’s going to need some attention 🤓 As always, we’re go