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Jen Keller Dog Training & Behavior I am a behaviorist / dog trainer who uses trust, respect, & understanding mutually, no prong collars.

I go to you and your dog , virus concerns no problem (out door training always available).

15/12/2024

Dogs often feel they need a job! This dog felt the need to pull things like a sled dog or a cart dog, giving a dog a job makes a dog feel useful.

I also suggest a dog backpack and or getting a cart to follow .

The calm association taught after a long long training session on the treadmill! It is all “relationship based” not lure...
14/12/2024

The calm association taught after a long long training session on the treadmill! It is all “relationship based” not lured, bribed, or punishment based.

Loki has found the keys to calm happiness with his peaceful new friend, Princeton. 1. Calm door greetings (nose instead ...
17/11/2024

Loki has found the keys to calm happiness with his peaceful new friend, Princeton.

1. Calm door greetings (nose instead of eyes)
2. Follow walk (no pulling or hesitation/refusal)
3. Enjoy peaceful cuddles while being rewarded during the calm after the walk!

Peaceful calm means no chewing the tree shaped pillow, instead he is learning to associate it with calm peacefulness!

Body language is 95% of “dog language”!Silently communicating be calm, confident, & socially discerning is the way to ex...
22/10/2024

Body language is 95% of “dog language”!

Silently communicating be calm, confident, & socially discerning is the way to excellent social skills even in challenging public places!

It’s important to exit the car calmly, reacting to others, choosing not to react impulsively, is all a part of “dog language” .

Q: Why is the transition from car to out of car important?

A: The car is a boundary between home and public.

18/10/2024

The calm for reward after the pack walk!
18/10/2024

The calm for reward after the pack walk!

Sophie, Louie,& Charlie learning calm greetings, calm follow (loose lead walk), and calm rewards! All things calm except...
13/09/2024

Sophie, Louie,& Charlie learning calm greetings, calm follow (loose lead walk), and calm rewards!

All things calm except light hearted play, key term here is “light hearted” not extremely serious play!

No top of the couch surfing either (king of the mountain is always a bad thing for the emotional state of tiny dogs)!

After 2 weeks so far Sophie is no longer barking at people on the walk, no longer pulling on leash, and knows my standard of calm for greetings and post walk rewards! Sophie is no long frustrated anxious! Her temperament is middle of the pack and personality sensitive.

After 3 weeks Louie joined the training regime and is already picking up on everything very well (anxiety almost a thing in the past each day more and more calm). His temperament is back of the back and personality sensitive.

Charlie finally began joining my standard of calm but not until the end of each session, he’s the more stoic of the group, he just needs to rest each and every person for consistency in calm leadership! His temperament is just like Sophie’s but personality less sensitive.

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