It's a new paradigm, and it's simple: if you don't see positive changes in your dog's behaviors, you don't pay. It's not about tricks. We've been told it is, but the hyping of trick training results in promoting a poorly understood, substandard relationship between you and your dog-it doesn't deliver a reliable service that changes your relationship between you and your dog through your dog's behaviors.
Tricks are the second or third things to work on in your relationship with your dog. It's not about obedience-obedience training is misinformation, it's not what you think it is, and it's an illusion. Dogs can be obedient, but obedience is an indicator; obedience is not a thing that can be taught. It's surreal to most owners. It's programmed into every dog, once you know what to ask for and how to access it.
Adult dogs will take longer, and dogs with abusive backgrounds will take even longer still-that's just common sense. Trainers can say whatever they want about how good they are, but your dogs behavior tells the truth.
Tricks are the second or third things to work on in your relationship with your dog. It's not about obedience-obedience training is misinformation, it's not what you think it is, and it's an illusion. Dogs can be obedient, but obedience is an indicator; obedience is not a thing that can be taught. It's surreal to most owners. It's programmed into every dog, once you know what to ask for and how to access it.
Adult dogs will take longer, and dogs with abusive backgrounds will take even longer still-that's just common sense. Trainers can say whatever they want about how good they are, but your dogs behavior tells the truth.
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Calm, human patience directed toward 0-5 level, relaxed dogs triggers Nature's triggers to be calm and submissive.
The dogs have no control of it-it's a reflex.
It's built into their DNA.
They never know what hit them, and Nature intended it to be that way.
The leadership model I use I call Reflective Dog Leadership.
What's the name of the model you're using called?
If your model for dog leadership doesn't have a name, what does that say about the model you're using?
Name your model, then start comparing them: the numbers every model will create will tell us what works and what doesn't work.
The dogs have no control of it-it's a reflex.
It's built into their DNA.
They never know what hit them, and Nature intended it to be that way.
The leadership model I use I call Reflective Dog Leadership.
What's the name of the model you're using called?
If your model for dog leadership doesn't have a name, what does that say about the model you're using?
Name your model, then start comparing them: the numbers every model will create will tell us what works and what doesn't work.
For a printable collection of The DOuG Trainer's 3" x 3" Post-it notes that you can print on your printer at home, point to www.pinterest.com/TheDOuGTrainer.
Each post-it has its own training paragraph right next to it, explaining its hidden meaning for you and your dog's relationship.
Save the images to your computer, place them in a drawing program, and print them on your printer.
Next, place post-it notes on the paper you just printed, squarely on top of the text blocks, and send the paper through your printer again - with all of those blank post-its.
Each post-it has its own training paragraph right next to it, explaining its hidden meaning for you and your dog's relationship.
Save the images to your computer, place them in a drawing program, and print them on your printer.
Next, place post-it notes on the paper you just printed, squarely on top of the text blocks, and send the paper through your printer again - with all of those blank post-its.
As we all know, there is an endless pool of people who claim to possess expertise on this, that or the other.
Yup, they have all the answers to all of the universe's oldest mysteries-and they sure as hell are eager to puke out a brain-numbing dissertation to any willing ears.
Yawn, stretch and please get back to your day job instead of expending so much energy on enlightening us obtuse folk.
And then there are those unassuming spiritual giants who only decided to share their authentic knowledge as a result of some serendipitous turn of events.
Yup, they have all the answers to all of the universe's oldest mysteries-and they sure as hell are eager to puke out a brain-numbing dissertation to any willing ears.
Yawn, stretch and please get back to your day job instead of expending so much energy on enlightening us obtuse folk.
And then there are those unassuming spiritual giants who only decided to share their authentic knowledge as a result of some serendipitous turn of events.
The The DOuGTrainer has trained dogs since 2009, having trained four-legged clients in Orlando, Los Angeles, Las Vegas and Henderson, NV.
He's a former Orlando Police Department volunteer in good standing.
He's vetted by the state of Nevada and Clark county to work with at-risk foster children.
In college, he was a volunteer crisis hotline worker for three and a half years.
His degree is in Computer Science, with minors in psychology and business.
He did computer consulting and support in Orlando.
He's a former Orlando Police Department volunteer in good standing.
He's vetted by the state of Nevada and Clark county to work with at-risk foster children.
In college, he was a volunteer crisis hotline worker for three and a half years.
His degree is in Computer Science, with minors in psychology and business.
He did computer consulting and support in Orlando.
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