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Ready For A New Start With Your Dog?

We are going to pick up a puppy, a Labradoodle I've never met before. Local business owner told me he had a new puppy. I said, hey, can I borrow it and train it for a little while today? That's what we're doing. Let's go. Would you take a puppy downtown into a city and say, I'm going to teach you to sit and down and stay in the middle of a downtown core area. There's things that could scare that puppy. There's things that are going to distract that puppy. There's probably things that are going to distract you as well. The number one mistake that dog owners are making is they put too much expectation on a puppy or a new rescue dog without thinking about their role in the process. Take any puppy outside. Are they going to give you immediate focused attention? Heck no. A leaf blowing in the wind, garbage on the ground. Anything is going to be more interesting than you. The environment is a great educator. We're in an environment where you try and train even with cookies. If what they see around them is more enticing than the cookies they've been getting at home, the environment wins. Environment becomes the educator, not you. So where can you go where your puppy will be most engaged with you, will have more focus for you, that won't be distracted by the environment, that is more likely to grow their confidence and more likely to learn the skill that you're teaching? Hmm. If only there was a place. Ding, ding. Eureka. It's your home. No matter how big or small your living area is, a tiny little area where you will always go to train your dog so that they can grow confidence in this environment, that this is the place where they learn. That's where we teach our puppies. This is a really cool puppy. And what I would suggest for her mom and dad to move forward with her training is build confidence. Use food as reinforcement. If I take her outside now, I bet you'll see a different relationship than the one I had just 10 minutes ago. I'm going to teach you the three critical strategies I know every dog owner can implement immediately so that their puppy or new rescue dog or current dog could end up living their best life ever. Strategy number one, you need to take daily action. You need to do these training sessions every single day. Strategy number two is you've got to work from a proven plan. I'm going to share with a training plan that I've written for my own students that is going to give you a game that you can see what I'm talking about. Because she has a history, a relationship with me, now she is more focused on me and the environment isn't a good dog trainer for her anymore