Sudden change in behavior? Check your dog closely

[@TheZakkmylde]

Just wanna say sincerely THANK YOU Larry for the many years of hard work and passion and passing down you’re knowledge to us all, you have no idea how much value you’ve given us all and on a personal level you’ve helped me save a rescue dog who was aggressive/insure and all the above. I managed to use you’re principles and techniques and I’m so proud I was able to offer him the life he deserved. I am forever grateful and in debt to you and your e collar training videos and will hold this for the rest of my life and apply these principles. You have sparked a passion within me to help dogs and I wish I could learn from a professional like yourself would be a dream but like most of us life is overwhelming and to make a step like this seems impossible at times. Thank you Larry 👍🏻

[@1packatak]

Had a trainer tell me in the mid 1990’s that any sudden change in your dog means at least a phone call to your vet. And it has been true every single time.

[@thatonedog819]

My Mal used to have chronic ear infections and pancreatitis issues. If she EVER got even slightly snappy, I knew to check her ears and if it's not the ears, then I need to get bloodwork done. I was always right.

[@heavystacks80]

That teenage phase dogs experience is where you see the sudden change a lot of the time. They are maturing and testing boundaries.

[@joda7771]

Just happened to run into this video again as I remember you said something interesting about Dante what happened during the shooting at SitStayLearn. Hope you will found out more from the vets now after the big accident.