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#256179 - 11/04/09 04:10 PM Re: Excessively Shy & Fearful Pitbull [Re: steve strom]
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Ahem, okay got it.
Do I need to take a test now? Is my wall decoration/dust collector written in some Latin I can't read?
And I want it colorful, ya know so people notice it.

Let me know where to send my course fee.
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#256180 - 11/04/09 04:16 PM Re: Excessively Shy & Fearful Pitbull [Re: randy allen]
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Bay Area, Ca. 100 bucks. Thank you.
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#256186 - 11/04/09 05:32 PM Re: Excessively Shy & Fearful Pitbull [Re: steve strom]
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Bay Area, Ca. 100 bucks. Thank you.



I will drive it up there. Just send it to me, Randy.



Kevin, I'm glad you got the help you needed: basic door behavior (for all dogs, pretty much), basic furniture behavior, and maybe a bit of unnecessary and potentially counterproductive alpha-rolling ;\) ---- but all in all, you jumped right on the problem, you got help right away, and it can be very useful to have the trainer there one-on-one to explain with your dog right there. And that's not a huge fee, either. \:\)

Good for you, and good for your dog. Let him know always that you are the leader and protector between him and the world, as mentioned earlier in the thread, and he will not perceive that he must try to fill the role. Not just at the door, but in other things too: If the dog is anxious when strangers loom over, approach, or touch him, then you will be between them and the dog (for example).

If you are a calm, in-charge, assertive leader, then the dog will not perceive that he has to try to make the rules and lead the pack.



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#256187 - 11/04/09 05:43 PM Re: Excessively Shy & Fearful Pitbull [Re: Kevin York]
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 Originally Posted By: Kevin York
... I am definitly going to find a school to learn to become a dog psychologist and behaviorist asap.


I have to say that I agree with Will on this. JMO, of course.

You might also find that lots and lots of training experience is going to naturally do this ... work with lots of different dogs and keep learning; it's hard not to learn dog psychology if your experience with different dogs is both deep and wide. \:\)

And while you do this, you can't go wrong (IMO) with these:
http://leerburg.com/952.htm
http://leerburg.com/952a.htm
http://leerburg.com/952b.htm

The third one is/was the best (for me), but even though they took some saving up and some begging (family, for LB gift certificates), the set was worth every penny.


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#256189 - 11/04/09 05:49 PM Re: Excessively Shy & Fearful Pitbull [Re: Connie Sutherland]
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I am definitly open to learning all methods of training to create my own. Im not for the alpha roll but at least I know about it and now I can have an opinion on it based on what I think of it and not what I hear about it. I'm glad I have a solution to my problem tho. Hopefully this will work, I will let you guys hear about my progress. Thanks for the good comments and tips people.
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#256190 - 11/04/09 05:51 PM Re: Excessively Shy & Fearful Pitbull [Re: Kevin York]
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thx connie, that is really nice of you. When I say find a school to learn dog behavior, I meant hands on training. But I will definitly get those books to learn about that.

Thanx again Connie!

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#256192 - 11/04/09 06:31 PM Re: Excessively Shy & Fearful Pitbull [Re: Kevin York]
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I don't know where you're located Kevin, but I'll let you in on a secret.
Pssst, I hear that Michael Ellis has a new school going in somewhere California.
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