A Puppy's Perspective: 101 Puppy Training Tips You Need to Know

After 5 years of living and working with over 250 puppies, canine scientist and puppy expert Kim Paciotti knows what works when it comes to puppy training Her unique insight of how puppy's learn and develop will help you understand the concepts of communicating with your puppy to build a life long relationship Starting from a foundation of trust and love, Kim shows you how to shape your puppy's temperament, be proactive rather than reactive, and talking to your puppy instead of at them.

You will learn never released proven training tips, that are used daily in the Empowered Puppy Program. A Puppy's Perspective addresses, temperament, behaviors, obedience, crate and potty training, socialization, feeding and general care.

Just a few of the 101 Puppy Training Tips You Need to Know:

Why you should never tell your puppy "its okay".

Learn the easiest way to prevent separation anxiety.

Is using a clicker the best for new puppy owners?

The easiest way to stop puppies from jumping.

How to make sure your puppy comes when called.

How to capture and promote good behavior.

3 ways to help your puppy learn faster

The #1 reason people fail at potty training

Don't rush the walk...or you will teach your puppy to pull on the leash.

Should you use the word "no"?

Should you teach your puppy hand signals

How to teach calmness and confidence

An easy way to stop anxious barking

Potty time or play time? Does your puppy get confused?

Retractable or flat leash...that is the question

Should my puppy go to obedience classes?

Does your dog know guilt?

The game of sit.

Use plural words...for your puppy to learn 50% faster.

Should I free feed my puppy?

When is it safe for my puppy to go out?

How do I prevent car sickness?

Author: Kim Anne Paciotti
Publisher: Training Canines, LLC
Published: 10/26/2018
Pages: 124
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.46lbs
Size: 8.27h x 5.83w x 0.34d
ISBN: 9780578400402

About the Author
Paciotti, Kim Anne: - Kim Paciotti CPDT-KA, founder of Training Canines, LLC specializes in early puppy development. Kim is a certified trainer with the Council of Certified Professional Dog Trainers (CCPDT) and many refer to her as a Canine Scientist, and Puppy Specialist. Kim is also a Professional Member of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers (APDT). She is a graduate of Highland Canine Training in both on and off-leash obedience. Kim continued her education at Animal Behavior College for training rescue and shelter dogs. She completed the Dog Cognition & Emotion course offered by Brian Hare at Duke University. Being an AKC Canine Good Citizen Evaluator, she knows what is expected to pass this test. Kim is an approved evaluator for the National Therapy Dog Registry, and an official mentor trainer for CATCH trainers academy. Her research within the field of puppy training led Kim to cre-ate The Empowered Puppy Program, an exciting approach to training the whole puppy-mentally, physically, and socially. Kim believes that solving the ongoing issue of dog surrenders to shelters and rescues begins with a solid foundation in puppy-hood. Kim's research has proven over and over that training puppies from an early age, and to their individual personalities, stops unwanted behaviors before they begin and builds a strong relationship between dog and owner. It is her desire to change the way people understand and 'do' training by teaching them that it's about working with your lifestyle and your puppy, not against them. Kim is passionate about changing the world one puppy at a time!Borders, Christina Renee: - Christina Borders lives in North Carolina on a small farm with her two dogs, Phoebe and Beignet, and a menagerie of other animals. Working with dogs has always been a touchstone in her life and has grown into an amazing adventure with Kim and the puppies of Training Canines. She is passionate about exploring the possibilities of the canine mind while working to promote and deepen the human-dog bond through education. She enjoys learning and analyzing new ways to approach train-ing and relating to the dogs who share our lives. They motivate her to keep moving forward, always looking for the next dis-covery or lightbulb moment. In her free time Christina enjoys photographing animals and nature, as well as sculpting.

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