Bandit had serious issues that needed to be addressed, the most scary being human aggression. With a granddaughter on the way we had to deal with his problems. 

Christine’s initial visit resulted in immediate changes in our household. Bandit wasn’t the only one who was ‘In Training’. That visit was a new beginning for all of us! Within just two days his behavior changed! Our walks helped his anxiety issues and he was no longer walking us.   The car rides became more enjoyable and uneventful – no more riding in my lap and biting at the windows! 

Yes, Bandit is still a work in progress but Christine made us believers! You can change your dog no matter what the issues may be. We can now have children visit our home without the fear that Bandit will be nipping at their little bottoms.  Thanks to Christine, Bandit is a much healthier and happy dog! 

Linda and Jimmy

Hi! I just wanted to update you a bit on Buddy the Bulldog. He is doing wonderfully on the walk. He also is so good when I feed him. I can leave the room for extended periods of time and he will not budge until I tell him it is okay. He is better in the cage also. No more crying! He also sits and waits until I tell him it's okay to come out of the cage. Now when the delivery man comes, Buddy will sit and stay while I open the door and pay the man. He does not attempt to charge the door. He still occasionally barks at men in the hallway, but I correct him. He is much better with children. We sat and watched the kids play and he was a good boy. It worked! The other day we walked by a two year old girl. She was screaming, laughing, etc. He was intrigued by her, but did not bark, just watched her.
Update: Buddy has been sooooo good with children and men. He has been going out of his way to say hello to kids and men. He was so comfortable the other day that he let a city sweeper say hello to him. This is a big step. This man had on a uniform and had a broom and bucket in hand. He also let a ups worker say hello to him!

Thanks for all your help!
Alissa

Jazz continues to make progress! He loves going for walks, and we've actually gotten a few compliments from people on how well behaved he is in public! He even plays more nicely with my parents instead of being a bully or biting them. He's been calm around Jingles, too. He's coming along!

Who would have known it could be this stress-free living with Jazz! After months of chasing him all over the neighborhood, finding all sorts of our belongings in chewed-up ruins, everything left on the floor being wet with urine, and most of all, poor old Jingles being beaten up by his rough-housing, no one thought Jazz would ever be a "good" dog! He believed he ruled everything and was kicked out of obedience training. My family and I were skeptical anyone could help our situation... We changed our minds after the first time meeting you! Jazz seemed to be an entirely different dog after I learned how to work with him - he and I are more calm and less frustrated with each other. Thanks for showing me how to communicate with my pup! He seems so much happier, as we all are, to finally have peace in our house! What you do is an amazing gift!

Thanks again,
Amanda and Jazz...and the rest of our family!

Hi Christine,
Today, my neighbor was out and Java went up to him nice and calm. Then he had to let out his baying bark just to let him know
he was there. I told him 'quiet' and made him sit. Then he went up to my neighbor again and he was fine, losing interest in him very quickly. The other day a woman stopped me on the road and Java just lay down. We weren't real close together but before he would have been growling and his hackles would have been up. We have really noticed a difference in the dogs and we can't thank you enough.
Fay R.