Personal Protection Dog Training

My Approach: Building a Real Protector, Not a Liability

I don't train dogs to be aggressive. I work with their natural instincts, creating confident canine protectors who are safe and steady at home. My own dog, Ice, plays with my son but steps up when needed - that's the kind of balance I aim for.

What You Get (and What You Don’t)

• Family protection dog training focused on making your dog both a gentle pet and a reliable guardian.
• I don’t promise quick fixes. This is real work, demanding commitment from you too.
• No force, no fear, no mindless “guard dog” nonsense.
• It’s about partnership - you lead, your dog trusts.

How I Train

• Foundation: We start with grip work, drive building, and strength exercises (think tug-of-war, controlled games).
• Controlled Engagement: Progresses to sleeve and suit work, always focused on building up, never breaking down.
• Real-life scenario dog training in all kinds of places - fields, hallways, public spots - plus pressure-testing so your dog knows how to act, not just react.

Is This For Your Dog?

It’s not about breed. I’ve worked with German Shepherds, Cane Corsos, all sorts. Some, like the Corso, need strong owners, not just first-timers. The real question: Are you ready to put in the structure and leadership your dog needs?

Long-Term Partnership

This isn’t a one-off thing. Some clients, like Hugo the Shepherd, come back years later to keep sharp. If you want a balanced protection dog behavior and a true, lasting bond, I’m here for it.