This was filmed, edited, and created over a year ago during one of Violence’s training sessions, and honestly, looking back at it now is so grounding. It’s so easy to get caught up in social media and fall into that trap of thinking your dog needs to be perfect every second of the day. It’s so easy to obsess over the tiny mistakes and forget how much progress has actually happened right in front of you. But when you take a moment to look back, whether it’s a year ago, a month ago, or even just a

Please never ever ever go up and try to touch someone—or grab their hair. This video is from a few years ago, but I post it every year because it’s something that no one should ever experience. I was sitting across the street from my house training my puppy, listening to the sounds of a local football game, when a man walked up, grabbed my hair, and told me that if I ever cut it, I should “give it to him so he could glue it on his head.” Whether he thought he was being funny or not—this is NOT o

The length of your dog’s name does not matter. It doesn’t matter if they have three letters or twenty, or if their name is one word or three. A dog can learn a solid recall with their name regardless of how long it is. That part is on the trainer, not the dog. If your trainer cannot teach your dog a reliable recall, whether that’s by using their full name or by creating a specific recall word, that is a fault on the trainer. Recall is one of the most straightforward skills to teach when you unde

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