There is so much bad information out there when it comes to socializing a dog. So much time is spent on the wrong things that dogs are often challenged at a time when they are most vulnerable. By changing your perspective on socializing your dog, you can not only make the training process more successful, but you can teach your puppy or adult dog that they can be comfortable with the world around them. If you make good choices and take the right steps to socialize your dog, you can actually teach your dog to listen more reliably. With good information, you’ll be able to move more quickly through the socialization process and have a more confident dog!
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Really excellent advice!! Thank you so much!
I love this episode!
I have a 13 week cavalier who is great with people and kids but is growling at other dogs which was completely unexpected because she is very comfortable with kids and people. I would love for her to be friendly with other dogs because our families have other dogs and they all do well together as if they grew up together. She is very relaxed with us and the daycare kids. I was surprised to hear that she growled at the dog of a parent who brought her over. Just looking for some advice about how handle her reaction. I know her breed as them being caring and intelligent. I really want her to be happy around the other family pets. Thank you for sharing your video.
My doggie takes her food only when it’s absolutely calm… If she’s excited, or a bit of anxious, or stimulated, she’s having no interest… We’ve tried waiting for her being hungry for training, but she just starts to bite things she knows are not okay to bite, so we try to calm her down, so that she can get a snack and start again… We took her 13 weeks old, now it’s 14 weeks, and there are positive changes from one side, as well as more challenges from another… I know her food hierarchy pretty well though, it’s just… She acknowledges it only when she decides it 🤔 any tips?