working on a moving heel, after implementing some engagement training using Jeffs method, and the difference is night and day! I have never had such great eye contact and engagement from Maisy when trying to get her to heel. We still have a ways to go, but we're definitely making some progress! 💪🏽

Hey everyone I’m out in Nh and it’s super raining and I always find myself a little deterred by the rain but remember you don’t have to be outdoors to get some work in! Your dog is only as good as you let them be,Have a great day folks 💪

Reactivity: who else here struggles with their dog's reactivity. Could be towards people, other dogs, bikes, squirrels you name it. Comment here and we can get a discussion going on what works, what doesn't work and I'll teach you guys my whole process for actually fixing it. @Aj Ryan

Boy are these videos helpful. No other trainer I consulted started off with the basics like this. It was straight to sit, stay, etc. and I completely missed engagement. So I have another questions. My ex and I foolishly got two puppies (now 7 years old) and they are insanely bonded. How do I get them to work with me one on one when they freak out at being separated? If I keep one indoor or out in the pen, he/she will bark and howl for the other one, and the one with me is more interested in their brother/sister than in me. Do you have any tips or strategies to address this basic issue first? I'm going to try working on engagement when I HAPPEN to have one in or out without the other because they want to, but I know I'll make more headway if I have a strategy to get them to accept being separated when I want to. By they way, I'm no good with videos, but here are Max (the littler yellow one) and Terra (likely a pitlab mix). They are 7 years old and huge lovebugs, but have major anxiety and behavior issues. It's bad enough that I've considered having to surrender them as I can't have company and can't leave them with a petsitter - and my ex has abandoned them. :-(