How to train a dominant dog
Have you ever been in the situation where you are out for a walk with your
dog, happily going down the street when your heart misses a beat and then
sinks because you see another dog coming?
It means only one thing. Your lovely but very dominant dog is going to try to
leave their mark on yet another dog. And youve no idea how badly this could
go!
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Even though the other dog is on a leash you know youre in trouble if they
come too close, and so you start looking for an exit strategy…
But before you know it your dog is pulling like crazy and the hair on their back
is starting to rise.
You’ve tried everything to stop this behavior. Like tugging on the leash, a
different collar, distraction with food but nothing has made the slightest bit of
difference. Now it’s just a case of keeping them separated at all costs.
Youve started to give up all hope.
So where did it all go so horribly wrong?
The thing that so many dog owners and trainers don’t seem to understand is
that if you’ve been giving your dog the wrong messages at home then its too
late to turn it around when you see another dog on the street.
The simple fact is this...
Dogs are simple animals. And I mean that in a very loving way. But they’re
simply not interested in bigger TVs, faster cars or their next holiday.
Rather, dogs are about survival. First and foremost. Which includes protect
the property and the pack, especially when they are outside.
Now. Think about it. Dogs are pack animals. They understand there are
leaders and followers.
And the leaders decide what is dangerous and take the initiative protecting the
pack.
So what do you think happens when your dog thinks that they are the pack
leader and they walk down the street and see another strange dog coming?
That’s right. They walk up to them chest-up, head-up, tail-up and try to get
them to back down.
And that’s when it all goes pear-shaped.
But what started the reaction was giving your dog the message that they were
in charge in the first place! That theyre in fact the Pack Leader in your home.
This is where Doggy Dan’s dog training method is so cool. He totally
understands how to show dogs that youre the pack leader and the site
explains how YOU can do all of that in a very simple way. Dan even offers
YOU a 3 Day $1 trial of the site that you can take advantage of.
But whats really impressive is that he does it in such a kind and gentle way.
And its very simple, he uses 5 Golden Rules.
When you can see Doggy Dans pack around other dogs they do not overplay
their role because they all know that he is the pack leader and so can take it
easy.
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Now of course all dogs are different and some dogs are naturally more
dominant than others, and there are some who like to be more submissive. It
doesnt really matter what kind your dog is.
The secret is this:
YOU need to be the Pack Leader. Once you establish this you will find all the
other training tricks will start to work. A gentle pull on the leash, the distraction
using a food treat and the gentle word of warning.
The fact is that the training approaches that youre currently using are
probably really good ones but without a solid foundation they simply don’t
work.
Because in summary your dog is not taking any notice of you once the other
dog shows up. Your dog has bigger things to worry about, like protecting
followers in their pack (you).
So, to turn it around… again, YOU need to become the pack leader.
Doggy Dan has given me some great training tricks that I can share that will
help you achieve that calmer dog as the other dogs approach, so here are a
couple. But remember, the pack leader foundation HAS to be in place first.
• Food distractions: This approach can really work with some food
hounds! The key is this: use it as a distraction. Do not reward your dog
after they have lunged towards the oncoming dog. Use amazing food,
such as chicken or cheese. Not their usual biscuits!
• Take it slowly: Do not expect miracles overnight. Unless youve just put
the pack leader rules in place! Often pushing things too fast will result in
it going wrong, but going slowly builds confidence.
• Master the walk: Make sure that youve gotten control of your dogs
walking before you meet the oncoming dog. If you need to consider a
device other than a flat collar to achieve this then do so.
• Stay focused on what you want: It’s easy to get sucked into following
your dogs behavior but remember that you need to continue to show
your dog exactly how you want them to behave.
• Be ready to step in: Stay focused on the best result but be ready to
step in and quickly guide your dog away or gently tug or correct them.
Once youve done this remember to relax immediately afterwards.
One of the things that I love about this whole method is that it works with your
dogs natural instincts.
For example it’s natural that one dog will be above another. You can’t take that
out of dogs. But by positioning yourself as the top dog in the pack, they will not
be nearly as likely to become overly protective, tense, dominant or take things
too far.
If youre thinking that its time to take control back from your dog, and become
the kind and gentle pack leader that they are looking for then
To get your 3 day $1 trial and take a look around this amazing site now, CLICK
HERE
Remember that trying to deal with the problem when you see the other dog
approaching is always going to be too late. It’s about sorting out the real
cause of the issue that will turn things around.
Your dog is just waiting for you to give them the right messages!
dog, happily going down the street when your heart misses a beat and then
sinks because you see another dog coming?
It means only one thing. Your lovely but very dominant dog is going to try to
leave their mark on yet another dog. And youve no idea how badly this could
go!
http://30fd8lwgv6nsdq16t8vompxo8k.hop.clickbank.net/?tid=1STEven though the other dog is on a leash you know youre in trouble if they
come too close, and so you start looking for an exit strategy…
But before you know it your dog is pulling like crazy and the hair on their back
is starting to rise.
You’ve tried everything to stop this behavior. Like tugging on the leash, a
different collar, distraction with food but nothing has made the slightest bit of
difference. Now it’s just a case of keeping them separated at all costs.
Youve started to give up all hope.
So where did it all go so horribly wrong?
The thing that so many dog owners and trainers don’t seem to understand is
that if you’ve been giving your dog the wrong messages at home then its too
late to turn it around when you see another dog on the street.
The simple fact is this...
Dogs are simple animals. And I mean that in a very loving way. But they’re
simply not interested in bigger TVs, faster cars or their next holiday.
Rather, dogs are about survival. First and foremost. Which includes protect
the property and the pack, especially when they are outside.
Now. Think about it. Dogs are pack animals. They understand there are
leaders and followers.
And the leaders decide what is dangerous and take the initiative protecting the
pack.
So what do you think happens when your dog thinks that they are the pack
leader and they walk down the street and see another strange dog coming?
That’s right. They walk up to them chest-up, head-up, tail-up and try to get
them to back down.
And that’s when it all goes pear-shaped.
But what started the reaction was giving your dog the message that they were
in charge in the first place! That theyre in fact the Pack Leader in your home.
This is where Doggy Dan’s dog training method is so cool. He totally
understands how to show dogs that youre the pack leader and the site
explains how YOU can do all of that in a very simple way. Dan even offers
YOU a 3 Day $1 trial of the site that you can take advantage of.
But whats really impressive is that he does it in such a kind and gentle way.
And its very simple, he uses 5 Golden Rules.
When you can see Doggy Dans pack around other dogs they do not overplay
their role because they all know that he is the pack leader and so can take it
easy.
http://30fd8lwgv6nsdq16t8vompxo8k.hop.clickbank.net/?tid=1STNow of course all dogs are different and some dogs are naturally more
dominant than others, and there are some who like to be more submissive. It
doesnt really matter what kind your dog is.
The secret is this:
YOU need to be the Pack Leader. Once you establish this you will find all the
other training tricks will start to work. A gentle pull on the leash, the distraction
using a food treat and the gentle word of warning.
The fact is that the training approaches that youre currently using are
probably really good ones but without a solid foundation they simply don’t
work.
Because in summary your dog is not taking any notice of you once the other
dog shows up. Your dog has bigger things to worry about, like protecting
followers in their pack (you).
So, to turn it around… again, YOU need to become the pack leader.
Doggy Dan has given me some great training tricks that I can share that will
help you achieve that calmer dog as the other dogs approach, so here are a
couple. But remember, the pack leader foundation HAS to be in place first.
• Food distractions: This approach can really work with some food
hounds! The key is this: use it as a distraction. Do not reward your dog
after they have lunged towards the oncoming dog. Use amazing food,
such as chicken or cheese. Not their usual biscuits!
• Take it slowly: Do not expect miracles overnight. Unless youve just put
the pack leader rules in place! Often pushing things too fast will result in
it going wrong, but going slowly builds confidence.
• Master the walk: Make sure that youve gotten control of your dogs
walking before you meet the oncoming dog. If you need to consider a
device other than a flat collar to achieve this then do so.
• Stay focused on what you want: It’s easy to get sucked into following
your dogs behavior but remember that you need to continue to show
your dog exactly how you want them to behave.
• Be ready to step in: Stay focused on the best result but be ready to
step in and quickly guide your dog away or gently tug or correct them.
Once youve done this remember to relax immediately afterwards.
One of the things that I love about this whole method is that it works with your
dogs natural instincts.
For example it’s natural that one dog will be above another. You can’t take that
out of dogs. But by positioning yourself as the top dog in the pack, they will not
be nearly as likely to become overly protective, tense, dominant or take things
too far.
If youre thinking that its time to take control back from your dog, and become
the kind and gentle pack leader that they are looking for then
To get your 3 day $1 trial and take a look around this amazing site now, CLICK
HERE
Remember that trying to deal with the problem when you see the other dog
approaching is always going to be too late. It’s about sorting out the real
cause of the issue that will turn things around.
Your dog is just waiting for you to give them the right messages!
