Sit Stay Obey - Training the Humane, Scientific Way

Sit Stay Obey - Training the Humane, Scientific Way Sit Stay Obey:In-home dog training that uses humane, scientific methods. Compassionate & convenient! Most dogs want nothing more than to please us.
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Tested and Certified in Dog Obedience & Behavior: I was trained under a 20-year veteran trainer and animal behaviorist who studied and trained thousands of dogs, using the most scientifically-proven, positive methods in dog ethology

Continued Education: I receive continued education/consulting from a veterinary behaviorist, the most highly educated animal professional (an animal psychiatrist), o

f which there are only about 50 in the entire country. Experience: 11 years

Locations served: Fulshear, Katy, Richmond area. Training Method: Positive, force-free, reward-based training methods that strengthen the bond between the owner and dog, making it fun for the dog and family, while getting the results you want. Philosophy: NO obedience training should ever break a dog’s spirit. I always work WITH the dog and his/her individual temperament/wiring. To win our affection and praise. We have brought them into our world of concrete and unfamiliar sights and sounds. The least we can do is help them understand, in a loving and non-threatening way, what we expect of them. In return, they give us the unconditional love and loyalty that only they can do. The science is out that fear and punishment-based methods are NOT only unnecessary, but are counterproductive, meaning they can cause a host of other problems that aren’t worth the risk. Not only are dogs trained negatively more likely to get defensive and/or aggressive, but that’s no way to live….in fear. You want a relaxed dog that believes the world, and the people in it, are good.

Proud pups!
11/16/2023

Proud pups!

10/20/2023
10/04/2023

Meet Moby. He is a happy, silly, 10 month old pup who is so mellow, except……he has major melt downs if left alone, even for a few minutes😪. Here, we are training him to build relaxation/comfort associations with a mat that we will eventually leave out when left alone. Thanks to the help of Dr. Lore Haug and my colleague, Beth Brown (a separation anxiety specialist), he is learning to cope better, bit by bit, when he doesn’t have companionship. Being without humans is hard for him.

I‘d recommend some steps before this (good recall, desensitization to potential triggers, etc) but great article and vid...
03/22/2023

I‘d recommend some steps before this (good recall, desensitization to potential triggers, etc) but great article and video!

A decompression walk is a dog-led walk that allows your dog to engage in natural behaviors that they find satisfying.

Meet Carley. She is a freight train of love and boundless energy. Amazingly athletic and astute. Thanks to dedicated ...
02/22/2023

Meet Carley. She is a freight train of love and boundless energy. Amazingly athletic and astute. Thanks to dedicated owners, who trusted the process of humane,scientific training methods, (rather than fear or force), she is getting the enrichment she needs and learning how to release energy in acceptable ways (see video in comments), as well as learning how to relax on her mat with house guests. Carley is crushing it!!!!!!

02/09/2023

This is messy (and there are many baby steps before this point), but I only had a short time with my Grandson, Moby, in San Diego, so we moved quicker than people should to desensitize to the grooming process. We used a men’s electric razor and my daughter isn’t actually trimming the dog, just getting him used to the sounds and feel of a groom so he’s more comfortable and familiar with the process before the real deal. I thought I’d post it to at least get the word out that you should be preparing your pups for grooming. Otherwise it can be very stressful for them and the groomers. To learn all the steps…www.sitstayobeyacademy.com

02/04/2023

How you can train your dog while you work!

12/17/2022

Meet Rex. He takes his job of watching over the neighborhood very seriously. This video is cute, but more importantly, it explains why we train the humane, scientific way. This dog knows that hand is shutting the blinds…..something he does not want. If we had taught the dog that we control him through pain, fear or punishment to get what we want, he could decide to break every bone in that hand to get what he wants. All respect to this dog who chooses patience and persistence. Sit Stay Obey - Training the Humane, Scientific Way. www.sitstayobeyacademy.com

11/07/2022

Crate acclimation. Making them feel like they have a choice and it’s their decision to go in, makes all the difference, when starting the process. Be sure to watch the whole video to see how Zoey’s owner waits her out for quite some time the second time around. Wish I had made video of stage one, but here is stage 2.

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Meet Moby. He is a happy, silly, 10 month old pup who is so mellow, except……he has major melt downs if left alone, even for a few minutes😪. Here, we are training him to build relaxation/comfort associations with a mat that we will eventually leave out when left alone. Thanks to the help of Dr. Lore Haug and my colleague, Beth Brown (a separation anxiety specialist), he is learning to cope better, bit by bit, when he doesn’t have companionship. Being without humans is hard for him.

This is messy (and there are many baby steps before this point), but I only had a short time with my Grandson, Moby, in San Diego, so we moved quicker than people should to desensitize to the grooming process. We used a men’s electric razor and my daughter isn’t actually trimming the dog, just getting him used to the sounds and feel of a groom so he’s more comfortable and familiar with the process before the real deal. I thought I’d post it to at least get the word out that you should be preparing your pups for grooming. Otherwise it can be very stressful for them and the groomers. To learn all the steps…www.sitstayobeyacademy.com

How you can train your dog while you work!

Meet Rex. He takes his job of watching over the neighborhood very seriously. This video is cute, but more importantly, it explains why we train the humane, scientific way. This dog knows that hand is shutting the blinds…..something he does not want. If we had taught the dog that we control him through pain, fear or punishment to get what we want, he could decide to break every bone in that hand to get what he wants. All respect to this dog who chooses patience and persistence. Sit Stay Obey - Training the Humane, Scientific Way. www.sitstayobeyacademy.com

Crate acclimation. Making them feel like they have a choice and it’s their decision to go in, makes all the difference, when starting the process. Be sure to watch the whole video to see how Zoey’s owner waits her out for quite some time the second time around. Wish I had made video of stage one, but here is stage 2.

Meet Zeus. Some days his owner is so tired after work and wants a little relaxation time, and Zeus wants and NEEDS to play. So, he barks and nips at his owner. Here’s a way to give a working breed pup the feeling of connection and fun when you’re exhausted. Note: the tray is a body (and couch) blocker to be used as a shield only… to help Zeus learn the boundaries of the game. Creativity for Canines: www.sitstayobeyacademy.com

Milton gets extremely scared of any new person or thing. Like most pups in 2020, he didn’t get a lot of socialization due to covid. He is getting desensitized by making positive associations with previous triggers and being taught relaxation activities. Milton is making so much progress. #trainhumane

A lot of graduation ceremonies were cancelled due to Covid but here’s a come back!

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