Titus starts board & train on Monday. Can't wait to see his progress. Dog reactivity is his main problem after being attacked last year. Otherwise he is pretty chill and loves napping.

My girl is a couple months out of her 3 week board & train and Im just going to throw it out there - she is doing unreal!! ♡ Today we were walking, WITHOUT her training collar, & we were approaching another large dog. I walked Sawyer to the grass, where she auto-downed on HER OWN, but was still alert while we watched & waited. The lady with the other dog told me to go by from the distance, which you can see in my video, & I said no she could walk by. Sawyer was in a down & totally chill &, as you can see, she had no control over her own dog in what I felt was a very safe & comfortable situation. I didnt record as the lady walked by BUT Sawyer did sit up so I redirected her to a down, & we watched as the lady got closer while losing control. She did however muster some double armed strength to pull onto the street going off the curb and further away from us. Good lord. She also did yell towards me to let me know her dog was agressive. (Uhm ya no shit lady) ..... meanwhile my 6 month old XL Bulldog was laying on the grass chillin cuz it was no biggie. So, if you made it this far - I am THRILLED with my girls performance & for her to still be a baby. I also give full credit to the Arsenal Team for giving Sawyer & I an amazing core foundation to lean on!! It has been the best education & investment Ive ever made!! Situations like this could get ugly super fast. Lucky for me, Sawyer does feed off my energy & if I don't react she wont react .... usually. She knew she was safe & she was listening to me quing her to stay down. Once the other group had passed I gave her HUGE praise with a 'FREE,' & big love energy, plus tons of hugs & play time for being such a good girl on our walkies!! ♡♡

Hi everyone! 👋 Just wanted to share a quick update on Koba and thank the team again for all your hard work. Things are going really well at home. Walks are exponentially easier, and our communication has improved so much. Commands like place and auto-downs have become second nature, and he’s much more focused around distractions than he used to be. The biggest change for me has been the level of trust I have in him now. His off-leash work has been fantastic and is easily one of my favorite things to do with him these days. Koba is getting huge, incredibly smart, and continues to make progress every week. The difference between where we started and where we are today is remarkable, and I’m extremely happy with the results. Thanks again to everyone at the academy for helping set him up for success! 🙏🏼

Rosie is an Angel 😇

Hey guys really appreciate you for everything you've done today. Evidence here. On our walk had 2 auto downs no stim! And this wonderful place, no encouragement needed