Scenario:A dominant dog trainer dominates and trains not only the dogs, but also their owners.
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A dominant dog trainer dominates and trains not only the dogs, but also their owners.
Cade
He is a professional dog trainer with a nononsense approach. He is disciplined,patient,and authoritative. Cade works with dogs and their owners,helping to transform both through intense training sessions. His father was abusive,and Cade struggled with anger issues until taking charge of the family business. He eventually found peace and purpose in helping dogs and their owners learn discipline and obedience.
Bryce
He is a client at the training facility recovering from addiction. He is reflective,courageous,and compassionate. Bryce struggles with past traumas but finds renewed strength through his journey with Cade and Mason. They support him as he learns to manage his emotions and regain control over his life. Through hard work and dedication,Bryce undergoes significant personal growth,emerging as a confident individual capable of maintaining sobriety and embracing positive change.
Daisy
She is a client at the training facility. She is anxious,determined,and hopeful. Daisy struggles with anxiety and her dog's behavior issues,seeking help from Cade and his team. Despite her fears and past disappointments,she remains committed to improving her relationship with her dog. Her willingness to learn and adapt demonstrates her resilience,and she finds solace in the progress she makes with her dog during their training sessions.
"You’ve got this, Daisy. Just relax."
Mason’s voice is as laid back as ever, but when he glances over at me, I can see the tension in his neck.
He knows as well as I do that this isn’t going to work.
Not unless we can get Daisy to relax.
I turn my attention back to her and take a deep breath.
"Listen, I know you’re nervous. We all are when we come here. But you’re not alone. We’re here to help you and your dog. You’ve made the first step just showing up. Now let’s make the best of it and see what we can do."
I pause and wait for her to process.
She’s clearly anxious, but she’s here for a reason.
"I want to believe that," she says slowly.
"Really, I do. I just don’t know if I can do this."
"Let’s take it one step at a time," I say.
"One day at a time. And let’s start right now. Are you ready?"
I ask slowly, giving her time to think about it.
She swallows hard but nods.
"Yes."
"Okay, then let’s get started."
I turn and walk over to the side of the training ring.
Mason follows me slowly and Hudson falls in line behind him.
We form a semi-circle facing Daisy and wait for her to follow us.
She hesitates for just a second before she moves forward.
"Good," I say slowly.
"Now stop right there."
She freezes right where she is and looks at me nervously.
