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"It works - once you put in into action!"
01/05/2025

"It works - once you put in into action!"

Me and my buddy Roco.
11/07/2022

Me and my buddy Roco.

29/06/2022

I love to focus on beautiful things! Brings me joy and peace.

23/09/2021

Lead reactivity is a common and challenging problem these days for many dog owners.

It is a well-known fact that there are two main causes of leash reactivity - fear/insecurity (by far the biggest group) or frustration/anxiety.

To be able to solve this problem we need to make sure that we understand what is the cause so we can find the best and most efficient way to deal with this issue, successfully.

The next step is a lot of work on improving the relationship which needs to be based on TRUST, RESPECT and LOVE, rather than solely on LOVE.

Structure, rules, boundaries, discipline and clarity in communication is must, without it, there will never be a meaningful conversation between you and your dog, especially when things go pear-shape.

We also need to work a lot on building some character traits in a dog that will allow us to work and communicate with a reactive dog in those challenging situations.

We need to introduce the work ethic into a daily lifestyle and establish ourselves as trustworthy leaders and decision-makers who got it all cover no matter what.

Then a Loose lead walk or Structured walk is something that needs to be mastered even before we go out into the battlefield.

If your dog cannot stay at your heels when asked to he is in constant free decision-making mode, so don’t be surprised he will not listen to you when the triggers will show up.

Master all components on their own then put it all together, and the work on solving the severe reactivity can begin.

Slowly but surely!

It was an amazing experience to work with this boy. We both learned and achieved a lot. Ted 4-year-old Gordon Setter was...
13/09/2021

It was an amazing experience to work with this boy. We both learned and achieved a lot.

Ted 4-year-old Gordon Setter was a hard puller and reactive to dogs, cats, squirrels and joggers.

We worked a lot and hard.

Started from the ground up, we worked on basics as there was no working ethic established, no obedience, and the relationship based entirely on love without any concept of structure, discipline and clear-meaningful communication.

Before I even put him into any challenging situations we worked a lot on building the relationship based on clarity, trust and respect.

Walking on the loose lead was the next thing we had to master otherwise there wouldn't be any chance to even think of modifying that reactive behaviour.

We came a long way. Ted has done a brilliant job and is a different dog now.

There is still much work that needs to be done, but for now, the owners gained so much needed confidence and can walk Ted finally after long 3 years when none of the family members was able or brave enough to walk him at all.

I am looking forward to working with Ted in October again and get him an even better position to enjoy his new way of life.

07/08/2021

How do you create a strong and respectful relationship with your dog?

By giving him a job to do and working together to achieve something every day.

By understanding his natural needs and fulfilling the animal and breed inside of him.

By exercising her physically and mentally every day.

By createing clarity in your communication and structure around her daily routine.

By rewarding and praising good decisions she makes and stopping or correcting every unwanted behaviour every single time.

Create a balance in everything you do and give them space and time to be on their own, learning and be okay with doing nothing.

Nurture calmness and bring the crazy side out of them when the time and place are suitable.

Always stay calm and assertive because this is the energy they love and will naturally follow, respect and listen to without too much of a need for convincing.

All this is dog training. We are all dog trainers, and we train every single minute we interact with our dogs.

Be proud of yourself and your dog and what you have achieved together. Have fun with it all and learn something new every day in the process at the same time.

A bit of love time with Frank after training.If I can I like to keep training sessions short, 10-15 min., several times ...
09/07/2021

A bit of love time with Frank after training.

If I can I like to keep training sessions short, 10-15 min., several times a day to keep them focused, engaged, eager and willing to learn.

It should be fun and they should be looking forward to training/learning, engaging with you, every time.

You must motivate them to work, with food, toy or praise. You should know your dog and whatever works to get your dog excited and willing to learn is what you need to use.

I like to finish every session when they still want to keep going, before they loose interest with some structured play, affection, love and cuddles.

This is the recipe to create a healthy relationship and strong bond. A bit of structured work they perceive as fun balanced out with some love and ever present joy.

Happy training!

It was my pleasure to work with this crazy boy Cooper and her amazing mom Terri for a couple of months. We put some foun...
29/06/2021

It was my pleasure to work with this crazy boy Cooper and her amazing mom Terri for a couple of months.

We put some foundation in place and I cannot wait to see this boy to grow up into a confident, proud, balanced and well behaved dog eventually.

Thank you Terri for giving me an opportunity to be part of this exciting journey even for a short period of time.

17/05/2021

When your dog is walking you, while she keeps herself dry and the "handler" is getting soaking wet. 🤣

11/05/2021

Proud to work with Darcie and her incredible mom Lucie.

I have nothing but huge respect for this young woman, raising two teenagers, a small baby and a puppy at the same time. I have no idea how but she is doing it.

Seeing things like this makes me do what I do. Helping people who want to achieve the best outcome possible.

Who are dedicated and eager to learn, not afraid to ask for help and support and then listen and put in practice all those subtle seemingly unimportant things and prove themselves that no matter what they will succeed.

And they will and they are.

09/05/2021

Dog training challenges and solving them like a pro 😎 By letting someone else do it, aka delegating. 😂

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