Inspirational I am so impressed with this program and still thinking about doing it (I have 3 days left to get the offer.) Currently, we take care of our adult daughter's dog for a few months at a time but do not own our own dog. When a dog goes between different handlers/owners some who use these techniques and some who don't, I imagine that can undo things, right? Also, in a household with two owners of the dog, will a trained dog respond equally well to the commands given by either owner...if you understand my question? Still sort of want to do this, because eventually, I may have my own dog...hope, hope. The techniques are so clearly presented and kind to the animal. Also, the continued access to the course is a great plus.

Although I’ve had many dogs Although I’ve had many dogs, I am finding your help very useful and I think it’s nice that you offer the free training and ideas to begin with and get people started with their new pet!

You can improve your relationship with your dog! It's important to realize that the quality of your dog's life has much to do with the quality of their relationship to the human world. A well trained dog is much happier and also recipient of much more positive feed back than an untrained, un-socialized one. Thank you for your expertise!

Good information that I did not know Good information that I did not know. I tried doing what the initial email. The results were amazing!

I thought the free training workshop was excellent and has been incredibly effective I thought the free training workshop was excellent! I immediately started implementing non-verbal cues as well as started giving my dog a job to do and it's like things just started falling into place. Her responsiveness with non-verbal cues has been so much better compared to verbal. Providing my dog with a job to do instead of chewing up my shoes, pillows and pretty much anything in her path has also been incredibly effective. She's still a baby (10 weeks old), but consistent practice with these techniques and I know she will be well behaved as she continues to grow and learn. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.