Elite Canine Davao

Elite Canine Davao We offer Home Service Dog Training with Basic and Advanced trainings effective for your dog's behavioral problems. Let us help you and your pooch!

Effective positive dog behavior training involves you, the pet parent, and your pet.

15/10/2023

Training doesn't have to be cruel and punishment-orriented. If you train using positive reinforcement, you'll get a trained dog and you will maintain the spirit of that dog.

STUDENTS FROM CATALUNAN GRANDE 🐾🐕
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Congratulations HUGHIE in completing your behavioral and basic obedience course 🥳 big changes in behavior 👏 very good ya...
12/09/2023

Congratulations HUGHIE in completing your behavioral and basic obedience course 🥳
big changes in behavior 👏 very good yan sa training .

Thank you so much for trusting Elite Canine Davao Ma'am and Sir 😇

07/09/2023

"Be the person your dog thinks you are."

Turn over of commands
-Student Rocky

26/08/2023

Student Rocky 🐕‍🦺

21/08/2023

Try out lang muna sir 😁

13/08/2023

Student Hughie 2nd day of training - proper walking 🐾

Thank you for trusting Elite Canine Davao Ma’am 🫶🏻
04/05/2023

Thank you for trusting Elite Canine Davao Ma’am 🫶🏻

Rotties are Agressive 👹No !! They are Adorable 🥰
14/04/2023

Rotties are Agressive 👹
No !! They are Adorable 🥰

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02/04/2023

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Student Cookie first session.1 year and 7 months old. With behavioral issues - one master walang iba makahawak. Time for...
02/04/2023

Student Cookie first session.

1 year and 7 months old.
With behavioral issues - one master walang iba makahawak.

Time for a change 💪

Smart enough to protect his master 🐕‍🦺💯Tazmania - Belgian Malinois
02/04/2023

Smart enough to protect his master 🐕‍🦺💯

Tazmania - Belgian Malinois

19/02/2023

Student Khai’s introduction in training 🐕‍🦺

Student Khai , Belgian Malinois 5 months old .Our first Session 🐕‍🦺
19/02/2023

Student Khai , Belgian Malinois 5 months old .
Our first Session 🐕‍🦺

18/12/2022

DSARDV Activity last Dec. 18
With Architect Pruel Tan and DSARDV team

Dog name : Neresme.
Intorduction to Search and rescue dog foundation training.

TRAINER/AGITATOR yours truly
Reden Tizon / Elite Canine Davao

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21/11/2022

Turn over of commands to the owner 🐕😎

TemperamentA simple truth: dogs have different dispositions and personalities. This seems so basic it needs no discussio...
22/09/2022

Temperament

A simple truth: dogs have different dispositions and personalities. This seems so basic it needs no discussion. Recognizing differences and understanding a dog's temperament yields several benefits: It helps us appreciate our dogs. It gives us a foundation for dealing with some differences. And most importantly, appreciation leads to greater patience.

For a greater understanding of what makes your dog tick, here's some information on the basic components of dog temperament.

Willing or unwilling

Willingness refers to a dog's "work ethic" - his inherent interest in performing a task. A dog willingly performs a task that has intrinsic value to him. If it has none, he's less eager.

Some tasks are self-reinforcing. Think about this - doesn't it make sense that a retriever is more "willing" to fetch than say a terrier? For a dog selectively bred with an innate desire to find and bring back birds, retrieving is self-reinforcing. But the terrier has been bred to chase and kill vermin, not to retrieve them. He'll happily chase a ball, but once he's got it, his shakes it "to death" with the attitude, "It's mine!"

Some dogs are thought to be "stubborn." They're not. But with no intrinsic reward in an activity, the dog doesn't have a good reason to do it. After all, what's in it for him? The solution? Give him a good reason.

It all boils down to motivation: what's in it for your dog - what's the reward? Training a dog to perform something he wants to do (something self-rewarding) is a piece of cake. But even when an activity is not rewarding in itself, training can be easy. You simply provide a valuable payoff for your dog. With the right motivation, even the most unwilling dog will happily cooperate.

Dependent or Independent

The more independent the dog the less he desires human affection, praise, attention or companionship. The opposite, a dependent dog, craves companionship and attention. A dependent dog can be like Velcro - following you wherever you go, even around your home.

Many breeds have been selectively bred to be independent - to perform tasks detached from people. Think about sled dogs pulling a sled, hounds hunting in packs, and herd-guarding breeds left alone for weeks with only sheep for company. These dogs wouldn't be able to do their jobs if they craved attention from a person.

Again, often called "stubborn", an independent dog is simply one for whom human attention isn't as highly rewarding. This doesn't mean they can't be trained, or even that they're difficult to train. Training an independent dog is simply a case of finding a reward more motivating than praise or affection.

Mentally Sensitive or insensitive

Mental sensitivity is the degree to which a dog is affected by our emotions. Dogs don't understand human expressions of anger, frustration, disappointment, depression or sadness. A mentally sensitive dog gets anxious and upset when we are. An insensitive dog is less affected by our moods.

When we are angry, tense or depressed, our dogs may behave differently - even acting out. So consider whether your mood is affecting your dog's mental state. And never blame your dog for his bad behavior.

Most importantly, never take out your frustration or anger on your dog. If you do, your dog will view you as frightening and arbitrary rather than fair and trustworthy. We don't think this is the kind of relationship you want.

Dominant

Probably the most misunderstood term in all of dogdom, a "dominant" dog is viewed as challenging the humans to lead the pack. We don't buy this. All dogs - regardless of whether they appear to be dominant, submissive, or something in between - are merely trying to make their lives as comfortable and pleasing as possible.

Try this on for size. A dog isn't dominant; he's pushy. He's confident. He wants something; he tries for it; he gets it. His success reinforces his pushy behavior. Dog owners often unwittingly reward pushy behavior, inadvertently training a confident dog to be even pushier. Bratty behavior is then termed "dominant."

Why does it matter? Because this label creates an adversarial climate: "Oh, no! My dog is asserting his dominance. He's trying to take over. And we can't have that!" So starts a contentious relationship that negatively affects our feelings toward and our interactions with our dogs - and theirs with us. Sadly, this diminished relationship is all too common.

Don't misunderstand us. We know that having a pushy dog can try the patience of even the most tolerant owner. The good news is that there's an alternative to the "us-against-them" attitude. Positive training and some simple behavior modification will quickly improve even the brattiest of bratty behavior.

Submissive

So what about dog with a submissive temperament? Submissive dogs often lack self-confidence. They display the body language (Basics A-6) of fear and subordinance in an attempt to calm assertive or aggressive behavior. Mentally sensitive dogs often display submissive signals when you get angry or upset. A submissive or fearful dog often benefits greatly from confidence-building activities such as training and participating in dog sports like agility and flyball.

Energy or Drive

Does your dog tear around the house doing "wheelies?" While not strictly a component of temperament, your dog's energy level can influence your relationship. Energy level translates to activity level. Just as some people are non-stop while others are lethargic in comparison, so are dogs.

A high-drive dog requires an activity outlet, or her energy will be expended somewhere - anywhere - usually in what people consider behavior problems. Some less-than-desirable energy outlets are destructive chewing, digging, barking, and pestering behavior.

While it would be ideal if a dog's energy requirements were well matched with her human's, this isn't always the case. But mismatches are not hopeless. Owners of high-energy dogs simply have to find a healthy outlet for the dog's vigor. If you're active, include your dog in your daily walk or run.* Other ideal outlets for energetic dogs include activities such as agility, flyball, doggy daycare and playgroups. And don't forget training mental exercise can be a terrific outlet for your dog's energy.

23/07/2021

Is your dog hard to tame when walking? 🤔And that makes you as a dog owner have a hard time to go to walks? 😩

Let us help you and your dog! 👍
Proper walking and handling training.
Contact us now!

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21/07/2021

Your dog is not GIVING you a hard time. Your dog is HAVING a hard time. Don't give up on them, they will give you something you never knew you needed 🐶

Train your dogs with us !
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📲 09108621280

20/07/2021

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19/07/2021

Having behavioral problems with your Belgian Malinois? Train your dog with us ! 😉



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18/07/2021

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18/07/2021

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18/07/2021

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