Dogs don't naturally behave the way we want them to behave; they must learn to adjust to a human environment.

When we train, we aren't looking to end up with a spit-and-polish dog who obeys our every command with military precision but rather, to establish leadership and promote respectful submission by using the things they like to do as reinforcement for things we want them to do.

Set the rules and they will follow most of them and be rewarded.

By teaching your dog that he can rely on you to be their source of fun, you'll find that your relationship with your dog will naturally improve.

When your relationship matures, both you and your dog will enjoy each others company. Let's inspire some balance into our lives. The time that you put into managing your dog in your environment will reward you and your dog for years to come.

The question is.... how do you get there?