Business ProfileforLife is Pawsible

I had brought my Bernedoodle puppy (he was 1yr at the time) to board and train for 3 wks.Overall it went great. I had months of puppy classes prior, but there were still things he and I were struggling with together. He had a big problem with jumping on people who come through the door. The major reason this was a problemI have young kids who often have their friends coming in and out of the house. As you can imagine a 70lb dog jumping on a 3'2" child... well, it scared them. It caused me stress, which caused him stress. I didn't know how to even train this out of him. And there were a few other listening queues that needed some rounding out. When we picked him up from the training facility, he was very happy to see us. He was well fed, and had his normal demeanor. But, as with any dog who is missing their family, he was very happy to see us. *** worked right then and there with me, *****, and my two kids, on how to help them learn to manage him with walking on the leash without pulling. It took a few minutes but it's effective and to this day (2 yrs later) his leash manners are amazing.Admittedly, his door (with company) etiquette is lacking. He doesn't jump anymore, but he doesn't stand back like I want. He had this desired behavior when I brought him home, but I failed to continue enforcing it so that's on me. And I know the methods to gain it back, because part of my 3 week board and train included 6 wks (1 per wk) of training that followed the boarding process. The idea is to train the dog, and then I join the classes to train MYSELF with him.I'm a timid person and *** has a strong personality. She intimidated me initially and I thought she was a meanie pants. I was wrong. She's just really busy running a non-profit rescue & train as well as a training facility. 10/10 would do this again, but I don't need to because the training classes gave me the skills to do it myself. Before doing this, I was at my **** end and ready to re-home him from the stress.