Knucklehead K9 Services LLC

This is a follow on review. We had inherited my mother-in-law’s three-year-old Boston terrier. She had been declining health for several years and the dog (Baxter) had been allowed to grow up completely on his own. This dog had chewed up Mom-in-law’s woodwork, carpets, furniture, anything. On the rare occasion he “escaped” from his run into the house he would grab a shoe or something and race through the house while crewing it to shreds. Now he expected to do the same at our house! I could not do anything to tame him down. After a little while I did some research and we contacted Tony to see if he could help us calm Baxter down. Tony recommended a three-week course of training and we reluctantly signed Baxter up for “Boot Camp”. After three weeks Tony called and said he needed another week. I thought “Oh boy, now what”. However, when Tony returned Baxter, he was a new dog! Tony called several times to see how we were doing, and then came to the house after a few weeks to actually see how we were progressing. He spent a couple hours and showed us some more training techniques. All I can say is, after three years of solitary confinement, Baxter can now be trusted to be on his own in the house and even sleeps at the foot of our bed. He even gets along well with our 10-month-old cocker spaniel pup. I highly recommend Tony at Knucklehead K9 Services.

Tony came to our home to evaluate our GSD and Golden. I never had year old pups at the same time. He reassured me that I was doing OK with them but needed to get a prong collar for the Golden( which was adopted and didn't have puppy training)It made the world of difference. The GSD is too bossy and our electric collar that I was only using for distance correction is helping. I felt felt much better after our talk about other techniques that we will get through this and I can always call him for help.