Taking Your Dog Skills / Business To A Whole New Level

If you are a balanced dog trainer that provides board and training and you think that you have to, I’d like to show you how I stopped doing board and trains 5 years ago and saw my profit increase every month since.

After teaching thousands of dog trainers in person and virtually, one thing I constantly hear is that the majority of them do board and trains but they would love to stop if they knew a better way. So, I’m here to help.

Would you believe me?

If I told you that you can rehabilitate aggressive dogs while doing private lessons?

If I told you that you can make even more money training dogs without doing board and trains?

If I told you that the vast majority of your clients don’t want to be without their dog for 2-4 weeks, you’d believed that right?

I love training dogs but… 24 hours a day. It’s too much.

In 2014 I was burned out, and the burnout was spurred on by my disdain for doing board and trains. They were sucking the life out of me. I couldn’t travel, and I was bringing my stress home to my amazing wife and my dogs. I had to make a change but I didn’t know how to stop. So, I started to think about the problem in detail. I started by dispelling some of the myths listed above and when I did, I realized that I was slowly killing my business and draining the fun out of dog training because I was taking board and trains.

News flash, even if you charge $3500 for a board and train, you can make even more money doing private lessons because you can get in about 8 clients in the time it takes for you to train a board and train. Have you looked at how many hours you’re spending with each board and train, it’s insane and I’ll show you how to be efficient in your private lessons.

This epic online event will cover;

1. How I structure my private lessons and group classes to maximize awesome results for my clients (what I teach every client and more importantly, what I don’t teach them)
2. How to sell clients on private training if they want a board and train
3. How to approach multiple dogs in the home who are fighting
4. Questions and answers

If you want to have more freedom, make more money, and be less stressed, you’ll love this content. (Bored of Board and Trains)

This is the most comprehensive look at dog rehabilitation ever compiled for dog owners and dog trainers. This video series is four DVD’s in length and it takes four dogs, (Lexi, Sulley, Jayda, Meadow) from human/dog aggressive to the freedom of off-leash socialization around people and dogs. 

If you are struggling with your client’s reactive or aggressive dogs and would like the most in-depth, step-by-step guide to achieving more freedom and trust with your dog, look no further. Our basic approach to training is easy to follow as it is laid out in a step-by-step, week-to-week format.

1. Building your dog's desire for food.
2. All the tools and methods needed to achieve success.
3. Fear-based reactivity and aggression to dogs and people.
4. Off-leash training using our positive prompt system by utilizing food and e-collar.
5. Place command with implied stay.
6. Leash walking the reactive/aggressive dog.
7. On and off-leash socialization.

Part one:

• 1.  Video introduction and methodology overview – 21 min
  2. Tools – 28 min

Part two:

1.  Building food drive – 9 min
2. The methodology of motivation -13 min
3. First day with the dogs – 60 min

Part three:

1.  Ecollar conditioning – 43 min
2. Training the place command – 26 min

Part Four:

1.  Leash walking tools and leash reactivity – 24 min
2. Training the recall with distractions – 26 min
3. On/off leash socialization with dogs – 32 min
4. Finishing up with the dogs – 10 min