Canine Academy

Canine intervention teaches viewers the responsibility of owners to train their dogs properly rather than labelling a dog bad or dangerous. it additionally shows the life of someone who turned their life around and is making his life mission to give people and animals a second chance. Wholesome show, about real people doing real things.

I've read lots of reviews saying that Jas's training methods are not humane but I really don't get it? As far as I can tell he advocates giving the dogs lots of praise and treats during training. What is bad about that? I've also seen people criticising the theory that dogs are pack animals but surely, whether that is true or not, dogs need boundaries just like children do? I can only assume that either I am missing something from the show or that the people that like to criticise it are the same naive people that think that it's ok to tolerate bad behaviour. Anyway, I loved seeing the dogs becoming happier and calmer, my criticism would be that there's a little too much focus on the trainer and not enough on the dogs. Worth watching though.

Not sure why so many people are hating on this show, too many people crying about abusive methods used by Jas but im not sure if they were watching a different show. Apparantly telling the owner to not let the dog wear shoes is cruel. I watched a great show about a dog trainer helping owners and dogs. Hope we get a season 2.

Redemption, consistency, strong boundaries, compassion, treats/praise/play! And so much more about how to be in the world, be you Dog or Human. Jas' heart for his life's work is so present, in every episode. And if you love dogs.... you cannot help but love seeing them transform.

Thoroughly enjoyed watching Canine intervention and I am now a big fan of Jas's work. He's a positive role model for anyone looking to train dogs. Can't wait for the next season!