Addie is making remarkable progress in managing her anxiety while riding in the car. I am incredibly proud of her achievements and the significant strides she has made in such a short span of time.
Jewel showing off her impulse control with her leave it command!🐾🐾
Jewel and her first walk outside with distractions on her loose lead heel. Look at this pretty girl!
It was a truly rewarding experience to work with Jewel and her family. Over the past five weeks, Jewel has demonstrated remarkable progress in her obedience training. She has mastered commands such as "leave it," "heel," "sit," "sit and stay with distractions," "place," "place with distractions," and "recall." We will have one more session to address her anxiety when visiting the vet, but I am confident that she will overcome this challenge as well. Jewel is an exceptional breed, and I am eager to witness her continued success with her family as they implement the new behaviors she has learned.
Zoinks has been working very diligently, and he is making remarkable progress each week. This week, he successfully mastered the "sit" command. Although it may seem like a simple task to us humans, Zoinks, being a three-year-old dog with a playful nature, initially only knew the commands for his crate and going outside. He has come a long way from pulling on the lead and disliking it to now walking calmly on a loose leash, heeling, and stopping. The "sit" command was the most challenging for him, but once he finally understood it, he executed it perfectly.
We all celebrated his achievement. It was a delightful day, and I genuinely absolutely love observing dogs learn and grow.
Garth's second training session was successfully completed today. With much effort and dedication, he has effectively mastered the 'stay' command. I am immensely proud of his progress.
Patience and perseverance have the power to create truly remarkable moments.
Thunders is making remarkable progress! Today was his second session, and he is already walking so well on a loose leash heel. We are working on his sit, but have improvised by teaching him 'stop' to then next teach his stay command. It's such a rewarding feeling to see the progress he has made. From only being able to take one step away from him in the very beginning to walking circles around him, he has come a long way.
Great job, Thunder!
Please send Thunder lots of love and positive comments. He is working very hard to be the best Thunder he can possibly be.
Sadie, a lovely three-year-old German Shepherd, had previously undergone service dog training with another trainer. However, upon arriving at her handler's home, it became evident that Sadie was experiencing several behavioral challenges. She exhibited extreme nervousness and was ill-prepared for everyday service dog tasks in public settings. Additionally, she displayed high anxiety while riding in the car, never settling down and constantly pacing, panting, and drooling, resulting in a soaked and wet state upon reaching their destination.
Over the past few weeks, I have been diligently working with Sadie, and I am pleased to report that she recently had her first in-car session with me, during which she demonstrated remarkable progress. It is crucial to exercise patience and effectively teach dogs how to maintain composure and confidence even in stressful situations.
Jewel, the beautiful English Shepherd, has finished her fourth week of training! She's been working hard and has mastered loose leash heeling, sitting, staying with distractions (both verbal and noisy), and even resisted the temptation of her favorite playtime jacket with her dad. She's also learned her place, recall, and threshold impulse control. Jewel is such a sweet dog, and I know she'll continue to be the best dog she can be with continued practice of all her newly learned behaviors.
Remember training doesn't stop when your trainer doesn't come for your weekly visits it's only just begun and the more you invest into your dog the better they become. Practice practice practice training never stops only gets better!!
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When clients send videos of their dogs two years after training. 💜💜🐾🐾🐾🐾
Marley is in his fifth week of training, and I am thrilled to share his progress. His owner is overjoyed to be able to enjoy walking with him without the struggle of keeping him under control. Not only has Marley mastered heeling outside with distractions, but he has also learned his recall today, which has quickly become his favorite command. In the short time he has been working with me, he has transformed into a well-mannered and beautiful boy.
On the 25th, there was a group class to learn how to walk on a lead. With the beautiful weather, we also had some amazing transformations! We started with a lively and vocal group, but ended with a well-behaved pack that took an obedient walk through town, despite the many distractions. Please take a look at this wonderful walk.
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Mr. Marley in his fourth week of obedience training. He has made significant progress since our first meeting, becoming much calmer and demonstrating an impressive eagerness to learn and work.
This is Marley demonstrating his ability to hold a stay command even with distractions. It is adorable how he flips one ear out every time his owner moves out of his sight. With continued practice, he is sure to become an exceptional dog.
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Hey, meet Maisie!
She's a cute chihuahua mix, and yes, even small dogs need training. And guess what? They're awesome when they're trained!
This is Maisie's first day of training, and she's already learning how to heel and sit. She's doing great! Keep an eye on this little girl; she's going to do amazing things in the coming weeks.
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Daisy had her first walk outside after learning all her new skills. Her owner is now excited to enjoy the summer walks as this was the first time Daisy and her walked so great with a lot less stress and pulling behavior.
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Hey there! You won't believe the amazing time I had working with this beautiful girl named Daisy. Over the five weeks we spent together, she went from being a high-energy pup with anxiety to an excited learner who couldn't wait for new jobs and behaviors. The biggest win? We got her over her runner tendencies and now she roams freely in her fenced-in yard!
When I first met Daisy's owner, she expressed her desire for Daisy to come inside when called, which had been a huge challenge in the past. Well, not only did Daisy master her obedience training, but she also became a much calmer dog overall. She proved that she could stay in her yard and still have a great recall when called inside.
I'm sending lots of love to this beautiful girl! The hardest part after training is not seeing them each week, but knowing that she and her owner are much happier with a tremendously better relationship makes it all worth it.
Remember, training doesn't stop when the trainer leaves—it's just the beginning!
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Daisy has developed some anxiety-related behaviors, one of which is being reluctant to come inside when she is outdoors unless she is on a lead. Her owner has had difficulty getting her into the house until she is ready.
Genetically, Daisy is predisposed to being outdoors and having a job to do, as if she were working on a farm. Since she does not have such a job, we need to provide her with outlets to fulfill her genetic needs.
This was just the first day of working on her being off-lead outside, and it was a success. Continued practice on her recall and being outside unhooked will create a calmer and more confident environment for her.
Miss Daisy has another training session coming up this Friday. While her owner was away on vacation last week, I had the pleasure of visiting her and providing some additional training to help with her anxiety and recall when she is outdoors. Please stay tuned for a video of her successful training.
Not only did Loki put in a lot of effort learning his obedience and new commands, but we also added some fun exercise by teaching him to run alongside a bike, which turned out to be his absolute favorite activity.
Dogs require tasks to fulfill and ample stimulation, both mentally and physically. If these needs are not met, it can lead to the development of undesirable behaviors. Providing your dog with an outlet to release their energy is an essential aspect of dog ownership.
Loki, a fortunate canine, has undergone remarkable transformations thanks to the unwavering dedication of his family. Each member actively participated in his journey towards becoming a well-behaved dog.
Recently, Loki successfully completed a five-week obedience training program while simultaneously addressing severe resource guarding issues. Although he still requires further development, his progress has been substantial, and his family has also experienced positive changes.
In addition to mastering commands such as heel, sit, stay (with and without distractions), place, and recall, Loki has also been introduced to crate training. He promptly enters his crate when given the "house" command and willingly accepts muzzle training by happily putting on his muzzle upon hearing the command "mask on."
It has been a privilege to collaborate with Loki's family, and I anticipate their continued success in the future.
