28.02.2019

Dog Training, Dog Behaviour, Getting in there early…

The earlier a problem is identified, the easier it is to change.
The longer you leave that ‘troublesome niggle,’ the more your dog is practicing a behaviour that will need to be reversed or redirected…
An example of this early identification is with food aggression. Food aggression may be the earliest sign of dominance aggression and should be addressed as soon as possible.
Another take on this concept could be with puppies.
A jumping pup is one thing but do you really want your ‘baby’ jumping up all over you and your visitors? Thoughts to ponder, Selina McIntyre, Dog Behavioural Consultant and Dog Trainer, Dogs Best Friend.