Wednesday, August 4, 2010

How to Create a Winning Home Environment for you and your Doggie

How to Create a Winning Home Environment for you and your Doggie?  One that's healthy and happy.

Some people say it can't be done with "problem" dogs.  However, I love a challenge.  I have helped train dog owners and their dogs, even some agressive dogs.  For some dog owners, this may be a test or preparation, attention to detail in your dog's behavior, committment to discipline and ability to work with dogs that need your understanding and guidance.  Its about you, the dog owner, setting parameters for your dog that will make it easy for your dog to follow and respect you as pack leader (as well as mommy or daddy). 

You may have a rambunctious puppy or older dog that has developed some bad habits or hasn't overcome some behavior issues (such as fear, anxiety, or aggression).  Maybe you feel that your dog is taking a step backwards and you feel your frustration level rising. 

It may be because you haven't been exposed to a winning environment and therefore your dog hasn't either.  Maybe you haven't found some with experience to help you create that winning environment. 

Its not as easy as it sounds, but there are some steps that you can do on your own.  The process WILL take some time. 

The first thing you can do is simply see yourself as pack leader.  What I have found is that a simple change in perspective gets BIG RESULTS! 

This change means you have to see yourself in a different light.  You have to see your dog differently and you have to view your relationship to your dog differently.  If you feel that your dog fills an emotional need, you may have to tweak that view.   

Once you change your perspective, then you can concentrate on setting the right parameters for your dog to follow in order to live in a winning home environment, one that is happy and healthy for everyone.  Your dog will certainly appreciate it.

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