Do you have a dog that falls under one of the following categories?
Tuesday, May 1, 2012 at 5:41PM An Aggressive Dog.
- Toward dogs, at children, at owner, over food, or overly jealous.
Your Dog Jumps Too Often.
- On people, on other dogs, on everybody.
He/She Won't Listen.
- He hears me, he looks at me, and then turns and goes the other way.
- She doesn't obey commands.
She pulls my arm so hard when we walk it hurts when we're finished.
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If these types of situations ring a bell for you and your dog, please don't hesitate to call, and make sure you get my free video, and email tips.
- Does your dog want to attack children or strangers?
- Does he need to control aggression and have a problem with biting?
- Does she always seem to be getting out of her harness?
- Does he show aggression toward some dogs but not others?
- Is he only comfortable with close family, and aggressive or scared when new friends come around?
- Does your dog run away?
- Can you teach him basic commands but he's having difficulty learning other commands?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, or have any other issues please don't hesitate to call with your questions. You can reach Louis at: 706-541-9600.
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"Before taking Daisy Mae to training she was completely unmanageable. We were unable to focus her excessive energy into obedience of any kind. When taking her for a walk, there was no controlling her; she was walking us instead of the other way around! This kind of behavior tested our patience and we were ready to get rid of our disobedient dog.
Fortunately, it was Wonderdog to the rescue! After just one lesson we could tell a difference in Daisys demeanor. As the lessons progressed we realized that Daisy was not a "bad dog" but that we were simply inexperienced owners who did not know how to properly train our dog. We now love to take our obedient Daisy for a walk and show her off to our friends!"
-Kevin and Amanda Farmer
"Her behavior when anyone came to the house to visit was the definition of chaos . She refused to sit and certainly would not stay if commanded to do so in ANY tone of voice. On a leash as we walked if any diversion was spotted by Matilda my main goal was to manage to stay standing as this 14 pound dog pulled vigorously in an effort to reach whatever had caught her eye.
"During my free consultation I stood and watched one of your trained dogs perform acts that my dog should be able to perform upon completion of dog training. I admit…I was pessimistic. I did not believe my dog was capable of such obedience! Nonetheless, we enrolled in classes. That was the best thing I could have ever done for my dog! After completing the first class she was no longer pulling the leash or jumping up. Within three classes she was sitting and coming on command without fault. Where she would once run way ahead of me while off leash--she now finds a great deal of joy being in the heel position.
Furthermore, she has not shown any more evidence of unprovoked aggression. Ultimately, she is a happier and more loving family dog who is able to understand what we expect from her and perform that with excellence. She has made a transformation from "Cooper the family dog" to "Cooper the Wonderdog! "
-Dr. Brad Senter