Zak George is a Youtube dog influences, I began to follow because he started a series about how he trains his new border collie puppy, Inertia. I supposed myself to have a puppy in any kind of future, so I thought it might be fun to see how anyone behaves with his puppy.
Zak George has shown to be one of my guilty pleasures. He is one of those I first follow, then avföljer because I will just cracked, and then surreptitiously watching again just to switch off in the space of five minutes back, and so it goes on. It's like I have to remind myself that yes, he is actually just as bad as I did last time I looked.
For those who enjoy the right training of the dog is the most important, Zak George is a fantastic person to follow. Personally, I mostly cracked and thinks he spends too much time train its puppy, and far too little time to guide her through life.
Many of the situations he trains his dog in, can be achieved at least as good and probably faster results through the use of body language and their own energy. I have several good examples of this example to teach a dog to stay inside the door when opening (before the walk). It takes really not many minutes to put one foot in the way, or simply stand in the way of the dog, before taking that it is ok to rush out just because the door is open.
Yesterday in the day When I had the Bichon Havanese Mysak here, we passed and met the little (uh!) puppy has received the prestigious name Mozart. Mozart felt he wanted to play with Mysak, but Mysak was not at all desire and said off. Despite the absurdity of the difference in size, be Mozart NER. Where Mysak in any way mean to Mozart, or felt Mozart somehow depressed, bullied or preprinted? No, obviously not. Mysak conveyed a message that he had no desire to play right then, and then there was also no play, and so it was with the matter.
It is this type of communication which I personally think is more effective than training their dog in season and out. Dogs do not train together, communicating. Does that mean that a group of dogs can not behave towards each other because they do not train together? No, it is clear that they do not. They learn to socialize and work together through – guess what, communication.
Therefore, it will be for me as extremely odd when you insist to train their dog in just exactly every situation you can think of. For me it will be to make the dog into something it is not, and it – for me, is lousy.
To look at Zak George When he's training her puppy Inertia, is most embarrassing. He spends most of his time to run after her with a candy in one hand, a toy in the second, a leash somewhere therebetween, and looks most frustrated and a little dorky out. Geeky unit maybe he can not help, what do I know – I do not know him. But it feels like he is struggling more than he would have, he devoted himself to communicate with her in a way she automatically understand, rather than persist in teaching her things that are not natural for a dog.
I am convinced that it is possible to get a good and sensible dog by training the dog in any situation. If it's the relationship you want for your dog – go for it, By all means. But for my own, Personally, I think you are missing out on so very much if and when this by training their dog is the most important. I have been extremely difficult to imagine that I will ever change my mind on that point.
For me, it always will be the relationship with my dog, leadership and communication, which is the most, the most important. As I think I told the post on Larry Krohn; He says that all specified training of the dog occupies max 20% of one common life. Remaining 80% is about how to live together, and there are training irrelevant.
Men – do you like to practice your dog and want to see how a half-frustrated, småtöntig and clumsy man tries to raise her puppy through training, take a look at Zak George. 🙂
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