On Point

Even something as routine as letting your dog(s) out in the yard is an opportunity to work on control.

New recruit, Ash, a ___(fill in the breed___, working with his human on communication skills.

Four days later and Sully is learning to see the human as the leader. This helps him focus, control his impulsiveness and allow himself to be handled.

Working with Sully on a light touch and controlling his impulsiveness

Day 1 of working with Welsh Springer Spaniel, Sully. We are using the obstacle course to help him focus on looking to the human for direction and keeping his impulsiveness under check.

Sully and his human learning to work together as a team

Bunnies in the yard aren’t a problem when you have pointing dogs, lol

Weller’s humans have put in the work and are now enjoying the results with a better mannered, more cooperative canine.
Learn more about how to have a dog with better manners at a free seminar hosted by the Plainfield Camp Bow Wow o Sunday afternoon, May 17 from 3:30 to 5:00.
Message me to reserve your spot.