Features
December 2003 Issue
Reinforcing Our Beliefs of Positive Dog Training
Dog owners should be positive, never punitive, say SeaWorld trainers.
Regular readers of WDJ are aware that we advocate a positive approach to dog training, that is, using only dog-friendly methods to teach our canine companions how we want them to behave in our homes, our cars, our arms our world. We eschew methods that hurt or frighten dogs, even in the name of the supposed greater good. We think there are plenty of dog-related examples to justify this stance, but occasionally, we also find it useful to look beyond the dog-training profession for reinforcement for our beliefs.
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