5.5mo Wire Haired Fox Terrier "Josie" Before and After - Small Dog Training Raleigh Durham

[@kenyonbissett3512]

WHFT can be stubborn, strong willed and curious past what is good for them and their owners. Additionally, their desire to play and hunt are deeply inborn that watching this amazes me. Beautiful!

[@25kmgb]

30 years of wonderful WFT ownership and we've never been able to obtain results like this! Who is this amazing trainer?

[@dirk6001]

A Fox Tierrier is a dog with a strong character.It's not a puppet you can train. Give respect and he will the best companion you ever had.

[@thethriftyfawn]

Josie is so precious!

[@andreasloan4275]

Wow......Just seen this. My Fred of leash is a free for all he’s a wired haired fox terrier. Amazing job you did. Well done. Remarkable x

[@danielb2145]

Mine is 4 years now, it's an absolute nightmare to take her for a walk, she, wants to attack every dog she sees, she's getting better with passing people now, but gee Whiskas it's hectic. I got her 2 months ago as a resque.

[@cutedoglilangel799]

Forget any dog. Fox Terriers is the way to go.

[@1klouisek]

Absolutely agree-IF a person understands terriers.

[@lightwitness9444]

Sandro Wiebe yes 😂 but equally lovable! I grew up with them but if I decided to have one now, would DEFINITELY seek out this trainer!!!

[@richardkrainak2106]

It looks like a shock collar. Check her right and and his collar.

[@cherdaley5751]

I hope not.. but you make an interesting observance. I have heard these collars are a no no for this breed in particular. I did not see how she trained him.. just went from leash to walking beside her.. I missed something.

[@johnreid8373]

i was wondering the same thing, shock collar or not