Want chewed decided like arms looked for those who sep We were having trouble even walking her around our neighborhood. We tried a handful of other trainers and were told by some that we should just wait for her to die and pick a better dog next time! We were running out of folks who were willing to help us when we contacted Best Friends Dog Training. Their owner came out. the past handful of months has helped us to train her and she's made a vast improvement. We've been going to the weekly group classes and she's able to handle being close proximity to dozens of other dogs. This alone is something I never thought she'd be able to do. I love BFDT! I adopted older dog that ended up being a bit dog aggressive, but through training and the group classes she's gotten much better. There are dogs these classes that would kill other dogs or people at their first class if they could, and now you'd never even think that they had issues. The trainers are strict, supportive, and helpful you can tell they all live for what they do and practice what they preach. My husband and I adopted when she was only 10 weeks old. She was a handful. She wouldn't listen and had some possession aggression issues. My husband was tentative about getting professional training, however, I won and after the very first lesson with she was like a new dog and husband was sold. After just four lessons, was done with her -home work. She still has her moments, she's only 9 months old, but I can't say enough for what did for us! My girlfriend and I adopted older dog from a rescue shelter who ended up being very dog aggressive. We were having trouble even walking her around our neighborhood. We tried a handful of other trainers and were told by some that we should just wait for her to die and pick a better dog next time! We were running out of folks who were willing to help us when we contacted Best Friends Dog Training. Their owner came out. the past handful of months has helped us to train her and she's made a vast improvement. We've been going to the weekly group classes and she's able to handle being close proximity to dozens of other dogs. This alone is something I never thought she'd be able to do. Auster v. Norwalk United Methodist Church, 286 Conn. 152 A.2d 391 The plaintiff commenced this action against the defendant seeking damages under the dog bite statute, General Statutes Sec. 22, pursuant to which owner or keeper of a dog is strictly liable for any damage caused by the dog to the person or property of another. Specifically, the plaintiff sought to recover damages from the defendant as a keeper of the dog under Sec. 22. Growing up, I was attached to Lassie that I wanted her to come live with me. I had extremely hard time understanding why that wasn't possible. I truly loved Lassie much. We were one. Every trial and tribulation she went through, I went through. Every evil-doer she caught, I caught. Every tender scene, I'd bawl waterfalls. Okay, I was only seven, but as adult looking back, I now know the reason I felt emotionally connected to Lassie was because she represented the I experienced and the adventures I went through with real-life canine best friend. Whether it was building snow forts, bicycling through a wheat field, or digging a hole to was always by side with a tail that never stopped wagging. Well, Lassie's getting some new competition from the title character of Grogan's acclaimed novel Marley Me. Grogan's Marley reminds me much of beloved ordinary, free-spirited, fun-loving dog who would roll over if I said Sit and shake a paw if I said Heel-that I can't help loving