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7/14/2021 0 Comments My Lexi Girl Helping OutNot all dogs are born equal by that I mean like kids some are soft like the artist more sensitive. Some are born chill and don't really care about what the heck is going on. Others like our boy above is more like a Jock a bit hard and driven which can be a tough combination especially for a sweet person who has to learn the role of leading this type of dog. My client has gone ABOVE the call of duty when she adopted him and then some. It takes time, it takes a village and you have to keep yourself safe too. A dogs personality doesn't go away with training it does learn to cope better, respect others and learn to listen to someone other then it's own drive and mechanisms. Sometimes we need the help of a balanced day care settings with a balanced trainer or training outside the house with a balanced trainer. Dogs live in routine as well as being committed to it's environment and protecting both it and it's owner. Outside the house training the dog is put in a position to learn all the above without the owner which can yield a big transformation because it is working with a balanced trainer at all times for weeks. Creating clear communication and expectations always wanting the dog to succeed and living in the smallest of moments for big changes. I will always recommend this route when necessary because sometimes it is necessary.
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Balanced and Behaved Dog Training |In-home Dog Trainer
Serving Salem, Gloucester, Ipswich, Hamilton, Wenham and surrounding North Shore, MA communities.
Specializing in puppy training, relationship-based obedience, reactivity, behavior support and multiple dog household balancing.
Serving Salem, Gloucester, Ipswich, Hamilton, Wenham and surrounding North Shore, MA communities.
Specializing in puppy training, relationship-based obedience, reactivity, behavior support and multiple dog household balancing.
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