I am very excited to go teach the ever-popular Reactive/Aggressive Dog Workshop at the Fitchburg Animal Shelter tonight. This seminar has been hugely successful in Hopkinton, where I host it on Wednesday nights, and I really have high hopes for what may be able to be accomplished by expanding the program's reach.
Pictured here is Patches, who originated in the shelter-system at the Fitchburg Animal Shelter, and eventually ended up with me, having developed aggression toward strangers as well as with other dogs. As you can see by this photo, he has come a long way, trustworthy, more relaxed and at times, a downright friendly guy.
Arguably, for some odd reason, my favorite issue to work on is dog-on-dog aggression and reactivity toward the unfamiliar. I love confidence-building, relationship-building, and the rapid progress often seen in these cases when an effective training program is implemented.
To learn more about what the Fitchburg Animal Shelter does, join their group on facebook, ACE-Fitchburg.
More to follow!
Pictured here is Patches, who originated in the shelter-system at the Fitchburg Animal Shelter, and eventually ended up with me, having developed aggression toward strangers as well as with other dogs. As you can see by this photo, he has come a long way, trustworthy, more relaxed and at times, a downright friendly guy.
Arguably, for some odd reason, my favorite issue to work on is dog-on-dog aggression and reactivity toward the unfamiliar. I love confidence-building, relationship-building, and the rapid progress often seen in these cases when an effective training program is implemented.
To learn more about what the Fitchburg Animal Shelter does, join their group on facebook, ACE-Fitchburg.
More to follow!
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