Eva the Diva was dropped off on Monday for what basically amounts to completely unruly behavior. Her owner had grown frustrated with her inability to walk on a leash, socialize with other dogs in another manner, or listen to anything.
When I first met Eva, I thought she would be an "easy" case. No aggression or anxiety or fearfulness. But I quickly remembered how frustrating a completely unruly, high energy dog can be.
When I first met Eva, I thought she would be an "easy" case. No aggression or anxiety or fearfulness. But I quickly remembered how frustrating a completely unruly, high energy dog can be.
The good news is that Eva is making fast progress in our intensive home board and train and is getting to the point where she is almost functional in the world. Here is a quick video of Eva getting dropped of by her owner & another video of Eva during a walk a couple weeks back:
And here is a really quick video of her on our morning pack walk (pictured with Donovan and Nala, but there were two other dogs on our other side). We are still mastering the art of walking 5 dogs and shooting videos):
If your dog is unruly, frustrating and out of control, you can do something about it. You and your dog can both be much happier if you are willing to put in some work and make some changes.
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