THIS IS EXACTLY HOW TO GIVE A DOG ANXIETY!
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- How to STOP your dog from anxiety? This video goes over why dogs get anxiety and why do dogs become aggressive. This dog owner had an unfortunate event happen and has bad anxiety and aggression after this event.
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I hope this dog finds better owners, sorry. Australian owner of a blue named Floyd. rip amazing mate.
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That feeling when you see this message and look up to see the time stamp is “2 weeks ago”. 😆😭
this woman was one of the harder ones for me to watch. bless Tom’s patience and also his ability to put her in her place without offending her
Thanks for watching Jasmine!
I would’ve lost my patience 😂
@@littlewigglemonster7691 me TOO!!!!
Agree. I'm an owner of two Australian shepherds and they need structure. I feel so sorry for this poor dog.
Agree he handled her like a perfetional he is x
I love how Tom always uses "The dog needs more structure", which is just a really nice way of saying "YOU need more structure."
Excellent video.
Thank you, Eugene!
Absolutely agree! Hope you had a nice weekend, Eugene! What kind of dog do you have?
Actually, I translate this to mean the owner needs to provide more structure.
Amen.
Classic example of an owner wanting Tom to "fix" her dog and not willing to come to terms with the fact that we play a huge part in our dogs behavior. I'm glad the dog walker was receptive and can hopefully help that beautiful dog work through the loss of his owner and the anxiety that comes from that.
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@@Mar-velousMarlenak8 I reported his comment as spam and when I came back it had disappeared. 😊
It’s amazing watching you handle the owners who are “arguing” that their way is better. I never thought about how much psychology goes into dog (people) training. Keep up the great work, I’m always learning something new from your videos! Thank you!
Hello there Wendy nice meeting you here
I agree. If their way was working then they wouldn't ask for help.
@@justiceharrison5142 bruh
Wendy, it's all Psychology. It's simple conditioning that takes: Consistency, Repetition, Timing, Technique, Confidence, and more than anything... PATIENCE.
Psychology is involved in every aspect from dealing with the owner(s), which tends to be the most difficult part of Dog Training, to the Dog itself.
Believe it or not, the techniques utilized for Dog training are very similar/same as those used with humans too. Most people who have good dogs, also have good relationships with those around them. Those who have issues with their Dogs, tend to have issues with their Kids, Spouses, etc. I've seen it my whole life.
The next real issue is there are those who can "get it" and are willing to learn and apply what's being taught, then there's individuals like the lady in this video who already has "their way" and are much, much, more difficult to work with.
She came to him for help and then she's gonna tell him how it all goes. I've experienced this as well.
@@glenj.taylor2938makes sense structure boundary’s and communication the keys to dog training if you can’t do it with a dog then how could u every apply it to the subtleness of human interactions
Humans always get me. They know they have a problem, they seek help but get upset when the person helping calls out their problems. Tom clearly proved his technique and tools work, and the owner is still fighting him tooth and nail. Ego is so frustrating.
I think it scares here that structure, discipline and being consistent actually works and is effective. Applying that on the dog also means you have to apply it to yourself, I think that's where the shoe pinches.
Well you dont unlearn years and years worth of patterns in a few minutes.
This lady was talking about her dog like it was a person. It's too easy to fall into that, but you're amazing at breaking it down explaining the right way to communicate with our dogs
The owner is going to be the biggest hurdle here. She is coddling the dog and will not allow the dog to move forward in progress. Though she may not consciously realize it, this may be a co-dependency type situation between her and the dog.
The owner is usually the one that needs to be trained. That's why they are really there.
This is such a great example of people being in denial about the cause of their dog’s behavioral problems. Tom did a great job of presenting reality.
Hello there Susan nice meeting you here
This lady gave me anxiety. However, I am happy that she/they came to you for help. I hope they will be able to learn and create a more structured, less stressful environment for the dog and for themselves. Thank you for all that you do.
Hi Azra, how are you doing?
Tom is really good at articulating his words with the dog owners in a way that both makes perfect sense and doesn’t hurt their egos. You can tell he has amazing leadership skills. No wonder the dogs love him! 👏🏽🤣
ahh so much love!
@@tomdavisofficial likewise!! Your videos have helped me sm with my gsd. Thank you 🙏🏽
You're right he does deal well with people who have oppositional problems and a lot of dog owners with out of control dogs seem to have real challenges with changing their dogs behavior and listening to people who know what they're doing with dogs!
Yikes...the "it's ok it's ok" from the owner KILLS me! It's the most frustrating thing to hear from the owner. I have a friend that does that ALL THE TIME. Her dog is an anxious barking mess because of it. And every time our dog's are playing my friend keeps saying it's ok it's ok and petting her like something is wrong.🙄Her dog barks and whines while in the car, my friend just says "good girl..." it KILLS me. But if I said something she may or may not take it wrong. 🤔
But Erin... It has such pretty eyes and fluffy hair...🤡 HonestlyI feel your pain!
@@vikingdogmanship yeeeaahhhh
I feel your pain. A friend of mine lets all four of her giant 70lbs 9 month old puppies jump all over me and my kids. It's impossible to sit on her couch without them walking all over you and growling at each other to get petted. Which the owner thinks is hilarious. It's a ticking time bomb and I don't know how to say something without offending them. We just don't go over there anymore.
@@Shellnbaby I wish you would be honest to her. Some people need to hear it
All the time!!!! Some people don’t get it. Dogs are not kids.
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I know that this isn’t the goal of your channel but it did help. So thank you.
Aside from that: amazing video as always! You’re doing gods work man. Helping people AND animals.
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Addiction lol. Dependent probably.
Proud of you!
Well done. I quit myself a few years ago. Feel better for it.
As a vet, my clients are constantly coming in with anxious dogs… it’s so hard to navigate that conversation of training, structure and rewinding the communication the o has with their pet. Constantly looking for good resources to help, I’ll be referring to Upstate Canine Academy videos in future!
Hello there Melina nice meeting you here
It’s always interesting to me to see how Tom interprets what a dog is doing/thinking vs what the owners think. This is a perfect example.
of owner has NO CLUE!!! poor baby!
The dog always tells the story.
That poor dog. I hope Tom can train the owners.
I’m always impressed with how Tom handles owners just as well as dogs lol. This owner seemed like the dog owner version of an anxious, worried helicopter mom and each time Tom tried to educate she would question or try to explain why that wouldn’t work. Sounds like she’s been through a lot and is very attached to her dog as a result so I completely understand and empathize to be clear. Tom redirected and resumed what he was discussing in such a calm, firm way.
Skin Science by Mira I agree 👍🏾
Some people are wired with the kind of personality that has to look at the negatives and potential problems first, and it's normal for them.
I love how Tom is able to manage these people and work through the process with them constructively. 💖
I have to slow my own mind down when I'm working with people who have this personality type. I know that they are incredibly good with detail (which I'm not, it bores me! 😅), they are creative, and they are deeply sensitive underneath. 💖
AMAZING!!! This dog’s reaction to the slip leash was exactly what we would expect to see. Making the change from a harness to slip leash shows instant improvement in almost ALL cases. I myself am so happy our trainer suggested we switch, we are no longer the ones walking completely out of control on the street. Now we are the ones being complimented on how well our dog walks (actually, he now struts down the street, head up high chest pushed out, full of confidence).
It seemed like the owner didn’t even want to listen to you but you were so patient with her and explained everything. Great video!
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Like you've said before, dogs crave structure so they know what they're supposed to do! Has done wonders for me working with the dogs I sit for and my own doggo. I wish more people understood that tools are not evil if you understand how to use them
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Recently had covid and pneumonia, so have been relying on friends to walk my dog since I can't do an hour of walking and letting him smell all the smells. 3.5yo shepherd and maybe belgian sheepdog mix I got from the shelter at the end of August. One friend was gently skeptical about using the prong collar and asked if I'd tried a harness. No stinking way- at the first sight of a squirrel, or the little yippee dog on the retractable leash who is allowed to run up to him growling and barking, and he'd be off and running (but has improved very much). Told her he needed it for now and how to use it, and pretty sure she was happy to have had it. Tools, consistency, and structure make a happy dog. He has made many human friends throughout the neighborhood, and loves when they stop to chat and give him love, but knows how to sit and have good manners about it.
@@nannernose3133 I agree on the harnesses. I only do it on "business trips" like the vet .
I just love how people come to a professional for help, then don’t want to do what we say! That happens to me all too often in my training program. It’s frustrating but I’m in it for the dogs well being. Great job Tom! Love your videos!
Hi 👋 Caitlin, how are you doing?
Exactly! It happens with me, too! I also hate it when people tell me their dogs are "dumb" and can't learn. They're shocked when I tell them, and show them, how smart their dogs are.
LOL. I just give up on some people. I helped one girl train her dog starting with the very basics. New person comes and cant hear ANYTHING so no help there. BUT its not a job for me so I can walk away. I dread seeing the day one of her dogs running loose with the leash attached either hangs itself off a cliff edge or gets hit by a car. Some people need tragedy to open their ears
Well when a so-called "pro" trainer claims the BS line that harnesses ENCOURAGE pulling, that's not really a PRO Dog Trainer stance.
@@radicalreactions1633ANY trainer that claims this is honestly hard to trust. No such thing as harnesses encouraging pulling.
I got a 1 year old German shepherd nearly two weeks ago and he’s had problems of whimpering, barking and growling at people, wanting to fight with other dogs, etc. (which is why his previous owner gave him up). I have binge watched all of your vids and I am so thankful! He’s been improving with his aggression/separation anxiety. I now worry less of him tearing out of his crate and wanting to attack others through his obedience training and the slip lead! I have also tried hiding his treats for him to look for! It has helped tremendously! I remember nearly crying because the dog trainer told me that she could not work with me due to his aggression and that it was best to put him down. I am so thankful of you, Tom! You helped me pull it together to help my dog!
👏🏼👏🏼 understanding dogs behavior is key. Find a behaviorist in your area (pack walks) if need but sounds like you are doing great!Toms newest Canada video has a great GS video. As you know, GS need a job, or lot of healthy walking, run and play time.
Good on you for being patient with your pup. Speaking from experience, making progress with a scared and reactive dog is so rewarding. Thank you for working with your pup and giving him a second chance at having a good life.
He’s so patient. Love how he let her prove herself wrong.
That front-clip part had me laughing hard haha
I love the way Tom validates the lady’s feelings but at the same time explains the pros and cons of the equipment. It’s upsetting to see people not take advantage of the equipment that has been invented. I used the Hermès prong collar on both of my pittie mix doggos. My neighbor uses a harness to walk his reactive lab. You have no idea how many times that dog has lunged at my dogs and I. The dog even lunged at my 10 year old brother. I see them walking the lab and they have no control. The dog always ends up on his hind legs pulling the owner. I told them to check out your videos to hopefully help them. Thank you upstate canine team for these amazing informative videos!
Well trained dogs wouldn’t need a prong collar. If you have to make your dog uncomfortable to get them to do what you want, it’s not trained. It’s avoiding. A well trained dog can walk on any type of harness or regular collar that doesn’t cause pain. The guy you talk about doesn’t need a prong collar-he just needs change his perception about humans out in public. This can be done by keeping the dog a safe distance away, as close though as you can get without him reacting badly. When he doesn’t react or reacts in a calm manner like looking at the other person with a relaxed body language he gets praise. Then try to get even closer without reaction. If they react negatively they’re too close and you walk the other way until they’re calm, and try again. Imo a prong collar is a quick “fix” that is completely inappropriate. I’ve put one on my arm and pulled…it doesn’t feel good! We’d all stop pulling too to avoid hurting. Avoidance isn’t always meaning they learned. It also can mean they haven’t learned anything more than “pulling hurts”. But teach a dog to not pull in the right way, they will not pull because pulling gets them nowhere as opposed to not pulling because he knows he’ll get what he wants.
If you need to cause your dogs physical pain for them to behave you completely failed as their handler. This type of equipment meant to choke, scare or hurt dogs when they pull, bark or do whatever they are not supposed to is pure animal cruelty and shows how lazy or uneducated their handler is. Train your dog! Teach them alternatives to unwanted behavior and work on a good, positive bond instead.
I am a horse trainer. I appreciate that not only can you train but you can teach! Very helpful tips for my Red Heeler puppy Quigley. Thank you!
Hi Wisdomreins, how are you doing?
Tom encouraged Paul to look more where he's going and less at the dog. It reminds me when I teach riding lessons and the students are learning to lead the horse, all they want to do is look at the horse while they walk. I always tell them, "look where you want to go!" The horse is looking for leadership, not someone to gaze into their eyes giving them anxiety-this is the same with dogs. No Bad Dogs! Merry Christmas!
Hi Jacklyn, how are you doing?
Hey Tom! This is Cindy from Duplin county, eastern NC. This video helped remind me what you've been teaching me ever since I subscribed to your channel. I'm a 66 yr. old first time dog owner who rescued a 4 week old GSD dog 3 weeks before the Covid shutdown in Jan. 2020. I had to learn from scratch what not to do,, and sometimes created anxiety with my puppy! You taught me through your videos, how to avoid my BAD behavior, lol. Thank you for all you do!
Hi Cindy, how are you doing?
I did the same thing when my dog was young: “ sit. Sit! (louder) can you sit?(begging) please sit!”😂
In my humble opinion….that doggo is looking for his daddy *who passed. He is frantically trying to find his dad and that’s why he is so bananas with the dog mom.
I have had a herder and they are very sensitive…if they are attached, they will spend the rest of their lives looking for their person. It is heart wrenching.
Excellent work. All the best.
I'm from the UK, but now live in Portugal.. Sometimes your patience outweighs the human ability to relearn ... After getting a Rottweiler many years ago.. It wasn't the dog that got the TRAINING, it was me.. !! Taught me a massive lesson on how to interact with an animal.. Love your channel, Good Job Tom
Hello there Claire nice meeting you here
I totally agree with you. We are the ONES are not trained to train our dogs.
i made a comment a while back about how these videos are helping me with my study and my course i was doing for my career im taking in dog training etc and also to help with my akita. Today i passed my course now awaiting for my qualifications and had another akita joining us on a walk this afternoon. Brilliant content! Many thankssss
omg congratulations! you’re gonna help so many people and make such a difference. akita’s are the BEST btw!!!
Bless her for at least trying and getting help. most cant say that who own a dog.
Oh Tom, what patience you have. Like most often, the owner needs most of the training. You did a great job. Maybe the dog walker will understand and pass it on to the owner.
My family has had Australian Shepherds since I was a toddler. They absolutely need to have structure and something productive to do. Glad you could help them out!
Hello there Ally nice meeting you here
It'll always amaze me when people seek professional help but aren't eager to take the advice and make changes. I'm glad they consulted with Upstate Canine Academy. Tom was super professional and understanding. Keep up the good work and fighting the good fight. 🙌🏼🙏🏼❤️
What a great trainer.. This gave me something to work on on my Blue Heeler. She's always been 'scared" of new things. She minds quite well, but on a leash if she gets scared she starts to pull. I use a slip lead, but you gave me some very good pointers. This is not my first heeler, my fifth and she's quite mellow but strange noises get her. I feel sadly for this woman that isn't listening or willing to change. A sad situation and it's not the dogs fault. You have wonderful patience..
These clients are so frustrating. Bless your heart. So patient.
Poor pup is so overwhelmed
I’ve experienced this type of owner with my clients. Push back on tools I recommend and wanting to use something that doesn’t work. I love how you explained it very clearly to her that this is not working for this dog.
Watching from rural north Florida. This is the first video of Tom’s that made me wish I could step in and shake the owner and say “pay attention”. Hopefully the male handler will continue working with the dog, using what he is learning and make a difference for this poor pup who is such an emotional mess. He’s a beautiful and obviously intelligent dog who is begging for help. You can tell the owner loves the dog so hopefully she will get on board and try something new for the sake of her dog’s mental health.
Thanks for watching, Susan
Thanks for this great video. Aussies are very sensitive to weaker owners and their need to protect. I hope she continues with you before this beautiful boy acts out. He is an awesome dog!
Videos likes this are what people needs to watch. Owner like this makes other owner better owner. All around good growth everywhere
Thank you
Your videos helped me train my dog reactive/aggressive husky. She now plays and walks well with my other dog and loves going to dog daycare groups with no issue. We have almost no issues and no longer need a slip lead now.
Tom you are amazing at the "people" training as well as dog training. You are patient and explain your theories so well, Even when owners are pushing back. Happy holidays!
That when you start saying to these hard- headed people, “hey your are fu***** up and your dog is feeling the sh***.” He was so nice to this old lady that didn’t really want his help and just a therapy session!!! I hope her dog is doing better now because it is never ok for dog or humans to be in a highten state forever.
I like how she says one thing, its politely corrected/explained how that doesn't help. Then she changes what she says without acting like she is changing what she said.
Tom has unreal insight in dogs behavior and his ability to advocate for all dogs is pretty special and keeping it real.
Thanks, Sean
Loved the analogy of leash signals to hands on reins. In riding, we call that little brief tug a half halt…it's basically a cue that means "Pay attention! Keep it together/I'm about to ask you for something." It works with dogs too! I hope there are some progress videos of this Aussie…as an Aussie owner myself, I sure would like to see this lovely dog have a better structured relationship with his people so he can unlearn that anxiety. Thanks for your videos, they're great!
"What's OK why are u talking to me" love this dude
I know this video is a year old... but I totally feel for the dog getting so upset and NEEDING to make sure its remaining owner is ok. I am a disabled US Army Vet. I have a partially crushed spine, and though I can walk, I can't consistently walk. Some days are better than others. Every time I am walking more than 15 or 20 feet total, I have a specially trained Service Dog there with me to help me when my balance goes wonky and I randomly can no longer stand unassisted. One day my Service Dog and I were at the VA hospital. My dog at the time was still young, not fully completed with her training, but as a 2 1/2 year old Great Pry, she was an absolute natural at sort of using her body to lean against mine when my balance would just not be there. She saved me from so many potential falls - any one of which could have cost me my life as my spinal cord is that fragile. Any fall was known to put me in the hospital for several days while doctors started at me to make sure my spine would restabilize.
But on this day, as we were walking down the hall, my dog was attacked. It was 'just' a Crocker Spaniel, who though it was wearing a Service Dog vest, clearly did not have the proper training. My dog, all 130 pounds of her, leapt away, startled as the little dog bit her repeatedly on the front legs. Luckily my dog was not actually harmed... but we can't say as much for me. I was knocked to the ground where the pain left me screaming for several minutes. Other people had to step in to rescue my poor dog, who was horrified and standing over my body, not allowing the small dog near me.
I recovered and managed to avoid a hospital stay, but my dog was never the same. From that day forward, she never allowed another dog within 10 feet of me. We tried to reassure her that I would be ok, but training that fear that I would be hurt out of her, when her job in life was to keep me from harm, never worked. She had to be retired and lived for the next eight years as my husband's very spoiled pet dog.
love how tom can talk to owners so well and explain things without offending them and works so well with them just shows what a great leader and workmanship he has. and how well and the patience he had with the owner and the dog
Happy Holidays, guys! Good to see how you tackle high anxiety like this - I know far too many owners like these guys who need some help and do mental gymnastics to explain their dog's misbehaviour. Our family used to be one of those! I wish we had resources like this back then, and I'm really glad it's out there now.
Thanks so much for watching!
Wow. You handled that client amazing! Its so frustrating working in this industry when people dont even understand what commitment they make when choosing a dog breed. But i always have to remind myself thats whats expected of owners. & that we all started out not being educated. This guy is the *chefs kiss* 🤌🏽 of training
Also big ups to you how you deal with clientele in a certain age range in our industry (if you know you know) 😂
“Eyes are bulging out of the thing” lol
Watching from North Texas!
Hello there Katelyn nice meeting you here
Ecollar has been a life saver with our dog. Thank you TD for the intro to our family’s training with our 11 month puppy. We enjoy all your videos. And our hearts are sharing your sadness with the loss of your big fur baby. We lost our Bullmastiff in February. It amazes me how their live effects our daily lives.
Hello there Jen nice meeting you here
Loved watching this! I adopted an Aussie mix from a shelter that acted just like that when we got her. Went to a trainer and learned these same things! Behavior changed a lot once we learned what kind of structure the dog needed. Absolute wonderful animal now!
12:24 We should call dog training, Dog OWNER training/lessons. Every training video I've ever watched has been teaching humans how to interact with their animals. 😊 Thank you for having a passion for this.
People don't like to admit or find fault in things they do, you did a great job of directing the ball in her court every time she disagreed or said that her dog was fine with her. Ego is a hard thing to overcome.
I bought into the front clip harness idea once. It doesn't work. It's amazing that the answer to so many of these problems is fundamentals of communication. Your videos are great!
My partner is a hardcore UCA/Tom Davis fan. I occasionally watch the videos with her and I’ve learned so much. I’ve worked with kids/young adults with Autism through Applied Behavior Analysis, and it’s *very* similar to the way you train dogs. Keep up the great work!
Thank you Dylan and thanks to your partner for being a fan, Happy Holidays to you both ❤️
What patience with this lady!
I feel for the dog.
Dogs are great, people not so much.
Bless her heart. When one goes to a professional and pays a professional, it’s good to listen to the professional.
This dog is not getting enough structure and exercise.
You do such a great job explaining things to people, which is really 90% of "dog training"!
It's wild just how many dogs come to you with a variation of the same anxiety issues from poor (or just misinformed) handlers.
Keep up the good work!
Wow your patience is amazing. She seems so in denial clinging onto the harness and not accepting any responsibility. Love the vids! Sydney Aus
Loved the video! Great work
Love your videos!! So happy I came across them!!
SoCal here! always awesome, it is hard watching owners not trust you or the tools you recommend, thank you as always!
Damn, you're so patient and versatile, Tom! Can't wait to watch this full video on No Bad Dogs Official Club 🔥
No sugar coating. But still handled with tact and care. Amazing balance 👏🏼
Thanks for the tips!
As always, great video Tom. It is really great to see how patient you are with all the owners that you work with. This is a perfect example of how you cannot fix an issue if you continue to use the same strategy that does not work. Also, I'm really excited that you are doing so many giveaways for you remote collar!
Excellent lesson on this one. It is so hard when a person wants to project onto the animal. For both them and the animal. How lucky are we that a dogs default is to protect and take action. And how blessed all they need is structure to get that confidence! Work dogs gotta work!
Love every vid! Super informational!
Amazing! Thanks for sharing!
Great video and really clear breakdown of "why" to the owners
Love how you explain things to owners to get them to better understand their dogs. Happy holidays🎄 love your videos!
Love learning behavior modification!
Love the videos man thanks
Owners really need to be open to the use of various tools. Thanks Tom. Great work as always.
Thanks Laura!
I’m currently an apprentice for training aggressive dogs/behavioral problems and I just want to say thank you for being a balanced trainer that is a good source for new information or clarifying information I might receive from my mentor
Glad it hlps!
Love the info from all your videos!!
Great video as always!
I love the way you train! I need to start doing this with my gsp consistently. He has SO much energy and loves structured walks.
Love this, your ability to explain things to your clients is fantastic and just as important as being able to train a dog. If you can train a dog but can't transfer that knowledge to the owner then what's the point. Looking forward to the full length video on the No Bad Dogs Club 👏 🔥 - Toronto 🇨🇦
Excellent video! Keep the great content coming!
Great video, Tom!
I love “your signature move” 😂 You are adorable as well as patient, professional & the greatest behaviorist on TH-cam. Thank you for all you do
The only training methods that have been working for my energetic husky mix have been in your videos! Thank you so much
I really enjoyed this. Thanks
Thank you for posting love all the info!!!!
Always learn something watching these videos. The message we give our dogs is so important, but we don't realize when we are going about things the wrong way.
Hello there Malin nice meeting you here
Great job. Thank you Tom.
You explain things really well!!
Great video Tom. I really like how you tried to educate the owner on how and why the harness was not working. Just by changing the tools changed the dog 👍👍👍
7 month old GSD. Started on 2.5mm HS this week with guidance from your videos. Everything you teach works as advertised. I watch 2 or 3 videos daily, to reinforce my behavior for consistency when training. Thank you so much for all the content. Please keep it coming. After we progress with the HS for several weeks we are looking at the Tom Davis 280C purchase in February timeframe. In WV.
Awesome as usual!!! Love you tom!!!
Thanks for all you do. Merry Christmas
Always love seeing these videos as my dog suffers from the same. He also has Addison’s disease which only makes our situation worse. I’ve been working with him for a long time and just bought the No Bad Dog 280c. So far things are good. Still having trouble with him listening while there are distractions, but we’re getting there! Happy Holidays from Eugene, OR. 🎄
Hi Jessica, how are you doing?
It can be so hard to hear that we are wrong. Our own reactivity coming up! ;) Tom, both your patience and your insight are amazing! Thanks so much for sharing it all with us!
Hello there April nice meeting you here
How are you doing today?
Thank you so much makes so much sense!
Love this content Tom. Great video. Very helpful.