Best Dog Trainer - In Louisiana

Hugely open ended question Roy.
OB really isn’t that technical or difficult imo, I had a two month program that included collar conditioning.
I will say that if you don’t get some training along with your dog there’s going to be a gap eventually. Just looked the breed up, where are you located and I will be able to point you in a direction?

Know a guy in Longview but need to find his #.
Advice, you don’t want a dog to bark because it can’t be turned off.
Also, barking takes as much energy as running, it’s no bueno.
Never understood the police dogs being allowed to bark, it’s a bad habit.
Lemme get back to you with #, I’m in LC and if I still had kennels I would take him just to say I trained one.

24 yrs, OB and gun dog as a side hustle. No money in training full time and not much PT IF you do it right.
Tony Marshall
+1 (903) 720-6842
Tell him you got his info from the guy who trained Ranger in LC. He will remember, you need to visit and participate.

Look into Hunt Dog , Ethan Young is the trainer. Website is huntdog.org. Ethan is a great trainer. I have 1 of my dogs there now. He is around Emerson AR.

There was one in my neighborhood for a little while. Big huge dumbass of a dog. I hated that fricking thing and I'm glad its gone. We're lucky it didnt kill someone's kid.

To OP - make sure the discipline is on point with that thing. Based on my anecdotal experience, quantity of 1, its worse than a pit bull.

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I’ve only ever seen 1. It was highly trained by its extremely wealthy owner. It seemed to be a good over all dog. It and my Catahoula got along good. It was definitely intimidating looking. Not a dog for your average dog owner.

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We had some neighbors down the street that had 2. They would get out time to time and tried to attack my 2 beagles when I was walking them twice. I went and got a pistol and was gonna shoot them as they were in my garage at the time but they left after I yelled at them.

I don’t think they’re the kind of dog a “casual” dog owner should keep.

Kuddos to the OP for wanting to get yours trained and not let it be a menace.

Precision K9 Denham Springs

You are right in thinking that environment plays a role in how a dog develops. I trained retrievers for a while and my wife has show poodles now. By far the one thing that affects dog behavior is breeding. There is exceptions but we breed certain characteristics into dogs and try to get expected outcomes. Beagles and hounds trail game retrievers retrieve and dogs breed to herd will normally herd. Dogs that are bred to guard or fight normally do that. The problem with these dogs is that the amount of destruction that they possess is extreme. Many small dogs bite but an attack by these dogs can easily end horrifically. The statement that my dog has never bitten someone is not an argument to the safety that the dog has. A dog like this only gets to mess up and do what it’s bred to do. After once the dog is normally put down. It’s a loaded gun and your responsibility to control. Wish only good things for you and yours

Gaston with Precision K9 Shaping