WHO TRAINS WHO

Well, we are off to spend quality time with Stella.  She is a beautiful Wheaten Terrier, 9 years young and owned by Judi.  Stella and Judi live in Santa Monica CA.  Stella is a special dog, for she LOVES mischief.  Stella is very dog aggressive. This will be a working weekend for Stella, she will be practicing her manners, working on her confidence, and respect for others.  As you can see from the picture above- MISSION ACCOMPLISHED

Harley was a late bloomer, lacking in socialization due to surgery at a very young age (7 months) and a house full of rambucious boys, he was becoming very caucious and fearful.  He was needing confidence and obedience.  Today, Harley works his obedience next to Bobbi's mother who uses a walker, listening to her every word.  He has passed his CGC and has his UKC/FO title.  We are very proud of his accomplishments.

Disco is a Pocket Pug, silver in colour, and weighs about 16 pounds.  This pug is unique in that she is very willing to learn and she loves exercise.  She goes on 2 to 3 mile walk/jogs a couple times a week.  Enjoys daily walks, practicing obedience that includes heeling on & off leash, sit/stay and recalls very well. Disco's out of sight stays ( while Tiffany goes to get son Gear) are done quietly.  Pugs tend to be difficult to train, but this little pug has been our pride and joy.

When I met Ariel and devoted owner Suzanne, I met CONFUSION and FRUSTRATION.  Ariel had arrived from the breeder with some basic training and Suzanne was in desperate need of HOW to tap it correctly.  Suzanne had hired numerous trainers, but was unsucessful at achieving her goals.  It was obvious to me that they both needed help.  Ariel is a beautiful and powerful doberman that had been attacked by another dog causing dog aggression.  She was lacking confidence and obedience.  Today she has her CGC award and has been certified Therapy Dog.  She enrichens the elderly's lives when visiting the homes and was a constent companion to Suzanne's beloved Mother.  Ariel's story just proves how an older pet can achieve their goals.