Canine Training Research Group

CRTG and Scott were such a help for us. We brought home a rescue German Shepherd that showed some serious aggression signs around other dogs. Within 4-5 sessions our dog has calmed tremendously and Scott has given us the tools to correct the behaviors and support our dog staying relaxed around other dogs! Scott’s patient and confident approach only added to our confidence that help us train our dog!

Scott was great at listening to the concerns we had with our pup and creating targeted interventions. He taught us activities to teach the skills we desire as well as gave us tips on our interactions with her. Scott has helped us provide consistent rewards and directives that our pup is eager to follow and he's given us the skills to take it to the next level when we are ready. Two sessions with Scott not only helped with the concerning behaviors but has had a ripple affect and our pup is even more eager to please. I highly recommend Scott to help train your loved companion. Our family and Piper pup are truly grateful.

Scott is absolutely amazing! He has been working with us on several issues with our 2 Pomeranians. He has been teaching them not to bark and to listen to us better. He has also been crate training them and getting them into a more structured routine. He is very patient, courteous and professional. We are so pleased to have him in our corner and will continue to train with him. If you are looking for a highly qualified professional, please contact Scott.

I could write a chapter about my admiration for Scott and his work with cannines. He taught me everything in life is about redirecting the energy to avoid or minimize obstacles. Human or dog, this truly applies to life. Through reconditioning, I have more ease of mind. A life with Bud means anything is a possibility; but I am no longer concerned with the possibilities. The calmer I remain, the quicker Bud can usually bounce back. Scott took a lot of time to try and understand Bud's quirks. Over time, we found that we will need to focus on Bud's good traits so that he can overcome his bad. We had a few sessions before trying scent training with him. That session was really the eye opener into bud's mind. He dealt with proprioception, which became more evident when we began the scent training. After that session we saw more growth in buddy. Bud is an interesting case. A lot of trauma, no solid home, foster to foster. Buddy did and will continue to need to be reconditioned. He is a marathon. If you are looking for a quick fix or magic sauce, Scott's probably not the trainer for you. If you are dedicated to the bond you have created with your fur baby and are willing to put in time and effort, then I 100% recommend Scott.