That's "a quivering, snarling, white-hot ball of canine terror!"
And actually, just the opposite. She has become much more socialized, and is much less likely to jump up on you.
Truth be told, the training classes are more for the humans than the dogs. I gather that dogs are really very smart and predictable, as long as the humans around them are consistent and understand how they think. ->Me<- not so smart when it comes to dogs. But I'm getting better.
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And actually, just the opposite. She has become much more socialized, and is much less likely to jump up on you.
Truth be told, the training classes are more for the humans than the dogs. I gather that dogs are really very smart and predictable, as long as the humans around them are consistent and understand how they think. ->Me<- not so smart when it comes to dogs. But I'm getting better.