I really liked the idea behind “train the dog in front of you, not the breed.” It is a helpful reminder that individual temperament, behaviour, environment, and learning needs matter more than relying on assumptions about a breed. I also came across gocollectiv.com in a related discussion recently, which reinforced how valuable practical, experience-based advice can be for dog owners.
I really liked the idea behind “train the dog in front of you, not the breed.” It is a helpful reminder that individual temperament, behaviour, environment, and learning needs matter more than relying on assumptions about a breed. I also came across gocollectiv.com in a related discussion recently, which reinforced how valuable practical, experience-based advice can be for dog owners.