Dog training
This is Artie the border collie and her handlers Alyssa and Ben! These two have been clients since last September.
Alyssa and Ben had already been through a training program that did little to nothing for their specific issues. I met them and told them about my program and how I could help with the reactivity.
These two to HUGE risk for me, they drove from Pocatello to meet every Saturday for months.
They put in all the hard work, I was the teacher and the guide nothing else. These two learned quickly and put what they learned to the test.
When Artie started she would bark at people and every dog. She couldn’t get within a football field of strangers and dogs without reacting and losing control.
Now Artie uses her obedience to think through situations inside of just reacting to them. We are changing her emotional responses to her triggers which can take ALONG time. There is no quick fixes in dog training. It is very simple if you want it to work, you need to give it your all. Chances are your dog is confused and is overwhelmed and when there is no form of communication it is hard to get your dog to think instead of react.
So proud of these two and how far they have come with Arties reactivity. They also attended our group class this summer and Artie was able to work around every single dog without any reactivity. She has come along way and so have her owners❤️❤️
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Minidoka Joint Powers Animal Control & Shelter #dogtraining #dogtrainer #nobaddogs #dogtrainerlife #dogtraineradvice
This is Tasha working with Swazey. Swazey would chase, and lunge at cars. First step was showing Swazey how to heel properly. Once we established that we built up her confidence around cars and busy areas. We showed her it’s not appropriate to chase cars and if she acted correctly she would get rewarded. She has come so far in her 6 lessons, next we get to work on ecollar training. Tasha and Swazey have put the time and effort into training. A well trained dog doesn’t happen overnight. However with the correct tools, patient handler, and consistency anything is possible. *Contact me today and let’s schedule a lesson*#dogtraining #balancedtraining #nobaddogs #ecollar #carchasing #dogtrainer
This is Tasha working with Swazey. Swazey would chase, and lunge at cars. First step was showing Swazey how to heel properly. Once we established that we built up her confidence around cars and busy areas. We showed her it’s not appropriate to chase cars and if she acted correctly she would get rewarded. She has come so far in her 6 lessons, next we get to work on ecollar training.
Tasha and Swazey have put the time and effort into training. A well trained dog doesn’t happen overnight. However with the correct tools, patient handler, and consistency anything is possible.
*Contact me today and let’s schedule a lesson*
#dogtraining #balancedtraining #nobaddogs #ecollar #carchasing #dogtrainer
