Do you find that there are very passionate opinions out there about dog training?

Have you been told that you should never use any negative feedback with dogs whatsoever?

OUR INAGURAL SPONSORS!

People United for Pets (P.U.P. Dog Rescue)

http://www.pupdogrescue.org/

Rescue Dog of the Week:

Here’s Emily’s page:

http://www.adoptapet.com/pet/14651883-issaquah-washington-chihuahua-mix

Interview with the Director of PUP Dog Rescue:

If you’d like to know more about PUP Dog Rescue and more about how to find a good rescue organization, as well as get some tips about picking a good rescue dog for you, here’s my interview with Laura Tonkin (She’s the Director of PUP Dog Rescue)

http://www.thedogsway.com/session-11-in-this-episode-i-interview-laura-tonkin/

DETAILS IN THIS SESSION

My Bias in Dog Training:

• Rules and obedience skills offer dogs more freedom in the long run
• Be consistent and fair when you’re using any dog training equipment
• Generally, tools and equipment don’t cause confusion in a dog – trainers do.

Main philosophical points from this podcast:

• Think critically about what you hear anyone say about dog training (or anything really)
• If you disagree with someone, state your case clearly and be a little open minded to the idea that other people may come to different conclusions than you do about things
• It’s probably never a good idea threaten to harm someone because you disagree with them

Leave me a voice mail and hear yourself on a future show! 1(844) 364-7929

If we use your voicemail in the show, we’ll send you a free video training series! OR if you don’t like free stuff … Email your questions to me: sean@thedogsway.com

All the Best,