Here is a short video with Kevin explaining how he holds food in his hand while training. This clip includes advice for how to avoid getting bit when feeding by hand.
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Excellent question. Because this dog is more into balance than hunger (even though it is chewing a bone) he is more into his head than into his body so that his body isn't fully integrated into its mind in that particular moment. So because the dog is exc...read more or reply
This video is very interesting. I understand what you said about why the dog reacts to his foot in terms of physical memory. But I don't understand what "motivates" his foot to do that in the first place. I mean...where's the stimulation that initially pr...read more or reply
The owner is the first "humanoid" as a template which will then be projected onto all other humans, so read why dogs bark at stranger article for an explanation of this. Basically, if you overly correct or overly stimulate a puppy, it creates a charge tow...read more or reply
Thanks for your kind words. It's important to not take her out into the world until she's equipped to handle it. Think of her connection to you as a pipe and her reactivity to other dogs means that she hasn't learned to give 100% of her energy to you yet ...read more or reply
Hi: I've loved your training methods since the early 1990s, when I used your book to train my first dog, Ubi, who died about a year and a half ago at 18, the sweetest, happiest dog ever. We have a 12 year old dog (lab beagly mix) who I used your trainin...read more or reply
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