Is traditional training really the best solution for a misbehaving dog? Or, is it only making the problems you’re having with your dog worse?
Many people assume that training is the answer to all of the problems they’re having with their dogs. However, traditional training can often place a wedge between you and your dog, dismantling your relationship and making original behavioral issues even worse.
So, what should you do instead of traditional dog training?
There is a huge myth surrounding dog training and many dog moms are making one very unfortunate mistake when it comes to training their dogs. Find out what that mistake is on this episode of Enlightened By Dogs, where Kathy uncloaks the #1 mistake in dog training and shares the ultimate solution to help you build a brilliant partnership lifestyle with your best friend.
In this episode:
- The biggest myth in dog training
- The problem with traditional training
- Why partnership-based training is the future of dog training
- Pros and cons of positive-based training
- 5 ways to build a partnership lifestyle with your dog
Read the The Biggest Myth in Dog Training on this topic.
Quotes:
“I think that we are ready for a breakthrough”
“Our relationship with our dogs and dog training is evolving as it should – Positive training is simply a stepping stone on our journey”
“Be a loving leader and guide for your dog”
“Respect your dog as a thinking, feeling, and intelligent being”
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2 Responses
My dog has anxiety and hates the car, barking uncontrollably and on occasion vomits. She crated comfortably (water,sleeping cushion and a small toy or bully stick) and have tried a pet booster seat and holding her. She’s a puller on the leash and a chewer, other than that is perfect. The Canine Center where she had basic training is closed due to covid. She’s just 1yr. and yes,spoilt yorkie!
Our little mongrel ( mix of chihuahua, maltese and daxie) is the most delightful bitch but she will not answer to her name. We’re elderly and may have spoilt her a bit. How do we start training her? She’s eight months old.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Joan