Should I have my dog sit, down, or give me eye contact when they get excited about another dog?

What’s the core skill that makes any dog a good dog?

What are the two body language skills that tell you that your dog is still mentally with you?

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

http://www.pupdogrescue.org/

Rescue Dog of the Week:

Here’s Huckleberry’s page:

http://www.adoptapet.com/pet/16903903-issaquah-washington-german-shepherd-dog-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)

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

DETAILS IN THIS SESSION

Meeting other dogs

Phase 1:  approach and retreat:  this section has two goals for your dog:

1. Stay mentally aware of me
2. Govern your nervous system when there’s distraction around

Phase 2: The meeting

1. Have your dog on a short BUT LOOSE leash
2. Make the meeting short

• Verbally cue your dog away with a “let’s go” (rather than just giving a little leash pop alone)

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

Let me know how your meetings and greetings go!

I look forward to hearing your story.

All the Best,