017 Top Training Tips for Aggressive Dogs – with Dr Katrin and Ilse
Veterinary Behaviour Chat · Dr Katrin Jahn
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Episode 17 – Top Training Tips for Aggressive Dogs – with Dr Katrin and Ilse
In this episode, Dr Katrin and Ilse chat about possible behaviour modification strategies that can be useful when dealing with aggressive dogs.
Of course, these should only be utilized in the context of a comprehensive treatment plan, and Dr Katrin explains why!
Here's what we cover:
1. A great exercise to help get you and your dog out of those tricky situations.
2. Why muzzle- and crate training can be so very useful when working with aggressive dogs.
3. One cue your dog should learn that may save their life.
4. How to overcome barrier frustration.
5. Why we don't use "obedience" based training methods.
Living with a dog who shows aggressive behaviours can be challenging and in this episode, we give you some practical strategies that are going to be game-changing for you and your dog!
If you'd like to know more about safety management strategies and techniques, tune into episode 13!
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