Another Great Testimonial
November 5, 2009
grown up with multiple dogs in our households and had always known that the
first thing we would do after getting a place of our own would be to get a
dog. Our first Holiday season in the new house we brought home Yenko, an
eight week old rotwieller. She was a wonderful addition to our
family. We socialized her as best we could and she grew very fond of
playing with other dogs. About 9 months later it became apparent that she
desperately needed some companionship. We searched high and low for what
would be a great friend for her. We looked into getting another puppy but
couldn’t stop thinking about all of the adoptable dogs out there that needed
permanent homes. One afternoon after searching through what seemed like
countless dead ends on petfinder.com I came across something that looked
interesting. He was a 2 year old rottie named Billy and it directed me to
a website that I know now very well called jeffspack.com. I spent quite a
bit of time that day looking through everything from Jeff’s training methods to
his experiences. At that point it became very obvious that he rescued
these dogs out of the goodness of his heart and gave them the second chance that
most would not have. He turned “problem dogs” into dogs that could become
part of a family again. I made a phone call and met Billy and Jeff at our
home just days later. They arrived with no promises but a very clear
idea of what would be best for Billy. Jeff and Billy
(and Yenko) realized that this would be a good place for him and we went to
pick him up just a week later. It has been a few months now and we all
could not be happier. He has adapted to life here better than we could
have hoped. Jeff shared some of his training methods with us so we could
continue to utilize them and grow Billy and has made himself available for
questions through it all. Even “miss” Yenko has learned a few
things! We want to send our thanks to Jeff and his team for making
the whole experience so positive and for allowing Billy to become part of our
family.