Frequently Asked Questions About Aggressive Dog Training
Can you guarantee my aggressive dog will be completely cured?
We believe in honest expectations. Complete fixes of major behavioral issues cannot be guaranteed because animal behavior involves complex factors including genetics, history, and environment. However, significant improvement is achievable for most dogs through proper behavior modification.
Our approach focuses on teaching management strategies that give owners control while reducing aggressive responses. With our lifetime support and ongoing training options, we remain partners in your dog’s continued progress throughout their life.
Is aggressive dog training safe for my family?
Safety is our priority in every training session. We implement strict protocols and professional supervision throughout the process. All techniques are introduced gradually, with trainers demonstrating proper handling before family members practice.
For dogs with severe aggression, our board & train programs may be safer options. The controlled environment allows intensive work with professional oversight before transitioning skills to the home setting.
How long does aggressive dog training take?
Several variables affect training duration: aggression severity, owner consistency with home practice, and the dog’s individual history all play roles. Our 8-lesson private program typically spans several weeks, while the 3 Week Behavioral Board & Train provides intensive daily intervention.
Patient, consistent work creates lasting results. Importantly, ongoing management is usually required—aggression training isn’t about a quick fix but establishing new patterns that owners reinforce throughout the dog’s life.
Do you use shock collars or harsh methods on aggressive dogs?
We offer different training approaches based on individual dog needs. Our Basic Marker Mastery™ program uses exclusively positive reinforcement methods with no e-collar or prong collar, making it ideal for many fear-based aggression cases where harsh methods would increase anxiety.
Training method selection depends on your dog’s specific situation, and we discuss all options during your free consultation so you can decide what’s right for your pet.









