The principles of effective dog leadership are more important to a healthy, happy dog, a dog that FEELS safe with you at the lead than any obedience commands. In this episode, we'll delve into the keys to building a strong relationship with your furry companion. Remember, being a leader to your dog doesn't mean dominance; it's about trust, communication, and understanding. If you approach leadership with your dog as you would a 4-year-old toddler, many of your frustrations will evaporate for you will be more in tune with your dog’s mood, body language, understanding of a situation and prepared for scenarios they don’t yet understand.Dogs are pack animals at heart, and they thrive in a structured environment. Dogs crave predictability and routine, the more MUNDANE routines you establish, the easier their lives become. Meeting new people and dogs should be a practiced routine, not a celebration. By establishing these consistent rules, routines, and boundaries, you help your dog feel secure and to TRUST your skilled leadership.Remember, being a great leader isn't about dominance; it's about being a source of guidance, security, and love for your dog. Go Have Fun with Your Dog!https://www.k-9culture.com/BLOG: https://www.k-9culture.com/blogInstagram: @k9culturedfwTikTok: k9_cultureYoutube: @k-9cultureDFW(972) 245-15871000 W Crosby Suite 120 Carrollton TX [email protected]

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