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“James Tsai is an incredible dog trainer.
He works with the most hostile dogs you can imagine and helps turn (the dogs’) lives around.”
Anthony McLachlan, national TV host, AMI TV

The most extremely dangerous Great Dane in North America in 2016/17 for having attacked 16 people in New York.
A young life full of abusive owners. One beating left him partially blind, hearing impaired and slight brain damage.

“One of North America’s top experts in canine rehabilitation”
VANCOUVER SUN

Join My Free ‘Reactive, Skittish, OCD, Dangerous’ Dog Support Group

https://www.facebook.com/groups/DowntrainingReactiveDogs/

This is a pro bono group. I do not charge for my advice provided in my support group.

There are NO ads, pay section, hidden fees. Nothing.
I do offer fee-based in-person and phone/video/online consults.

If you don’t have a reactive, skittish or dangerous dog but want to follow my downtraining posts, you’re welcome to join.

I ask that people wishing to join, please help support and share my work by following my social media (click on the links):

SUBSCRIBE to my YouTube Channel

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Brando the Pitbull was considered hopeless by a trainer and the trainer’s instructor.
Watch James Tsai do the “impossible” in one session.

I offer an ALL BREEDS free support group for people with dogs that have behavioral issues…reactive, skittish, dangerous, OCD. These are psychological issues known as dysfunctional behavior.

People can post in my group for free help.

I believe trainers and behaviorists should give back to the very industry that supports us. My closed group is in addition to various Rescue organization group PMs that I provide pro bono…some are new, some I have been working with for several years. Alongside providing significantly discounted session rates for legitimate rescue organizations and circumstances. Although each month I provide pro bono greater than many provide in a year, I hope to inspire our industry to do more to save dogs from being needlessly killed.

There are straightforward posting guidelines listed on the right sidebar in the ‘description’ section of my group.