• Putting up with a disobedient dog that constantly jumps up on everyone, play-bites, steals food off tables and goes crazy just because someone rang the door bell.

• A dog that listens only when you are holding a treat, yelling or have to get physical with it.

• Adding more stress in your life than you already need due to your dog not being fully housebroken, or because of its inappropriate marking. Not to forget a stinky house and the fear of replacing the carpet. Which will cost you more than ANY of our training programs. 

• Having a dog that only comes to you when he is ready, and stays for however long time-- HE--feels like it. I hope you don't call that a TRAINED dog, do you?

• Changing your routes the minute you run into other dogs. God forbid your dog sees another person walking a dog, and all hell will break loose.  

• More embarrassment and looking like an idiot when your dog flat out ignores you around your guests, your cat, or just because you wanted him to run free, so he'll have some fun and get all that energy out for crying out loud.

• A dog that yanks your arm out of its socket and doesn't care much about knocking down your kids, begging, whining, scratching doors, and running around like a maniac from room to room, couch-to-couch, with no sense of boundary or respect for your house, your kids or getting you dirty and scratched up.

• Being ignored once you unhook that leash. You literally notice your dog forget everything you taught her and gone deaf. Or you swear you became invisible. This is especially common when your dog sees a cat, another dog, squirrel, or just people walking by. 

• Friends and relatives who hate dropping by because you can't seem to have any control over your dog or even worse, making ridiculous excuses for its unacceptable behavior. Let's not forget veterinarians who can't stand putting up with you or your "psycho" dog.

• Constant arguments in your household and with your neighbors, due to your dog barking nonstop inside, outside, through the fence or at any little noise.

• Running, screaming and being embarrassed chasing after your dog in the neighborhood. Sometimes forget being on foot, you have to get the car. 

• A dog that is over-protective and snaps at other dogs, at your guests, and in worst case scenario, even at--YOU--and your loved ones.

• Never be able to fully trust your dog around kids or toddlers.

• Paying thousands of dollars because of your dog's destructive chewing, destroying your plants, the sprinkler system or your fancy furniture.

• Force to pay lots of vet bills from your dog attacking other dogs, or worse, constantly picking fights and bullying your other dog whenever it darn feels like it.  

• Getting sued, which could cause you a great financial loss, losing your home insurance, and leaving you no choice but to find your dog a new home or even being forced to put it down.

!!! Now, Answer This Honestly !!!
Do You REALLY Want to Live This Way???