Train the Nervous System: A New Approach to Dog Training
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Train the Nervous System: A New Approach to Dog Training
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Understanding the Role of Corrections in Dog Training
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Understanding the Role of Corrections in Dog Training
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If your dog’s running your house, you’ve been lied to! 🐾 In this video, I’m sharing dog behavior correction solutions to help you take back control. No more chaos, no more bad habits, just clear structure and consistency. 🐕💡 Fix those behavioral issues and see your dog start listening to you! Follow for more tips on correcting dog behavior and getting control back! #DogBehaviorCorrection #DogBehaviorAndStructure #DogTrainingTips #DogObedience #DogBehaviorFix #BehavioralIssues #TrainingForDogs
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If your dog’s running your house, you’ve been lied to! 🐾 In this video, I’m sharing dog behavior correction solutions to help you take back control. No more chaos, no more bad habits, just clear structure and consistency. 🐕💡 Fix those behavioral issues and see your dog start listening to you! Follow for more tips on correcting dog behavior and getting control back! #DogBehaviorCorrection #DogBehaviorAndStructure #DogTrainingTips #DogObedience #DogBehaviorFix #BehavioralIssues #TrainingForDogs
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Why most people misunderstand what a perfectly behaved dog actually means
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Why most people misunderstand what a perfectly behaved dog actually means
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This shouldn’t be the adult dog’s job.⁣ ⁣ In this video, an adolescent dog is aroused and jumping all over a kid, totally disregarding boundaries and personal space.⁣ ⁣ Then you see the older dog step in.⁣ ⁣ First with pressure.⁣ ⁣ Then with multiple warnings.⁣ ⁣ And finally, a correction when the younger dog doesn’t listen.⁣ ⁣ In dog psychology, this is crystal clear: that behavior isn’t acceptable.⁣ ⁣ But here’s the thing… it’s not the older dog’s responsibility to step in.⁣ ⁣ It’s the human’s
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This shouldn’t be the adult dog’s job.⁣ ⁣ In this video, an adolescent dog is aroused and jumping all over a kid, totally disregarding boundaries and personal space.⁣ ⁣ Then you see the older dog step in.⁣ ⁣ First with pressure.⁣ ⁣ Then with multiple warnings.⁣ ⁣ And finally, a correction when the younger dog doesn’t listen.⁣ ⁣ In dog psychology, this is crystal clear: that behavior isn’t acceptable.⁣ ⁣ But here’s the thing… it’s not the older dog’s responsibility to step in.⁣ ⁣ It’s the human’s
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A common thing I hear as a dog behavior expert and trainer is “dogs correct each other, so why can’t I correct my dog.” Dogs using corrections as communication, and to set boundaries in their own defense. And that’s all! People use physical corrections typically not to defend their own space or items (all distance increasing behaviors by the way) but to decrease distance in most cases, or to control the dog! How confusing is that? #dogbehavior #dogtraining #dogtrainingtips | Thinking Canine
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A common thing I hear as a dog behavior expert and trainer is “dogs correct each other, so why can’t I correct my dog.” Dogs using corrections as communication, and to set boundaries in their own defense. And that’s all! People use physical corrections typically not to defend their own space or items (all distance increasing behaviors by the way) but to decrease distance in most cases, or to control the dog! How confusing is that? #dogbehavior #dogtraining #dogtrainingtips | Thinking Canine
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The purpose of punishment or a correction in dog training is to discourage and stop unwanted behavior. This video is a perfect example of how to apply a correction. 1. On time. Within 2 seconds of the behavior 2. Without emotion. No need for anger or frustration 3. Meaningful. It has to register to the dog and be enough of a consequence to work. If you know anything about dog training, then you’d know that there were actually two types of punishers applied in this video. The first was NEGATIVE P
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The purpose of punishment or a correction in dog training is to discourage and stop unwanted behavior. This video is a perfect example of how to apply a correction. 1. On time. Within 2 seconds of the behavior 2. Without emotion. No need for anger or frustration 3. Meaningful. It has to register to the dog and be enough of a consequence to work. If you know anything about dog training, then you’d know that there were actually two types of punishers applied in this video. The first was NEGATIVE P
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Some dog have attitudes, especially Huskies. That’s a fact The problem comes when we feel like we need to punish the dog for their attitude. We don’t, and here’s why. It can create defensiveness and put a strain on your relationship. It’s understandable for your dog not to like pressure or a prong collar, especially if they’re not used to it —ease them into it. It’s OK for your dog to not want to do something —we can calmly make them do it rather than getting frustrated. Your attitude and how yo
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Dismantling The Negative Association Myth… Whether trainer or owner we’ve all likely heard some form of this fear-based message. Most accept it as true without any deeper exploration simply because it sounds logical upon superficial examination… but once explored more deeply, we find it’s the furthest thing from true. In this clip a recent shadow student asked how they might respond to a client concerned about correcting their dog around a trigger. Here’s a small piece of the conversation. I use
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FacebookThe Good Dog Training And Rehabilitation
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These are two of the many things I've realized since being part of the dog world for over 15 years when it comes to dogs being reactive to other dogs on leash.⁣ ⁣ ☝️The majority of dog trainers/behaviorists have an end goal of avoidance, instead of acceptance.⁣ ⁣ Whether its, harsh corrections, treats, or pills, the majority of dog professionals are either using harsh punishment, reinforcement but by bribery, or sedation to get dogs to avoid other dogs.⁣ ⁣ Look at dog...harsh correction.⁣ ⁣ Look
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Physical corrections don’t teach pets what to do instead. They teach fear, confusion, and mistrust. Even a “light” smack can: • Increase anxiety and stress • Damage the human-animal bond • Escalate fear-based behaviors like snapping or avoidance • Mask underlying causes like pain, fear, or cognitive decline Behavior is communication. When a pet is acting out, it’s often because of: • Pain or discomfort • Fear or overstimulation • Confusion or lack of clear guidance • Cognitive changes, especiall
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