Henry was a one year old spirited and mischevous collie-mix when Brian first met him. The moment Brian walked in the door, Henry knew instinctively who was in charge--it was amazing! I find that when Henry is running wild, which he tends to do with my son, all I have to do is the "mother dog calming correction, " as I call it. Within a few seconds he settles down and becomes a CALM DOGGY.
Brian truly has a gift with dogs and the patience to train the owners which seem to pose the greater challenge (or maybe that is just in my case). With practice, and yes, you'll have to practice with your dog, you'll find that the behavior your dog exhibits with Brian begins to rub off on his behavior with you! I consider my dog (and myself) very lucky to have happened to hear the radio spot for Calm Doggy.
I have a dog that WAS on the edge from insecurities and is now truly a "calmer" doggy than he was before meeting Brian. We've got a bit of a ways to go, but with Brian's expert help and tips for working with dogs, we are well on our way to have a balanced and happier dog.
Brian truly has a gift with dogs and the patience to train the owners which seem to pose the greater challenge (or maybe that is just in my case). With practice, and yes, you'll have to practice with your dog, you'll find that the behavior your dog exhibits with Brian begins to rub off on his behavior with you! I consider my dog (and myself) very lucky to have happened to hear the radio spot for Calm Doggy.
I have a dog that WAS on the edge from insecurities and is now truly a "calmer" doggy than he was before meeting Brian. We've got a bit of a ways to go, but with Brian's expert help and tips for working with dogs, we are well on our way to have a balanced and happier dog.
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Dogs don't do any of those annoying things as long as their needs are being met and they feel like someone is in charge.
By in charge, I don't mean that you scare your dog, shake their scruff, or alpha roll them to show them who's boss.
I'm talking about leadership.
Leadership is what I practice and what I teach.
Give me a call today at (913) 735-3364.
Whenever you give affection to a dog you are nurturing the state of mind that they are in at that moment.
So, if you give affection to a dog that is scared, nervous, anxious, tense, unsure, aggressive, etc. you are simply encouraging that to continue.
By in charge, I don't mean that you scare your dog, shake their scruff, or alpha roll them to show them who's boss.
I'm talking about leadership.
Leadership is what I practice and what I teach.
Give me a call today at (913) 735-3364.
Whenever you give affection to a dog you are nurturing the state of mind that they are in at that moment.
So, if you give affection to a dog that is scared, nervous, anxious, tense, unsure, aggressive, etc. you are simply encouraging that to continue.
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