Why Train Your Dog?
If you are one of the kind angels that have rescued an unwanted dog and adopted him into your family, you may find the answer to this question in the baggage that came with your new addition. If you are a well intentioned pet lover that just went to “look” but couldn’t resist bringing that precious pup home…but like many before you, overestimated the time that you would actually have in your busy schedule for puppy rearing, the answer may be coming into focus for you by now. Or possibly you are a new dog owner that has simply gotten in over your head either because the breed of dog you chose isn’t quite what you expected or maybe the “language of dog” is a mystery to you. The dog whisperer made it look so easy, but the effects of the communication breakdown is answering this question for you also. You might be a dog owner that chose their breed wisely, steered clear of inheriting existing second hand behavioral issues that often come with rescue animals. You may have established yourself as your puppy’s pack leader early on, and were consistent with housebreaking rules. Your dog minds fairly well most of the time. And walks on a leash. Congratulations on a job well done! Pat yourself on the back and read on for your answer to this question. It may surprise you.
Without proper training many dogs can develop behavioral issues that keep them from developing their full potential as pets and companions. Some will develop negative behaviors to the extent that they become a danger to themselves and or others. Some of the more extreme behaviors may include aggression to people or other animals, destroying property by chewing everything from shoes to couches to holes in the wall, incessant barking, eliminating inside the house, ingesting dangerous items, or literally running people over. Other behaviors we see frequently include pulling their owners all over while on leash, running away, not coming when they are called or being generally disobe
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