Harvey came in as a scared young man who had major trust issues- growled, barked and intimidated crew. Interventions were implemented through training in shelter, play with other dogs, and follow up training. His adoptive family, being key to his continued success, applied all things learned through follow-up training. They now have the most perfect boy! Harvey’s video is on the home page above.

Lila progressed from a wild animal with zero impulse control-to an adoptable young lady who can now manage in the real world, thanks to some much-needed training and follow up. Check her progress out here https://youtu.be/h4BmjbWUeTI?feature=shared

In shelter, Harrison was mischievous and wild. He was the star or “helper” dog in playgroup, and he taught MANY other dogs how to play. He brought out the best in both timid and overly stimulated dogs. Harrison lacked impulse control and boundaries when it came to playing with humans and he accidentally bite many of the staff and volunteers during play, which made him a difficult adoption. His naughty behavior was corrected swiftly and redirected to appropriate play. Now, Harrison lives the life of Riley with trainer Dylan and his family! Watch Harrison play : https://youtube.com/shorts/uj94_Mjua30?si=J2TGhXTnjL7m3wYp

Harry was a long-term resident who had some leash biting behaviors that kept him from being chosen but since he was a star in playgroup, he made the perfect match for Mila, who was timid when it came to play. Harry showed Mila that playing was FUN and they became best friends. A lovey couple wanted two pups and this cute couple was the perfect fit!

Jesse Duke is currently joining us in an extensive training program to help him learn manners and become the boy he was meant to be. He’s almost 100 LB’s so it’s imperative that he learns how to remain in control of himself and practices boundaries. We take him to a nearby park and practice recall, drop, extended stay, play, and leash manners. Once he is adopted we will continue to assist the new owner in any way possible to continue with his training. https://youtu.be/jCOPpr2N4vA?feature=shared

Kai was becoming a long term resident and nobody could understand why. We took him out for a skate and play day where he received a long skate and plenty of freedom, training, play, and socialization. We made videos of the day and posted them on social media. He looked beautiful and full of life in the videos and within a few weeks he was adopted!