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  • First. You have to understand dogs, specifically your dog. You can't work with them unless you understand them. Our dog (Boomer) would shake, I thought it was excitement. Troy read Boomer right away ... he wasn't excited he was fearful. Seriously ... you obviously work differently with a dog that is excited versus one that is fearful. Just makes sense, but you have to know your dog, and Troy does. That's just one thing, just a small sample of what we have learned working with Troy. Awareness. Sometimes you just don't even realize the growth, you only see it on a micro scale because you are with your dog 24x7. We first got Boomer at about 1 or 2 years of age, a stray dog rescued from running the desert. He was absolutely fearful of Vets and vet offices ... flopping around like a fish, alligator roles, backed up cowering in the corner, growling, barking, nipping, biting ... all of this in the exam room ... and that was all with two types of sedation working in his system. We eventually found Troy, and we now have been training with Troy (Boomer and us) for a year. A sample of our growth (Boomer and us) ... Boomer had a sore paw, soreness/limping wouldn't go away, we had to do the ultimate fear of ours ... take him to the vet. Troy met us at the Vet's office ... Boomer had made so much progress/growth ... turned out we didn't even really need Troy because so much progress had been made. But, good that Troy was there, it was a new experience with the new Boomer, and Troy walked us through how to work with Boomer with the Vet. Wow! What a difference! What an awesome event. Boomer allowed the Vet to come close, not just close, but actually exam him ... what a difference. We hadn't realized the growth. Boomer's not perfect yet, neither are we ... but what a thrilling discovery of improvement in Boomer ... and us ... we've learned so much from our state of mind to our approach with Boomer. All from working with Troy, listening and putting Troy's ways/recommendations/methods into practice in our home and life with Boomer.
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