Zoey was a little over a year old when we adopted him and was a stray when he was rescued. Although he was just as sweet and as loving as he could have been, he was a little feral. Taking him for a walk--an activity to which most pet parents look forward--was something that I dreaded. He spent most of the walk pulling me, and when he wasn't pulling me, he was lunging at passersby. Fortunately, he behaved well at doggy daycare and at the dog park. Over the course of visiting the dog park, however, he began approaching and nipping at men in shorts. He never bit anyone, nor do I think that he would have, but my husband and I recognized that this behavior was unacceptable and that it was time to seek professional help. My husband contacted Top Dog Academy and we soon met Ashlyn. We opted for in home visits, as we felt that Zoey may feel abandoned again if we had boarded him. Over the...