I don't have any breed preferences for the pet side of things. Now for police work, that's a totally different story :) The main things that I'd like to know is if they are truly potty trained and if they are chewers as far as house manners are concerned. Other than that, I thrive on problematic or unacceptable behaviors that owners would like help with. I love to hear theses problems and will actually smile when hearing them because that's where I really get to show off my skill set and show the owners how we can correct these behaviors. I will always do what I can to assist the owners with these issues while they're furry family members are in my care! :)

I always tailor my activities to what the dog needs. Being an expert in K9 behavior it's easy for me to "read" the dog's temperament, energy, and body language. I then use that information to customize the sessions to what the dog needs. Sometimes it's walks, sometimes it's competitive retrieval drills, and sometimes it's HIIT drills. As I used to tell my handlers throughout my career when they asked certain questions about training "it all depends on the dog." This holds true to from Police K9 training all the way to pets on Rover. :)