Submit a 30–60 second continuous video of you actively training one command with your dog. DUE DATE December 28th. This video must be one uncut clip. No edits, no trims, no cuts, no jump cuts. Real training only. 🎥 Video Requirements (Read Carefully) Your submission must: - Be 30 seconds to 1 minute - Be one continuous, unedited clip - Clearly show you and your dog in frame - Capture real reps of the command (successes and mistakes) 🐾 Choose ONE Command - Place - Down - Sit - Come - Stay - Heel - Leave It - Break(Or another command you are currently working on) You may submit: - A command you’re struggling with, or - A command your dog is doing well with Both are required for growth. 📝 In Your Post, Include: 1. Command trained 2. Struggle or strength 3. One thing that improved 4. One thing you’re focusing on next 🎯 Why NO CUTS Matters - Shows true timing and handling - Reveals clarity, consistency, and pressure - Builds accountability and honest feedback - Documents real progress, not highlights If you wouldn’t train it live, don’t post it. Set the phone down. Hit record. Train straight through.

@Tyler Miler and @Chyann Carcione had an exposure session with me today with their Boerboel x Cane Corso, Dahlia today. New things are scary to puppies and sometimes it takes a few reps to get used to new things. The reason I say exposure instead of socialization is because so many people (myself included in the past) believe that dogs need to meet every person and every dog under the son to be properly socialized. This couldn’t be further from the truth and often causes dogs to become reactive because they, up until they couldn’t, met numbers of dogs and people. Exposure is simply teaching the dog that, “Yes there are dogs and people here, no we don’t need to meet them all.”

Let’s give a warm welcome to the newest members who just joined the community: @Jen Wariner @Eli Flores @Laurie Wright Wright @Destiny Nelson You’re here because you’re serious about improving your skills and getting real results — not just consuming content. Quick note for new members: - Introduce yourself in a post - Let us know what you’re currently working on - Don’t be afraid to ask clear, specific questions This community moves fastest when people participate, not lurk. Drop a 👋 or a quick intro below so everyone can connect with you. Glad to have you here — let’s get to work. 👊