How To Stop Resource Guarding - Positive Method
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Is your dog protective of their toys, especially balls? Learn how to gently and effectively manage ball guarding with Chirag Patel’s expert training methods. This video guides you through understanding and modifying this common behaviour using positive reinforcement.
⚠️ Important Viewer Note:
Understanding why your dog guards resources is crucial before starting any training. This video is designed to teach you how to encourage your dog to share happily, without stress or force.
What You’ll Learn:
• Understanding Guarding: Discover why dogs guard their toys and how you can help them feel secure without the need for guarding.
• Step-by-Step Guide: Follow Chirag’s techniques to teach your dog that giving up their ball can lead to positive outcomes.
• Positive Reinforcement: Learn how to use treats and calm behaviour to build trust around your dog’s valued resources.
Resource guarding is a natural behaviour for many dogs, but it can lead to stressful situations. This video offers a compassionate approach to managing and modifying guarding behaviours, ensuring safety and harmony at home.
Chirag Patel is recognised for his kind and effective training methods. With more than two decades of experience, he focuses on understanding animal behaviour and fostering positive relationships between pets and their owners.
Have you tried these techniques with your dog? Share your experience and any questions in the comments below! Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more practical training tips from WotDog TV.
I love your energy with the pups. im sick of having Americans tell me how to train my dog we need more uk trainers. this format is awesome and can take you a long way.
Thank you thats super kind of you! Thank you for watching and commenting.
So great! Will fwd to my FETCH students as even though their dogs aren't resource guarders, should help get the message to the dog, the fun is with us, not playing by yourself. Thank you so much! Hope that helps.
Excellent work! It takes patience and breaking your training goal into tiny steps to be successful 🙌🏽🔑
Thanks for sharing your comment! Yes small steps to success
Such lovely training.
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This is why we look at Neuroscience when it comes to emotional needs. While he may be focused on the ball, he might be more tired and using the ball to relax himself. Instead, you're increasing dopamine when we he's trying to settle himself. Each time he gets the ball, he lays down. He's using his ball to increase the Parasympathetic Nervous System influence. He wants rest. Going you'll get the hint.