“Training is for bad dogs” NOT true. Training is for every dog. And we’ve actually seen some of the worst, long term injuries occur from friendly dogs who just got overly excited. We’ve seen dogs yank their owners shoulders out of place, knock them down, break hips, shatter bones, tear ligaments etc. all because the dog was too excited. We’re not talking a simple injury. We’re talking months of rehab, missed work, and THOUSANDS in hospital bills. It’s not an aggression issue with these dogs. It’

Not all breeding is bad. But all bad breeding is a serious problem. And when poorly bred dogs fill the homes of unaware and inexperienced pet owners, they, their dog and their communities suffer. If health, structure, and temperament are not a priority when breeding, the dog pays the ultimate price. How do you think this issue should be addressed? | Leader Of The Pack K9 Training

The 5 Things you WISH you knew and the most common "lies" about dog training that you might believe are true... 1. Typically the things you’re resisting are the things that need to be done. Like getting your dog out of your bed, holding them accountable for bad behaviors, and not giving them free run of the house. 2. Loving your dog out of bad behavior isn’t possible. Loving your dog into good behavior isn’t possible. Dogs need rules, structure and boundaries just as much as kids do. It’s not fa