Sentences with phrase «good pack leader»

While this may be true, it's not a bad thing, because that shelter dog will never really know its own history, either — especially not once it's brought into a loving home with good Pack Leaders.

We either chase him away (as a good pack leader should) or we squirt him with a mater bottle (as an kid would love to do).

When we try to treat our dogs like children or think of them as our babies, we are not providing protection and direction as a good Pack Leader should.

Understanding the behavior of your dogs will make you a better pack leader and caretaker.

If you want a calm submissive dog, she can do it by showing you how to be a better pack leader!

As you work to become a better Pack Leader for your dogs, remember the real example of the alpha wolf.

You have to be more than a dog lover to be a good pack leader — you have to be a knowledgeable dog lover because knowledge gives you access to instincts.

Children and pets naturally go together, especially dogs, and I'm all for any opportunity to teach children how to be safe around them and to make them better Pack Leaders, too — but there's one other aspect about the day that I haven't mentioned yet.

Territorial dogs need a good pack leader, who will use management and dog training to help their dog be less reactive.

Learn all you need to know about being a good pack leader, an insight to understanding canine behavior / temperament and basic obedience lessons using positive reinforcement.

Fostering is a great way to help dogs in need until they find a forever home, and to make yourself a better Pack Leader.

In each episode, Cesar will decide, out of three candidates, who is the best pack leader to adopt a dog after testing them in a series of challenges over two days.

But there's a lot that goes into being a good Pack Leader.

So, what is a good pack leader?

A good pack leader has great focus on what they are asking of the pack... and is also very clear in communication.

Maintain a respectful social space, of course, but by not showing fear at the appearance of the dog, you are letting the owner know that you've got nothing against the breed, and this can go a long way to building their confidence, which makes them a better Pack Leader and a more responsible owner.

A good pack leader is consistent in what they are asking of their pack.

A good pack leader does not yell or scream.