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I teach dogs & the families who love them using positive reward based methods. I share my life with 3 woofs & a meow ❤️🐾🐾❤️

Happy Howloween! Happy Howloween!
Happy Howloween Furiends and Furmily! Be safe!
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This! This is one of my favorite places to be. Wit This! This is one of my favorite places to be. With my kids. In nature. Doing what they love. 
Keeps me young! Helps me to refresh & reboot.
Want better leash manners? Or better long line ski Want better leash manners? Or better long line skills? You can’t go hands free until your date adores you & can’t say no to you! 

Chatter away! 
Never become boring to your dog! 
Be interesting! 
Be silly! 
ALWAYS reward whenever they return to you or check in on their own! 
Be valuable!
Happy Graduation Day to my Breakfast Club Saturday Happy Graduation Day to my Breakfast Club Saturday group class! I can’t believe the outdoor season has come to an end this year already! It was another great season with @northamptonparksandrec ❤️🐾🐾❤️
Our Saturday morning Breakfast Club group class wo Our Saturday morning Breakfast Club group class works their Panic Recall, followed by some playtime & some chill out tired puppy time!
Ok peeps - I’ve tweaked & fine tuned! I think we Ok peeps - I’ve tweaked & fine tuned! I think we’re ready for Halloween here at the All4paws Ranch!! 🎃👻💀🧟‍♂️
Happy Graduation Max ❤️🐾🐾❤️ Happy Graduation Max ❤️🐾🐾❤️
Feed me Seymour! Great walking weather! Mookie a Feed me Seymour! 
Great walking weather! 
Mookie and Willie ❤️🐾🐾❤️
Mazie and my GF, Suzanne were my assistant trainer Mazie and my GF, Suzanne were my assistant trainers this morning. One of Brody’s Humom’s wishlist items was to help Brody to learn not freak out when he sees other leashed dogs when on walks. It made her wonder what his intentions might be while in this state. Brody goes to daycare and does really well with off leash dogs. 
Well, today within minutes of our arrival, we set out on a walk. Brody was calm and did not freak out. He gave me eye contact when asked and just wanted to be with Mazie. 
Team work makes the dream work ❤️🐾🐾❤️
Awe - my man Coop ❤️🐾🐾❤️ Awe - my man Coop ❤️🐾🐾❤️
Meet Bear and his sister, Daisy. Bear is a 4 year Meet Bear and his sister, Daisy. Bear is a 4 year old Bernerdoodle who is overflowing with anxiety. Bear had a really rough start in life, but he’s landed in a soft place with family. ❤️🐾🐾❤️
Woody Graduates! Congratulations little man! ❤️🐾🐾❤️
Woody is our Saturday morning Nervous Nellie. He h Woody is our Saturday morning Nervous Nellie. He hung out with Luna and Homer & was able to relax. He is super interested in Homer; who is super chill. 
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Max is growing like a weed!! Max is growing like a weed!!
Boy oh boy - time sure does fly when you’re havi Boy oh boy - time sure does fly when you’re having fun! I am way behind on posting! 
Mookie & Willie lunch date ❤️🐾🐾❤️
Day 4: I’m up! Today will be a light day. A catc Day 4: I’m up! Today will be a light day. A catch up on rescheduling everything that got put on hold. Tomorrow I should be back to regular scheduled programming!
Thank you to all my private clients and my Dinner Club Group Class for being so understanding! I appreciate you. 
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COPIED BECAUSE IT’S TOO BRILLIANT NOT TO! The o COPIED BECAUSE IT’S TOO BRILLIANT NOT TO! 
The other day I was at the local public park (not a dog park, but dogs are allowed there). We were walking along in a high movement area so I had my dog on a leash. Another dog, off leash, sees us and starts approaching.
My dog needs her space so we start moving away, but the dog got to us before we could leave. My dog was stressing a little so I politely said to the woman, sorry my dog doesn't want to play and ushered her dog away.
Her dog gets the message and moves on.
Quite good, right? Here comes the juicy part:
As I’m leaving the owner comes to me with a speech more or less like this:
Hey, if your dog is nervous and doesn’t even want to play with other dogs, go somewhere else! Don’t come to the park and ruin other dogs fun.
I heard this and a wave of fury started taking over, but suddenly I think I had a lightbulb moment and switched gears completely.
With the biggest, friendliest smile, I opened my arms as wide as I could and said Ohhhhh! Come here... I want to give you a BIG hug!
With panic in her eyes, she backs up, speechless and quickly starts walking away.
I said "Hey, don’t run, I’m so friendly, come on, I only want to give you a hug! I’m friendly I promise... I just want to Hug You!"
Still speechless and backing away with terror now, I said "Wait, You don’t want my friendly hug?"
She yelled No!
I said "Well neither does my dog! Have a nice day.!!!"
As I walked away, I saw her just standing there, speechless and she was leashing her dog! 😅
I think I’ll try this approach more often 🤣
Max was super excited to learn new things and work Max was super excited to learn new things and work today! ❤️🐾🐾❤️
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We don't whisper, we reward!

Dogs don’t care about money. They care about praise, food and fun. Positive Reinforcement or Force Free training works by using praise, positive actions and rewards, rather than punishment or correction, to teach your dog what you expect from them. The key with this type of training is to determine what motivates your dog, and then to use that motivator as a reward to reinforce the correct behavior. In positive reinforcement dog training you can use treats, toys, physical affection, verbal praise, a clicker or a combination of any of these items, to reward your dog for correct behavior.

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