The 5 Essential Concepts for the MODERN Dog Trainer

The 5 Essential Concepts for the MODERN Dog Trainer

How do you feel about your dog?

If you are feeling frustration, resentment or anger towards your dog because of their 'undesirable' behaviour - you think your dog 'never listens' to you, or your dog barks at the postman, is reactive on leash around other dogs, barks at the gate, digs holes in the garden, chews up the furniture, chews up your shoes and other 'unapproved' items, barks at anyone walking past the house, barks when the front doorbell rings or someone visits, gets overexcited, jumps up onto you when you come home, jumps up onto people when they visit, etc., etc., then THANK YOUR DOG because you are sitting on the edge of an amazing BREAKTHROUGH... a breakthrough that will enable you to understand WHY your dog is performing behaviour that you find 'undesirable'.

By making the first choice to UNDERSTAND YOUR DOG and look at training from your dog's perspective, you will be able to find answers in everyday situations where your dog is performing 'undesirable' behaviour because you will be asking the RIGHT questions.  You will also FREE YOURSELF from placing unrealistic expectations on your dog, judging your dog, and blaming your dog.  Instead, you will understand how to help your dog to live, as well as train, in harmony with their human family... WHICH IS YOU.

Are you ready to make the first choice to understand your dog?

SHIFT INTO CONSCIOUSNESS... be a dog GUARDIAN not a dog 'owner'.

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What you will learn

• You will learn WHY looking at dog training from your dog's perspective is crucial to helping your success in everyday situations.
• You will learn and be able to apply the MOST IMPORTANT concept in dog training - promoting calm behaviour in everyday situations.
• You will learn and be able to apply Dr Lisa's FIVE POINT checklist in real world situations when teaching your dog basic requests e.g. sit, stay, look etc.

Rating: 4.35

Level: All Levels

Duration: 1 hour

Instructor: Dr Lisa Ackerman