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    Perfect Pack Dog Training - Kirito's Family

    Perfect Pack Dog Training

    (12 reviews)

    Kirito is truly one of a kind. His unique personality and ability to read body language are…read moreunparalleled. However, three months ago, he began displaying aggressive behavior around food and when it was time to go into his crate. As his aggression worsened, we started to lose hope. Thankfully, we found Chris! He not only saved us from having to rehome Kirito but also accomplished what felt impossible. The journey wasn't easy, but Chris worked wonders. Kirito has transformed into a better version of himself--loving, obedient, and responsive to the commands he learned in the program. We HIGHLY recommend giving Chris a chance. If he could help Kirito, there's a great chance he can help your dog too. Just be sure to follow his guidance to the letter when your dog returns home! "Thank you Uncle Chris!"- KIRITO

    Chris Williams and Perfect Pack are outstanding. What makes them so special is that Chris speaks…read moredog, and teaches you how to do so. I can understand why others might disagree, but here is the perfect analogy. If you were to learn a foreign language, like speaking dog, the teacher would be fluent. They teach you the tools to become fluent, but it TAKES PRACTICE AND REPETITION. So, you and your dog are having a training session with Chris, and your dog listens to him and behaves perfectly. You get so excited because this is the well trained pupper of your dreams! You get him home and your dog is a jerk. Why? Because you don't speak dog yet. Chris gives you homework. If you do the homework with your dog, you begin to speak dog, and your dog begins to understand you. This is so exciting when it happens! Going back to the foreign language analogy, after one lesson, you are not ready to be dropped into the heart of Paris and except to be understood. Practice, practice, practice! The Perfect Pack training method may have rules you don't agree with especially if you are dealing with a reactive, aggressive dog. How did I meet Chris? My 80 pound Staffy, Pitt, Chow, Rottweiler puppy tried to eat his 14 year old Chi/MinPin because she would lunge at him, and he did not trust me to handle it. As a result, the first time, he broke her leg and required surgery, the second and third time, he practically ripped her apart. Many of you would say get rid of the big dog. That's not how it works with family members. You don't dump a child if they have special needs any more than I would dump a dog for defending himself. But Snowy needed to learn that I would handle the issue. It was not his job to correct his sister. When Chris first told me no dogs on the furniture, I'm not going to lie, I cried. Then he explained that it was not a forever thing. The pups would earn back that privilege, and they did! Why? Practice Practice Practice. I don't claim to be fully fluent in dog, but I am getting there. The people who claim this method doesn't work are the ones who are not willing or blow off the home work. They are also most likely to be the parents who think children come out of the womb with perfect manners.

    Petco - pet_training - Updated May 2026

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