Neil Sattin
Author, NaturalDogBlog.com
I found Kevin Behan in my quest to help my dog, Nola, overcome her aggression towards other dogs, since no ‘traditional’ method of dealing with the problem had worked. Kevin’s Natural Dog Training methods transformed not only Nola’s behavior, but also my entire way of understanding the canine world. And the human world, for that matter. The methods are practical, and the results are tangible. The first time I saw Nola flip from being aggressive to play bows, I knew that I had stumbled onto something amazing with Natural Dog Training. Now, years (and an apprenticeship with Kevin) later, and having witnessed many other dogs similarly affected, I can say without hesitation that Kevin’s work is truly important in the canine community. Thanks for all your help, Kevin!
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Lee Charles Kelley
Lee Charles Kelley
Dog Trainer and Novelist
New York, New York
Website: Visit Lee Kelley’s Website
About 15 years ago I was looking for a training method that didn’t cause dogs physical and emotional distress and came across Kevin’s book, Natural Dog Training. Dogs are energized by (these methods) and really, really love them. I’ve used them successfully ever [...] -
Review of Neil Sattin’s DVD Review
Since I’m of course interested in how the marketplace receives Neil Sattin’s DVD treatment of Natural Dog Training, below is a link to a recent review which I’m excerpting at length in this article.
Here is the link to Reno Mostly Dogs Review of Natural Dog Training
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New NDT Blog!
Trisha Selbach, Natural Dog Training’s Event Coordinator, recently decided to add another pet to the family, and found Hero, a German Shepherd puppy. Like she did with her now eight-year old dog Athos, Trisha will be raising her new puppy the ‘natural way’, using the Natural Dog Training method and techniques.
This time around, Trisha has [...]
Click to purchase the Natural Dog Training Book!
Natural Dog Training is about how dogs see the world and what this means in regards to training. The first part of this book presents a new theory for the social behavior of canines, featuring the drive to hunt, not the pack instincts, as seminal to canine behavior. The second part reinterprets how dogs actually learn. The third section presents exercises and handling techniques to put this theory into practice with a puppy. The final section sets forth a training program with a special emphasis on coming when called.Tags: neil sattin
