People are genuinely resistant when it comes to change. They will fight tooth and nail, and not even know why they’re fighting. When told that their dog is just a bully and not a true pitbull that comes from game-dog bloodlines, join me once again, where I go over the difference between a true Pitbull and a non-game dog.
Do wolves give their cubs a big hug when they do something right? Do wild dogs give each other high fives after a round of romping around? Your dog deserves the world...all the love....all the praise...all the treats. But could you be doing him harm? Find out in this week's episode.
Disclaimer: This podcast does not promote dog fighting. Nor information on how to train dogs to fight. Dogfighting is prohibited by law. I stepped into the world of dog fighting at the ripe old age of 16, not knowing that my first encounter with dog violence would turn into a lifelong dog training career. Because of failures and successes from my real-life hands-on experiences, three-plus decades later I'm able to help dogs that would otherwise not see the next light of day. My methods are somewhat counterintuitive, but once people see how they work, they are thankful that our paths crossed. I'm not a showman; honestly, I could care less that people know who I am. I'm here to tell my story and share my experience along with my trial and error in hopes that the information that I give you will help you better understand your dog and get the right help that it needs.
