aggression

It's been three days since our first session and we have already noticed a huge difference in Stanley. He no longer jumps on us when we open the doors, he is happy lying on his own bed and not our sofa or chairs.

After one session there was a remarkable difference – even family and friends were stunned at the change! Sally definitely has a special gift.

We had Florence from a puppy and relied on treat rewarding which was just giving us an overweight, grumpy and unresponsive dog.

UPDATE: So for the second session with Sally I thought there was no way we could move forward much, how wrong I was.

Immediately Sally had us take back control of our house and be the pack leaders, by talking to us about the basic rules in the home we could see why the dogs did not trust or follow us.

Des had always seemed a worried little dog but after a very short time with Sally I could see that he was completely comfortable with her as pack leader. He seemed to relax fully for the first time ever. He even went to lie on his bed for the first time ever!

Bartie is an Indian Pariah (or Indian National Dog/Street dog). Four months ago when we returned to the UK, we had to put him quarantine for four months. Bartie got through quarantine just fine, but within a few days, he started showing signs of overt dominance both inside the house with us and outside in the park.