After nearly 15 years as a canine professional and teacher—and a solid run as a reality TV producer—I figured it was time to join my two worlds. I built Work Your Pack to prove that online dog training doesn’t have to be boring or half-baked. When you combine legit K9 experience with real video storytelling, you get courses that are short, punchy, cinematic, and actually useful.

Sometimes you’ll see me leading the lessons; other times, you’ll meet experts I’ve learned from and respect as true pros in the field. Every course is broken into bite-sized chapters for you to watch, re-watch, and actually use—whether you’re fine-tuning your pet dog or working with serious canines. No endless lectures. No wasted time. Just practical ideas and real-world know-how for both everyday dog owners and working dog handlers.

And honestly, we don’t take ourselves too seriously around here. Some courses are probably rated 13-ish: expect some language, beer-drinking elements, and dogs not wearing clothes. But hey, it’s all in good fun—the point is to make learning about the logic and process of modern dog training actually enjoyable, across all kinds of disciplines.

If we inspired you through a good learning culture to go out and improve your training culture, we’ll take that as a win.

There are a lot of misconceptions in this industry. I’ve spent years trying just about every style out there—from dominance theory to purely positive and everything in between. What I’ve learned is that real training is about building a culture that fits the dog in front of you, honors their instincts, and creates harmony between dog and human.

All of my courses follow a similar formula: it’s a scaffolded process designed to get the dog fully invested in the work—so much so, it feels like their idea. Once you’ve got that ignition and drive, it becomes easy to name behaviors or layer in pressure as a communication tool (or as a bit of toughness that actually compounds their commitment). Anything you use to help teach—lures, prompts, even pressure—should be faded out as the dog figures it out for themselves.

My goal is that you and your dog understand each other better, can clearly set goals, and follow a program to actually reach those goals—together. It’s all about motivation, communication, and working as a team, whether you’re raising a family pet or handling a working canine.

Along the way, I’ve been hired by some of the top names in the dog world. I produced the official online Silver School for NePoPo®, created gear features and the goggle instructional course for Rex Specs, and shot all the back cover ads for Martin System gear featured in Police K9 Magazine and K9 Cop Magazine.If you’ve seen their videos or ads, you’ve probably seen my work (and my dogs).