The pressure from others in how I manage my dog and dog training is real.  To everything from neutering, to who I train with, to what tools I use.  There's a lot of information and misinformation available.  And I choose to keep my head down and plow through!  What pressure do you receive from well meaning family, friends, and neighbors or even your vet?  Here's what I get! 

Shep builds confidence at the kennel with is boarding experience last week.  And we are able to hit the "reset" button in his reactivity to cars, people, and other dogs.   

Visit Shep and see his pictures on facebook:  Rescue Dog Training Talk or ShepTales 

Shep and I have been working primarily on his "wait" and leash training.   Here's what we're working on.  

Puppy "training" for me has been about communication.   I don't speak dog.  Shep doesn't speak my language.  Together, we continue to work on our communication and understanding one another.  Here's how it's going for us today. 

There were things I didn't expect when I brought home my rescue pup in June of 2020.   It wasn't my first rodeo.   I've had pups before.   And I've rescued before.   But this was a whole new experience.   Here's what happened!

Shep and I are excited to be here with you.   Here's a little introduction to our story and how we first met.   We'll be back again soon to tell you about our very first training adventures together.   Enjoy this introduction.