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How to Go From Spoiled to Structured
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In this episode of "Think Like a Dog Podcast," Millie is joined by her client Abigail to talk about the challenges she's facing with her dog's behavior. Abigail expresses her desire to establish boundaries and improve their relationship. Millie emphasizes the importance of setting realistic expectations and creating a healthier dynamic.
They discuss the benefits of crate training and structured feeding, along with the need for consistency and patience. They also address the importance of not being too worried about the dog's initial resistance to change. Abigail seeks guidance on how to train her dog and how to teach him healthy ways to deal with his anxiety.
Millie encourages Abigail to shift her perspective and build confidence in implementing the training. This episode will give you practical solutions and a new perspective on building a stronger bond with your anxious dog. Join Millie and Abigail as they talk about the keys to success in a harmonious dog-human relationship.
Key Points:
- Establishing boundaries is crucial for a healthy relationship with your dog.
- Setting realistic expectations and being consistent are key to behavior change.
- Crate training and structured feeding can help create a sense of security and routine for your dog.
- Gradually introducing the crate and using a cover can help your dog feel safe and calm.
- Don't be overly concerned about initial resistance to change; it takes time for both you and your dog to adjust.
- Choose the living room as the location for the crate toallow the dog to rest and observe the surroundings.
- The main goals of training are to help the dog cope with being alone and not feel responsible for the owner.
- Teach the dog the skill of doing nothing and resting in the crate or on the place bed.
- Shift your perspective and build confidence in implementing the training.
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