I’m not one to often go out of my way to write reviews. However, as I’m sitting here, sipping my morning coffee in the quiet piece of my home with both my baby and puppy on my lap, I never thought this would be possible. I have to give all the credit to Asheville dog Academy. I h…Read full reviewClose full review
I’m not one to often go out of my way to write reviews. However, as I’m sitting here, sipping my morning coffee in the quiet piece of my home with both my baby and puppy on my lap, I never thought this would be possible. I have to give all the credit to Asheville dog Academy. I have a 13-year-old, set in her ways, little pup who absolutely hated (past tense!) babies and toddlers. When we brought our newborn home, we tried everything. Our dog constantly barked at him and was very reactive. She had to live with my parents for the first month of his life, and this was our last attempt to be able to keep her in our home. We worked with Rebekah and used the E collar which at first I was hesitant about, but I don’t think it would’ve been possible without it. Here we are about one month later and we haven’t even had to touch the collar in about two weeks! Our dog could care less about the baby now and is changed pup! If you are on the fence, I would say it is expensive, but it’s worth every penny and to trust the process. Pics for proof! Edit: to be clear, this is not the E collar in the photo, poor girl also had to have a mass removed and is wearing a collar due to that.
