Training plans that you know will never fit into your life aren’t good training plans! As above, you need results. Training plans that are impossible for you to carry out will never get you results. Now, don’t take this to mean that changing behaviour is easy and requires little effort. You will have to make a conscious effort to put training in and ensure that your results happen. However, training should not feel impossible, if it does feel that way, talk to your trainer. Explain what barriers you feel are there and see if they can help reduce those barriers if not remove them. For example, if you have three dogs and two need to be walked by themselves in order to implement training but that simply doesn’t fit in with your schedule and won’t get done. If walking the dogs together will actively make their behaviour worse, your trainer should be talking through how two dogs can be walked solo, or the third dog can be taken out of the equation in order to make the training happen rather than just telling you to do what they say!