Two dog trainers, Monique Anstee from The Naughty Dogge and Jill Brown share raw conversation as they preserve the art of dog training. With different dog experiences from different venues of herding, IGP, CKC and AKC obedience, in addition to training pet dogs, they will share ideas, tackle challenging subjects like dog reactivity and aggression, fear, stress, while bringing in a historic perspective. Their goal is to help you both understand your dog better, and help you train your dog, while simplifying training in the process.
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Two dog trainers, Monique Anstee from The Naughty Dogge and Jill Brown share raw conversation as they preserve the art of dog training. With different dog experiences from different venues of herding, IGP, CKC and AKC obedience, in addition to training pet dogs, they will share ideas, tackle challenging subjects like dog reactivity and aggression, fear, stress, while bringing in a historic perspective. Their goal is to help you both understand your dog better, and help you train your dog, while simplifying training in the process.
Hayley Hais from The Chewed Slipper in Nanaimo interviewed me on my business, dogs, training, and life. The time went very fast - thankyou Hayley
Lift Your Leg - the art of training a dog
Two dog trainers, Monique Anstee from The Naughty Dogge and Jill Brown share raw conversation as they preserve the art of dog training. With different dog experiences from different venues of herding, IGP, CKC and AKC obedience, in addition to training pet dogs, they will share ideas, tackle challenging subjects like dog reactivity and aggression, fear, stress, while bringing in a historic perspective. Their goal is to help you both understand your dog better, and help you train your dog, while simplifying training in the process.
