Ty The Dog Guy On The Daily

Well, I hate to ruin things right away—but the perfect dog doesn't exist. That’s a tough thing for me to admit, because when it comes down to it I like to provide my clients with everything they want and need. I want them to have the perfect dog and be the happiest clients in the world. But at the end of the day, no one can create a perfect dog because no one is able to follow training principles perfectly—even dog trainers. It took me a long time to ever admit When I first started dog training, I thought that my clients could never know that my dogs did things wrong sometimes. I believed they would think I was a bad trainer who didn’t know what I was talking about. As time went on, however, I realized that no matter how good a job I do at instructing, I’ll never produce the perfect dog. My dogs are great, but even they aren’t perfect. They don’t cause a mess or chew stuff up, they come when called and heel when I ask them to, they can be left out without causing problems. They’re 96% of what people want o