One dog may charge down a path in excitement. Another dog may walk purposely down that same path. Yet another dog might meander and sniff along or even off the pathway in a haphazard pattern. Whichever their style, each dog gets to the end of the path.
Each dog has their own personality and approach to life. This translates into different learning styles. If you try to use a cookie cutter approach that doesn’t suit your dog’s learning style, you create stress for the dog and for yourself. And the more stress the dog feels, the less likely they are to learn anything you are trying to teach them.
Take a moment and use the scientific Train Pet Dog learning style tool to help you and your dog found the best way to train your dog.
Simply answer 10 questions based on how the dog responds to everyday situations and you will be presented with options and ideas of how to handle your dog based on your dog’s nature.
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