One of the most misunderstood areas of dog training, by beginners and so called professionals alike, is how and when to correct a dog. The lack of understanding of corrections is where many people get into trouble when they train their dogs.
The wrong kind of correction, or a poorly timed correction, or even the lack of correction is what gets people in trouble. This podcast will explore the world of corrections in dog training.
My hope is that by explaining the theory behind the various forms of corrections owners will become better educated and therefore better dog trainers. Through this podcast you will find that I am not a fan of forced training. But with this said, you will also learn that to ignore corrections during training or to use the wrong correction at the wrong time can actually set your training back and possibly destroy the bond between you and your dog.
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New Podcast - Theory of Correction in Dog Training
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