James Allen''s World Class Canine 
††† Welcome to the front line of the K-9 training revolution†††
•••with locations in southern michigan and central Florida•••
Attention active and veteran military and law enforcement; World Class Canine is currently offering a free training session of your choice at either of our locations between 11-1-11 and 12-1-11. Eligible participants are as follows; honorably discharged military veterans of all branches (including Coast Guard), active members of the military, immediate family members of an active military service man or woman, active or retired members of local, state and federal law enforcement and widows or, widowers of military or law enforcement officers. To schedule your free session contact Director James Allen at 269-718-7648, or email worldclasscanine@ymail.com
Aggressive Dog Rehab
World Class Canine of Michigan offers one of the most proven aggressive dog rehab programs on the planet. The World Class Canine Aggressive Dog Rehabilitation Program is designed to cover a multitude of aggression issues for dogs of all breeds and ages. World Class Canine's training staff has over 25 years of combined experience in aggressive dog rehabilitation. Our trainers have rehabilitated hundreds of dogs for private citizens and well as the Humane Society. When to be concerned about your dogs aggression?
Many dogs behave aggressively because of genetic fear. With this type of dog, their own nerve issues fuel their aggression. Genetically fearful dogs are also refered to by many as "fear biters," due to the fact they bite out of fear. Fear biters account for the vast majority of the reported dog bites in the United States. Some of the signs of a fear biting dogs are: hackles (the hair on the dog stands up), barking with the tail down, crouched over stance (while showing aggression), acting aggressively for no reason, aggression toward people for no reason, aggression inside of crate, kennel or run and an overall skittish or, standoffish temperament. Many fear biters come across as jumpy and generally unfriendly with strangers. The fear biting dog is easily mistaken for a true protection dog, by the untrained eye, because they behave so aggressively for no real reason. Dogs that have acquired dominant aggressive, or handler aggressive traits are also great candidates for the aggressive dog rehabilitation program.
Can fear biting dogs be rehabilitated?
Yes. Fear biting dogs generally lack confidence but, through their aggressive (bully) behavior, they gain a false sense of confidence by intimidating people. Our trainers teach fear biting dogs that aggressive behavior is ineffective and unacceptable. Fear biting dogs feed off of the fear exhibited by people they come in contact with, which is why our fearless dog training staff is so effective.
What does the Aggressive Dog Rehabilitation program include?
A) The most important element of aggressive dog rehabilitation is OBEDIENCE. When we talk about obedience we don't just mean the commands, we mean your dogs entire attitude of complete service to you. In establishing proper obedience the dog is also taught to respect the handler (you) as the Alfa leader of your pack. With the proper pack ordering (Alfa leadership) your dog will follow your each and every command without hesitation.
B) Dominance pack ordering training teaches your dog that aggressive behavior is ineffective.
C) Socialization training makes your dog comfortable around strangers, in a wide variety of different environments and situations.
D) Outing (Anti-Aggressive) training teaches your dog to cease all aggression on command and to behave properly around strangers with no aggression.
The World Class Canine aggressive dog rehabilitation program includes
1. The Advanced Obedience Package) on and off lead heeling, down/stay, sit/stay and recall (come)
2. Outing) Turn off aggressive behavior on command
3. Socialization with children, other dogs and strangers
4. Pack Ordering) Teaching the dogs place in the home
What are the Details of the program and the price?
The World Class Canine Aggressive Dog Rehabilitation program takes approximately two weeks if done as a board and train contract, at our facility. The World Class Canine Aggressive Dog Rehab Programs is priced at $900.00. World Class Canine also offers individual training sessions and consultation for $75.00 a session plus traveling expenses.
Contact master trainer James Allen directly at 269-718-7648 to schedule a consultation, or email jamesallen4692@yahoo.com/
Clients in the Southern United States contact Southern Training Director John Lockett at 352-553-7163 or email him at johnlockett@worldclasscanine.com
Success Story..........
We have a two year old male Rott, Kane who was stubborn and aggressive. We had many issues that needed to be corrected i.e. being aggressive with small children and our parrot, while riding in the car he would "chase" other cars from the front to the back window, any time someone would walk past the car he would bark fiercely and claw at the windows, when new people would come to our home, if he didn't like them he would bark and lunge, if he did like them he would jump and bite, when we came home he would jump on us and bite our elbows, he hated cats so much he killed one of ours. We also have two other dogs. The oldest is a Golden Retriever and Kane would bite and pounce on him when he wanted to play, the other is a mix breed, German Shepherd and Beagle, Kane would rather kill this dog then tolerate him, he attacked him at least a dozen times which required visits to the vet. We were referred to James thru another trainer. I talked with him on the phone a few times and felt comfortable because of his extensive knowledge of several different types of canine training. He didn't seem apprehensive about Kane's aggressiveness at all. After spending 2 weeks with James, Kane now behaves very well. James taught us how to work with him before we brought him home. He made sure we knew what we were doing with the e-collar and commands. All the issues I mentioned previously have been corrected!! He know listens and has full obedience. I was so very impressed with James' ability to turn Kane into a good dog. We work with Kane every day thru commands and an e-collar. If I had another dog that needed training I would not hesitate in taking him to James!Thanks You
Angela Lapp
