07/24/2026
This is Harley Quin. Having her first real walk of her life.
I got told a lot of the things that I could NOT do with this dog.
Couldn’t be around other people
Couldn’t be around dog or other animals
Couldn’t go to public places
Couldn’t let go of high valued objects or toys
I had other trainers question me only taking her into my house for 10 days (basically saying I was claiming to fix aggression in 10 days).
Over the years I have tried many ways to go about the training process. The one that has fit me the best and my clients, has been short stays where I create a base and then help them apply it in home!
So yes Harley only was here 10 days but I then spent an unlimited amount of time with the owners following up and getting into all the fancy, fun stuff. To be honest most of the time it’s pretty anti climatic.
This works for me, not because I’m better at training but because I feel my clients are amazing by the end. Obviously if I spent 6 weeks with her she would be EVEN better and we would have battle tested so many things. But I just like to do those things with my clients so they can learn how to trouble shoot tough situations.
My way isn’t the only way, it’s just the way that works for me. I didn’t like having to charge so much for longer board and trains and I felt some ppl thought they could just throw big money at their problem and not have to do anything.
Harley has a bite history and she tried to bite me plenty when she first got here. Now I’m seeing her become a dog for the first time in her life and it’s my favorite thing! She’s starting to get the fulfillment she needs and with such an awesome owner like Scott the sky is the limit!