K9 Command

Review bombing by someone who has never used our services.

Let me set the record straight here. What Jesse states is only partially true. Jesse reached out to us for training help. We chose not to offer our services to him as we are professional dog trainers and do not train wolves or hybrids. Jesse had filled out a training inquiry form on our website. Where it asked what breed of dog he owned... he wrote in... High Content ( embarked at 95+% no trace of dog). Read that again... NO TRACE OF DOG We have been providing dog training services to the area and beyond for 30+ years. We do not train wolves or hybrids as they do not fit into our training program and services. Jesse was advised of this by email in a professional manner. I posted about this training inquiry in a PRIVATE group for professional dog trainers. Jesse's personal or identifying information was never shared and was only about the answer this person unknown gave about what breed. This post was made by me to share with colleagues and open up discussion about whether others are willing to train wolves as well as how they would respond if not. Jesse is not a professional dog trainer. Jesse became aware of the post by a third party which led Jesse to request to join the group. Jesse gave fraudulent answers to gain access to the group to view the post. Admin removed and banned Jesse from this PRIVATE group as he is not a trainer and the discussion was not meant for him. It is quite common for professional trainers and professionals in other fields to use private groups to discuss challenges that arise from clients, potential clients, and business matters in general. It is all done in a manner for us to learn from each other and bounce ideas off each other. Another contention here is that Jesse either resides in a neighboring county that currently bans the ownership of a wolf or hybrid or he lives in this county that is currently pushing an ordinance change to ban them. We also chose to not entertain offering our training services as we did not want to get involved in any potential legal or liability concerns surrounding this animal. I can say very publicly that we did nothing inappropriate with a potential clients name or info.

Let me set the record straight here. What Jesse states is only partially true. Jesse reached out to us for training help. We chose not to offer our services to him as we are professional dog trainers and do not train wolves or hybrids. Jesse had filled out a training inquiry form on our website. Where it asked what breed of dog he owned... he wrote in... High Content ( embarked at 95+% no trace of dog). Read that again... NO TRACE OF DOG We have been providing dog training services to the area and beyond for 30+ years. We do not train wolves or hybrids as they do not fit into our training program and services. Jesse was advised of this by email in a professional manner. I posted about this training inquiry in a PRIVATE group for professional dog trainers. Jesse's personal or identifying information was never shared and was only about the answer this person unknown gave about what breed. This post was made by me to share with colleagues and open up discussion about whether others are willing to train wolves as well as how they would respond if not. Jesse is not a professional dog trainer. Jesse became aware of the post by a third party which led Jesse to request to join the group. Jesse gave fraudulent answers to gain access to the group to view the post. Admin removed and banned Jesse from this PRIVATE group as he is not a trainer and the discussion was not meant for him. It is quite common for professional trainers and professionals in other fields to use private groups to discuss challenges that arise from clients, potential clients, and business matters in general. It is all done in a manner for us to learn from each other and bounce ideas off each other. Another contention here is that Jesse either resides in a neighboring county that currently bans the ownership of a wolf or hybrid or he lives in this county that is currently pushing an ordinance change to ban them. We also chose to not entertain offering our training services as we did not want to get involved in any potential legal or liability concerns surrounding this animal. I can say very publicly that we did nothing inappropriate with a potential clients name or info.