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Just by correcting these ten misconceptions and mistakes, you’ll automatically improve your chance of success to a level matching the top 1% of the elite in the business. Intentionally or not, I've noticed almost all dog owners and even the lovely TRAINERS, fall into this category. Are you one of them? You'll soon about to find out! If you really want to cut down on your training time and get results that truly last, busting these myths will be your stepping stone in achieving hard-to-ignore results!
Myth
# 1: Training Ruins a Dog’s Personality and Breaks His Spirit
Dog abuse does that, not proper training combined with dog psychology. When your dog makes a mistake, you need to correct it, not punish it. There is a big difference! Hint: A sign of an abusive method is when you or a trainer is yelling, hitting or hanging your poor dog by his feet in order to make him listen or submit. Certain training tools also can be “misused” in the wrong hands. Myth
# 2:Train Your Dog with Treats and Then Wean Him Off of Them. Your Dog Will Listen Just As Well Forever and Ever After
This without any doubt HAS to be the biggest scam in dog training history! Would you still listen to your boss once he/she stops paying you? Then how do you expect the same level of response from your poor dog once you wean him off those cookies? Give your dog treats, but only at the very “end” of your training session and NOT before each command. That is being fair, smart AND practical. Besides, your dog should sit, stay or lie down because you said so and not because you’re holding a treat. Most of us were raised that way and turned out OK, didn’t we? Look. You want to rely on Love, Respect, Leadership and Technique and NOT Hotdogs, Cheese, Biscuit and Dried Liver. Let’s face it, it doesn’t take much talent or skill to bribe a dog to death and then call it “dog training.”
Myth # 3:You Can Solve Your Dog’s Bad Habits Which Mostly Occur in Your Home, by Joining an Obedience Class
Dog obedience classes are just for that. They are structured to teach your dog the “obedience factor” only! Bad habits such as jumping up, play-biting, bolting, not being fully housebroken, over-protectiveness, and not having manners around your guests, are all best solved in private or in your home first. Group-class trainers, no matter how qualified they may be, cannot help you with these issues around ten more untrained dogs and ten novice owners. Even teaching your dog to Heel, Stay, Lie Down and Come are best taught in private and without distractions first.
Myth
# 4:You Can’t Really Teach a Young Pup Under Four Months Old. And If Your Dog Is a Few Years Old, You’re Totally Out of Luck!
No dog is ever too young or too old to learn what is right and what is wrong. What is acceptable and what isn’t. So it doesn’t really matter whether your dog is an eight week old pup or a stubborn eight yr old dog. With a “Diverse Method,” all dogs can be trained and learn to obey your rules. For example, bad habits―such as peeing and pooping all over and inside your house, jumping up, lunging, snapping, running around like a maniac, barking excessively, terrorizing the guests and chasing down your poor family cat, are all unacceptable behavior. There is no excuse or age limit for them and with proper guidance and training technique, they too can be solved.
Myth
# 5:Since “NO” Doesn’t Get Your Dog’s Attention Anymore, Change it to “Eh”, “Eh-eh” or “Shht” Instead
You definitely want your dog to stop whatever it’s doing the second it hears the word--“NO!” Even if you have been somewhat successful in getting your dog’s attention with strange terms such as: “eh,” “eh-eh,” or even “ baaaah,” your friends, relatives, the kids, and the rest of your family members will laugh at you and have a hard time remembering it. Don’t forget. When your dog misbehaves, people naturally say “NO!” to it. They won't care much for other terms. Yes, Cesar Millan can control dogs with “Shhht” and it works for him. Are you The Dog Whisperer? I didn’t think so! ( Hey Cesar. You owe me one buddy! )
Myth
# 6:Don’t Bother Giving Your Dog ANY Commands Until You Get His Visual Attention by Saying, “Watch Me!” First
Answer this honestly! Would you rather have your dog look at you or actually “listen” to you? That’s right. LISTENING is far more important. Then please don’t stall your training with the annoying, watch me… watch me…watch me... that’s called nagging!!! You only need your dog’s eyes glued on to you if you are going to compete in obedience trials competition. Speaking from experience, most of you only care for a well-mannered and an obedient pet rather than a super-trained dog that wins you all these titles, ribbons, and trophies. Myth # 7:All Dogs Can Be Trained with the Same Training Tool
There is no magical tool that works on EVERY dog. Some dogs are just too strong, too big, too stubborn, and too unpredictable for their poor owners. So which training tools do top trainers swear by? The answer may surprise you, but they too rely on whatever that works best for them and their dogs. So why should it be any different with you and your pooch? If a certain tool which you are using at the moment doesn’t seem to get your dog’s full attention or match your physical strength, you might want to try another one. Why use what doesn’t work? This is especially obvious around tempting distractions. Myth
# 8: Walk and Heel Your Dog on the Left Side or on the Inside of the Street
You are most likely right-handed. Then why go through the hassle of learning a new skill by trying to control your strong, hyper, unpredictable, and easily-distracted dog with the weakest and least coordinated side of your body? Keeping dogs on your left side is only required for showing and competition training. A well-trained dog can learn to walk on either side of the street. But oddly, most trainers hide this fact from you.
Myth
# 9:Dogs
Were Born to Please
The sad truth is the majority of our dogs rather please themselves first. Think about it. Your dog obviously loves you to death, but don’t confuse that with “respect” or “obedience.” Besides, if all dogs were truly "pleasers", don’t you think there would be NO dog training books, dog trainers, dog behaviorists or even doggie shrinks? Everybody would have a perfect dog with no bad habits and a dog that listens to you no matter what. Case closed! Myth # 10:If You Send Your Dog Away to Be Trained, It Will Learn to Listen ONLY to the Trainer and Ignore You All Over Again
Here’s how I will bust this myth once and for all: Nobody can argue with the fact that all the best-trained dogs you can think of have been trained by an expert first. Dogs for the blind, dogs for the handicap, hunting dogs and attack-trained police dogs are just a few examples. Drop-off training is a wise choice, especially when you travel out of town, have a busy schedule, are moving, or simply prefer the trainer to do the hardest part for you and then you’ll do the maintenance. Basically your dog goes to rehab or gets re-trained, then the harder part comes next―training YOU!
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•Putting
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Which always costs you much more than ANY dog training program out there.
• A dog that comes to you only when-- HE--is ready and
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You can't call that a trained dog, can you?
•Changing
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Also, you don't have to
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kuvasz, hygnhund, ibitzan hound, iseland sheepdog, illyrian
sheepdog,
inca hairless dog, intelligence, irish setter, irish
wolfhound, istrian shepherd, istrian smooth coated hound,
spinone, jack
russell terrier, jackals, japanese akita, japanese chin,
japanese spitz, jpanese terrier, jindo jura hound, kai
dog, karabash,
karelian bear, keeshond, kerry beagle, derry blue terrier,
king charles spaniel, komondor, kooikerhondje, korhonen,
kuvac, labradoodle,
labrador retriever, laekenois, laikas, lakeland terrier,
lancashire heeler, landseer, lapinporokoira, large munsterlander,
laufhunds,
leonberger, lhasa apso, livestock, lucas, terrier, lundehund,
lurcher wirehaired, lysenko, belgian mailinoi, maltese,
machester terrier, maremma sheepdog, markiesje, bull
terrier, Moscow
watchdog, mudi, new zealand huntaway, newfoundland, niederlaufhunds,
nipper,
nordic spitz, norfolk terrier, north american shepherd,
nowegian elkhound, Norwich terrier, nova scotia duck
tolling retriever,
old danish pointer, olde english sheepdog, olde english
bulldogge, otterhoun, otter hunting, pack behavior, papillon,
parson jack russell, patterdallle, pekepoo, pekingese,
pembroke
welsh cogi,
peruvian inca orchid, pharaoh hound, picardy shepherd,
picasso pablo, pliny the elder, plott hound, podnco canario,
podengo
portugueso, French pyrenean, pudlepointer, saint german,
slovensky, polish hound, polish lowland sheepdog, pomeranian,
corded poodle,
standard poodle, minature poodle, porcelain, portegese
pointer, shepherd dog, watchdog, water dog, posavac hound,
pug, puli,
pumi, craccoon dog, rampur gryhound, redbone greyhound,
rhodesian ridgeback, rottweiler, rough collie, russo
european laika,
saarloose wolfhound, saint bernard, saluki, samoyd, scent
hound, schipperke,
schwyzer laufhund, scottish terrier, sealyham terrier,
segugio italiano, shar pei, shetland sheepdog, shiba
inu, shih tzu,
shikoku, shilo shepherd, shih tzu, shikoku, siberian
husky, sight hounds,
sight sense, singing, dog, shye terrer, slovensky pointer,
kuvac, hruborsty stavac, socialization, wheaten terrier,
south russian
sheepdog, steppe hound, stabyhoun, saffordshire bull
terrier, styriaa rough haired mountain hound, sussex,
Swedish elkhound,
lapphund, vallhund, drever, spainiel, talbot hound, tatra
mountain sheepdog, thai ridgeback tibetan kyi apso, tibetan
mastiff, tibetan
terrier, toy terrier, chihuahua, moscow long haired toy
transylvanian hound, treeing walker coonhound, vizsla,
volpino , weimaraner,
welsh springer spaniel, west highland white terrier,
siberian laika, wetterhoun, wheaten terrier, whippet,
wire fox terrier
Kevin Salim is doing seminars in these cities and accept
dogs for boarding and training:
San Francisco, Bay area, Berkley, San Jose, Los Angeles,
Alabama, Auburn, San Diego, Beverly Hills, New York,
Chicago, Bimingham,
Huntsville, Jacksonville, Montgomery, Florida, Miami,
Long Beach, Troy, Mobile, Los Angeles, Anchorage, Fairbanks,
Homer, Alaska,
Juneau, Ketchikan, Kodiak, Seward, Sitka, Beverly Hills,
Arizona, Flagstaff, Mesa, Phonix, Prescott, Scottsdale,
Sedona, Tempe,
tucson, Arkansas, Conway, Eureka Springs, Fayetteville,
Fort smith, Hot Springs, Jonesboro, Liltle rock, Mountain,
Anaheim,
Aspen, Boulder, Breckridge, Colorado Springs, Denver,
Durango,
Estes park, Fort Collins, Colorado, Connecticut, Danbury,
Fairfield, Greenwich, Hartford, Mystic, New Haven, Stamford,
Storrs, Delaware,
Bethany beach, Dover, Lewes, Middletown, Newark, Rehoboth
beach, Wilmington, Fort lauderdale, Gainesville, Miami,
Orlando, Pensacola,
Tallahassee, Tampa, Georgia, Athens, Atlanta, Augusta,
Columbus, Macon, Marietta, Savannah, Statesboro, Hawaii,
Hilo, Honolulu,
Kailua, Kihei, Kahului, Lahaina, Lihue, Waikoloa, Idaho,
Boise, Coeur Alene, Idaho falls, Lewiston, Moscow, Pocatello,
Sun
valley, Twin falls, Illinois, Bloomington, Chicago, Evanson,
Gurnee,
Naperville, Peoria, Springfield, Urbana, Indiana, Indianapolis,
Fort Wayne, Munice, Nortre dame, Terre haute, West Lafayette,
Iowa, Ames, Cedar falls, Cedar rapids, Davenport, Des
Moines, Dubuque, Iowa city, Sioux city, Emporia, Hutchinson,
Kansas
City, Lawrence, Manhattan, Overland park, Topeka, Wichita,
Kentucky,
Bowling green, Frankfort, Lexington, Lousiville, Morehead,
Murray, Owensboro, Richmond, Louisiana, Baton Rouge,
Lake Charles, Monroe,
Natchitoches, New Orleans, Shreveport, Ruston, Maine,
Bangor, Bar Harbor, Brunswick, Gorham, Lewiston, Orono,
Portland,
Waterville, Maine, Maryland, Annapolis, Baltimore, Bethesda,
College park,
Columbia, Frederick, Ocean city, Rockville, Massachussetts,
Amherst, Boston, Cambridge, Chestnut, Hill, Salem, Springfield,
Waltham,
Worcester, Bloomington, Minnesota, Duluth, Manakato,
Minneapolis, Saint cloud, Saint Paul, Rochester, Winona,
Mmississippi,
Biloxi, Gulfport, Hattiesburg, Jackson, Lorman, Oxford,
Tunica, Tupelo,
Missouri, Branson, Cape Giardeau, Columbia, Jefferson
city, Springfield, Rensburg, Montana, Billings, Bozeman,
Butte,
Great falls, Helena,
Kalispell, Missoula, West Glacier, Nebraska, Bellevue,
Chadron, Columbus, Grand island, Hastings, Kearney, Lincoln,
Omaha,
Nevada, Carson City Henderson, Las Vegas, Laughlin, Mesquite,
Pahrump,
Reno, Sparks, New Hampshire, Concord, Durham, Hanover,
Keene, Manchester, Nashua, North Conway, Portsmouth,
New Jersey,
Atlantic City, Cape May, Hoboken, Jersey City, New Brunswick,
Princeton,
Trenton, New Mexico, Albuquerque, Carlsbad, Farmington,
Las Cruces, Roswell, Ruidoso, Santa Fe, Taos, New York,
Alabany,
Brooklyn,
Buffalo, Ithaca, Syracuse, White Pains, North Carolina,
Asheville, Chapel Hill, Charlotte, Durahm, Greensboro,
Raleigh, Winston
Salem, Wilmington, North Dakota, Bismarck, Devils Lake,
Dickinson, Fargo, Grand Forks, Jamestown, Minot, Wahpeton,
Ohio, Akron,
Cinicinnati, Cleveland, Dayton, Kent, Sandusky, Toledo,
Oklahoma, Ada, Edmond, Lawton, Norman, Oklahoma City,
Stillwater, Tahlequah,
Tulsa, Oregon, Ashland, Beaverton, Bend, Corvallis, Eugene,
Medford, Portland, Pennsylvania, Allentown, Erie, Harrisburg,
Heshey,Lancaster,
Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, State College, Rhode Island,
Bristol, Block Island, Cranston, Kingston, Newport, Providence,
Smithfield,
Warwick, South Carolina, Chaleston, Clemson, Greenville,
Columbia, Greenville, Hilton head, Myrtle Beach, Orangeburg,
Spartanburg,
South Dakota, Aberdeen, Brookings, Keystone, Mitchell,
Rapid City, Sioux Falls, Sturgis, Vermillion, Tennessee,
Chattanooga,
Gatlingburg, Knoxville, Memphis, Murfreesboro, Nashville,
Texas, Austin, College station, Dallas, El Paso, Fort
Worth Houston,
Lubbock, San Antonio, Cedar City, Utah, Logan, Moab,
Ogden, Park City, Saint George, Salt Lake City, Vermont,
Bennington,
Brattleboro,
Colchester, Killington, Manchester, Middlebury, Stowe,
Virginia, Alexandaria, Blacksburg, Charlottesville, Fairfax,
Norfolk,
Richmond, Virginia Beach, Williamsburg, Washington, Bellevue,
Bellingham,
Olympia, Pullman, Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, Vancouver,
West Virginia, Beckley, Bluefield, Charleston, Fairmont,
Harpers
Ferry, Huntington,
Morgantown, Wheeling, Wisconsin, Appleton, Eau Claire,
Green Bay, Kenosha, La Crosse, Madison, Milwaukee, Oshkosh,
Wyoming,
Casper, Cheyenne, Cody, Gillette, Laramie, Rock Springs, Sheridan