I was blessed to grow up around lots of animals and being the oldest of 6 kids I was in charge of a lot of the responsibilities. Our mentality at the time was to have obedient dogs and used a lot of intimidation to get them to do what we wanted. It worked in the short term while we were at home but unfortunately, it did not stop them from getting into trouble when we weren't around. Therefore not all the dogs that came into our home stayed because as they got older they got into more trouble like eating the trash and carpet, having accidents in the house, or just having too much energy. So we found them new homes or farms that could provide a better life for them.

When I was 22 I got my first puppy, an Australian shepherd, I named Bumblebee because he had so much energy and his butt would wiggle when he got excited. I made a promise I would do whatever it took to get him to be my dream dog and so I bought the best dog food, treats, toys, dog beds, and more! The bribing worked for a little while, but the neighbors would complain about him barking in his crate when I left and he would still have accidents inside because he did know how to tell me he needed to go potty. 
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​One day my friends asked me to come hang out and I decided to go after 6 months of declining all invitations. I dog proofed my room to leave Bumblebee, because he would still bark in his crate if I left him, I gave him 4 bones, toys, took him potty before I left, and crossed my fingers he would be a good boy... Fast forward 90 minutes and I walk back in the front door and this terrible smell hit me, I open my bedroom door and Bumble greets me wiggling his butt and saying look what I did dad, are you proud?

I noticed the piles of poop on the ground, the carpet torn up, my dad's fathers day present destroyed, and my brand new Tim Ferriss "Tools of Titans" book shredded. I thought, "there goes my $1,000 deposit" and this was officially my breaking point where I thought about rehoming Bumble to a farm. But I remembered my promise, to do whatever it took to get him to be my dream dog.

This sent me on a voyage where I found a mentor and have now trained Bumble and hundreds of dogs to love coming when called, created a safe place where they can relax, they walk nicely on leash, I've trained emotional support and service dogs to open a fridge to bring drinks, provide deep pressure therapy, interrupt anxiety, fear, and other limiting emotions, as well as learned tricks like riding a skateboard, jumping through hula hoops, painting and more! 

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