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How to Build Confidence in a Fearful Dog
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- čas přidán 28. 11. 2019
- About this video: Beatrix was adopted at 8 months of age from the city shelter. She exhibited a lot of fearful behavior like cowering, barking and running away. This would happen in new environments, or with unfamiliar people. We wanted to be able to incorporate Beatrix into our daily activities but her fear made this impossible. Beatrix's training focused on building trust and confidence. As a result of the training we worked on together, Beatrix is now able to go everywhere.
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Believe in the training process, be consistent and you will see positive change.
Alyssa Rose
I want to thank you for your tutorials because they enhancement my knoweledge and my tools and skills a litle bit more every day. Thank you again !
I like seeing fearful behavior treated as something that is both fixable and worth fixing. Even (especially) in a little dog!
luxorien thank you! It always makes me sad when people don’t feel it’s worth the effort to help small dogs work through fear. - Alyssa
Your videos are wonderful! And I Iove your voice, very soothing
Oh thank you! Appreciate your kind words.
I already did what I know but the two treeing tenessee are always fear full with people or new noises, anyway they are having positive progress but to slow. Blesses for your community !
You truly have to embrace the process, but it's so worth it. Like the video shows, I love focusing on skill building that can help improve communication and confidence. It's also important to remember that if a dog ever seems overwhelmed and is not able to engage in training, the best thing we can do is make the training easier in some way, or remove them from the situation. Best wishes to you in your training! Best, Alyssa Rose
@@legendsdogtraining The same: Best whishes and Blesses !
@@legendsdogtraining yeah, lots of people told me: ¡ hey taket easy ! and actually I am getting outside for a walk only the one is ready amd they are improve themselves more than I expected.
Actually I have one five pack in front of the house and 4 females in the back yard wich I am trying to train about a year. The four ones do the basic without no problem indoors or in the yard but each time that I go outside in down town at least two of'em lost totally the engaged with me even don't accept treats.
I like to look at training as a way of communicating, and that communication goes both ways. When dogs lose the ability to focus in training this is usually a strong indication that they are in over their head. I always ask myself is there is something that I can do to break the training down in some way, to make it easier for the dog to be successful. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment, it's appreciated. Best, Alyssa Rose
@@legendsdogtraining Totally d'acord, You are right Alyssa as the matter of act they are always telling us green light or yellow and of course red. I already did some changes in our schedule and it looks like thath was they trully need: just a little bit less. Thankyou for every advices Alyssa Rose !
a way of comunication,.... Trully I like it and I am going to work on it. Thanks a lot Alyssa God Bless You !