I adopted a very sweet, deaf Corgi, Chiclet, that was a dumped puppy mill dog. I started teaching him American Sign Language and house pet manners. My other Corgi, Bear, became jealous and attacked when Chiclet couldn't hear Bear's warnings. After getting bitten breaking up fight…Read full reviewClose full review
I adopted a very sweet, deaf Corgi, Chiclet, that was a dumped puppy mill dog. I started teaching him American Sign Language and house pet manners. My other Corgi, Bear, became jealous and attacked when Chiclet couldn't hear Bear's warnings. After getting bitten breaking up fights, I researched training programs for myself and then found a local trainer who was familiar with Method K9. The two dogs are on board and train in "relationship therapy" with both of us humans taking the levels of classes so we can be on the same page with not only the current training but for when the dogs come back home. I am striving to be a more educated dog owner to stop threatening behaviors quickly and keep the household peaceful. I like that Method K9's practices are fair and make consistent sense to the dogs. Even though I am only on Level 1, I am much more aware now of the body language signals dogs give when they are preparing for an attack. Advocating aggressively for my female Corgi, while traveling and on a last walk of the night at a hotel, prevented a loose Pitbull from attacking her. I recognised the signs from my classes and was able to fend off the assault. All dog owners should be getting Method K9's help with understanding their dogs and training.
