Helping XL Bullies through positive, enriching training. Reactivity can occur in any dog regardless of breed, but a large, strong dog that's been prominent in the news is inevitably received differently to a small, anxious dog showing identical behaviour. As more breeds are added to banned lists, press coverage of attacks and stories of poor breeding have fed a belief that some dogs are simply born a certain way, beyond the reach of training or love. Positive reinforcement training helps a dog feel calm, look to you for guidance, and gives you genuine confidence handling them in any environment. XL Bullies respond to training exactly like any other breed and genuinely enjoy the playful side of it. Royvon was founded in 1959 and offers residential training services with three weeks of full immersion training followed by owner training to build a lasting, trusted bond at home.