Frequently asked Questions:

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A: Honestly no. We have helped senior dogs make remarkable behavior changes well into their teens.

A:  We combine proven training methods with clear communication, structure, and kindness, helping both dogs and owners succeed long term. 

 A: Absolutely not. True ownership is calm, consistent, and fair. Boundaries matter, but training should never be cruel.  

A: Yes. This is one of the most common challenges we see, and it is highly fixable with the right protocol. 

A:  Yes. We do not accept situations where owners are unwilling to follow through in cases serious bites to children. 

A:  Not at all. Nearly any dog can learn reliable house manners with the right structure, even with a difficult past.

A In many ways, yes.  When a dog learns that they can control there surrounds with aggression, it is very serious. We can make some very big changes in their training as well as teach proper  management, training, and safety tools to reduce risk and improve control. 

A: Yes. We have decades of experience assessing dog body language and teaching reactive dogs how to stay calm and responsive.  

A: Yes, Separation related barking is very common, and we have helped hundreds of dogs develop calmer, more stable routines at home. So the answer is yes.