Almost all dog problems can be solved using Zoom.

  • In a Zoom call, people get right down to business. They are not distracted, and 100% of the time is spent problem-solving.

  • Cell phones. People answer their phones in a 'feet in your living room' session and don't on Zoom. Answering the cell yanks people's concentration. The session is stalled, then has to get back on track, stalled again on the next text/call etc.

  • I estimate that most 'feet in your living room' sessions lose between 25%-40% of valuable time to the above. You get less help in the hour. I can't accomplish as much as I like

Money Spent

Zoom $150 - $450
In-Home $395 - $5,400

Average Time Spent

Zoom 3 Hours
In-Home 35 Hours

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Use Zoom so you don’t have to clean up your home!! >> Use Zoom in any weather >> Use Zoom in any clothes (or not) you like >> Use Zoom from any part of your home >> Use Zoom and include your dog walker, in laws or extended family >>

Success Rate of Zoom

Based on 1,000 cases followed for two years

Success Rate of Reactive Dog

Excludes pit bulls and dogs who have killed other dogs

Less time lost to dog barking and settling down with a stranger in the house

Success Rate of Potty Training

Success Rate of Separation Anxiety

Defined as dogs who panic when left unattended, bark, whine, urinate, defecate, climb out windows, chew excessively, cannot be crated.

Success Rate of Biting

Excluding pit bulls and dogs who have mauled or killed people

Data was provide by Science Direct

Reactive Dogs Owners. The worst time to teach a human is when the dog lunges, barks, and snarls at other dogs. A quiet Zoom session is ideal. I can teach you 'what to do when' at the optimal time for learning. After forty-six years of training, I do not need to see your Reactive Dog 'in action.'

You are welcome to record your Zoom session.

Zoom students that benefitted from my Zoom session.

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Stanely
Stanely

What a Zoom meeting was able to fix:

* Snapping at people while leashed

* Cowering when a family member enters the room

* Refusal to get into his crate

Barney
Barney

What a Zoom meeting was able to fix:

* Aggression toward other dogs in the home

* Aggression when petted

* Leash aggression toward other dogs on a walk

* Lunging at other dogs on a walk

* Separation anxiety

* Pooping when the owner is away

* Pooping on the owners pillow

Charlie
Charlie

What a Zoom meeting was able to fix:

* Excessive emotionality

* Screaming when a collar or harness is put over the head

* Skittishness

* Snapping when startled

* Fearfulness of strangers

* Having a melt down when the owner leaves the room

* Screaming when left alone

* Separation anxiety

Roxy
Roxy

What a Zoom meeting was able to fix:

* Does not listen

* Grabs items and runs away with them

* Snaps when items are taken away

* Leash pulling

* Leash aggression to other dogs

* Lunging at other dogs

* Excessive whining

* Counter surfing

Lolly
Lolly

What a Zoom meeting was able to fix:

* Jumping up

* Does not listen

* Pulls on leash when walking with the kids

* Chases kids while they are active and playing

* Grabs anything and runs away with it

* Jumps on the furniture

* Takes the kids toys

Winston
Winston

What a Zoom meeting was able to fix:

* Puppy biting

* Potty training

* Won't use a crate

* Crying at night

* Leash walking

* Adjustment to older dog already in the home

Maddie
Maddie

What a Zoom meeting was able to fix:

* Separation anxiety

* Getting into the trash when left alone

* Peeing on the owner's bed

* Going through windows when left alone