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Excuse Me, I Need Some Direction…

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When we get lost we can just stop and ask for directions or look at a road map. when a dog is “lost” he/she cannot ask for “direction” so the outcome is confusion, fear, frustration and all the chaos that…

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Just finished up a great seminar with Blake Rodriguez of @dreamcometruek9 in Washington! #neverstoplearning
Well hello handsome! Meet Tuesday! This guy is super sweet but he’s definitely in need of some structure. He’s used to getting by on his looks but now things are changing. I can’t wait to see what kind of progress this guy makes.
Say hello to Maya! We are working on a lot of communication skills with this girl. Her owners are learning to understand her better and she is having more fun working with them instead of for them. Lots of progress in two sessions and still plenty to go. Can’t wait to see how this girl grows with her family.
A little fun and confidence building with Bruce. @bigbellybruce
Meet little miss Maisey! Worn out after session one. 😆🐾❤️
Wait for it...🐸 #froglegs
I’m very excited about these! Good quality! @stickermule
Working on recall with Roki, the deaf Boxer. I’m using verbal commands along with hand signals and body language because dogs read our expressions. It’s easier to show him authentic facial expressions if I use commands, praise and corrections verbally.
Say hello to Bruce! This little guy is a lot of fun. He’s learning some boundaries and obedience so his owners can enjoy him more. If you want to see more of Bruce you can follow him @bigbellybruce 🐾❤️🐕
Meet Bailey (Chocolate) and Nala. They have a baby in the house and one on the way. Their owners wanted to get them under control before baby #2 arrives. They have plenty of distractions at home including a baby crawling around and they are learning to deal with those distractions without getting too excited and/or fearful/nervous. They are much more respectful of the baby and more relaxed and confident because mom and dad advocate for them as well.