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🐾 Is your dog or puppy resource guarding? 🐕 Resource guarding, or possession aggression, can show up as early as puppyhood and escalate if not addressed correctly. 💡 Check out our short video for the do's and don'ts of handling possession aggression and what everyone needs to understand to create trust and confidence for dogs.

Learn These Simple Yet Effective Tactics for Preventing Separation Anxiety in Dogs. Click here to know more:- https://lnkd.in/e9nxEFi3 #dogtrainingtips #separationanxiety #dogbehavior #doglovers #dogtraining #doganxiety #LinkedInTips #LinkedInStrategy 

This is from our online lecture with Michael Ellis and Florian Schneider on dealing with dogs with high and low motivations and how to work with each type of of dog. Click this link for more information and to purchase https://lnkd.in/gDnKry-n

Dominance aggression is one of the most misunderstood types of dog aggression for dog owners. For the full video visit https://lnkd.in/gEBbRGUq. #dogaggression

Day will come when we both fade away, however, there are things we will continue to do until that time happens. Dogs mirror our emotions. People who come to me for behavior consult for their dogs, more often than not have something going on in their households too. My recommendation, without getting personal is to share what they can. These insights help us solve the issue. If you will start playing more with your dogs, that will help your dog calm down. Now replace the word 'dog' with a 'kid' and read it again. #Behavior #Pets

Dogs are communicating to us all the time via their body language and behaviour, but are we really listening? Or are we just labelling their actions as ‘naughty’ or ‘silly’?? Understanding the ‘why’ behind their behaviour, is key to changing their behaviour. Need help - Canine Behaviour (houndsnharmony.co.uk) #caninebehaviour #dogbehaviour #dogtraining

Can you imagine treating a child the way some trainers treat dogs? If someone did similar things to a child and posted it on social media, there would be an uproar. But people do it to dogs all the time in the name of "training" and even defend it, as though they’re doing something good. Sadly, they’re building a following of others who do the same, perpetuating the myth that harsh methods are the “only thing that works with aggressive dogs.” But it doesn’t work. It causes trauma and emotional suppression. It victimises the biggest victims and that’s why it’s so painful to see. This is why educated people never meet force with force, or threats with threats. Instead, we soothe the nervous system and bring the scared dog back to a state of safety. Because we know the truth behind the snarl. We know the fear behind the fight. We love the dog enough to better ourselves in understanding and empathy. Nobody is perfect, but at least if we educate ourselves and advocate kindness we are trying. https://lnkd.in/eGkW6-BS

If your best friend suffers from canine elbow dysplasia, it's not fun for them or for you. Here's how to recognize and support elbow dysplasia in dogs. https://lnkd.in/gMsKGH6u

Bloat in dogs is a medical emergency, yet so many people do not know what bloat is or recognize the signs until it's too late. In my latest video, I tell you what bloat is, the signs to look for, what to do next, and how to prevent this from happening to your dog. https://lnkd.in/gRZkvu2H

#behaviormodification #counter-conditioning #dogbehavior #gradualdesensitization #professionalhelp #separationanxiety Dealing with Separation Anxiety in Dogs: A Comprehensive Guide https://lnkd.in/gRtgzgVR