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AleksShamles
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 Posted - Dec 27 2024 : 01:02:25
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| I've been trying to figure out the best way to create a personalized learning plan for my dog, Max. He's an energetic rescue dog, and I want to make sure I'm tailoring his training to fit his needs and personality. The thing is, I'm not sure where to start! I recently came across some online programs that offer training courses, but they all seem so generic. For example, I tried a one-size-fits-all obedience course, but Max didn't seem to respond well to it. I’m looking for something more flexible that I can adapt to his specific quirks, like his nervousness around strangers. How do I choose the right learning plan that’s both effective and enjoyable for him? |
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GeorgeWilson
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Posted - Dec 27 2024 : 01:45:35
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| I totally get where you're coming from! It can be tough to find a program that works for your dog because they all have different learning styles. Personally, I’ve found that a personalized approach makes a huge difference. I was in a similar situation with my dog, Daisy, who is a bit shy, so I needed something more gentle and gradual. One thing I found helpful is looking for plans that offer flexibility and take into account your pet’s specific behavior and needs. I’ve been using https://paw-champ.com/ recently, and their programs have been great for us. They offer tailored learning plans that adjust based on your dog’s progress. I really recommend checking out their site if you're looking for something that can be adapted to Max's specific needs. Plus, they focus on positive reinforcement, which made a big difference for Daisy. Hope this helps! |
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HarryJohnson
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Posted - Dec 27 2024 : 03:00:18
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| This topic is really interesting! I don’t have a dog myself, but I’ve seen a lot of people struggle with choosing the right training methods. It’s cool to see that there are personalized plans that consider things like your pet’s individual personality or behavior. It’s clear that no two pets are the same, so a one-size-fits-all approach just doesn't cut it. I think the key here is being patient and experimenting to find what works best for your furry friend. Definitely sounds like a more customized plan is the way to go! |
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How to choose the best training for your pet?
