When I started the Natural Dog Training blog, there was hardly any information on-line about how to use Natural Dog Training with your dog.  So starting this blog was a bit of an experiment for me – would you even be interested?  How effective could a “blog” be at teaching you a completely new way of working with your dog?  I’ve received excellent feedback and questions from you, which has guided the content – and the subsequent e-mails describing changes that you’ve experienced with your dogs has been really rewarding for me.

But my written descriptions, as thorough as I try to make them, are simply words on the screen.  I’ve been REALLY excited to hear from people as they start working with the Natural Dog Training DVDs, because I had a feeling that video instruction would be leaps-and-bounds ahead of the written instruction for getting results fast.  And for not only experiencing a change in your dog, but also experiencing the internal change, within you, that comes from adopting a completely new perspective on “how our dogs work”.

So, meet Cliff and Anne.  If you read the press release about the “official arrival” of the Natural Dog Training DVDs, you saw a brief quote from them.  Their dog, Lenny, apparently has a tendency to snatch things – and to react aggressively when they try to get them back.  He’s also “food aggressive”.  Cliff and Anne had pre-ordered the DVDs, and in a cool twist of fate we were all attending the same wedding in Vermont a few weeks back – just after I had received my shipment of DVDs from the presses.  And I happened to have a few copies in the car with me, to show off to – well – anyone who cared.  So though it was totally unplanned, I was able to hand-deliver the first copy of the DVD set to leave my hands.

So a week later, here’s the e-mail I receive (with some pics to follow).  …