Aggressive dogs and the order of operations

[@criktun3346]

Ivan is the GOAT, I train dogs with leash pressure and toys, it’s easy. Modern food training pales in comparison.

[@pr0spect4139]

I see a D2D video, I click on it.

[@criktun3346]

She looks so fit 0:05 🔥

[@KristinaMarie-x9c]

i used to do behavior therapy for autistic kids- and the first step at all- is what we call pairing. you need to build a foundation first of fun, NO demands yet. just following their lead of playtime. and we do that for like 2 weeks of sessions. makes sense this is the same case for dogs. they dont know you. they aren’t going to listen to you when you jump straight to demands

[@DylanJones-iw6cn]

Anytime I have a client from a field like yours, somewhere in human behavior and psychology, I always nerd out to hear things like this. The parallels are very deep.

[@hollandfan67]

I have learned a lot from watching your videos and seeing your success with these "disaster" dogs. I worked with a trainer who I feel is not equipped to be taking on these behavioral cases, as she just slaps an e collar on dogs and uses it as a "cure all". One of her "cured" dogs that seemed fine after a 4 week B&T train tried to attack me unprovoked the day it was due to go home. I don't feel a lot of these trainers are equipped or knowledgeable and are just charging people to "fix" dogs but they aren't helping the situation.

[@Ana-tn7tz]

that is unfortunatly true

[@carter1487]

Hallelujah!!