Roxy's owners have so little control over her that they can't even take her out to the beach for walks!

Peanut Butter has had a terrible time adjusting to living with three other dogs.

After Ginger's original training relapses, Victoria comes back to try one last tactic ... clicker training! By associating the food treat with the clicking sound, Ginger is on her way to success.

Midnight is impulsive and loves the pool. He leaps in after anyone who jumps in and then has trouble swimming, which causes him to panic. Can Victoria help solves this issue?

John and Connie go on their first date in years, which is part of their therapy! Leaving the dogs home alone to spend quality time together might just be the recipe they need to fix their marriage.

In dog training there are two schools of thought: domination techniques vs. positive training methods. Here, Victoria talks about her views on each and why she uses positive, reward-based methods.

In dog training there are two schools of thought: domination techniques vs. positive training methods. Here, Victoria talks about her views on each and why she uses positive, reward-based methods.

Hoss' owners think he has separation anxiety, but what they discover with a hidden camera surprises even Victoria!

There's lots of stories about dogs that attack mailmen, but a dog that attacks the mail itself has to be a first!

Victoria explains why you should never breed a dog who shows aggression and why a dog might be showing aggression in the first place.

Victoria steps into an apartment where the dogs aren't house broken and relieve themselves whenever and wherever they please.

Taking a dog for a walk seems like a easy task. Eight dogs, however can become much more troublesome, especially when they all wanna react to the neighborhood dogs across the street.

Victoria Stilwell works with a moody little pooch with a Jekyll/Hyde personality. But could the owner's brand of discipline be the issue?

Harvey has completely taken control of the Wallace family.

Diesel has absolutely no respect for his owners.

When her normal training methods do not work, Victoria must come up with an alternative plan for dealing with a dangerously neurotic dog and his apathetic owners.

There's lots of stories about dogs that attack mailmen, but a dog that attacks the mail itself has to be a first!

Victoria steps into an apartment where the dogs aren't house broken and relieve themselves whenever and wherever they please.

John and Connie go on their first date in years, which is part of their therapy! Leaving the dogs home alone to spend quality time together might just be the recipe they need to fix their marriage.

When her normal training methods do not work, Victoria must come up with an alternative plan for dealing with a dangerously neurotic dog and his apathetic owners.

Victoria Stilwell works with a moody little pooch with a Jekyll/Hyde personality. But could the owner's brand of discipline be the issue?

Peanut Butter has had a terrible time adjusting to living with three other dogs.

Victoria explains why you should never breed a dog who shows aggression and why a dog might be showing aggression in the first place.

Roxy's owners have so little control over her that they can't even take her out to the beach for walks!

Taking a dog for a walk seems like a easy task. Eight dogs, however can become much more troublesome, especially when they all wanna react to the neighborhood dogs across the street.

In dog training there are two schools of thought: domination techniques vs. positive training methods. Here, Victoria talks about her views on each and why she uses positive, reward-based methods.

When it's family picture time, this couple takes it to the extreme! They even invite Victoria to dress up like a princess with them.

Harvey has completely taken control of the Wallace family.

Hoss' owners think he has separation anxiety, but what they discover with a hidden camera surprises even Victoria!

After Ginger's original training relapses, Victoria comes back to try one last tactic ... clicker training! By associating the food treat with the clicking sound, Ginger is on her way to success.

In dog training there are two schools of thought: domination techniques vs. positive training methods. Here, Victoria talks about her views on each and why she uses positive, reward-based methods.

Diesel has absolutely no respect for his owners.