Dogpoint

𝗚𝗿𝗮𝗵𝗮𝗺 𝘁𝗵𝗼𝘂𝗴𝗵𝘁 𝗵𝗲 𝗸𝗻𝗲𝘄 𝗚𝗼𝗹𝗱𝗲𝗻𝘀

Then he got Honey 😂

And everything that worked for his other Golden,

Straight up didn't work with her.

Honey is a working line field Golden Retriever.

That one detail changes everything,

Because despite Graham thinking that she would behave like every other Golden he had owned...

She did not 😆

Working-line dogs carry far more drive than the show line version of the same breed.

This is the trap most 'experienced' dog owners walk straight into.

You had the breed before, so you expect to get the same dog twice.

It's an honest mistake.

Here's what most dog owners miss...

Genetics inside a single breed swing wildly, especially once you split show-lines and working-lines.

Here is where Honey was when Graham first came to me:

✅ Pulled on the leash constantly
✅ Walks were a nightmare
✅ Reactive and stalking other dogs
✅ Recall was non-existent

Here is where Honey is today:

✅ Walks perfectly
✅ Recall is almost perfect strong
✅ Reactivity has drastically reduced
✅ Graham enjoys training with Honey

And the best part of all of this...

Every bit of it happened through my live, 1-on-1 Zoom sessions.

I watched it play out in real time and coached Graham through the corrections and rewards, as well as the timing in which they needed to happen.

No cookie cutter program 🙅‍♂️

I gave Graham specific guidance for his specific dog.

Here's Graham's experience below:

"I've seen great progress with Honey since we started working together.

Walks that used to be a nightmare are now getting better every time.

Encounters that would have triggered werewolf mode no longer bother her.

Her recall went from zero to vastly improved.

She now walks at heel. My wife calls Marc 'Honey's Yoda.'"

— Graham Beal

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So if your dog drags you down the street and tunes you out when it matters most,

DM me "PULL" and I'll solve your problems, just like I did with Graham 😁

PS- Does your dog have any of the same behavioral problems that Honey did?

- Marc Windgassen
No Drive... No Joy

If you think online dog training can't possibly work, you are the problem. Not your dog...

I hear it constantly, "Zoom training? That can't actually work for my dog."

Said with full confidence by people who have never tried it once.

Here is what they are really saying.

They want someone to come fix the dog for them.

They want to outsource the responsibility

OR

They don't want to get out of their comfort zone.

Because the moment you realize you are the one training your dog regardless of the format,

Your excuse is null and void.

In person or online, your hands are on the leash.

It's your responsibilty.

Your voice is the one your dog has to listen to... not mine!

Your consistency between sessions is what creates the change.

A trainer cannot magically fix the dog without you doing anything.

Now here is the part that should make the skeptics uncomfortable.

A huge portion of my online clients are middle aged, retired or full on senior citizens.

The exact group everyone assumes would struggle with technology and learning a new format.

They show up every week, follow the plan, implement changes based on my advice and their dogs transform.

If people the age of your parents and grandparents can do this successfully, what is your excuse?

Your dog is not getting better while you wait for the "right" trainer to magically appear in your area.

Every week you delay is another week of pulling, lunging, jumping, separation anxiety, or barking getting more ingrained.

DM me "VIRTUAL" and I'll show you how it actually works.

PS- What part of online dog training makes your skeptical?

- Marc Windgassen
No Drive... No Joy