In terms of the premise of the show, it's great. Helping those in need is always the best option. However, like most modern tv shows revolving around dogs. They drastically miss the mark. The "dog trainers" (Stephanie) are novices at best when it comes to reading dog behavior. Dog training like almost all aspects of life shouldn't be binary either all positive or all authority. It should be balanced. As a veteran that trains service dogs daily, I know firsthand the importance of balancing authority and positivity.
The drama of the show is a bit overdone at every hint of inconvenience as well.
Again overall the premise of the show "helping veterans" is great but they would be best served to have better trainers with dogs and don't try so hard to make it into a soap opera.
The drama of the show is a bit overdone at every hint of inconvenience as well.
Again overall the premise of the show "helping veterans" is great but they would be best served to have better trainers with dogs and don't try so hard to make it into a soap opera.
