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What if you Never had to Yell at Your Puppy Again?
Learn the easy-to-follow training method I've used for over a decade to teach obedience to puppies without ever having to resort to punishment.
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Do you feel sad, lost and confused?
I know what you're going through. You've got this new puppy and you're trying to get her to behave, but nothing works.
She's so full of energy and enthusiasm but is incredibly difficult to control. It has become abundantly clear: she's just not listening to you and it seems like she never will. I know the feelings that come with this all too well:
Failure
Frustration
Hopelessness
Regret
Instead of focusing on what you don't want your puppy to do, reward them for what you do want them to do
For the last 10 years this has been the key cornerstone to my success training puppies.
This method is proven. There have been numerous academic studies that have shown its effectiveness. (I've linked them a little further down this page).
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Look at you on command
This is a great tactic for regaining control over a situation by diverting her attention if she’s about to do something naughty.
Leave anything on the ground on command
This is great if you want to stop her from picking up something dangerous or valuable. This is very valuable on walks!
Drop a dangerous or valuable item she has in her mouth
This is perfect if you weren’t able to issue the “leave it” command in time and are worried about her swallowing something she shouldn't.
Sit on command AND offer up a sit to you whenever she wants anything
This is a great way to reset her behavior if she is getting out-of-line and can help you avoid having to discipline her.
Lie down on command
An even more efficient way to reset behavior and let your her know it’s time to relax ... plus this can give you a much needed break as well.
Stay in one spot and wait for your command to leave that spot
Perfect for controlling almost any situation and putting you back in charge.
Sit when you have guests and wait to be pet
So you can stop worrying about your puppy being too excited and start enjoying company again.
Come to you when you call them
So you can divert any impulsive behavior by calling her back to you.
Walk without yanking on the leash and pulling you in all directions
So you can enjoy calmer and happier walks with your golden.
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Meet your instructor
Andrea Thuringer is a Certified Professional Dog Trainer who has been working with puppies for over 10 years.
She's studied applied animal behavior at the University of Washington. She's worked with dogs at Humane Societies of Arizona and Kentucky and trained them for a national-doggy daycare company and independently in her hometown of Tempe, Arizona
This Method Works!
It's been proven in numerous, academic research studies and real-life situations
After (we) switched to positive reinforcement training they saw their pass rate almost double from 45% to 80%
Guide Dogs for the Blind
Dogs trained using positive reinforcement were less likely to show aggression and fear
Dr. Emily Blackwell, Senior Lecturer in Animal Behavior at Bristol Veterinary School
Those working with or handling dogs should rely on positive reinforcement training techniques and avoid punishment as much as possible
The Journal of Veterinary Behavior
Sources
1. https://thebark.com/content/guide-dogs-blind
2. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1558787807002766
3. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1558787817300357
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