Perfect Companion K9

If you have problem stopping an undesirable behaviours, you should look at how you correct that behaviour. Are you correcting the behaviour with an aversive or are you using an obedience command as if it was an aversive?

I have seen so many aggressive dogs who were totally healthy that were sent to various vets for all sorts of tests - when what they had was a behaviour problem that is not going to be detected by MRI, CT scan, X ray or things like that.

“No” is a complete sentence in the human world; ironically, it is a dirty word to lots of people in the dog world.

We don’t encourage any on-leash greeting (i.e., allowing a dog to “say hi” to other dogs or people while leashed). Here is why. Dog...