Because it matters how we work with our dogs.
[Sassy_Social_Share title="Share it with someone!"] Is it more ethical or moral to use positive dog training? For Eric Brad, the reasons are less lofty and more practical. And sometimes the simplest reasons can be the …
Continue Reading about Confessions of a Positive Dog Trainer
[Sassy_Social_Share title="Share it with someone!"] Have you heard about positive training but aren’t sure what it is or how to get started? Well, I can give you a road map to success with four great books to get you …
[Sassy_Social_Share title="Share it with someone!"] When a dog’s behaviour suddenly changes, a good dog trainer does not turn to training techniques and behaviour modification. They turn to their veterinarian. Chances …
Continue Reading about A Broken Dog – Part 2 (Understanding Dawns)
[Sassy_Social_Share title="Share it with someone!"] It would be great if positive training and behavioural science made everything perfect and wonderful with dogs. Most of the time, it does exactly that by providing a …
Continue Reading about A Broken Dog – Part 1 (Breaking Down)
[Sassy_Social_Share title="Share it with someone!"] Coming to Positive Reinforcement training from more traditional methods is called “crossing over.” It’s not easy to cross over from more familiar and socially …
Continue Reading about The Crossover Files – Considering Positive Dog Training
[Sassy_Social_Share title="Share it with someone!"] Dog trainers are supposed to be teaching their dogs. Eric Brad has found that there is much that the dog can teach the trainer as well. In this installment, Eric …
