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TEACHING PHILOSOPHY
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Training with your dog should be a journey of discovery, learning, and connection. Dogs learn best when they are having fun, and that training should be an enjoyable experience for both you and your dog. Dogs are motivated by consequences, and when those consequences are gratifying, they are more likely to repeat the behaviour. That's why creating positive, rewarding experiences is key to effective training.
I also understand that learning something new—whether for you or your dog—can feel challenging or even overwhelming at times. My approach is designed to make training enjoyable, both for you as the owner and for your dog. I aim to teach owners how to influence their dogs' behaviours in a way that fosters cooperation, rather than stress or frustration. To do that, it's essential to first understand how dogs learn, which allows you to train them in ways that are natural and effective.
My mission is to strengthen the bond between you and your dog by helping you communicate more clearly, reducing misunderstandings, and creating a harmonious, stress-free relationship. By understanding how your dog thinks, learns, and behaves, you’ll be able to build a solid, trusting connection that benefits both of you.
Understanding your pet is the key to developing a solid relationship
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