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Every person who attends our training has a great story and passion about saving dogs. Today we'd like to share Rachel's story with you.

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In this video we strive to show that corrections are not punishment but rather guidance that allows dogs to understand, through non verbal communication, what is right and what is wrong / unacceptable.  
The Rottweiler in this video has been surrendered to the shelter at least 2 times for severe dog aggression.  In this video we demonstrate the use of corrections and reward to clearly communicate what is allowed and what is not.  The pit bull we used has an immense play drive that has not been put into check and can easily set off other dogs.  These two dogs would never make it together without a structured interaction, as you will see in early on.  

By the use of balanced training (meaning corrections and rewards) we were able to get these two neutralized and accepting of one another in less than 30 minutes.  
Helping shelters better understand canine behavior saves lives.

Jeff Mausner talks about his experience at Bound Angels University learning the skills to save lives. He talks about the engagement training, the dog playgroups and the tools that will help shelters save more dog's lives.

Gwen Berry tells us about her experience at the Bound Angels University as a volunteer participant. Please watch and share!

John has only been working at the shelter for about 3 months but has learned some valuable skills to help handle dogs better and understand them more thoroughly.

This video outlines Robert Cabral's training theory and application of "The Binary Dog." Using corrections in a balanced method of dog training to create happier dogs that don't end up killed in our nation's shelters.