Samedi
Learning is a journey, not a race—it takes time, patience, and consistency. From day one, Samedi has been an absolute star, and watching her progress has been so rewarding! If you haven’t already seen the final results of Samedi’s training, check out our videos from the SNAC - Salon National des Animaux de Compagnie 2024 event. You won’t want to miss it! E-Collar Technologies #seiriosk9 #dogtraining
3 month old Boerboel puppy. 50lbs already!! This will be fun 😁 #dogtraining #seiriosk9 #boerboel #puppy #puppytraining
🐾 Group Training Reminder! 🐾
Hi everyone! Just a friendly reminder that our Group Training session is this Saturday at 10 AM, at the usual location.
Please remember to dress appropriately for the weather and bring tug, ball or treats for your furry friends!
Looking forward to seeing all of you and your pups for a fun and productive training session! 🐶✨
🐾 Rappel pour les sessions de groupe ! 🐾
Salut à tous ! Juste un rappel amical que notre session de groupe a lieu ce samedi à 10 heures, à l'endroit habituel.
N'oubliez pas de vous habiller de manière appropriée pour la météo et d'apporter un tug, une balle ou des friandises pour vos amis à quatre pattes!
Au plaisir de vous voir tous, vous et vos chiots, pour une séance d'entraînement amusante et productive ! 🐶✨
Steak what else does @dobergirlstella have with her 🥩
🔥 The TRUTH About “Socializing” Puppies—Are We Setting Them Up for Failure? 🐾
When it comes to puppies, advice flies at you from all directions. And let’s be honest—some of it sounds like a recipe for disaster.
“Let everyone touch your puppy!”
“Make sure your pup meets every dog they see!”
“Take them to as many places as possible—just let them experience EVERYTHING!”
But here’s the question: Is this approach helping, or are we accidentally creating more problems down the road?
Let’s break it down:
When a puppy is constantly passed around for petting, overwhelmed by strangers, or encouraged to play with every dog (even the ones who might not be safe or friendly), what are they actually learning? Often, they’re picking up habits like overexcitement, boundary-pushing, and even fear or reactivity. Puppies don’t automatically know how to navigate these situations, and throwing them into chaotic or unstructured environments can have lasting consequences.
💡 Hot take: Real socialization isn’t about letting your puppy interact with everyone and everything—it’s about exposure with intention. It’s about teaching your pup how to stay calm, neutral, and confident in different situations. They don’t need to say “hi” to every dog or person. They need to learn that they can trust you to guide them through the world, while also building positive associations with new experiences.
Here’s where it gets controversial: Could the “let them meet and greet everyone” advice be why so many dogs struggle with leash pulling, overexcitement, or even reactivity as adults? By teaching puppies they always get to engage, we might actually be setting them up to expect it—making it harder to manage them in the real world.
What do you think? Are we confusing interaction with socialization? Have you experienced the good, bad, or ugly side of puppy socializing advice? Let’s hear your thoughts—drop them in the comments below! 👇
Join me LIVE! 🐾
📅 November 26th, 10:30 AM
🎙️ On 105.1 Mike FM - Live with MJ and streaming on Facebook!
Let’s talk dog training tips share advice, and answer YOUR questions live!
📻 Listen: 105.1 Mike FM
🎥 Watch: https://www.facebook.com/seiriosk9
Drop your questions below! 🐕
Another exiting episode with Marie on MJ Live 105.1 MIKE FM
Oh, joyous day! Let's chat about the magical realm of one-dimensional dog training, where complexity goes to die and every pooch is a carbon copy of Lassie. 🐶✨
Have you ever wondered why Fido isn't mastering the art of fetch or why Spot continues to greet guests with a loving leap to the face despite weeks of "professional" training? Well, my dear friends, it's not because your beloved canine companion lacks intellect; oh no, it's far more comedic.
Enter stage left: Most dog trainers with their secret sauce, the one-size-fits-all approach that miraculously fails to meet any individual needs. They're not just training your dogs; they're bestowing upon them and you the ancient art of utter confusion. It's quite the spectacle!
You see, these trainers come equipped with a manual apparently downloaded directly from Dog Training for Dummies: Cult Edition. It teaches them how not to understand an animal's fundamental needs while simultaneously mastering the skill of following each other off a metaphorical cliff. Seriously though, don't dare question their methods; you'll be met with a stare colder than a husky’s nose and an answer so vague it could qualify as modern art.
And let us bow down to their complete inability to transfer this mystical knowledge to dog owners. What's that? You'd like to know how to continue this at home? Oh, sweet summer child, aren’t you adorable thinking such secrets can be shared with mere mortals?
Now onto our four-legged friends who are as varied as snowflakes in a blizzard but are treated like factory settings on an old Nokia phone—generic and incapable of personalization. Dogs have drives and motivators as unique as your aunt’s obsession with knitting holiday sweaters for her cats.
In conclusion, if you've ever felt like you're throwing money into the doggy treat jar (also known as 'dog training') only for it never to be seen again—it might be because these "trainers" are stuck in their monotonous ways; believing every t
Let’s practice our skills to not fight the vacuum! 🐶 Exerçons nos compétences pour ne pas nous battre contre l'aspirateur !
