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Becoming a Certified Dog Trainer in an Unregulated Industry

Becoming a Certified Dog Trainer in an Unregulated Industry

The Challenges of an Unregulated Industry   I am now officially a certified dog trainer in Australia, although I have been one in South Africa since 2010. Many people don't know that the dog training industry is unregulated, which presents two main problems:...

The Power of Consequences in Dog Training

The Power of Consequences in Dog Training

Understanding Behavioral Patterns   It’s fascinating how we instinctively understand that all creatures follow behavioural patterns to seek pleasure or avoid pain. JD Roberts says, “When there are no consequences for poor work ethic and no reward for good work...

The Impact of Closed-Mindedness in Dog Training

The Impact of Closed-Mindedness in Dog Training

Meeting dog owners struggling with severe behavioural issues who remain closed-minded about new tools, techniques, or strategies is disheartening. They often believe using any form of negative consequence is cruel, mean, outdated, and abusive. They’ve been convinced...

A bit of a hairy thing to say the least

A bit of a hairy thing to say the least

Looking at the dog’s overall diet is always the first step. It might not sound so pleasant for us, but to have constipation due to lack in fibre in our diet - is not fun!

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