Train Your Dog the Positive Way
A Step By Step Guide to Having a Well Behaved Dog
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When treating a jumping problem it is important to not do anything that may make it worse or create other problems. This could include rough play and excitable greetings. Giving the dog a consistent message about jumping is critical. If you allow jumping some of the time then you will have a difficult time stopping it. The dog will not understand why jumping is allowed sometimes and not others. This is very difficult to distinguish for a dog. Just keep it simple and don’t allow jumping at all.
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About the Book
A step by step guide with descriptions of how to get your dog to do what you want and why this method works. You will be set on the path to having a well behaved dog in just a few weeks by following the directions that Sandi has laid out. It is meant as a reference guide for you to reread over and over as your dog grows and life changes occur.
Common behaviour problems that are covered are: digging, barking, chewing on your expensive shoes and others. This alone could save so much expense and heartache!
The book provides loads of information about different breeds of dogs along with strategies to deal with the quirks and behaviours that your dog may be exhibiting.
About the Author
After the trauma of losing both parents within one year, Sandi decided to look at life differently. As always Sandi looked at the animals around her for inspiration. She decided that this was the path she needed to take to heal after such a great loss. Sandi has taken many animal behaviour courses, has been awarded the designation of ABCDT (Animal Behaviour Certified Dog Trainer) and attended seminars and workshops for dog training before becoming a dog trainer professionally. She is continually keeping up with new information and integrates this into her training style.
Sandi has owned and operated two successful dog daycares and training facilities and currently still operates Silver Paws Dog Training in Spruce Grove, Alberta, where she conducts classes and works one on one with humans and their dogs if it is deemed that would be the best fit. She has worked with many, many different breeds, big and small and has had success with providing the humans with the tools to use at home and anywhere else.
Sandi loves the training and teaching of the humans that have dogs in their lives. She feels that dogs and children have the same expectations for consistency, patience, fairness and clarity of instructions to help them to learn and grow.