What type of Dog Trainer are you?

You need to be prepared for every contingency! You've got notebooks of notes on notes about notes on dog training. You go to every seminar and every clinic. Your social calendar is packed every weekend and every evening. You also watch the newest videos, subscribe to every dog magazine, are on every Facebook list. You are going to train this dog right gosh darn it!

Ah let a dog be a dog. Every dog has his day. You take an easy breezy style to your dog training. You've probably had 50 dogs before this one and just like the parent who doesn't buy the expensive diapers for their second child, you know everything will work out with this pup because you've seen it all and done it all. OM.

You've left your water bowl in your car, but now you've discovered that you also left your keys in there, with the engine running and the doors locked. Meanwhile, your dog is running around the training center greeting everyone and has run off with the instructor's lunch.

Your dog's titles are longer than most people's Christian names. Your backyard looks like a military boot camp and you have two sets of treadmills and sports equipment in your closets, which are your dogs, not yours. Traveling 100 miles a weekend to dog sports events is considered light traveling and you have all the national events in your office and personel calendars for next year just so you don't forget a date or miss entry deadline. By the time your dog is two, he's going to be a national champion if you can stick to your schedule!