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Please take a hard moment to see how these people treat animals. Follow the Leader took their Instagram account down after posting this video, but other accounts are sharing to get the word out they they abuse dogs.
Please review this video of this "trainer" abusing this poor dog to cut his nails. This video was posted on Instagram under @followtheleader_k9 but after receiving negative backlash the scumbag deleted his Instagram account. This is NOT training but ANIMAL ABUSE. I would never let this person near my dogs.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CF8uYGvBzCC/?igshid=hkc95nplavp4
Hi! This is Max, he’s a foster doggo. He’s been doing much better than he was a couple months ago. Here he is waiting for his treats, one of the tricks he is best at! However, he would not be able to sit here like this if another dog was around, he barks/whines until the other dog is out of sight. I hope that you have the time to evaluate him in person next week! ☺️
My name is Emily and I'm a Santa Barbara local, eric did an amazing job helping train my dog Opal. I have a condition called arthrogryposis Multiplex congenita so I'm pretty easy to knock over and having a well-trained dog that wasn't pulling me everywhere was very important. She is a husky German Shepherd mix so needless to say she had a Wildside. I had come to an apex in our relationship where I had her trained With basic skills but she still just wasn't listening very well and we were having some dominance issues. Eventually she started getting a little bit Snappy with other dogs and ended up even pulling me into a rock wall at one point. It was getting kinda risky for me so I thought I better call Eric. I feel like he gave me my dog back. Opal now listens with a simple no and is much less resistant when I'm trying to get her to do something. When I walk her on a leash she doesn't pull any more, she isn't looking around to try and find other things to do she's just walking with me. I can finally take her to crowded places again with lots of people and I don't have to worry about how she'll act. What a relief! The thing I really appreciate about the way that Eric works with animals is that he understands where the dog is coming from in a very unique way. He helps the owner understand the dynamic in which the dog operates and gets them on the same page as you (and vice-versa to be completely honest) so that your dog can clearly understand what it even is that you're asking them to do the first time, no questions asked. It just simplified everything. I'm very grateful for Eric's help and the time and attention he put into his work. Theres been a few times where I had a question so i called him and he took an hour out of his day just to talk to me on the phone about the issue and help me figure out what to do. If you have a dog that you know has potential but just hasnt figured out how to tap into it yet, eric is your go-to! He will help you find the missing puzzle piece to you and your dogs relationship. He has rehabilitated countless dogs now and even saved many people from having to part with or put down their dogs. cant say enough good things!!
Here's Mia at the dog park but like you say I have to pick and choose when she gets off leash.