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the test to see if YOU are more of a PACK LEADER or more of a PACK
FOLLOWER!!
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 | Dogs
are pack animals and need a pack hierarchy system with rules, limitations & boundaries
in order to survive.
Learning the basics of dog psychology will help you
to understand things from a dogs point of view. All to often we humanise our dogs
and expect them understand and follow our language. We need to understand that
dogs are animals and have different needs and ways of communicating to us!
Nikki
believes that most dog training around today is outdated and still leaves the
dog owner with alot of questions unanswered. |  |
 | Nikki
Believes
Classic
dog training classes are great for socialising your dog with other dogs and to
get your dog to work for treats with the basic command like sit, stay, heel &
come. However, these classes are not set in the dog's natural environment, so
whilst the dog might show good manners in class, the dog owners often still have
problems when they take their dogs back home and out on the walk.
Nikki
believes that you need to establish the pack leaders position, before you try
and train your dog to do anything, If the dog naturally sees you as the leader
and takes the position of follower, it will respond to your requests out of respect
rather than bribery with a treat. With alot of the treats on today's market containing
sugars and EC preservatives, you can in fact make the dog more hyperactive and
untrainable with these added chemicals. |
Nikki's
methods work purely with the dog's natural pack mentality in its own environment
on a 1-2-1 basis. This can achieve the results you want in a far healthier and
natural way that gets immediate and long lasting results!
Nikki knows
that to gain your dogs respect and become the pack leader you need to bridge the
gap in communication with your dog by understanding what it is trying to tell
you. Good communication skills are the key to becoming a great pack leader and
Nikki's 1-2-1 sessions will provide you with everything you need to know in order
to become the pack leader in your dogs eyes. |  |
In
a dogs world they think about 2 things? Am I the leader? Or Am I the follower!
So
how do you know if you are the leader of your dog or in fact you are the follower?
Refer
to this simple checklist to find out if you are the pack leader or in fact your
dogs follower!
If you
are the leader your dog will......
 | Walk
by your side or slightly behind you in the house and out on the walk |  | Wake
up when you get up |  | Listen
to your commands and look to you for instruction |  | Not
beg or demand food from you |  | Sit
on the floor by your feet and not on the sofas or bed with you |  | Let
you answer the door to strangers and let you greet them first |  | Not
demand attention from you |  | Wait
quietly for your return when you leave the house |  | Move
out your way when you want to pass |  | Greet
you with four paws on the ground |  | Not
enter your space uninvited |  | Not
stare at you in the face or jump all over you |  | Urinate
and defecate in the place you want it to |
If
you are the follower your dog will.....
 | Wake
you up in the morning |  | Demand
attention from you |  | Run
through doorways ahead of you |  | Greet
strangers at the door before you |  | Jump
at you or visitors when you arrive in the house |  | Bark
for your attention |  | Growl
when you try and move it or take food or toys from it |  | Jump
on the sofa or beds |  | Become
aggressive around feeding time |  | Not
move out the way when you want to pass |  | Lean
their body on you or place their paws on you |  | Become
aggressive towards other dogs or people |  | Pull
you for a walk when on the lead |  | Not
return when you call them whilst off the lead or in the house |  | Beg
for food |  | Stare
at you directly in the face |  | Mouth
or bite you |  | Not
listen to you or respond to your requests |  | Urinate
or defecate in the house Become anxious when you leave the house |
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So
when do you need the help of a Dog Psychologist?
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|  | Aggression
towards, you, other people, food, toys or household objects |  | Hyperactivity,
disobedience, shyness, or fear |  | Obsessive
behaviour licking or chewing, tail chasing. |  | Sudden
changes in behaviour, usually calm but now shows aggression or goes off its food |  | Change
in circumstance or its environment, Moving house, death or birth in the family.
|  | Jumps
up to greet you or your visitors |  | Urinates
or defecates in the wrong places |  | Does
not respond to your basic commands |  | When
you introduce a new puppy or rescue dog into your home. |
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you are having leadership problems with your dog and want to become
a great pack leader then call
Nikki today for a 1-2-1 session where she will teach you everything
you need to know to gain the trust and respect from your dog. |  |
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