Look Mom, No Leash!

I am convinced that I was born to become a veterinarian. The first time I encountered a dog training session, I was 13. There was a lady down the road years ago that did amazing work with her dogs. Bloody marvelous she was; I used to take an interest when my mum went over to see her. However, I was not able to go inside, I had to tag along with Baron, her Australian sheepdog, for playtime at the park. Another thing that influenced my career was that we had a farm when I was growing up. I was my dad's little assistant, and my mother was always busy with her career. I enjoyed playing with the farm animals, although they were not real. While still a child, I desired a pet. There were no dogs at the farm, so I would drag around my imagined dog and devise odd activities. The rides were so unforgettable that I can still recall the feeling of venturing through the lengths and breadths of our farm. My dog was a genuine friend; however, that was enough for me; I did not have anything else to demand of her. However, years later, when I had a dog, things were not always smooth. My first dog, Taffy, was a cocker spaniel that we had brought since I was a teenager. She was a beautiful dog, and I was so proud of her. My first training experience came when I was thinking about the crazy tactics my mum was using to get her to sit down and give her a paw. I thought it was only witchcraft or something like that. One day, I tried to train her (Taffy) without having any idea, and she surprised me. I was positively shocked by how I was able to I train her to follow a direction successfully. Wow, I was so happy that I had to share this joy with my mum. However, the happiness was cut short after she ran out of the door, and I had to chase her all over the neighborhood to come back. There were numerous instances of her running out of the house and chasing people and even bit the postman in the letter slot. This was the moment that we surrendered and I had to discuss the dog's case with my mum before we took her to some relatives. I had never seen my pet live with someone other than me. It was so heartbreaking. Contrast to this, my life as a child had been so cool that losing a pet in such a manner, it was too painful for me, the memories that we shared with my lovely pet were wiped away, and that made feel so heartbroken. I felt that the house was lonely, and since they were numerous break-ins in the neighborhood, my mum decided to get me another dog to deter the housebreakers. This is when I got Sergeant. I loved Sergeant, he was a good dog. One day, my mum came home with a book about dog training and a 50 feet dog training line that had been loaned by her friend, who was a dog lover and also an Avon customer. I loved the book, and I read it even on the weekends when I was free. I was so eager to try the new tricks on Sergeant. He was such a good dog; he enjoyed every moment I spent with him. After eight weeks, I was able to walk with him anywhere without any problem. To my surprise, I would even leave him untethered in McDonald's safe area as I was chilling with my friends and when I came back, he was where I had left him. I felt so proud. This experience made me love dogs more and therefore, I had to rehome them once they showed unwanted characters. Through all the stages, from reading the book, trying on my dog and making sure it worked, then rehoming them, I fell deeply in love with them. The love was profound. I have a natural way of interacting… I don't know how, but I feel connected, emotionally, I can comprehend what they need, or when they are not okay without them having to tell me. I have been training dogs for some months now, and I have acquired three of them, which I have trained, including my current beautiful shepherd dog, Bear. I acquired Bear as a stray dog, he was a bit problematic, but after following the same formulas I used with my previous dogs, he has turned to be more cooperative and a helper dog. I, therefore, decided to form a company and help other numerous people out there who are struggling with attaining harmony between them and their dogs. It is my joy to share the tricks and experiences I have had with my dogs with other dog owners so that they can also enjoy the companionship that I experience from my dogs. Feel free to contact me, and I will help you out in whatever challenge you are having with your dog, or you can consult with me so that I can offer you some of the tips that you need to train your dogs to become more responsive to whatever you direct them to do with you.

Kevin at "Look Mom, No Leash" has excellent reviews for his dog training services. He has satisfied dog owners by helping them manage their pets' unruly behaviors and educating them on how to bond with their dogs. Additionally, his boot camp program helps prompt obedience training. Kevin excels because of his thorough communication; filling the owners in on their pets' progress, the owner's responsibilities and his availability and openness. The number of respondents indicates he is capable of handling dogs with difficult traits like anxiety. These respondents are happy with the improvements they observed just after the first few sessions. Interaction and bond with your lab will be better. This program is specifically tailored to meet your dog's needs. This session is right for new dog owners. Training of dog walking is quite easy. He's patience and kindness have contributed to his success. The reviews recommend him for any dog training needs. Satisfaction guaranteed.