K-9 Parabellum - Training, Grooming & Daycare

When my Great Dane/Mastiff mix was 5 months old, he went to live with Jeremy for 6 weeks. Ruger had not been well socialized at 8-9 weeks, so he was fearful about new experiences. He had tried to bite a vet tech because he was afraid of the scale. Jeremy taught Ruger all of the basic obedience commands and Ruger did well. But for us, the best part of Ruger's training was the socialization! Everywhere that Jeremy went, Ruger went also. They often visited stores that allowed dogs (Home Depot, Lowe's, Petco, Petsmart, Tractor Supply), as well as visiting Jeremy's friends, and even going to a motorcycle shop. When Ruger came home, he was good on the basics of obedience, as well as being much more familiar with how to behave in public. Jeremy uses all available training tools, tailoring the tool to your dog's particular needs. My dog needed social interaction the most...your pup may already be well socialized. Either way, you can be confident that basic obedience will be well learned, plus enjoying lots of social interactions, all while living in Jeremy's own private residence, getting love like a cherished family pet. Now, a year later, looking back I know that in spite of the pain of not having him for 6 weeks, this training was the best thing I could have done for Ruger, and me! At 21 months, he weighs 140 lbs. I could not handle him at all if not for his training.