Discipline Isn't About Showing A Dog Who's

I Do Think There Are Some Dogs - Although It's Very, Very Rare - That Do Have To Be Kept Away From All Other Dogs And All Humans Except For The One Strong Pack Leader Whom They Trust. But I Think I've Run Into Less Than A Handful Of Dogs That Were Like That In My Entire Career.

The Dog Is A Reflection Of Your Energy, Of Your Behavior. You Have To Ask, 'what Am I Doing?' That's The Right Question To Ask.

Dogs Seek Attention From You. But By Paying Them That Attention When They Want It, You're Reinforcing The Bad Or Hyperactive Or Anxious Behavior That You're Trying To Avoid. Practice - No Touch, No Talk, No Eye Contact - And See How You Fare. You Might Be Surprised At How Quickly The Dog Settles Down And Looks To You As His Pack Leader For Direction.

To Me Dogs Are Not The Students, Not The Ones That Need Training. To Me A Dog Is A Teacher Of Life, Who Teaches Us The Principles Of The Most Important Moral Values; Honesty, Integrity, Loyalty, Trust, Respect And Love.

Many Dogs Grow Up Without Rules Or Boundaries. They Need Exercise, Discipline And Affection In That Order.