George | Pitbull | Temple City, CA | In-Training
- wendyoffleashsocal
- 8 hours ago
- 2 min read

Meet George! He is a 5 month old Pitbull from Temple City, California, and is here for our two-week Board and Train Program. George is a puppy with a lot of energy and loves to play bite. George is here for basic obedience, greeting manners, and reactivity towards other dogs. Over the next fourteen days George is going to learn to be an obedient pup through consistent, clear communication and balance training at home and in discovering new people and places. George will learn to perform all these things on and off-leash through a positive and balanced training environment. Through structure and consistency, George will demonstrate how great a pup he can be! Stay tuned for George's Two-week transformation!
Pupdate 4/27/25



Today George joined me for his two-week board and train program. George is a sweet young pup with lots of energy. We stayed after you left to see what little George could perform. After walking around the park I tried giving him a couple of commands. He definitely was not interested in any commands. No surprise there right? But not to worry. That is what we are here for!
On the ride home he did well. As you mentioned he did whine a little but then he settled into the kennel and the car ride. There was a little traffic home so he was able to fall asleep. At one point I actually heard him snoring. That let me know he was a little more comfortable in the car. Once we got home I introduced him to my one year old Golden Retriever through the metal security gate. It was all tail wags. That gave me joy knowing it was going to be a positive experience for both of them. Thankfully my mother was in my house and we went for a quick walk. George is definitely a leash puller. OUCH! And he’s only 5 months. As we continued to walk, I was happy to see both dogs interact well.
George ate very well. He ate 2 cups. No issues. He was able to take his potty breaks as well. He has already gotten used to his environment. That is great! Typically dogs don’t eat or take their dog breaks normally when they have a change of environment but George is adjusting well.
Attached is the familiarization video. Please review it a few times before George’s turnover. We’ll practice together to make sure you are comfortable with the system before using it with George.

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