A few nice words
Dear Jeff
teachings. I had worked hard with Shayna, reinforcing all that she had
learned and paying close attention to your radio show too, remembering all I
wasn’t doing and keeping in my head “What would Jeff Do” or “Say” if he say what
I was doing…then I changed, yes I used the e collar….Thanks for the swimming
lesson most recently, it really came in handy….see photos
friend….
ocean without YOU…she and I had a blast!!!!
year from last year and they constantly sang out—‘What would Jeff Say” if they
felt I strayed from anything!!!! Last year they thought she was great as a
one year old, now she was terrific.
easy and everyone welcomed her.
Another wonderful testimonial came in this week….
Dear Jeff
We adopted a red Doberman recently and come to find out he
had an aggression issue, called resource guarding. Jackson would take a small
item, usually a toy, under the table or in the corner and chew on it. If you
tried to take it away he would growl and bite you.
Jackson is great with the kids, our other Doberman, and our
cat so we wanted to give him the benefit of the doubt. Being a shelter dog, my
wife and I decided we wanted to try to do everything possible to keep him and
not have to return him to that life.
This is where Jeff Gellman enters our life……. the guy is
amazing. He takes the time on the first home visit, to talk to your family and
learn what you are about and what you expect. No matter what you expect from
Jeff, you will get it ten fold.
Jeff took Jackson into his board and train program because
of the resource guarding and the results are amazing. I was always skeptical
when I heard the “power of the pack” phrase thrown around in today’s society. I
could have never been so wrong and Jeff is the reason why. He took our dog and
molded him into a loving, social, well-behaved part of our family.
Jeff is one of the busiest hard working guys I know, yet he
returns every phone call email, and text you send him regarding training. His
blog is great for the board and train clients. He updates the blog daily, you
know and see your dog’s progress while they train, as well as, their
interaction and socialization they learn from Jeff’s pack.
I have no
apprehension taking our 100 lbs. and 75lbs. Dobermans on any walk, to any
event, or to any friend’s house.
We now actually look for dog friendly places, so we can bring our dogs
with us and spend more time with them. It’s a great compliment when people tell
you what well behaved dogs we have, on a daily basis.
Jeff loves what he does and every dog he works with. We
hired a dog trainer and ended up getting a friend for life.
Rob and
Christine Jencks
