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I am writing to share my experience working with Win Prue and the impact he has had on both our dog and our family.

We brought home Sonia Jr., a 2-year-old Cane Corso who had spent about a year and a half in a rescue environment. While she came with a strong foundation from the work Win had already done with her, there was still an adjustment period as she transitioned into our home.

During that time, we had an incident that, looking back, was due to my own lack of understanding, not her being a bad dog. What stood out immediately was how Win responded. He reached out, came to our home, and stepped in without judgment. There was no blame, only guidance, correction, and support.

He took the time to explain what was happening, what was normal behavior for a dog with her background and breed, and most importantly, how we needed to show up as owners. He did not just focus on the dog, he taught us.

That is what sets Win apart.

In my experience, not every dog trainer takes that approach. Some focus only on commands or quick fixes. Win focuses on creating understanding, structure, and confidence for both the dog and the family. He gave us practical tools, what I would call real life training, that we could apply immediately in our home.

Because of his guidance, our entire household felt more at ease. We became more confident, more consistent, and better equipped to support Sonia Jr. in a way that allows her to thrive.

His ability to work with powerful, intelligent breeds like a Cane Corso, while also connecting with and educating the owners, is something that cannot be overstated.

He did not just train our dog, he helped our family become better dog owners.

I would highly recommend Win Prue to anyone looking for a knowledgeable, patient, and effective dog trainer, especially for those working with rescue dogs or strong breeds that require structure and understanding.

April 10, 2026

I have known Win for nearly 2 years now. We were introduced through a mutual rescue acquaintance. I was looking for a trainer that had experience in Cane Corso Breed. Someone who knows that balanced training is important. My male Theodore at the time was always friendly in public, but very protective in the home as he should be. Win spent over an hour slowly introducing himself to Theodore. By the end of the time my male was backing into for butt rubs. From that day forward Win was welcome to come into the house without my boy having to be wearing a muzzle when he visited. He has helped me over the 2 years with a multitude of Cane Corso pups and litters working with behavioral issues and learning basic commands and trusting people again.

He has a natural ability to read dogs, but also, he knows the importance of training the pet parent as much as the dog. He emphasizes how important the pet parent education is and always follows through and is available for questions or follow up. He has a positive energy that dogs feed from finding comfort by trusting him. His patience is unwavering and true at heart. He will do whatever is in his power to help a dog and their parents have a successful lifetime together, but he will not put either the dog or the pet parents in harm way and is understanding when telling the truth.

Win is an asset to any dog training program, dog parent and dog who is struggling or needs to learn proper skills. Win will always be in my dogs’ lives. I had to put my Theodore down, but Win made it a priority to come and spend time with him before that happened.