Today I want to share an experience I had with my older border collie True. Next month she will be 14. She has been an amazing dog for all her years, she was my go-to girl for working with reactive dogs, always on point with her body language, helping others be at ease while they learn how to be around others dogs and interact appropriately, she excelled in agility, obedience, rally, and herding. I am truly blessed that she is my girl. Now that she is older, she does have some health concerns that we keep a very close eye on. She is under veterinary care for her seizures, she gets twice per day medication (you can read up on that scary night on Blog #15) plus age has brought with it season a
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Today I want to talk about how we as humans tend to micromanage our dogs and how that is really not necessary when you set them up for success. For example, we have to tell our dogs to sit and stay at the front door so that they don’t bolt out when we open it. What if I could tell you there is a better way? Or what about those dogs that go ballistic while you are prepping food, and just about knock the bowl out of your hands as you try to deliver it? How about that dog that barks uncontrollably at a knock at the door…or the doorbell? I actually just asked the question in my Free Dog Training & Wellness FB Group yesterday “What is one bad habit that your dog has that you would like to change?
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