Perfect Companion K9

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.

"You are not a skillful trainer if your dog is dependent on the training tool.”

Why common methods do not work, and how should we do it instead?

If you don't believe in using any aversive, what is your end game?

Respecting our space goes beyond how and when we should give affection. It is about teaching the dog not to act as a "space patrol".