Things to Avoid After Your Dog Reacts: What You Might Be Doing Wrong
Your dog’s reactivity could be making things worse for both of you, and you may not even realize it. Too many dog owners fall into simple traps that only encourage bad behavior, and it’s time to stop. Are you accidentally coddling your dog or letting them shake off reactions? You might be reinforcing exactly what you don’t want. It’s time to reflect and take control, using the right tools and mindset. Click here now to learn what you must avoid and how to fix it—your dog’s future depends on it.
Why Comments Like These Are Hurting Dogs – and Dog Owners
Too many people misunderstand what it means to correct a dog. The comment my friend received about being “unfair” in correcting a dog for wandering off shows just how disconnected we are from real dog psychology. Dogs don’t thrive on human ideas of fairness—they need clear guidance and boundaries. Ignoring bad behavior only creates confusion and anxiety for the dog. Want to understand why immediate corrections are not only fair but essential? [Click to read the full blog post.]