A trained dog is not a robot dog

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We get comments often about our videos and how our client dogs look robotic and there’s “no fun” for them.

Keep in mind, you’re seeing a 30-60 second clip of the dogs day. And not every minute is spent doing fun stuff.

Dogs in public are expected to behave a certain way, to us, that means minding their own business and ignoring people and dogs alike.

We don’t want dogs in training to think it’s ok to say hello to everyone or sniff and mark all over the place.

We hold them to high standards so that when it is time for off leash fun, they respect us enough to listen when that leash is off.

We build strong relationships with dogs by becoming leaders to them.

Being afraid of making your dog “too robotic” is like saying you don’t want to lift weights because you might turn into a bodybuilder. 🙄

There’s nothing wrong with having high standards for your dog.

Their personalities will continue to shine, but they’ll just understand rules and consequences after training.