Wayne you need to go easy on my girl Tara tomorrow, she is sensitive girl. How high you turn it up? Never mind I don't want to know!!

Wayne, are you up for a challenge? I know you've seen a pic of my foster failure. If I brought him out, I'd aim to show up last, as he's got some aggression issues towards dogs he doesnt know. He's not great with strangers, but will generally submit to an Alpha type. He spends very little time on a leash, mostly because you can't hardly find him more than 10 feet from me at any given time, but he does mind when he's on one. I'd just be concerned about his reaction when he receives the training and I'm not the one on the other end of the rope. He's a great dog with me and mine, but just doesn't know what to do with himself around a lot of activity.

I'd like to have him trained, but if you'd rather not take the chance, I understand. Years ago I came out to your place in a yellow FJ Cruiser with my dogs Bacchus and Shadow. Sadly, Bach is no longer with us, but I'd like to run Shadow through a refresher and see if he needs a reminder.

Here's my fosturd. He's a big boy, and could prove to be a hand full. Totally up to you, no hard feelings.

Great training session with Wayne, and well organizes by Stinkbelly. It didn't take Tara long to learn these guys are bad news.





Common get it...


Gotcha!

This was another great training day. Lots of good dogs and the weather was great.

I rechecked Izzy and she is still snake trained after all these years.

Somebody left a chair behind. If you left it here let me know I put it inside the building.

Thank you everyone.

Old shotgun Willie's sidekick did very well. HE was a very quick students that is for sure. After the training he was very vocal, growling and barking at the snake, but he kept a huge distance between them. Thank you Shotgun Willie for coming out. Thank you to all my clients.

Oh so far as aggressive dogs. This could be good information for people that don't know. Keep the dog well enough away from anyone on the first meeting. Turn you back to the dog and just shake the owner's hand. This has worked dozens upon dozens of times for me. I would put Shotgun W's dog in a fear based aggression category. AS soon as we shook hands, his eyes were off of me and looking everywhere but me for the next threat. He never gave me a lick of trouble. Now the there is a proprietary trick as to how to be close to a fear based aggression dog while juicing him with electricity. The threat for a mauling is absolutely real. You just got to be slightly smarter and faster than the dog

Thanks again Wayne. On the one hand I'm glad I got there after the other dogs had gone, on the other I hate that I kept you and the missus later than you had planned. I hope she got to feeling better.

Thanks for taking the time with him. Every experience like this helps to work his history out of him, and make him a better dog.

Was a good clinic as always.

Wayne, thanks for putting my Pudelpointer Cricket through your clinic. I enjoyed watching the process and seeing Cricket immediately hip to the lesson at hand. Well done!