Pennie is nervous around new people and situations. During her second training, she is avoiding the flags. With a little practice and another training, she will be comfortable on the fence and enjoying her freedom. Good girl, Pennie!

Piper was nervous at first and tested the flags a few times, so we spent a lot of extra time in the yard with treats. Charlie also helped her to keep calm. Charlie did wonderfully and didn’t get scared. He was backing off most of the time, and avoiding the areas he knew. Mickey did very well. He knows where the flags are and avoids them most of the time. All three dogs will get to enjoy the freedom of the yard!

Lucia was consistently backing off and avoiding the flags, but did run through a couple of times. She was on a long lead today and is very food motivated. With another training session and some practice, she’ll be enjoying her yard. Way to go, Lucia!

Pepe is doing great and completely avoiding flags. He won’t cross for dogs or deer and didn’t make any mistakes for hot dogs! Pepe’s family will start to remove the flags. He’s a good boy!

Both puppies did great and are now avoiding the flags. They will be enjoying the yard all summer long!

Biscuit did perfectly today. He didn’t go near the flags or challenge them. We played ball and tried some treats and he wouldn’t test his limits. He didn’t leave for another dog he loves or to chase a deer. Biscuit is an excellent student!

Zelda is doing very well. She didn’t make any mistakes for treats or walking on the other side of flags. She is very happy, energetic and loves cheese!

Freyja was dragging her leash today. She made a couple of mistakes and tested the perimeter a few times but backed off every time. Mostly, she avoided the flags. We played ball with her, and we tried to tempt her to chase a deer, but she stayed in the yard. Way to go, Freyja!

Toby is showing avoidance and dragging the leash as part of the training. Good job!

Baxter did well at his first training, learning about the flags and listening to his trainer. Good job, Baxter!