Troubles Behind Me Canine Training LLC

Carol:<br><br>Thank you so much for this wonderful review. Daisy was such a special girl to work with — and as you know, I have a real soft spot for Australian Cattle Dogs. For a nervous Red Heeler, she showed so much heart and willingness to try, and you supported her beautifully. I’m thrilled to hear she’s kept her lessons and grown even more since our work together.<br><br>It means a lot that you trusted me with her, and I truly appreciate the recommendation. If you ever get out our way. Stop by. I'm sure she'd love to meet Newt, or blue heeler.<br><br>—William<br>Troubles Behind Me Canine Training LLC

Siobhan:<br><br>Thank you so much for this generous review. German Shepherds are incredibly smart, and they often invent complex “games” that can look like aggression, but really they’re just trying to work things out in their own way. With the right structure, they learn their real job quickly — and Ravon is a perfect example of that.<br><br>I’m really glad I could help you see the sweet, lovable dog he already was. Your commitment to making things safe and calm for your grandchildren made a huge difference.<br><br>And I appreciate your mention of the stories — those dog and horse stories aren’t just entertainment. They’re my way of helping clients see that their challenges aren’t unique. Starting out as a professional horseman in the show-jumping world taught me a lot, thanks to some remarkable trainers, and I’m always grateful to pass those lessons on.<br><br>Thank you again for trusting me with Ravon, and for the recommendation.<br><br>—William<br>Troubles Behind Me Canine Training LLC

Thanks Jon.<br><br>That’s wonderful news — big smile over here! I’m so glad you were able to keep her. Black Mouth Cur's can be complicated. Thanks for putting the work in with her. <br>Best,<br>William<br>

Thank you so much for your kind words — I truly appreciate it. I’m glad the one-on-one training made a difference for you both. Working together in real time gives you the tools and confidence to handle things long after the session ends, and that teamwork is what really creates lasting change.<br><br>Keep practicing the techniques we covered every so often; those little tune-ups go a long way. And if anything comes up or you need a refresher, I’m always here to help.<br><br>— William

Ellen: Thank you so much for sharing this, and for giving Marley a second chance — rescues often come with their own history, and you’ve done great work helping him move forward. I’m glad the guidance and exercises made things clearer and helped you see the little “games” he was running. Once those patterns become visible, everything gets easier.<br><br>A lot can change quickly when the communication is clear, and you handled the adjustments really well. Keep practicing the placement work and calm leash routines every so often; those tune-ups will help Marley continue building confidence, especially with his pitbull and coonhound/beagle mix energy.<br><br>If you ever need a refresher or want to build on what he’s learned, I’m always here to help. Out little Blue Heeler Rescue, Newt, haws taken on other Pibbles with similar games and helped them see s better path.<br><br>— William