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"Dog Training with Standards"
Jennifer N. Hack, CPDT
Professional Dog Trainer and Behaviorist
Clear Communication with your Canine
I believe there is no “one size fits all” for dog training or behavioral modification. Often, a different approach is called for in each situation. My philosophy is based on making things clear for the dog and showing them what behaviors I want- setting them up for success. I want to motivate and reward the dog, and have the owner and dog working as a team! I use techniques that are proven to work, and are tailored for each dog. Don't be fooled- ignoring problems does not make them go away. I will not waste your time, and you will get the results you expect, and more!
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There is a solution for any problem, and there is a plan to reach any goal.
I have noticed something very interesting. Pet owners, and pet dog trainers alike, all seem to have a different definition of what a “well trained dog” is. If you spend time and $$$ on obedience training, you should be able to expect a certain standard of results. I am talking about concrete things, such as a dog that heels and does not pull, or who listens under any distraction. What happened to expecting results? What happened to setting a training goal, and accomplishing it?
A dog cannot be reasoned with like a child would. Dogs also have their own special learning needs that have to be understood and fufilled. There is a different psychology involved, we can call it Dog Psychology. Before "operant conditioning" and "behavioral theories" we had something called "common sense of how to understand a dog".
Remember- you deserve to enjoy your bond with your dog! You are a team. If you want a well-behaved, advanced off-leash trained dog, that is what you will get with my guidance.
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