Outlining My Method for a Happy Well Behaved Dog
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"For a dog to be happy and well behaved, your dog needs to be confident in three areas: in you as their leader, in their environment and in how they should be behaving. In this short video, I'm explaining four key principles we need to understand for our dogs to become confident in these three different areas. *** PS: I NEED YOUR HELP *** My goal is to better the lives of #onemilliondogs in my lifetime. It is clearly impossible for me to do this on a one to one basis. I have seen that with around every thousand views on my videos, I get a comment or email thanking me and letting me know the video has helped. So working on that basis, I have to make videos on how to address every problem behaviour and accumulate ONE billion views in order to help 1,000,000 dogs. You can help me reach #onemilliondogs by (1) subscribing to my channel and (2) give this video a thumbs up - so YouTube suggests this video to more dog owners and we can help 1,000,000 dogs all over the world. Thank you so much! *** THANK YOU *** For more information on dog's behaviour and behavioural issues, have a look at the following links: My website: https://www.thedogguardian.com for details of my online courses and one to one help. Or if you live near London (50 mile radius) and need a behaviourist or trainer check out my website dedicated to West, North, South and East London and Greater London - https://dogtraininginlondon.co.uk/ My book: 'The Dog Guardian, Your Guide to a Happy, Well-Behaved Dog': Amazon Universal Link: http://geni.us/nigel-reed Canine behaviour courses: · Online Courses: https://www.thedogguardian.com/online... · Group Courses: https://www.thedogguardian.com/group-... Social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thedogguardian Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DogGuardian Twitter: https://twitter.com/thedogguardian --------------- About me: My name is Nigel Reed, and I am a dog behaviourist and author with fifteen years experience addressing all types of problematic behaviour. My book The Dog Guardian has sold over 21,000 copies and I have over 2000 clients in the U.K and Europe. I hold qualifications and certificates in dog training and behaviour, animal assisted therapy, wolf studies and nutrition and health. Next to that, I am a regular on radio and television helping owners address their dog’s behaviour. I believe the secret to helping you address your dog's undesirable behaviour is through detailed but simple advice that is kind, effective and easy to absorb. This why I have produced extensive online courses with how to training videos and created a book. This information will ensure I can suit your preferred learning style in order to help you perfect your relationship with your dog, wherever you are in the world."
Nigel Reed, The Dog Guardian demonstrates how to teach your dog to heel in these demonstration videos. For more information on how to ensure your dog is happy and well behaved go to www.thedogguardian.com for details of the book, more videos, online and group courses and talks. We show you how to address all undesirable behaviour including pulling on the walk, jumping up at visitors, issues with food, separation anxiety, aggression to people, children and dogs, scared of fireworks loud noises, not listening, poor recall, over excited behaviour, bad manners and much more http://thedogguardian.com/
Nigel Reed Dog Behaviourist and trainer presents a series of videos on dog behaviour and language. www.thedogguardian.com
Follow my journey as I foster a reactive dog called Dante in order to address his aggression issues of barking and lunging at dogs. During our time together I aim to boost Dante's confidence in me as his leader (protector); in his environment (with other dogs); and in how he should be behaving (calm and relaxed). Throughout the series I demonstrate many lessons on how to address anxious and aggressive behaviour including: how to build a reactive dog's confidence, how to exercise and stimulate a reactive dog, how to socialise and train a reactive dog, how to teach an anxious dog to walk to beside you, how to get your dog to come to you when called, and more. For more info on how to address any nervous or aggressive behaviour check out my online course at https://the-dog-guardian.teachable.com/p/dog-aggression-and-nervousness-course