Kyra Sundance - The Joy of Dog Training
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A HAPPY, WELL-BEHAVED DOG
KYRA SUNDANCE
As a professional stunt-dog performer, Ive received top honors in dog sport competition and live entertainment shows. I believe in striving for and achieving lofty goals. But I also know that the enormous rewards Ive gotten through training my dogs have come to me not through the end result of a goal met but rather through the connections Ive built along the way, the lessons Ive learned, and the joys of the experience. With this book I give you and your dog the tools to not only succeed in your training but to train humanely and joyfully.
Are you ready to break the monotony of routine and kickstart your enthusiasm for training? Then lets do it! This book will guide you through the process of training your dog in a way thats fun for you and for your dog. And because its fun, it will be easy to stick with. This book will give you the knowledge and structured instruction to train successfully and without frustration. Concepts will be explained to you clearly, quickly, and simply. You will gain a new connection with your dog family member and a feeling of accomplishment at having learned a new skill and bettered the life of your dog.
Whether you are a novice trainer just starting out or an intermediate trainer who has been training intuitively and is now looking for academic structure, this book is for you. And for those of you expert trainers this book might be a chance to side-step the quest for excellence and reclaim your joy!
Kimbamy running buddy; carries her Snuggy everywhere she goes; is currently digging a hole to China; sleeps with a beautiful smile on her face.
Memischief-maker; puppy-chaser; mender of hurt paws; fetcher of balls that landed on the roof.
Jadieloves to steal a shoe and be chased around the house; has a friend who is a cow; is now deaf and has a pacemaker; is the most joyful dog I know.
One of the great joys in life is having the opportunity to spark a light in someone and to experience the excitement that comes with their new comprehension. We may have been lucky enough to experience this when coaching a sports team, showing a child how to ride a bike, or teaching a student to multiply fractions. That moment when they get it, when the spark of comprehension ignites, is exciting, invigorating, and yesjoyful. It is a moment of connecting with another being on this earth, of achieving a goal. Its a laugh-out-loud, high-five, hip-hip-hooray moment! Its a moment you may retell later that evening with a smile on your face. Its a little thing; a tiny flower in a vast meadow. But flowers bloom one at a time, and if we are very lucky, and we give thoughtful attention to the cultivation of those little flowers, we will have a vibrant, effervescent field beneath our feet.
Our brightest blazes are commonly kindled by unexpected sparks. Samuel Johnson
You may have tried dog training in the past, and it may not have turned out as well as youd hoped. Why was that? Was it too hard? Were the instructions unclear, wordy, or boring? Did you get frustrated? Were you not good at it and decided to quit rather than be less than perfect? Did it use methods that werent fun for you and your dog? Good newsThe Joy of Dog Training will be a different experience. You and your dog will have fun learning correct methods and be successful at achieving your goals.
Your life is full; you have your work, your friends, your hobbies. Your dog has only you. You are their source of companionship, of love, protection, and learning. Your dog has feelings just like you do. Your dog wants happiness; is hungry, bored, or hurting; has desires and hopes just like you do. Try looking at the world through their eyesits not easy being a dog. Through this book we will enrich our dogs life, and we will do it in a way that is loving, compassionate, encouraging, and forgiving. We will bring joy to our dog and, thereby, to ourselves as well.
It is amazing how much love and laughter they bring into our lives and even how much closer we become with each other because of them. Josh Grogan
When we become frustrated with training our dog, its not because our dog is being bad or being stubborn. We get frustrated because we dont know what were doing. Were frustrated because weve tried every technique we can think of, and none of them have worked. But we can choose a different way. The Joy of Dog Training empowers you with a clear plan of action and the skills to implement it, making you feel confident and secure in your strategy.
The Joy of Dog Training puts joy and positive reinforcement at the forefront; every method we use and tactic we employ will start with the premise of adding joy to our lives and to the lives of our dogs. We will use all positive methods to teach our dogs in a collaborative, fear-free environment that inspires our dogs willingness to learn. These methods yield fast results and a true, loving partnership.
While imparting sound, scientific training strategies, this book simultaneously employs colorful graphics, joyful photos, and encouraging quotes. It will keep you in a positive mindset, call your attention to good things and small gains in life, and remind you that regardless of the outcome, the joy is in the journey.
Through this book you will learn 30 animal training principles in bite-sized chunksconcepts such as Reward Markers, Prompts, Shaping, Impulse Control, and Positive Redirection. Each training principle is paired with easy-to-follow, step-by-step photo instructions demonstrating how to teach a trick using that principle, allowing you to practice and reinforce what you just learned.
Dont be fooled by the simple style of this book it features academically sound, effective dog training principles used by elite trainerspresented with a joyful attitude!
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