She could lie, tell the truth, or say nothing at all.
I still read the card.
that they
I learned this in the Marine Corps.
Micro-expressions. Tiny tells people that they don’t realize what they give away.
It’s the same skill I use in dog training.
Dogs do this, too.
Once you learn what to look for,
You start seeing everything.
Watch closely.
31/12/2025
Dog Mom Tries an E-Collar for the First Time
Before I ever put an e-collar on a dog,
I put it on the human.
She was worried her sensitive Colorado dog would hate it.
Turns out… she barely felt it.
No pain.
No punishment.
Just a tap on the shoulder for the nervous system.
This is why I love it when humans feel it first.
Fear disappears fast when experience shows up.
People fear modern e-collars because they’ve never felt one.
Dog training with an E-collar is communication, not electricity.
12/09/2024
Who needs obedience school when you have a time machine? 🕰️🐶
Learn the secret to training your dog like a pro by unlocking the power of time travel! 🚀👏
(Or, just use some sneaky planning and anticipation).
Watch now and become the ultimate dog whisperer with a little help from Captain Kirk, The Terminator, and Bill and Ted! 🚀🐾
08/09/2024
Tired of your furry friend running the show? Learn the Marine Corps' secret to training a well-behaved dog! 🐕👊
In this video, I reveal the surprising hack used by the Marines to create good habits and how you can apply it to your dog's training. Plus, find out the #1 mistake most trainers make with E-Collars (and how to avoid it)! 🙅♂️
So, channel your inner Marine and get ready to whip your dog's behavior into shape! Consistency is key! 💪
Watch now and start building those unbreakable habits!
26/08/2024
I'm not ashamed to admit it: I'm the laziest dog parent on the planet. Like, I make sloths look like they're on Red Bull.
But I've found a way to cheat the system (and my dog's attention span) with the ultimate life hack: a leash tied to my furniture 24/7!
No more getting up to grab the leash from the garage, no more awkward mailman encounters, and no more actual effort required! Just me, my couch, and my trusty sidekick on a leash.
Sure, sometimes they get tangled up like a furry game of Twister, but hey, it's a small price to pay for not having to move from my Netflix binge-watching spot.
The moral of the story? A tethered leash is the key to a happy (and ridiculously lazy) household. So, stay lazy, my friends, and let the good times roll!
26/07/2024
Just finished a new video featuring the trusty sidekick, Thea, the GSD puppy, and our game-changing training method: 2 Bowls 1 Dog!
Who needs a fancy slow feeder when you can multitask during mealtime? I use this genius technique to teach Thea new skills while she's chomping down on her favorite kibble (or raw/wet food—it works for all you fancy foodies out there!).
Thea's got the E-collar game on lock, responding to levels that are undetectable to humans (I'm pretty sure she's secretly training me).
In this video, we tackle recall, place skills, loose walk, and the most epic command of all: "Go play!" (seriously, it's like a doggy party every time she hears it).
Watch and learn how to level up your pup's training while keeping them fed and happy!
05/07/2024
Ever wondered how dog trainers keep their hands clean during training sessions?
In my latest video, I'm spilling the beans!
I'm sharing my top tips for keeping your hands kibble-free!
04/07/2024
May your 4th of July be as lit as my dog's personality!
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My name is Lance Stanley, I am the head trainer and owner at Ready Sit Go Dog Training. I have the privilege and honor of working with my best friends every day. Let’s be honest, I don’t speak dog, but I have furry friends who are fluent in both dog and human. They make my job easier and rewarding. I have dedicated my life to training dogs and here is the little story that has put me on this amazing and rewarding journey. My first exposure to dogs and the amazing things they do was in the strangest of places...
I was a Marine before I became a professional dog trainer. While in Iraq I was able to watch these amazing dogs save lives and bring Americans home.
I will never forget the day that changed my life forever…
Now, this is not one of those sad or scary war stories…
It is a story about me being bored one day and how that changed the path of my life forever.
While in the Marine Corps you learn to hurry up and wait. Believe me, we were also in a hurry so we always ended up waiting. One day I was bored out my mind when I saw a Military working dog walking through the compound. They were walking right towards me and I am not going to lye this dog was intimidating. The handler and I started talking and he wanted to know if I wanted to “Have some fun”.
I was so bored I said “let’s do it” right away. With a smile the handler said “Great… start running… I am going to send my dog after you!” At this point, I knew I should probably go clean a weapon instead and I started to hesitate. The guy said “Don’t worry… I will call him off before he bites you.”
Do not ever forget a Board Marine is a Marine who is about to get into trouble. I took my blouse off and started to run. No joke he sent that fur missile right after me. I turned around and he was gaining ground on me by the second. I have never seen anything move that fast before. I closed my eyes and expected to lose an arm or leg. All I felt was a cold nose on my arm. The handler was able to call him off in mid from 100 yards away.
I could not believe my eyes. How could this human have so much control of animal so far away from him?
I was always amazed by the control the handlers had over the military working dogs. The experiences I had overseas really stuck with me and I wanted the same control and lifelong bond with my own dog. I became obsessed with how to communicate and train dogs. Once I was able to train my own dog I couldn’t stop there. I started training every dog I could get my hands on. I truly am blessed to turn my passion into a career. Over the last decade, I have helped thousands of dogs and the humans they love.
