Look at those good boys! They know their place!

Day 3 working on focus and engagement- hand feeding Jax and Roxie. I’m pretty proud of my little rescue dogs, especially Roxie - prior to being at the shelter she was living in the woods foraging for food.

Once apun a time Jeff trained my reactive pit /staff mix.... and it worked so well that she bonded to this big ole puppy, Laszlo, a Great Dane mix. These two could take a house down with their shenanigans, but we worked hard to maintain peaceful house hold. No dog fights, no food or toy guarding, with lots of play and love...except the puppy is biting, specifically, he doesn't like kids. I am at a loss and I need Jeff to work magic again. I am posting this bc I had considered rehomeing him. I sat with it, heartbroken.. Then I said !@#$% it, Jeff is his best chance, so I paid the tuition, now we are going to school before I make a decision I can't undo...I know Laszlo is smart he can do this.

Hi! My name is Becca. My husband is Brian. Our daughter, Kiera, is in college but lives with us and commutes. We have 4 dogs: Wally (6 year old beagle), Evie (5 year old crazy mixed breed), Mabel (2 year old Great Dane mix) and Eddie (2 year old mix that we rescued from Franklin County in December). At first, Eddie assimilated really well with the other dogs. He learned our routines. He played with Mabel which was great because they would wear each other out. Then one day a dog sitter came over to meet the dogs and Eddie bit her. And then my mother-in-law came over and he bit her. He does get a little angry and growls about getting his paws wiped and personal space. He also tends to lose his mind when someone walks by the house. Oh and he’s also an escape artist and has run away a few times. He’s really fast but he typically find himself at a nice neighbors and he’s fine with them and then we bring him home. Eddie will be starting the program in June and we can’t wait!