As a Dog Behavior Consultant and Dog Trainer, it is my goal
to help develop strong, peaceful relationships between humans and dogs.
I
truly believe that all dogs can be helped. There are
no evil dogs, and there are very few dogs who cannot
be rehabilitated through dog training techniques regardless
of their past behavior and/or breed.
Often times, dogs demonstrate what we consider to be "bad" behavior
because their needs are misunderstood. Biting, chewing,
leash pulling and barking can all be signals a dog is demonstrating
types of aggression and fear or could be having some obsessive or compulsive
behaviors that can be prevented.
We are humans, and it is natural for us to apply human psychology to
our dogs. We see them as human children and treat them accordingly. From
the human perspective, this is considered to be the way to pamper and
treat our dog well; however, this treatment often has the opposite effect
on our canine friends.
If you seek my help in dog training and dog behavior, I ask you to
keep an open mind, and accept the possibility that you may have misconceptions
about
what
constitutes
a happy, well-adjusted dog. Your willingness to accept a new philosophy
may, indeed, allow you to see your dog in a new light and create a
lasting
bond between you both.
- Create a special bond with your dog.
- Find out how your dog can become well-behaved.
- Learn how to treat your dog so you get the responses you want with
dog training.
- Prevent dogs from having bad behavior like biting, chewing, leash
pulling and barking.
- Learn how to read your dogs behavioral issues like being aggressive,
fearful, obsessive and compulsive, then help provide a well balance
lifestyle for your dog.
Dog
Behavior Types
