Comments on: Canine Expert Takes Hard Cases

By: Kristel Faist

Kristel Faist — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 21:32:26 +0000

Hello, I just felt like to Write a comment here to tell you that I really enjoyed reading your website, I was searching yahoo Your site has a pretty nice layout.We are starting a horse farm, also getting our website up and going, so I really do not get the time to scan around on the net much anymore, I am glad I ran across this site.. I wish you all the best and keep up the great info!! Thanks again!!

By: kbehan

kbehan — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 00:05:04 +0000

If you have a wheel chair you could induce your dog to push you in the chair, it doesn’t have to be too vigorous, just enough so that you can become the ground when it is around the other dog. I’m presuming the dog isn’t too aggressive because you must be controlling it to a large degree. The pushing in for food would be especially helpful for the fear of men in public. And then once your dog will take food as a way of grounding fear, you can then have men offer food and you can be the third party and these other people can be the trainers. Just modify things to make them work for you and you’ll be okay, good luck.

By: Lexie

Lexie — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 22:48:27 +0000

Do you think your book has anything in it for an old dog trainer that is disabled physically and not able to play tug or go for runs in the woods. I use a service dog that is 2.5 years old and starting to show some aggression toward one of our little dogs and fear of men in public.