KYLE WARREN: A DIFFERENT BREED OF MAN

Kyle is my dog trainer.

Eight years ago when I rescued my black Lab, Jett, she had all the charm of a junkyard dog. She had flunked out of Obedience School, and I was ready to give up on her when I found Kyle.

Jett started behaving on the very first session. But the real magic happened after Kyle left. She continued to behave for me. That’s because Kyle spends as much time training the handlers as he does training the dogs.

And now, for those of you who’d like to see Kyle in action, there’s a documentary called Canine Instinct.

Directed by Nicholas Goodman it has been in film festivals from Buffalo to Honolulu. Here’s the trailer:

The film was shot two years before Jett died and she and I have a short scene in the movie. If you’d like to buy the DVD, here’s the link.

But I’m not recommending it because I’m in it. I’m recommending it to anyone who loves dogs and wants to get a glimpse into one man’s philosophy of how to build a relationship with your dog based on love, trust, and respect.

Kyle Warren’s approach has changed the lives of thousands of dog owners. I’m one of them.

Marshall posted on July 25, 2010 7:54 PM