Freddie B.'s Dog Teaching, L.L.C.

After our oldest dog passed away, our second youngest girl which is a Catahoula/American Bulldog mix “about 18 months old” started becoming very possessive over the humans which leaded to aggression towards the other dogs. So much so she got into a fight with our 5 year old Boston Terrier which caused her to lose an eye. That was the final straw. We started to question if we could still keep her. The dog is amazing in every other sense of the word but we have 4 other dogs and can’t continue the emergency vet visits/dressing wounds and cleaning up blood. We have never had to surrender a dog before and didn’t want to make that choice without exhausting every option. We decided to call Freddie B. This guy is amazing! We started with a phone call and before I even paid him anything he took time out of his day to send me a bunch of information about the specific issue I was having. Before he came by he researched the specific dog breed and printed us a folder with a bunch of good information. He came to the house and the dogs immediately welcomed him. As soon as he walked into the door and started petting Zuri she tried snapping at our other Boston Terrier and he immediately took control of the situation. He spent time on training and aggression techniques and also teaching us humans that since the “Alpha” passed away she was taking that role but needs to learn she can’t do it in a demanding/bullying manor. He showed us how to get started and I truly believe Zuri has a strong chance in this pack. If you are considering surrendering a dog for any reason there may be an easier fix than you think. Please put every effort in to the animals you committed to and give Freddie a call. He cares more about the well being of the dog than the money which is a hard trait to find these days!

I found the trainer to be very knowledgeable, and my dog really responded to his methods of teaching which was non abusive/corrective, but more incentive oriented. I was amazed how quickly my dog responded/learned and was really attentive to him. He taught me how to do the same thing and gave lots of handouts and access to his teaching methods. I just have to keep repeating what he taught and my dog really has responded well, not pulling on the leash or trying to rush out of the house/kennel area and waiting for me to give permission.