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Learn how to create true role Changing...

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Learn how to create true role Changing Roles.

Added: 1/31/09

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By: Guest 5 months ago

This is appalling. I can't believe people pay you to do this kind of 'training' with their dogs. Talk about screwing up a dog for life..

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By: Guest 8 months ago

Wow this has to be the worst thing I've ever seen. It shows absolutely no communication with the dog, no control over the dog (3 minutes in and the dog is STILL trying to get up?). The dog is incredibly stressed (look at all those licks, the ears back, the body posture, the whining!). And all he's doing is yanking on the dog's collar. Over and over again. There is no training here. Training would be to teach the dog self control. I can have my dog sit and stay inches from her food and she won't move a muscle until I release her. NO LEASH REQUIRED. Who on earth IS this guy?

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How to Train your Dog - Changing Roles

Okay, so there’s no delay, there’s no psychological release point. So here you see her lean, so its like a runner ready to go. And again, at the runner that’s in a race is preparing to propel themselves forward—they’re thinking already of the race. The dog is the same way. You see a dog set and how they move and how they go a certain way that’s their thinking. They’re not listening anymore they’re already at the dish. Therefore, the chances are we have to assert ourselves we call it pure form demand. Again, with extra petting because they may be used to getting something what they want. So you’re looking at the heat of that is going to change. But we’re doing it in a way that I’m just doing this as a psychological exercise. She’s still going to eat, but I don’t need to start to surround this dish or whatever it is it could be the couch or it could be anything with ownership title of authority you start to change a few things. That’s when this whole conditioning thing is going to do. I don’t get into that because there a true way—we need to create real change with a pure form approach for her, which means you’re just doing it because I’m— And the dog isn’t going to like it. I mean they’re going to resist that on certain level, so again we want to make sure that everybody wins. Which means, then I asked her we can entertain or condition the dog to do things we want because the focus is already there. We already created real change the right way. But our personalities, we’ve already discussed this play such a big role. Again, devices and all of that stuff get more credit than they deserve. So people that have that natural ability to balance dogs unknowingly they done it through the power of their minds by expressing themselves, dogs feel that. So while I’m talking to you or talking to somebody I’m still—so all they hear peripherally, I’ll still be looking down and I’ll still be in tune. So as I’m doing this technique, you’ll see a little slack—

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Okay, so there’s no delay, there’s no psychological release point. So here you see her lean, so its like a runner ready to go. And again, at the runner that’s in a race is preparing to propel themselves forward—they’re thinking already of the race. The dog is the same way. You see a dog set and how they move and how they go a certain way that’s their thinking. They’re not listening anymore they’re already at the dish.

Therefore, the chances are we have to assert ourselves we call it pure form demand. Again, with extra petting because they may be used to getting something what they want. So you’re looking at the heat of that is going to change. But we’re doing it in a way that I’m just doing this as a psychological exercise. She’s still going to eat, but I don’t need to start to surround this dish or whatever it is it could be the couch or it could be anything with ownership title of authority you start to change a few things. That’s when this whole conditioning thing is going to do. I don’t get into that because there a true way—we need to create real change with a pure form approach for her, which means you’re just doing it because I’m—

And the dog isn’t going to like it. I mean they’re going to resist that on certain level, so again we want to make sure that everybody wins. Which means, then I asked her we can entertain or condition the dog to do things we want because the focus is already there. We already created real change the right way. But our personalities, we’ve already discussed this play such a big role. Again, devices and all of that stuff get more credit than they deserve. So people that have that natural ability to balance dogs unknowingly they done it through the power of their minds by expressing themselves, dogs feel that.

So while I’m talking to you or talking to somebody I’m still—so all they hear peripherally, I’ll still be looking down and I’ll still be in tune. So as I’m doing this technique, you’ll see a little slack—

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