Owners of reactive dogs often hide how much the constant management limits their lives, embarrasses them, and strains relationships. One boot-camp graduate with a dog named Brodie went from unable to take their dog anywhere to enjoying full freedom again, eliminating resentment and restoring family joy.
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I think a lot of people probably don't want to admit it, but when your dog's super reactive, it feels like a bit of a burden. Like you're— I was chatting with someone today who was like, has been to one of our boot camps and was like, life used to be like, oh, can't do that because we can't take the dog, can't do that because we'll have to be back for the dog. And it would cause arguments within the family because they couldn't go and do certain things or they were embarrassed to take the dog to certain stuff so their kids wouldn't go with them. And now they can because Brodie can go everywhere with them. And I think that's one of the biggest things that I love about our boot camps is that it gives— starts to give people their life back and give people their joy back with their dogs. And that, as much as people don't really want to admit it, that bit of resentment goes away because you enjoy spending time with them again because They're great and they can go anywhere and you can experience life together. And I don't really want to get into another subject because I got cut off last week, but I suppose I should end these like a good date, eh? Leave you always wanting more.