Meet Logan! Logan is a 2-year-old German Shepherd who has joined us for a one-week Board and Train program. While Logan has trained with us before, he needs some additional work on impulse control, excitement around children, and managing his separation anxiety. Although Logan typically has a stable routine, he has recently started exhibiting some unusual behaviors, which is why we're here to help him get back on track. Over the next eight days, I will review and reinforce all aspects of Logan's obedience, closely monitoring his behavior to identify any areas that may need further attention. Follow Logan's progress as I work with him to enhance his previous training.
Pupdate 1/13/2025
Today, I had the pleasure of meeting up with an old friend, Logan. After picking him up, we headed home to settle in and put away his belongings before heading to a park in Cerritos to meet the off-leash training team. Once we arrived, we set up our spot and prepared our dogs for training.
In the video above, you can see Logan was very obedient on leash while I focused on warming him up with e-collar training. He was clearly excited to work, but remained confident and composed, holding his position even as other dogs moved around him and I walked about freely. Logan maintained his position for almost two minutes before I released him to give him praise. After the video, we transitioned from leash work to off-leash obedience, where Logan continued to perform well. We also had some fun playing fetch with a ball while the other dogs trained nearby. Despite the time passing, Logan never seemed to tire, so we kept training and playing fetch before wrapping up.
Once we returned home, Logan drank some water and settled into his crate, immediately laying down to take a nap. I walked out of his sight and into another room to observe his response, and he remained calm, even as Hunter wandered near his crate without making a sound. Logan eventually fell asleep, and hours later, he woke up to continue the rest of his day with me.
Stay tuned for more updates on his daily progress and the training sessions we do throughout the week!
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