2.09 - R-E-S-P-E-C-T

In dog training the concept of respect can be a dangerous thing. Too many owners expect their dogs to behave appropriately out of sheer respect. While that would be nice, it’s simply not the case, and it’s foolish and inhumane to expect that. If you want your dog to listen to you, first you must communicate what you want them to do, then you must motivate them to want to do it. If you do this in an enjoyable and engaging manner, not only will your dog respect you, they’ll adore you!

Dog Star Daily® Recomended Products:

  • So You Want to be a Dog Trainer (2nd edition)
    So You Want to be a Dog Trainer (2nd edition)
     
  • SIRIUS® Adult Dog Training
    SIRIUS® Adult Dog Training
     
  • Excel-erated Learning
    Excel-erated Learning
     
  • THE KINDERPUPPY COURSE: A CURRICULUM FOR INSTRUCTORS
    THE KINDERPUPPY COURSE: A CURRICULUM FOR INSTRUCTORS