Post 2 Romeo
This is Romeo after two weeks of training . He’s meeting his new brother Ruger for the very first time.
Post 1 Romeo
In this video I am bringing Diesel outside (not shown) to meet a new client Romeo the GSD on arrival. As I come outside you can see Romeo’s reaction when he sees a dog.
For results after 2 weeks see Post 2
Marshall
Today we took our good boy Marshall to the Pack Walk to practice leash handling skills with him. He did great!
GUS DID AMAZING AT LOWES!
Here you see Gus remaining focused and not distracted by customers - a stark shift from when he initially came to us for training and reacted to everything around him.
Oscar came here for being reactive to just about everything outside, bikes, runners, cars , loud noises, dogs , people you name it he reacted to it. Here he is walking the gauntlet to get out of Lowe’s. He did fantastic.
Here we have Gus the Poodle and Louie the Pitbull mix for a training session.
Louie came to us very reactive, especially around dogs, uncontrollably lunging and barking at them. It became impossible to take Louie on a walk because he was so reactive and everything stimulated him.
We have worked with Louie and his owner, Tom, on leash handling skills and specific corrections to teach Louie to not be distracted by things going on around him.
We are really proud of Louie and his progress!
Great turn out today. We just want to thank everyone for coming and we will see you on the next one.
Milo and Tabatha are here for aggression with strangers and leash reactivity. After some time here they’re both doing fantastic on our trip to Lowe’s.
Rico came here for extreme food guarding. After 3 weeks he’s ready to go home.
Today was the end of an era. Max came into my life for a reason 14 yrs ago at Woodbridge animal shelter. He was there one year and one day before I took him home. I went to visit and walk him every week until I was able to take him home. He’s been with me through all the good times and bad. He had a gift of helping other dogs trust that was remarkable. He single handedly helped me rehab more aggressive dogs then I could possibly count. He was the definition of loyalty to the point that most people can’t even comprehend. He loved his people more than words can describe and showed this until the bitter end. When his health was compromised he still mustered up the energy to be right by my side even though I knew it took every morsel of his being to be there. If it were up to him he would still be here suffering so he wouldn’t let me down and that I couldn’t let happen. I will miss you buddy but we had a good run of 13yrs that no one can take way from us. Until we meet again sweet boy.
