I’m MJ. You’re here because you are passionate about your dog, maybe you are struggling with jumping, aggression, leash pulling, etc. Together we will fix this! This is a community of real dog owners and professional trainers. We celebrate wins, troubleshoot struggles, and we don’t judge, we provide results! Level up as you engage. You start at Level 1:The Pack Member. Post, comment, support others and you will earn points and climb toward Level 9: The Pack Leader. Your first mission, drop a comment right now: • Your name + where you’re from • Your dog’s name & breed • Your #1 issue you are having • A photo of your dog 📸 Then head to the Classroom and start Module 0.0 Let’s get to work.

MJ, my dog jumps on every single person they meet. How do I stop it?” Here’s what’s actually happening: jumping works. Every time your dog jumps and someone pets them, laughs, or even pushes them down, the dog got what they wanted. A reaction. You accidentally taught them that jumping = attention. Here’s the fix, and EVERYONE in the house needs to follow this: 🔴 No eye contact. Look away completely. 🔴 No touch. Turn your body away, cross your arms. 🔴 No words. Not “no,” not “off,” not “down.” Silence. Completely “die” The moment all four paws hit the floor? Immediately mark it with “Yes!” and give them the attention they were looking for. The hard part? Getting your guests to follow the same rules. Because the second Grandma lets them jump “just this once,” you’re back to square one. Has your dog got the jumping problem? Tell me how bad it is, and if you have any questions feel free to drop them below!

He does not hurt me at all or put any type of force into the bite. He just playes rough and I guess he’s built with a lot of anxiety

With Coolie🐶, Chris Flannery, MJ, Randy, Overdrive K9 Detection and Amity Dog Training

Guests come over. Your dog loses their mind, jumping, barking, sprinting laps. You’re yelling commands that aren’t working. Sound familiar? Here’s the problem: Your dog has never been taught how to do nothing. That’s where the Place command comes in. Place is a an area where your dog goes and stays until YOU release them. No more begging at dinner. No more chaos when the doorbell rings. No more embarrassment. Place isn’t just obedience, it’s teaching your dog to regulate their own energy. Calm is a skill, not a personality trait. 👉 Lesson 1.3 in the FREE course covers why your rewards need to be high-value enough to make this work. 👉 The full step-by-step Place protocol lives inside the PACK LEADER COURSE ($10 a month) Start today: Buy a raised cot. Put it in your living room. Drop treats on it randomly so your dog thinks it’s a magical vending machine. This will help associate them with the place cot. If you have any questions let me know!!