A: Yes, our training program is designed to cater to all breeds. We've tailored our techniques to be adaptable and effective for the unique characteristics and learning styles of different breeds.

A: Ideally, dogs can start from as young as 5 months old. However, it's never too late to begin training, as our methods are effective for dogs of any age.

A: The time frame can vary depending on your dog's individual learning pace and the consistency of your training. However, many owners notice significant improvements within the end of their first session - just like the dogs in my tutorials.

A: While our program is focused on obedience and recall, it can positively impact overall behavior. For specific aggressive behaviors, we recommend consulting with a behavior specialist.

A: Our program doesn't rely solely on food or toy rewards. We use a variety of motivational techniques to engage dogs, ensuring effectiveness even for those not motivated by treats or toys.

A: An “e-collar” is basically a collar with a stimulation mechanism (similar to an electric fence collar). The collar is controlled by a remote that the handler holds. The remote allows you to maintain full control of your dog for up to 400 yards! Therefore, it gives your dog a lot of freedom and it saves you from worrying about your dog running off! It is not used as a punishment or a “shock” as many people assume, it is simply used as a training device for communicating with your dog. It produces a subtle electrical current between two contact points located on the collar. In the old days this type of collar was used as “shock collar” and many inexperienced dog owners tried to use this device to scare their dog into submission. In the proven training method we teach, your dog is never “shocked into submission” or abused. Unlike a shocking device, the e-collar is used to get the dog’s attention and keep it focused on listening to the handler. It is the equivalents of someone tapping your shoulder to get your attention, or setting your phone on vibrate so it will get your attention when someone is calling you. We teach the dog to listen to those “taps” and that the “taps” mean, “I am trying to get your attention.”

Las Vegas K9 recently switched to using e-collars on their service dogs about two years ago. Shortly thereafter, they took ‘top dog’ and ‘top agency’ at the Western States Canine Trials! Their obedience to the commands became faster, sharper, and instant because the dogs know exactly what is expected of them when given the commands! During the trials, the dogs are not allowed to wear the e-collars!

There is a reason that the top law enforcement agencies, military, and top federal agencies: patrol, detection, and search and rescue dogs are trained using e-collars!

A: No. During our first meeting we will put the e-collar on your arm and you will feel how mild the stimulation is. We will also stimulate myself with the e-collar to show you that it will not hurt your dog. One common misconception is the e-collar will burn their skin. This is false. Other people think that it is like being shocked with a taser, this is also false. We are dog trainers because we LOVE dogs and we would never do anything to harm them in any way! Furthermore; we would never do anything to a dog, that we will not do myself.

A: No. Your dog will not always have to wear the e-collar. In fact, inside your home, your dog will quickly be listening to your every command without the e-collar on. However, We always recommend putting the e-collar on your dog before you take it outside off-leash. This is due to the fact that you never know what may get your dog’s attention, so, you still want to be able to maintain complete control of your dog. It’s like an invisible leash. We often compare your pet wearing the collar outside to a child wearing a seat belt. Parents drill into their children the importance of wearing a seat belt each and every time they get into a car. That one time the child doesn’t wear the seat belt could be that one time they are in a car accident and a seat belt would have prevented injury. It only takes one time for you dog to see something that really catches their attention and without the collar, you have no way to stop him/her.

A: No! Almost everyone is VERY surprised that they receive quite the OPPOSITE reaction from their dog. When you turn an e-collar on, it beeps. In a very short time, your dog will recognize this “beep” as their collar being turned on. Almost every dog upon hearing this beep, will coming running and sit down in front of you and wait for you to put it on them. Why? Because the dog knows the e-collar means that they are going outside (to run, play ball, be free, etc) AND they know they are going to do training! A bored dog is a destructive dog; a trained/exercised dog is a HAPPY dog. They look forward to their training sessions because it stimulates them and gives them something to do. Imagine being at work on a slow day, the day drags and you feel sluggish. When you are busy, it goes by fast and you are energized! Now imagine a dog with no friends, no Facebook, no television, and no internet. Their only REAL stimulation is the training you give them and their time outside to run, play, and bond with you!

A: Generally, we do not start e-collar training on a dog until it is at least 5 months old.

A: Yes, when used correctly, the e-collar is a safe and effective training tool. Our program includes comprehensive guidance on proper e-collar use to ensure safety and comfort for your dog.

A: Absolutely! Our program is structured to accommodate dogs with varying levels of training, from beginners to those with some training experience.

A: We recommend dedicating at least 30 minutes to an hour each day for training. Consistency is key to achieving the best results.

A: We offer ongoing support through various channels, including online forums, email support, and in some cases, one-on-one consultations.

A: Yes, we have an online community where you can connect with other dog owners, share experiences, and learn from each other's journey.