Thanks everyone for the comments, suggestions and critiques. I really appreciate y'all taking 10 minutes out of your day to help me out.
The photographs were taken by a good friend of mine, Tommy Voelcker
http://vphotography.zenfolio.com/ ;he is very talented.
I am grateful for the heads up on a few misspelled words and grammar mistakes, it's always good to get another set of eyes on it.
Thanks for the heads up on the colors hurting people's eyes, I really like the color scheme, but I may look at softening it up a little bit.
Ken, I appreciate you pointing out how I had things worded on the Programs and Prices page. I talked a little about Time Frames in another section on the site, but you were right....it came across very 'matter of fact' about the 1 month time frame. We all know some dogs take longer than that, I have since reworded that section.
I realize some of your concern about the picture that looks my dog is in the line of fire. Kimsmith had it right. Coming from an HRC background it has been my experience that when teaching a dog to swing with the gun on marks that you should send the dog for the bird before taking the gun off of the area of the fall; removing it first has caused some head swinging and distraction issues with a few dogs that I have seen.....I guess I am just hardwired to do it like that now. As far as the dog breaking, he didn't, I had sent him.....breaking is not something that we would post a picture of....haha.
I know that I do talk alot about church on the site, it is a huge part of who I am. Cowboy Church is very different in that most of the pastors also run cattle, cut hay, train horses or all of the above in addition to working at a church. Training dogs and being a Youth Minister at a Cowboy Church go together pretty seamlessly.....I can't think of a time there has been a conflict. I only keep 8 dogs in training (including my two personal dogs) so with only 6 client dogs I know that they are getting as much if not alot more of my time than if they were at another full time pro. Again, I'm just a gun dog guy.....If you want a FC/AFC or even really a QAA/Master Hunter.....there are better options to send your dog to. But if your main concern is a solid foundation for a gun dog or even a dog that performs at the HRC Finished or AKC Senior Level....that is really what my kennel is about.
As far as 'The Most Important Thing'; like Ken said, it is what it is. My relationship with God is at the very core of who I am. I am well aware that what I put on my sight may or may not scare people off. There once was a time when I too was in Sales with a major Oil Field Company and I kept comments like that to myself, but now I am the OWNER of a kennel, and it was something that I wanted to do. If I loose business over it.....so be it. I am really not interested in using my relationship with God to build a Dog Training Business; I am however very interested in seeing how God uses my little Dog Training Business to build His Kingdom!!! I'm not a Dog Trainer that happens to be a Christian, I am a Christian that happens to be a Dog Trainer.
Thanks again for your time, compliments, critiques and suggestions.....they are very appreciated!!!
Travis