What is it that most of us really want from our dogs? An effortless, carefree partnership where our dogs do nothing wrong and automatically do everything right.  Most dog owners spends months and years training their dogs with little to show for their efforts. A well behaved dog should only require moments of effort, not months, if your time is spent wisely and effectively.

As a former Seeing Eye instructor, Jeff Loy, founder of Animal Behavioral Research, knew that a dog's flawless performance was a matter of life and death.  Jeff's blind students trusted him implicitly because their dogs behaved flawlessly in the presence of extreme distractions.  Your dog must do the same without the need of a leash.  In order to achieve that effortless, carefree partnership that you desire, your dog must have self control, which was your dream in the first place when you got your dog.

Our clients have learned how to produce results that are Complete, Permanent, and Quick. We have successfully worked with more than 7,000 clients involving more than 16,000 dogs over four decades. To make the research more meaningful and powerful, most of these clients were chosen because they had previously worked with multiple experts, ranging from three up to twelve schools/clinics without success. They had not achieved complete, permanent or quick results.  But with NORMALIZATION it is a totally different outcome.  Watch our Client Videos  and visit our Clients Photos Page to see the results you should expect.

This isn't about re-training your dog. Many fully trained dogs still fight, bite and get hit by cars.  Why hasn't your dog training worked? Because the real cause of the problems has not been addressed:  behavioral disorders. Our program, Normalization, prevents and eradicates those behavioral disorders. Normalization is a return to the natural state characterized by the return of calm, peaceful behavior. 

Behavioral disorders are mainly caused by two factors:  captivity (loss of freedom) combined with hyper-stimulating environments.  A disorder-free dog is one with self control, with self-imposed behavioral constraints.  This is normal and natural.  This is consistent with the way dogs behave in the wild. Research shows that canines in the wild rarely fight, bite or chase cars. Since we cannot easily change the hyper-stimulating environment in which we live, we must provide the freedom for our dogs through their innate self control. Canine Normalization does this and so much more.