Very good progress! I was put off at the first video of "Sherlock" by the portrayal of him with the owner just leaving the driveway .... I thought that a tough assessment in an abnormal situation of being left in an unfamiliar place, but definite progress has been made and all positive and there is no arguing with such results if the dog is responding in such a positive way and healthy and happy. I've had good results with my "Hank" at Jason Vasconi's "Transform My Dog" in Dickinson, Texas. Jason was a "student" of the late but beloved dog trainer Dick Russell, and he took on my dog when I was at a dead end and he saved the day. Great job. (I still think that Sherlock is an ACD / Australian Shep mix though!) ; -)

fantastic

100% new cattle boy!

Ok so I have a queen blue healer from what I’ve learned some one abandoned her she’s very hoper she nips at me all the time a can’t walk around her she lays down right in front of me ugh I’m watching videos from you and trying to learn I have a 3 years old granddaughter any good advise

Take some of that chow chow 😂😂😂 that was awesome u thought that same thing

Hi how can I get my dog training

Great video I watched all the vids from day 1-4 I have a 1 yr old Heeler I took in from a buddy of mine. I've had him for about 4 months he was 8 months when I got him. The only problem is I have a Jack Russell and Rowdy (heeler) is always trying to mess with him never let's up what do you recommend?

Where abouts are you located? I have an aggressive blue heeler I'd like to look into getting trained and you've done such a great job with Sherlock!

Should not need a Shock collar if trained propl6and yes back up his shit that's way no dog park for ny babies fir they can get sick even all shotsgiving

what kind of collar do you use to grab his attention? :)