very few people connect with dogs quite like jas leverette of netflix’s canine intervention — the binge-worthy reality tv show for dog enthusiasts watches the oakland, calif. trainer connect with dogs who are having trouble adjusting to their homes. “i use halo collar with my clients because it is an easy to use device where all the technology is contained within the collar,” he says. soon, the dogs will be able to quickly respond to sound, vibrations, and other prompts, …

leverette recently chatted with people about one piece of advice he would give to all dog owners, no matter how well-behaved they believe their furry friends are. each dog is different, so we need to figure out what is your dog’s dopamine, and leverage that,” he adds. but becoming a dog trainer wasn’t always in the cards for the new york native, who grew up in oakland, california, though he always knew he wanted to be involved with animals in …

as a child, he owned and trained dogs and horses, played youth football with the oakland dynamites, and participated in equestrian sports, including jumping, dressage, vaulting and trail riding. at oakland high school, he played football and was an oakland athletic league wrestling champion. he was born in new york and grew up in oakland, california. during his youth, he owned and trained dogs and horses, played youth football with the oakland dynamites, and participated in equestrian sports, including jumping, …

with all the vitrial and anger happening in our country, the last thing we need is a canine intervention program which takes it out on dogs. i’ve been inundated with email about this guy who says his dog training system is known around the world. i’ve been hesitating to comment because the trailer (while concerning) is only a teaser for the program, and obviously since the series has not premiered, yet, i’ve not viewed it. perhaps, netflix can hook me …

it’s just that his methods call for making the dog do what he wants, when he wants – even if the dog is “flooded” and completely “over threshold,” physiologically aroused past a state of being able to learn. look carefully and you can see that with these collars, resistance is futile for all but the most defensive dogs; they have to submit. using a platform, box, mat, or hula-hoop on the ground and giving the dog a high rate of …