Of Pit Bulls & Patience

I used to think Skye was going to be a maniac forever.  When I first adopted her, I figured it was her complete lack of training that made her so crazy.  Sure, she was 2 years old, but she didn't know any better.
Over the next year my struggle to connect with Skye led me to start this blog.  Three years old and she still drove me up the wall on a daily basis.  After hours of exercise, she would come home and bark for me to play more....

These long absences, only posting updates on Facebook and Instagram... I don't mean to, I swear!
I still find creative ways to torture my dogs. Though this year they didn't have to hang out with Santa at all, which only seems to make me sad.
We still have a Tater Tot.   Still.   When he arrived at 12 weeks old I thought he was gangly and awkward, but man did I speak too soon!  While I love me some Tot, this guy needs to find a home!  He is shy and sweet and looooooves other dogs.  In fact...

Miles the Olde English Bulldogge
The one aspect of dog training that I am most often questioned about is the Board and Train.  For 1 or 2 weeks, I take a dog into my home to train them in a much more intensive way than can be achieved at their own home.  After that time, I bring them...

Nothing.
Just kidding!  But blogger refuses to let me load any more photos without paying for an upgrade.  Not happening!
So, until I find a solution for this silliness, here are some oldies but goodies!