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• With Any Training…Remember This:
• Any Issues…Go Back To Square One.
• Don’t Push Progress.
• Your Dog Has Been Dysfunctional Their Whole Life To This Point.
• It Would Take A Human Months And Years To Recover From PTSD.
• Pushing Your Dog To Fail Then Wonder ‘Why’.
• Your Dog Doesn’t Regress…Your Dog Plateaus.
  
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January 14, 2020

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December 6, 2019

Dec 6, 19 | #43 | New Studio Room | Viewer’s Toy Possessive Weimaraner

Length: 1:11:01

Hey everyone…so I’m getting set up for a better broadcast experience. I’m sorry I missed this past Monday and Wednesday. I’m improving the things going on with my vlogs. Better sound quality you’ll hear in tonight’s broadcast. I have a room set up for vlogging and I hope to have owners come in for interviews about their dogs.

You’ll also notice the video quality is better from my new laptop. It’s considerably better than my old desktop and cell phone. That being said, I’m just waiting for one last piece of equipment that will let me go live with a much higher video quality at 4K.

Tonight’s vlog is about these changes and my usual rant ha ha…I then read an owner’s letter to me about her aggressive resource guarding Weimaraner. He was surrendered to his current family after biting a care aid worker in the previous home. He’s bitten all members of her family and a trainer they hired was bitten in the face and almost lost an eye.
It’s actually a tough story they are experiencing. Not because of their dog…but because the issues are so straightforward and clear to me. I start by determining their dog’s root psychological dysfunctions…knowing that allowed me to put together the puzzle pieces of their dog’s dysfunctions…with an easy to apply set of custom crafted training. It’s specific to your dog’s individual, sentient personality.

My accuracy is 100% and with a progress rate of 100%.

I have a 0% kill/medicate rate.

I’ve successfully downtrained the most extremely dangerous Great Dane in North America in 2016/17 that viciously attacked 16 people in New York.
http://vancouversun.com/news/local-news/b-c-based-dog-whisperer-to-rehab-great-dane-rescued-by-911-first-responder
I guarantee every single dysfunctional dog can be downtrained and thus, have a happier Life.

November 29, 2019

Nov 29, 19 | #42 | Behavioral Euthanasia Is Not Cool | Find Your Inner Child And Dream Again

WATCH my interview on Stop Yulin Podcast:
https://youtu.be/HnlZ1fsel8g

~ Behavioral Euthanasia Is The Professional Scapegoat.
~ Follow Your Dream.

Meet James Tsai, North America’s top canine behavioral expert and founder of Arf Arf Bark Bark Rescue, a registered non-profit foundation advocating animal welfare and modernizing dog training. James has over 1400 days and almost 20,000 hours working alone primarily with extremely dangerous giant dogs. Recognized by the Court of New York to successfully rehabilitate the most extremely dangerous Great Dane (attacked 16 different people) in North America in 2016/2017.

In 2018, Marc Ching’s AHWF asked James for help with Mingki, one of their rescued dogs from S. Korea who was extremely anxious and reactive. Within 36 hours James had Mingki socialized and able to give and receive touch.

MINGKI the Jindo
Mingki was born and raised to be sadistically tortured to death, then eaten. He was cared for by Animal Hope and Wellness Foundation, extremely skittish, unpredictable and prolific biter. He was too dangerous for their most experienced fosters. They had no options. Their foundation has rescued over 20,000 dogs…some from extremely horrific and tortuous conditions…this was the one dog they couldn’t train…couldn’t figure out…couldn’t help. Of all the trainers and behaviorists in North America, they reached out to James Tsai for help.
https://arfarfbarkbark.com/jindo-meat-dog/

James talks about his petition to ban dog & cat meat in Canada (which you can still sign and support) and the advocacy work he does with his foundation.

We discuss how James went from being terrified of dogs growing up to becoming North America’s top canine behavioral expert with a 100% accuracy rate. James is able to read a dog’s behaviour at 2/10ths of a second and has a unique gift & ability to connect with dogs.

Fascinating discussion with an equally fascinating individual!

Please sign the Canadian petition to ban dog & cat meat here:
https://www.change.org/p/make-it-illegal-to-eat-dogs-and-cats-in-canada

November 27, 2019

Nov 27, 19 | #41 | Conversation, NOT Talking, With Our Dogs IS Important

~ Conversation Is Very Important With Our Dogs.

I teach my dogs and owners and their dogs how to converse, not talk, to their dog. In a real conversation without extraneous words. To maintain contextual language relative to the rudimentary mind of dogs. Scientist say dogs are like children, and they are right…but they are not recognizing the dog’s primal and predatory nature operates at a blazing speed. It’s an oxymoron of sorts. A quantum process. Thinking as a dog. I talk to them in their established Voice Key. This all combined creates a highly intellectualized connection. I teach owners how to trust their primal intuition…their own predator…to parent their dog like a human surrogate.

I call my dogs in order of seniority. I called Mingki and as he was about to walk past me, I called William. I don’t usually do this but sometimes I’ll interrupt my habitation flow with them, just as I do with seniority. So, Mingki immediately stopped. He heard me call William’s name before he had passed me…and actually thought…that he had made a mistake, thought he was imagining his name had been called, and he made the conscious decision to stop so he would not break the rules.

That is sentience. That is a dog responding to a human’s language…our conversation…of how tightly bonded we are as two beautiful species.

Sidebar…sometimes I call their names out of order to keep them all alert. Habitation Flow as in how we naturally behave with and between and separately from each other…how the dogs are means I must be constantly observing them…watching for negative shifts in their behaviors. When you pay attention to your dogs, you learn to read the tiniest details. This has made me a more observant person.

I drove downtown…I have the windows open and the dogs stick their heads out and everyone ooo’s and ahhh’ at 3 giant dog heads with very adorable Great Dane faces on them…as I wait in traffic, a guy to my right whistles to my dogs. They don’t look at him. The guy keeps whistling and they still don’t look. Then a kid yells out “HI DOGGIES” and they turn their heads. Dogs listen to language. Nowhere in the entire canine species are whistles, clicks, noises used.

This is also why you sometimes see dogs ignore calls to them. Whistles and shouts and so on…but then they respond to a certain stranger’s voice. It’s the dog’s Voice Key. The sound that is most attentive to them…this is the same as to the type of music we like listening to.

VID Dog Training…I never use anything other than human language as described above. I only whistle when I call them to eat, etc…this reinforces clean understanding of recall by exclusive association. Passive training and in-motion training. Takes nothing for the dog to learn and it keeps us alert and more observant of our own surroundings. My observations of dogs and their families…it’s a feeling of being able to know what their dog is thinking and teaching the owners how quickly their dog is actually thinking.

Sidebar…I don’t like to call myself an owner. I am my dogs’ friend and loyal companion. I give to them what they give to me. Respect for each other. Clean Understanding is the same command used to cover variations of circumstances…such as calling your dog inside or calling him to your car. This develops your dog’s mind…to reason…to think.

Have you ever had a relationship where the other person was constantly contacting you. Texting to you, all day, even when they know you’re working? The person that is constantly needing to do everything with you? That is codependency. Your dog follows you into the bathroom…wants to come every time you leave the house. Proof dogs are codependent.

November 25, 2019

No Vlog tonight (November 25, 2019). I’m sorry everyone, I’m way behind on my work and admin. Again, I’m sorry everyone.

But here’s a video of my beloveds…my dear Nero, my dear Sammie and my dear Tonka their 2nd day together, two years ago, first week of March 2017…and retractable leashes are excellent tools for proficient users. It takes a lot of practice and self-supervision.

Nero Tsai the Great Dane, 140 lbs, 30″ withers, adopted at age 10 years 4 months old. His first 7 years caged for breeding. Then 3 years prong collared outdoors. Dumped at the age of 10 at a shelter to die. Nero was extremely reactive. At his foster parents in Alabama, he dragged an adult from the couch onto the floor, inflicting wounds requiring 67stitches. The photos are graphic. Extremely high risks to humans, primarily men. Yes…Nero has attacked me multiple times. He’s bitten my head engulfing it in his mouth, causing both my temples to bleed.

Sammie Tsai the Formosan Mountain Dog, 28 lbs, double hind leg amputee. Estimated 2 years old in this video. She had been a stray in Taiwan. Hit by a speeding car instantly losing both hind legs by the impact. Sammie almost died 4 times in 3 weeks at the hospital. She arrived in Vancouver very scared and skittish. A difficult circumstance being she had only two legs and knew she could not trust humans much less defend herself. She was quite afraid. We worked on creating and building Trust with Sammie.

Walter Tsai the Great Dane, 183 lbs, 38″ withers. By 19 months of age, he had had 7 different homes. 6 of those homes admitted to severely beating, starving, shock collaring him till he was drooling and quivering in fear, snared, abandoned, he became so stressed, he chewed off portions of his tail, twice. One ‘owner’ beat him so badly in the head, he suffered 20% blindness, 10% hearing loss and slight brain damage. He was deemed extremely dangerous by the Court of New York. Previously called Tonka, he is known to have attacked 16 people there. Once grabbed a shelter worker, dragging her into his kennel inflicting wounds requiring 42 stitches. Turned down by every known PhD behaviorists and master dog trainer in North America…they said they were afraid of Tonka that he would kill them or one of their staff due to his predatorial intent to stalk, trap and kill humans.

Both Nero and Walter deemed extremely male reactive with prejudice. Both extremely dangerous resource guarding with food and toys and raw meat bones. Walter with predatorial intent to stalk, trap and kill humans.

Being the only person in the world to successfully progress the most extremely dangerous Great Dane in North America in 2016/17…successfully downtraining an extremely dangerous 10 year old senior Great Dane every other one of my peers said was impossible…with a disabled tiny dog…all three together…this is what I excel at. Repeatedly. With every single dog I’ve worked with.

I am uniquely gifted with dogs. I do not need to use treats, medication nor restrictive/painful collars. I read dogs at 2/10ths of a second with a 100% success rate.

I’ve turned down 0 dogs.
I’ve recommended 0 dogs to be killed.
I’ve recommended 0 dogs to be medicated.

Nowhere in the entire canine species is food used as a communication tool, much less a reward fiat. In fact, food is a highly guarded resource to which canines will fight to the death to protect…using food with dysfunctional dogs is counter-intuitive…it is rewarding dysfunctional behavior and retards the dog’s emotional and cognitive maturity.

Don’t believe me? Find academic, anecdotal or novel proof otherwise.

I read dogs at 2/10ths of a second.
https://vancouversun.com/news/local-news/b-c-based-dog-whisperer-to-rehab-great-dane-rescued-by-911-first-responder

November 22, 2019

Nov 22, 19 | #40 | Teaching Dogs Simple Words Before They Become Complex

~ Teaching Dogs Simple Words Before They Become Complex.
~ Start With Basic ‘Instructional’ Words aka Commands aka ‘Action Words’.
~ The Same Words You Teach Children With.
~ Examples: Stop, Go, Wait.
~ I Call These ‘Conversational Words’ At A Toddler’s Comprehension Level.
~ Add Complexity By Conjugating Verbs.
~ “Go” As An Action Word.
~ “Left” As A Directional Instruction.
~ My Dogs Understand “No” As A Complex Command aka Action Word.
~ This Replaces “Leave It”.
~ Teaching “No” At First Is Mostly Misses Then A Few Hits.
~ Can Use Classical Commands Then Transition Your Dog To Conversational Words.
~ Transition Conversational Words As…Action Words.

November 20, 2019

Nov 20, 19 | #39 | Viewer’s Question About Their Reactive Dog On Their Bed

Viewer’s Question About Their Reactive Dog On Their Bed:

~ Familiarity With Being On A Bed.
~ Understanding Your Dog Does Not Understand What’s Moving Underneath.
~ Resource Guarding Or Aggression.
~ How To Address Your Dog On Your Bed.
~ Where Your Dog Sleeps On Your Bed Is Important.
~ Indicates Personality And Reflects Dysfunctions.

November 18, 2019

Nov 18, 19 | #38 | Brute Force: Alpha Training A Dog?

~ Understanding That ‘Alpha’ and ‘Muzzling’ a skittish dog is highly traumatizing.
~ Demonstrates lack of experience with dog behavior.
~ Brute forcing compliance is a reflection of inexperience…guessing that using power to overcome a dog is intimidation by the professional.
~ Telling an owner their dog ‘is the worse dog they’ve worked with for muzzle training’ is blaming the dog for the professional’s lack of intuition and experience.
~ It’s archaic.
~ If we consider our beloved dogs like our own children…they would sacrifice their life to defend ours…yet to have someone physically oppress and suppress your dog as a training exercise is sick.
~ The skill of a professional is giving you both a detail root psychological understanding of your…and being able to develop real time training.
~ Real time training is dynamic and immediately follows the psychological behavior of your dog…not the other way around…forcing your dog to comply.

November 15, 2019

Nov 15, 19 | #37 | Resource Guarding: Understanding What Food Actually Means To A Dog | Beyond Generalized ‘Fear’ Descriptions
~ Feeding A Resource Guarding Dog Does Not Necessarily Downtrain The Dysfunctional Dog.

Throwing treats is something to avoid doing if your dog is resource guarding or snappy with their mouths.

Hand feeding a resource guarding dog does not guarantee they will be friendly with other dogs or people outside their immediate family.

Dogs that are used to humans and food know there is trust and safety with food.

Dogs watch us for our physical behavior with and around their food.

Labelling a dog ‘hand shy’ is incorrect…it is the dog afraid of being beaten.

The time to stabilize PTSD requires a lot of patience…and being very patient.

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Annette Miller
How do you help a dog control their emotions? The more excited/anxious the more he continues to work himself into a yapping frenzy.

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Be highly cautious of ‘operant conditioning’ and various misconceptions…this is based on B.F. Skinner’s soundly debunked theory that has been disproven and decried by the field.

Nowhere in the canine species is food used as a communication device, much less a reward fiat. In fact, food is a highly regarded object that wolves, dogs…lions…will fight to the death over…using it as an anthropomorphic device such as food to address primal behavior is incorrect and unsophisticated.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2223151/

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/adaptive-behavior/201607/where-operant-conditioning-went-wrong

This is clear proof that the ‘science’ is broken. When an entire global field of animal behavior, primarily dogs…is relying on a system that is only 60% successful…so if 6 million dogs are being killed annually…imagine how many can be saved with a science based system that’s 100% successful across the entire spectrum of dysfunctional dogs.

Quotes from US National Library of Medicine National Institutes of Health:
Famed linguist Noam Chomsky debated Skinner’s theory to which “Chomsky’s review is perhaps the single most influential paper published since Watson’s Behaviorist manifesto”…which…”Chomsky’s paper is considered to be a classic, and is cited as final evidence of the inadequacy of behaviorism as a general framework for animal behavior and human affairs.”

“[Chomsky’s] review of Skinner’s major book … [is] perhaps the most devastating review ever written. … [It] sounded the death-knell for behaviorism” (p. 97). Probably thousands of students in cognitive psychology classes throughout the world have been confronted with Chomsky’s review as conclusive evidence of the case against behaviorism.”

EXCERPT FROM number one Google result for ‘Behaviorism’: https://www.verywellmind.com/behavioral-psychology-4157183
Behaviorism, also known as behavioral psychology, is a theory of learning based on the idea that all behaviors are acquired through conditioning. Conditioning occurs through interaction with the environment. Behaviorists believe that our responses to environmental stimuli shape our actions.

The next time you’re having an argument with someone…give them a treat.

November 13, 2019

Nov 13, 19 | #36 | Throwing Food To A Food Reactive Dog | Viewers Questions

~ Don’t Use Treats To Solve Abusive Behavior Directed At Your Dog.
~ Some Dogs Are Afraid To Take Food From Your Hand Due To Prior Abuse.
~ Our Hand Behavior Is Important With Our Dogs.
~ Don’t Blend Treat (such as Obedience) Training With Downtraining.
~ We Feel Joy For Giving Our Dogs Joy With Treats.
~ Parenting A Dysfunctional Dog Is Selfless But Tiring.
~ Extremely Skittish Dogs Won’t Eat No Matter What The Treat.
~ VID Dysfunction Levels 3 – 10
https://arfarfbarkbark.com/vid-training-sessions/vid-dysfunction-scale/
~ Predatorial Dogs Are Highly Intelligent By Virture Of Historical Context.
~ Emaciated Dogs Are In Intense Pain Due To The Lack Of Fat And Muscle To Insulate.
~ My Dog Must Be Able To Trust Me Not To Take His Food.
~ Understand The Value Of Giving Food To Our Dogs Is Highly Appreciated By Your Dog.
~ Dogs Are Genetically Designed As Predators.
~ Humans Are Predators.
~ Your Dog Analyzes Your Behavior.
~ Throwing Treats To A Resource Guarding Dog.
~ Your Dog Is Taught To Intercept And Catch Whatever Is In Your Hand.
~ Never Tease Your Dysfunctional Dog Until They Trust You And Know You.
~ Keeping Objects/Treats Shown In A Smooth Motion.
~ Throwing Treats Encourages Snappiness And Nipping At Hands.
~ People Will Become Afraid And Panic By Behaving Unnaturally.
~ Dogs Can Judge Size.
~ Hand Feeding A Resource Guarding Dog Does Not Downtrain The Highly Dysfunctional Dog.

Reactive Skittish Dog Facebook Group Members Ask Questions Read Aloud And Answered:

~ Two reactive Basenjis that lunge and bark at other dogs, people…even plastic bags. They run the fence at other dogs. Can’t go to the dog park. They’re now affecting their brother, a 110 lbs Plott Hound into beginning to react.

The Psychology Of Buying The Perfect Leash | Dominant Leash Control
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uhES2W_2qY&list=PLK43vpI6h3zbSMQiGj070gEEMvCMt-iRm&index=12

~ Reactive Rylee has been to $1000 worth of training…in group reactive dog classes and private training. No success. Her parents have reached out to me for help.

November 11, 2019

Nov 11, 19 | Viewer Questions: Resource Guarding: My Dog Steals Food And Growls At Me

1. Casey Schubert
My great pyrenees puppy is aggressive when I try to take food away that he steals off of the counter. How do I fix this?

Almost Dangerous 120 lb Farm Dog Wants To Attack People & Dogs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tctQNYZor3Y&list=PLK43vpI6h3zbvgcJgLgg_sJx4xta15LBC&index=1

Trading it out with a higher value food item does work, but does that mean that I am teaching him to steal for a treat? Also, when he does snag an item that he wants in the house he will run away, and yes, I do have to go after him. He is only 10 weeks old, and I don’t know if he was always this way. When I do take food items or things he can’t have away, he will bark, growl, snap and lunge at me- I still take it back and tell him to leave it.
I have started carrying a lime slice with me and dropping it occasionally and telling him to “leave it”, when he doesn’t listen he gets a mouth full of lime- I am hoping that he will start to listen and trust that when I drop things that they are not always good.
We also have 4 children, and he will try to jump and snap food out of their hands- I’ve had to put him outside while they eat and he scratches at the slider the entire time, even if he has his food.
I have talked to a few trainers here, but none of them deal with Great Pyrenees.

1. Shannon (former K9 handler)
Anatolian shepherd, 100 lbs, 2 1/2 years old, rescued and have had since 12 weeks. Anatolians are stubborn.
Last night she got into the kitchen, grabbed the butter dish and ate the butter. When I turn the corner I saw it. I went to go get the butter dish, was successful at grabbing the butter dish, she turned around and grabbed my arm with her full mouth.
She did not bite down, which I knew she could but she just held my arm with a full mouth. She is very food motivated.
It is very uncool that this happened. And I realize that a correction should have been done. Coming from the police canine training the correction is usually harsher.
I don’t care if you publicly display how to rectify and I can add comments or whatever but any suggestions?
My roommate and I do train her with love because we realize that it works better with her than my police dog.
My concern is she grabbed my arm and basically told me that she was in charge.

I’m a little bit more relaxed with her in raising her because she almost died so I just give her nothing but love, she listens to my roommate a little more than me because maybe he’s a male.

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Hi Casey…sounds like he’s learned to make aggressive sounds and behaviors that have stopped you from taking it away from him. Your puppy has learned that if he steals food from the counter, you’ll take it away. By growling, he knows that makes you stay away. This is a natural canine behavior.

First is prevention…knowing that even if you clear the counter, he’ll come sniffing for crumbs. He reinforces his objective to keep sneaking over to the counter when you leave. With this knowledge, keep an eye on him and when he looks like he’s thinking of sneaking over…call his name and engage with him…this will distract and temporarily disengage his objective. This is something to keep practicing.

Second is if your dog is already in the area, immediately order him out in a firm, warning tone. Maintain eye contact and walk over to him to gently move/walk him out of the area.

If your dog already has jumped up and grabbed something…you can try distracting/trading with another toy…provide him with a higher value food item…jingle your car keys or his leash to make him think you are leaving without him.

If those don’t work…my questions would be:

1. Does he growl with any type of food, when you try to take it away
2. What does your dog do when you try to take it away
3. Do you have to chase or walk after him
4. Where does he go when taking the food
5. Does he eat it right there or does he dart away.
6. What have you tried in the past.
7. How long has this been happening.

His growling also indicates he’s not understanding that as his mom, your dog needs to both listen to you…and…to Trust you. He considers taking food from the counter as something he’s been allowed to do. It’s important to be a firm mom.

So the first is always to safeguard the food…you can put large pans and pots in front of the food if you have to step away for a few seconds.

The dogs I work with have a much different opinion about food. They not only guard food…they will come after me as I get close and attempt to chase me away while barking and snapping. It takes a great amount of time to downtrain this predatorial guarding.

November 8, 2019

Nov 8, 19 | #34 | Why Dogs Go Outside And Immediately Want To Come Back Inside Repeatedly

Previous Vlog Follow Up ‘Why Dogs Lift Their Leg To Go Pee’
~ Dogs Don’t Usually Care About The Height Of Another Dog’s Pee Mark.
~ Dogs Don’t Become Agitated Smelling Other Dogs Urine At Various Heights.
~ Dysfunctional Dogs Will Sniff Other Dogs’ Genitals Regardless Of Their Height.
~ Aggressive Dogs Are Not Afraid Of Anyone’s Size…They Will Attack, Regardless.

Why Dogs Go Outside And Immediately Want To Come Back Inside Repeatedly:
~ Why Some Dogs Won’t Pee And Want To Come Back Inside…Constantly.
~ Zevia Runs Outside And Immediately Wants To Come Back Inside…And Wants To Go Back Outside.
~ Dogs See Our Body Behavior Indicating Our Intentions To Step Outside.
~ Further Confuse Dogs By Walking Out With Them Then We Come Back Inside…Leaving Them Outside.
~ Be Decisive If You Are Staying Inside Or Outside.

~ Comes Back In Without Peeing.
~ Zevia Holds Her Pee/Poop.~ Peeing Over Other Dog’s Pee.
~ If Your Dog Continuously ‘Empty Pee’…This Is A Psychological Dysfunction.
~ It Shows Strength In Numbers.
~ Establishing Sentry Points To Interlopers That There Are More Than Just One Dog To Defend The Area.
~ Dysfunctional Dog That Either Has Above Average Or Below Average Self Confidence/Self Worth.
~ Your Dog Wants To Belong And By Peeing…Self-Invites Into The Group.~ Dogs With Vision Impairments.
~ Why Your Dog Pees In The House:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PcMzRAayOTU&list=PLK43vpI6h3zbSMQiGj070gEEMvCMt-iRm&index=6

November 6, 2019

Nov 6, 19 | #33 | Why Dogs Lift Their Leg To Pee

~ Why (Dysfunctional) Dogs Lift Their Leg To Pee.
~ It’s Not The Simplistic ‘Alpha’, ‘Dominant’.
~ It’s Conditional To Their Feeling Of Safety.
~ If Your Dog Continuously ‘Empty Pee’…This Is A Psychological Dysfunction That Can Be Downtrained.
~ Academia Is Interpreting Dogs Immaturely.
~ Dogs Can Hold Their Pee Longer Than Two Hours.
~ Health Wise…Watch Your Dog’s Pee For Smell, Stream Strength.
~ Dogs Don’t Frequently Pee In Their Safe Areas Such As Their Backyard.
~ Keep Your Dog Safe While They Pee Or Poop.
~ Eye Contact.
~ Protect Your Dog When They Go Pee Strengthens Your Bond Together.
~ Mingki Is Like A Child.
~ Making Your Dog Feel Safe By Watching Around The Perimeter.
~ Say Their Names.
~ Turn Your Head Repeatedly.
~ Acknowledge ‘Pee Seniority’.
~ For Dog Professionals…This Strengthens Your Clients’ Dogs Bond With You Which Ensures A Long Term Relationship.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=wkt_zLyvxCM&list=PLK43vpI6h3zbSMQiGj070gEEMvCMt-iRm&index=8
~ In Order Of Which Dog Goes Pee First.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=I81eKJQIhQ8&list=PLK43vpI6h3zbSMQiGj070gEEMvCMt-iRm&index=10
~ Hygiene Is The First Reason.
~ Most Dogs Do Not Pee On Their Target (Bush, Tree, Sign Post, etc…).
~ Why Dogs Pee Against Something For Safety.
~ Tracking Scents Is The Second Reason.
~ Urine Tracks The Dog’s Own Scent.
~ Exposes A Wild Dog To Predators.
~ Most Dogs Can’t Hit The Metal Pole Of A Stop Sign.
~ Dogs Pee Against An Object As A Safety Shield So They Are Exposed On Only Three Sides.
~ Remember William Wouldn’t Pee Because He Was Afraid Of Anthony Knocking Him Over.
~ Your Dog Will Watch At Their Three Remaining Exposed Sides.
~ The Height Of Another Dog’s Pee Is Inconsequential To Other Dogs.
~ No Dog Will Not Stand In Pee.
~ Unusual Peeing Activity Is Your Dysfunctional Dog’s Way Of Self Soothing.
~ Dog That Pees Constantly Is Anxiety Driven.
~ Insecurity.
~ Low Self Esteem.
~ Identity.
~ OCD.

~ Large/Giant Dogs Will Eventually Squat To Pee.
~ Large/Giant Dogs Will Not Usually Lift Their Leg To Pee In The Backyard Or Other Safe Area.
~ Safety.

~ Zevia Mimics Male Dogs.
~ Her Body Position Is Not Natural.
~ It’s A Conscious Decision To Mimic.

November 4, 2019

Nov 4, 19 | #32 | Long Discussion: When Your Dog Gets Attacked By Another Dog

~ Minimizing Your Dog Getting Attacked By Another Dog At The Off Leash Park.
~ Scan The Park Area.
~ Scan The Entrance Gates.
~ Scan The Perimeter.
~ Tell People You Are Teaching ‘Training’ Your Dog Social Etiquette.
~ When Another Dog Approaches.
~ Watch For That Dog’s Behaviors…Walking, Trotting, Running.
~ Maintain Eye Contact With Your Dog.
~ Communicate With Your Dog.
~ Notice The Other Dog.
~ Loudly Announce Your Concerns To The Other Owners In The Park.
~ Walk Naturally.
~ Speak Conversationally.
~ Stepping In Before Necessary.
~ If You Suspect The Other Dog May Become A Problem.
~ If There Is A Fight.
~ If Dogs Were Children…
~ Stopping A Fight.
~ After The Fight.
~ Reset Your Dog.
~ Aftercare.
~ Remain In The Area.
~ Do Not Avoid Dog Parks.
~ Be Assertive At The Doggie Airlock.
~ Be Clear When Noticing Another Dog Approaching Your Dog.
~ Firmly Standing Up For Your Dog.

November 1, 2019

Nov 1, 19 | #31 | Owning More Than One Dog

~ Having More Than One Dog Means Evaluating Each Dog Individually And Collectively.
~ Maintain Seniority Of Arrival.
~ Conversational Tone.
~ Acknowledge All The Dogs.
~ Say Their Names.
~ Touch Them.
~ Equal Amount Of Affection.

October 30, 2019

Oct 30, 19 | #30 | Dog Stops At The Water Bowl But Walks Away | Viewers’ Questions

~ Your Dog Making A Conscious Decision.
~ When Your Dog Stops At The Water Bowl But Walks Away.
~ Why They Pause.
~ Why They Stand There Seemingly Waiting.
~ Why They Walk Away.
~ When Zevia Decides To Not Drink Water.
~ It’s A Dog Deciding Not To Do Something…Your Dog Is Changing Their Mind.
~ Making The Conscious Decision “I Thought I Was Thirsty…But…I’ve Changed My Mind”.
~ This Is Rudimentary Sentience.
~ How Your Voice Can Calm Dogs Scared Of The Fireworks
https://www.facebook.com/VID.Dog.Training/videos/2446875055330044/

Viewers Questions About Their Dog

1. Jenn Spore
I have a Great Dane that I rescued from Save Rocky The Great Dane Rescue. We are her 4th home. Her name is Abigail.

She is the sweetest thing, but she does get very aggressive from time to time and goes after my Senior Boxer. Sometimes it’s over nothing. We try redirecting and stopping the scuffle before it happens.

She also likes to heard my kids, and has a high prey instinct. We were given very little info about her life before coming to California. The only thing I really know is she used to free roam all day in the yard/land.

I could really use some tips on what to do to help stop this. We are her forever home no matter what…but I want it to be comfortable for all.

2. ‎Sammie Bertini‎
Baby is a 3 yr old Chihuahua who lived with elderly owners and lived with 4 other dysfunctional dogs. When I first met Baby she wouldn’t come out of the wire crate she was in. Her owner grabbed her by the neck and pulled her out. She allowed me to pet her without peeing on her owner but she did poop.

Baby hid her face in her blankets every time I spoke to her for the first 2 weeks. She would hide and not come out. I put her in an exercise pen in my living room so she could get used to everything without the opportunity to hide.

Baby is deathly afraid of being walked outside as she is so fearful of everything and everyone except me. She lays on her bed and poops every time someone comes to visit.

October 28, 2019

Oct 28, 19 | #29 | What I Look For In Hiring Or Recommending A Trainer

Questions To Ask A Potential Trainer:

~ How Many Dogs Have You Recommended To Be Killed.
~ How Many Dogs Have You Recommended To Be Medicated.
~ If You Can’t Satisfactorily Downtrain My Dog, What Happens Then.
~ Do You Have Other Trainers That You Would Recommend.
~ What Are The Tools You Use When Working With A Dog.
~ Do Treats Exist As A Communication Tool In The Canine Species.
~ What Are Some Of The Extreme Tools You May Use With A Very Difficult Dog.
~ What Aspects Do You Use When Working With A Dog.
~ What Is Your Opinion About My Dog’s Psychology.
~ What Is Your Opinion About Dogs Having Codependency Issues.
~ What Is Your Opinion About How Dogs Process Things.
~ When You Send An Email To A Potential Trainer…See What They Ask You For.
~ Does The Trainer/Behaviorist Work Directly In Front Of Your Dog Or Hides Behind Furniture, Etc…
~ Most Difficult Dog Your Trainer Has Worked With.

October 22, 2019

Oct 22, 19 | #28 | Recap | Mon, Wed, Fri Vlogs Only

~ I’ll Be Live Vlogging Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays.
~ I Need To Focus And Get My Message And Work Out.
~ Dogs Are Consequential Not Reactional.
~ Moving Toward Live Vlogging On YouTube.
~ Please Sign And Share My Petition With Over 105,000 Signatures.
https://www.change.org/p/make-it-illegal-to-eat-dogs-and-cats-in-canada/
~ If Your Dog Is Misbehaving…Go Back To Square One And Reset Yourself And Then Your Dog.
~ Be Patient…It’s Not Your Dog’s Fault.
~ Let Your Dog Know You Know Why They Are Afraid.
~ Petting Your Dog’s Stitches And Wounds.
~ Dogs Feel Pain But Do Not Articulate It…Yet It Still Hurts Intensely.
~ A Healed Wound Will Be Sensitive And Cause Your Dog Pain Months After.
~ Don’t Let Your Vet Roughly Handle Your Dog’s Wound.
~ Speak Up For Your Dog’s Pain.
~ If Your Vet Doesn’t Stop, Find Another Vet.
~ Shock Collar Use By A Professional Is A Sign Of Inexperience.
~ Like Being Punched By A Stranger Without Warning.
~ Richard Chan Charges $3000 To Shock Collar Your Dog.
~ ‘Ban Shock Collar Canada’ Is Not Interested In Helping Dogs As Much As They Are Interested In Aesthetics.
~ Make Sure Your Dog’s Collar Is Snug, Not Loose.
~ Even An Intact 10 Year Old Dangerous Great Dane Can Be Downtrained.
~ The Psychology Of Buying The Proper Leash.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uhES2W_2qY&list=PLK43vpI6h3zbSMQiGj070gEEMvCMt-iRm&index=12
~ You Can Turn A Prong Collar Inside Out To Prevent Other Dogs From Attacking Your Dog.
~ ‘Does Your Dog Dream Of You’ Blog Article Coming Soon.
~ Update To The Pitbull Named Prince From Sarah’s Post Asking For My Help.

October 21, 2019

Oct 21, 19 | #27 | Dogs Afraid Of Walking Bridges | Field Of Vision Processing: Dogs Don’t Blink

~ Hello From Raincouver.
~ Don’t Push Your Personal Expectations Of Your Dog.
~ Any Type Of Training…You Need A Strong Foundation Before Your Dog Has.
~ NIMBY Makes Us Lazy.
~ Recognize When You’re Pushing Your Dog Too Fast.
~ Your Dog Understands If You Go Back To Square One.
~ Two Weeks Will Not Change An Entire Lifetime (Of Dysfunction And PTSD).
~ Don’t Set Your Dog Up To Fail.
~ It’s Easier For Your Dog To Learn A Trick Than It Is To Get Over Their Fear.
~ Fear Template.
~ Human Habits Take Months To Change.
~ Your Dog Is A Cell Phone.
~ Subconsciously Setting Yourself Up To Fail Your Dog.
~ Don’t Push Progress.
~ Your Dog Has Been Dysfunctional Their Whole Life To This Point.
~ It Would Take A Human Months And Years.
~ Pushing Your Dog To Fail Then Wonder ‘Why’.
~ One Year Of Dysfunction = One Month To Downtrain.
~ Imagine Going Out With An Abuser.
~ Understanding How A Slip Collar Works.
~ Prong Collars Hurt Your Dog…Try It Yourself.
~ If Your Dog Can Feel You Petting Their Head…They Feel Pain.
~ Bridging Human Psychosis Onto Dogs.
~ Emotional Isomorphism.
~ Treats Are Counter Intuitive To A (Dysfunctional) Dog’s Natural Behaviors.
~ You’re Paying A Professional To Use Their Intuition And Skill.
~ A PhD Behaviorist Creates A Legal Record Of Your Dog’s Behaviors From Day One.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O97UsUmS6k8&list=PLK43vpI6h3zZAiEXxV6JkJjWSPMT7lQQT&index=5
~ Shock Collar Training Turns An Intelligent Dog Into A Fearing Dog.
~ I Told Cathy Larimer To Not Send An Innocent Dog To Shock Collar Trainer Richard Chan…She Ignored My Warnings.
~ Richard Kept The Dog In A Kennel In A Freezing Basement.
~ If You Don’t Pay Attention To Your Dog And There Is A Problem…Your Dog Suffers The Final Consequence.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDP8fV1ETNk&list=PLK43vpI6h3zY_uDw7k3X0DpC1c9M1BGvX&index=1
~ Any Issues…Go Back To Square One.
~ Remember To Reset Your Dog.
~ I Provide Lifetime Support To My Clients For Free.
~ There Are People That Domesticate Wolves.
~ What To Ask A Potential Trainer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PcMzRAayOTU&list=PLK43vpI6h3zbSMQiGj070gEEMvCMt-iRm&index=6
~ If A Trainer Throws Treats To Your Reactive Dog This Indicates The Trainer Is Scared And Trying To Bribe Your Dog.
~ Trainer/Behaviorist Must Work Directly In Front Of Your Dog Not Hiding Behind Furniture.
~ I’m Honored When Asked To Work With Your Beloved Dog.
~ Mingki Is Going Back To Animal Hope And Wellness Foundation Due To Breach Of Agreement.
https://arfarfbarkbark.com/jindo-meat-dog/
~ Over 20,000 Dogs Rescued…Mingki Was The One Dog They Could Not Destructure.
~ Why Dogs Are Afraid Of Walking On Bridges.
~ Why Dogs Are Afraid In Your Car Driving Over A Bridge.
~ Relational To Their Field Of Vision.
~ Relational To Their Logic Processing.
~ Relational To Their Historical Context.
~ Relational To Their Understanding Of Physics.
~ It’s Like Walking On A Glass Bridge Suspended Above A Deep Canyon.
~ Dogs Don’t Blink.
~ Which Eye Does Your Dog Look At When Looking At You.
~ Both.
~ How Dogs Process Field Of Vision.

October 20, 2019

Oct 20, 19 | #26 | Alpha Pair: Mom And Dad | Why Male Dogs Squat To Pee | Stand Still With Your Dog

~ Almost 2 Million Stray Dogs In Taiwan.
~ Formosan Mountain Dogs Are The Indigenous Breed.
~ Love Shared With Humans Is Love Shared With Your Dog.
~ Our Technologically Driven Species Is Surpassing Our Emotional Evolution.
~ Biological Intelligence.
~ Artificial Intelligence.
~ Hybrid Intelligence.
~ Artificial Being Intelligence.
~ Humans Are The Only Animal That ‘Premeditate’.
~ Dogs Are Consequential.
~ Your Dog Sees How You Love Your Human Family.
~ Everything Psychological About Dogs Is Relational To Codependency.
~ Scout Dogs Bravely Protect The Family.
~ Alpha Pair Is Actually Mom And Dad…The Group’s Parents.
~ Dogs Understand Discordant And Disingenuous Tone.
~ Use The Language Conversationally.
~ Dogs Are Willing To Defend Us With Their Life.
~ Predators Are About ‘Me, Myself And I’.
~ Dogs Can Determine Normal Human Body Language Behavior.
~ Bonded Pair Is Non Modular Intradependency.
~ Maintain The Same Routine Before I Was Attacked.
~ We’re An Arrogant Species.
~ Standing Still With Your Dog.
~ The Psychology Of Having The Proper Leash.
https://bit.ly/2P3AoDC
~ Dog Stands Sideways And Behind While You Stand Still.
https://bit.ly/2P5cFmt
~ Clinical Descriptions Devalue The Dog’s Sentience.
~ Why Male Dogs Squat To Pee Normally.
~ Dog’s Tail Has Full Articulation.
~ Pee On Fur Tracked By Predators.
https://bit.ly/31uelbH

Viewer’s Question:

1.Sue Palmer
Thank you so much for all that you do with dog’s James. MoMo is a rescue dog from California. She was in a high kill shelter and terrified. They found her in a field. She was not fixed. The first picture is of her when they brought her to the kill shelter.

When I first got her she escaped from our house and I ran after her. When I caught up I swooped her up and she bit me badly on my hand. She has also bitten my adult son badly about six months ago. I have had her for about five years now.

When I take her for a walk she barks at everyone. When they approach her she wags her nub (tail) and wants to make friends. When I took her to the dog park she barked at people and would instigate a fight with other dogs large or small. It was scary. Although I kept going and she calmed down. She loved going to the dog park after awhile. I moved and she doesn’t go anymore.

When if I have to give her a bath we have to sneak around her back to pick her up. She tries to bite us. She can give really nasty bites. Grooming is also nightmare. She is so uncooperative. I persist the result is her fur is a wee bit lopsided lol. When I go to bed she licks the back of my ear and then goes to sleep. It doesn’t bother me although I find it weird. I think she thinks I am her puppy. I don’t know if she ever had puppies though. What does this mean?

When I go to bed and my husband is already in the bed she will growl protecting him. She will do the same if I am in bed and he comes to bed. It’s almost as if she doesn’t recognize us until we are close and stops. If another person comes in she really growls and won’t stop. My son says it is an alpha issue although I don’t know what to do.

Otherwise she is a sweet loving pup. Thank you so much for your help.

October 19, 2019

Oct 19, 19 | #25 | Going On Vacation Without Your Dog | Skittish Dog Group Session Recap

~ Skittish Dog Group Session Recap.
~ Ozzie Did Awezzzzzome.
~ Nowhere In The Entire Canine Species Is Food Used For Communication.
~ Dogs Fight Over Food…Treats Are Food…Tacit Alpha.
~ Drugs And Bomb Sniffer Dogs Are Given A Toy Not Treats.
~ Dash Didn’t Take Treats Because He’s Dysfunctional.
~ Going On Vacation.
~ They Came Back And Their Dog Started Nipping Family And Friends.
~ Zevia Felt Abandoned And Un-Secured And Seeing Transience Of People.
~ Zevia’s Daily Routine Has Stopped.
~ Things To Ask When You Hire/Ask Someone To Dog Sit For You.
~ Always Check Social Media For Whomever Your Hire For Your Dog.
~ Tonka The Great Dane.
~ Non Modular Intradependency.
~ Feared Being Killed At Night.
~ Tonka Standing Over Me.
~ Agreement Breached By AHWF.
~ Depending On The Dog When Getting Into My Vehicle.
~ Mingki The Jindo.
~ Live Questions.
~ I Talk About Codependency.
~ Dogs Suffer From Depression…So Do Humans.
~ Dogs Eat When They Feel Safe.
~ Our Natural Behaviors.
~ Debunking Temple Grandin’s Theory That “Dogs Can’t ‘Act’ Safe”.
~ Dr. Ian Dunbar’s ‘Bite Level’ Scale Is Passive Rhetoric.
~ Graphic Photo Of Dog Attack Of A Shelter Worker.
~ I Deal With The Dog As Is…Regardless Of The Extreme Severity Of Their Attacks.
~ Fear Is Extremely Difficult To Not Have As It Changes Your Entire Conduct.

~ Live Review Of Diesel Video.
Diesel The Great Pyrenees…Real Time Proof James Reads A Dog At 2/10ths Of A Second:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=tctQNYZor3Y&list=PLK43vpI6h3zZAiEXxV6JkJjWSPMT7lQQT&index=7

October 18, 2019

Oct 18, 19 | #24 | Dog Fight Trauma | Our Complicated Language Made Us Less Sincere

~ Dog Witnessing Fights.
~ Counselling.
~ Aftercare.
~ Reset.

~ Our Complicated Language Made Us Less Sincere.

~ Who Is Zevia The Dog.
~ Watch Her Life Begin.
~ A Blend Of Nero And Tonka And Walter.
~ Thank You For Helping Everyone And Every One Of Us.

October 17, 2019

Oct 17, 19 | #23 | Species Specific Behavior: Taking Food | Viewer’s Comments Confirm My Intuition

~ Please Get A Rain Jacket For Your Dog.
~ Water Wicks Away Heat From Fur.
~ Check For Salt And ‘Ice Melt’ In Paws After Walking In The Snow.
~ Nice Lawns, Grass Has Pesticides.
~ Dogs Can Tolerate Pain Consciously.
VID Dysfunction Scale:
https://arfarfbarkbark.com/vid-training-sessions/vid-dysfunction-scale/
~ I Wish Suzanne Fetner Great Success With Her 12 Step Program.
~ Highly Dysfunctional Dogs Won’t Take Treats.

~ Mingki The Jindo Born Inside A Dog Meat Farm…Extremely Skittish, Stress Defecation. Distrusted Humans. Attacked People Without Warning.

~ Tonka The Great Dane Hated And Distrusted Humans Due To Chronic Beatings By Half A Dozen Owners. Attacked 16 People In New York. Dragged A Shelter Worker Into His Kennel. Partially Blinded And Hearing Impaired And Slight Brain Damage From Beatings.

~ Nero The Great Dane Lived Seven Years In A Cage For Breeding. Then Three Years Outside On A Prong Collar. Dragged A Large Adult From The Couch And Caused Significant Wounds Requiring 67 Stitches.

~ Predacious Dog Does Not Need To Chase You.
~ Trust Is Based On Respect, Patience, Communication.

READ THE DISCLAIMER BELOW IN THIS DESCRIPTION.

~ Dog Abusers Use Food To Apologize.
~ Trace Amounts Of Cyanide In Seeds And Stems.
~ ‘Higher Value Treats’ Is A Misnomer.
~ Favorite Treats.
~ Hid Favorite Halloween Treats.
~ Talk About Dogs As They Live.
~ Understanding ‘Why’ The Reason For The Dog’s Dysfunction.

~ Nowhere In The Canine Species Will You See A Wolf Take Food Another Wolf’s Mouth Without Attacking.
~ Don’t Throw Treats In The Air At Your Dog That Is Reactive.
~ Abused Dogs Are Hand Shy And Reactive.
~ Consistency Is Extremely Important.
~ It’s Not Natural For Dogs To Take Food From Your Mouth Without Trust.
~ Not Species Specific Behavior.
~ Teaching The Dog Not To Distrust My Face.
~ Resource Value And Communication.
~ Developing Familiarity And Trust.
~ Dogs Pick Out Their Favorite Treats.
~ Some Dogs Eat Vegetables…Some Don’t.
~ Yelling At Your Dog All The Time Is Intimidating.
~ Humans Taught Dogs How To Follow Finger Pointing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HppuwAs21Ts&list=PLK43vpI6h3zbSMQiGj070gEEMvCMt-iRm&index=9
~ Dogs Can Compare Size.
~ Who Is Zevia The Dog.
~ Dogs Know Their Name.
~ You Can Tell The Tone Of Your Dog’s Voice.
~ Anxiety Is The Result Of Our Lack Of Acknowledgement.
~ Downtraining Is Exactly Training Down.
~ Comment Updates From Previous Owners And Issues.
~ It’s Impossible To Downtrain A Dog Without Meeting The Dog.

October 16, 2019

Oct 16, 19 | #22 | Dogs Coughing On Leash and Viewer Giant Dogs Are Reactive (VIDEO SPLIT INTO TWO PARTS)

~ Dogs Coughing On Leash
~ Lunging.
~ Darting.
~ Psychosomatic.
~ Seeing Your Vet.
~ CBD Oil And James.

Viewer’s Question About Their Gigantic Two Reactive Dogs:

Jamie Wozniel
I am a subscriber to your YouTube channel, follow all of your groups on FB & Instagram & shared your page on FB.

I am looking for help with our 2 1/2 year old male Great Dane, Daxton. His is UTD on vaccinations, no medical issues & his thyroid is WNL. We have had him since 8 weeks. Alway had a good life with solid training. In our home, we also have a DM Great Dane, Wyatt (deaf with vision impairments, 1 1/2 year unaltered, we will neuter him in Feb. 2020, rescued him as a pup at 12 weeks), a 6 year old lab & 4 kids, ages 10-20, and 2 adults. All 3 dogs view my Fiancé, Chuck as the leader. The 3 dogs will all pile on the loveseat to be close to him, and follow him around every time he moves throughout the house.

Daxton’s personality seems to be the “protector”of all & “rule enforcer” in our household. He immediately took on the role of “mother hen” when we rescued Wyatt at 12 weeks. He will go & “find Wyatt” (as he is deaf) if it is time for all 3 dogs to come in the house. If Wyatt or one of the kids get too ramped up, Daxton will place himself in between who he is protecting & what he is protecting from. Daxton is always appears to be on alert & watching what is going on, and who is doing what. Overall, he is a loving, happy dane.

1.
85% of the time, Daxton is best friends with our DM, Wyatt. They play well together & co-exist in our home for the most part. Since Wyatt has turned 9-10 months, at times, Daxton will growl at Wyatt when he gets close to him if he is on the couch, on the bed, or on the floor sucking in a blanket. He has even bit Wyatt a few times. As Wyatt is getting older, he at times will stand his ground and occasionally fight back. We have had approximately 10 heated, dog fights between the 2 of them, all started by Daxton. If Wyatt is on the couch, bed, etc first, Daxton will join & lay next to him. But of Daxton was in the spot first, and Wyatt attempts to join him, he will growl, show is teeth & at times snap at Wyatt. Daxton has no issues with our 6 year old lab, whom we have had as a puppy as well.

Daxton as a puppy was well socialized, exposed to many situation, but not confident. He needed to be provided encouragement through situations he was afraid of (leaves blowing outside, new people at times, etc). In training classes Daxton was labeled “reactive”. He would freak out & resist if the trainer would try to take the leash from us to walk Daxton (for recall exercises, etc).

2.
It appears Daxton is showing more anxiety & reactive behaviors as time goes on. Especially with new people coming into our home & with kids. (He was never a fan of kids other than the ones in our home. When he was 6 months, if a child would try to pet him on a walk, Daxton was not comfortable and would growl at them). We often have my 10 & 13 year old kids’ friends over in our home. In the past 6 months, Daxton has attempted to lunge/bite a 13 year old who asked to pet our dogs while we were taking a walk in our neighborhood. He bit a 1 year old, who was visiting with his family (there were a lot of kids, who Daxton did not know, running around in our home at the time). Most recently, he bit a familiar 10 year old neighbor boy (this boy is alway at our house), as he entered our home after ringing the doorbell. The doorbell is a huge trigger for Daxton. We do our best to anticipate & stop the behavior to prevent these situations to keep both Daxton & others safe. In the county where we live, 2 recorded bites (luckily, Daxton’s bites were not recorded to health services) & the dog has to be removed from the county or euthanized.

3.
Daxton is a jealous dog. (I read your blog on jealous dogs…. which we felt fit Daxton to a “T”. If one of the other 2 dogs is getting attention, Daxton will make his way to push the others aside, so he gets pet. Trust me, all 3 dogs are spoiled & get plenty of attention from us.

I am hoping you can help us to help Daxton. His behaviors make us afraid of the results. We love him. And will do whatever it takes to get him in a better place in his mind. We are constantly on guard, watching situations so they don’t escalate between Daxton & Wyatt. Or that Daxton doesn’t bite anyone else. Please send me some good advice.

October 15, 2019

Oct 15, 19 | #21 | Stopping Your Dog From Jumping On You

~ What Could Be The Change Of A Dog’s Behavior.
~ Destructuring The Behavior Into Psychological Key Points.
~ Why Your Dog Jumps On You.
~ Understanding Why Your Dog Jumps.
~ Coming Home Can Be Frustrating.
~ Codependency, Doesn’t Know How To Self Regulate, Immaturity.
~ Always Talk To Your Dog In Sentient Conversational Tone.
~ Don’t Speak Superficially.
~ Excellent Opportunity For In Motion Training.
~ Teaching Your Dog Not To Jump On You.
~ Use Your Business Voice.
~ Turning Away Is Avoidance.
~ Kneeing Your Dog Is Unskilled And Demonstrates Lack Of Emotional Connection.
~ Segregating Is Emotionally Disenfranchisement.
~ Making Eye Contact.
~ It Hurts Getting Kneed.
~ Using Immediate Brute Force Is Not Warranted.
~ No Eye Contact Is Disturbing.
~ Jumping Is Indicative And Relational To Your Dog’s History And Dysfunctions.
~ Understanding The Dependencies And The Dysfunctions.
~ People Like Different Music.
~ Showing My Trainers/Behaviorists The Delineated Nuanced Body Behaviors.
~ Different Driving Styles.
~ How To Stop The Jumps With Your Basketball Palm.
~ Walking Your Dog Down.
~ Squatting Prevents Our Voice From Being Compromised.
~ Why Your Dog Continues To Jump Even If You’re Squatting.
~ Getting To Their Level.
~ Those Aren’t Kisses.
~ Getting To Your Dog’s Level Of Dysfunction.
~ Hugs Is The Basis Of Trust.
~ The Hugs You Don’t Want To Let Go.
~ The Dog’s Joy Spot.
~ Respecting The Dog’s Cross Species Cohabitation.
~ Desperation By Another Name.
~ Feeding Their Anxiet(ies).
~ Creating Calmness.

~ Does Your Facebook Group Have Members Who Need Help.
~ Acknowledge.

Why dogs paw at us:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9ecdnjz3nw&list=PLK43vpI6h3zbSMQiGj070gEEMvCMt-iRm&index=3

Stopping dogs from barking out the window:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWUREUIBmcI&list=PLK43vpI6h3zbSMQiGj070gEEMvCMt-iRm&index=5

Psychology of buying the proper leash:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uhES2W_2qY&list=PLK43vpI6h3zbSMQiGj070gEEMvCMt-iRm&index=12

Why Dogs Follow Us Into The Bathroom:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giXVNJhWJkk&list=PLK43vpI6h3zbSMQiGj070gEEMvCMt-iRm&index=18

October 14, 2019

Oct 14, 19 | #20 | Viewer Comments And Hungry Dog

Possible Additional Viewers And Members Questions From My Reactive Dog Group (join for free):
www.arfarfbarkbark.com/free-help-for-your-dog/

Who wants to meet up for coffee and dog questions?

Random Questions From Owners About Dysfunctional Dog Behaviors:

When Dogs Circle, Are They Happy At Dinner Time.
A Dog That Excitedly Circles.
It Is Deliberate.
It Signifies Logical Intelligence.

October 13, 2019

Oct 13, 19 | #19 | Member’s Lunging Reactive Great Dane Problem

~ Happy Thanksgiving To Canada
~ Members’ Reactive Great Dane Problem

Melissa Stanley:
Hi James! I am a member of the group and I’ve subscribed to your YouTube channel. Thank you for your helpful and informative videos!! I need some advice for my dog please.

Bauer is a 7 month old male Great Dane currently weighing 90 lbs. We brought him home when he was 14 1/2 weeks old. Our household consists of myself, my husband, our 3 kids, and a 6 year old male chihuahua.

Sprocket, the chihuahua, is the guy in charge. He quickly set boundaries that Bauer obeys. However, Sprocket is an extremely yappy dog who barks at everything! The kids are not with us full time, so there’s lots of moving parts and our household dynamic is constantly changing.

Bauer was diagnosed with colitis about 3 months ago after lots of testing and weeks of diarrhea. He is on Tylan powder 1/8th tsp twice a day. Once he started the meds, he immediately starting gaining weight and thriving again.

My issue with Bauer is that he is quickly getting bigger and I’m finding it harder to manage him on the leash. If he sees someone on our walks then he immediately starts barking and growling at the people. He pulls and lunges to get to them. If a stranger is brave and comes over, he will bark in their face. Once he senses that they’re not a threat then he’ll stop for 15 seconds and then typically start barking in their face again. Then he tends to try to get away, like he seems scared.

We took him and sprocket to the dog park and he did wonderful with the other dogs. He was playing gently with the other dogs. Some more aggressive then he would bully him and I would have to shoo the other dog away. But if a person approached at the park to talk to us he would bark his head off at the person. He has NEVER bit anyone or even nipped ever! But it scares people when he behaves this way. He does “mouth” when he plays which we’re trying to correct.

My goal for Bauer is to be able to go on a leisurely walk. I want him to just relax and enjoy it. He’s constantly scanning the area and on the lookout for a threat and once he’s sees something he doesn’t like I cannot snap him out of it. He’s so focused that he doesn’t hear me. He has learned basic commands such as sit, stay,paw, and down. Thank you for your time.

October 12, 2019

Oct 12, 19 | #18 | The Real Reason Why Dogs Follow Us Into The Bathroom

~Thank You To My Donors
~Thank You To My Food/Supplies Donor:
This is their facebook group:
https://falconessentials.com/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/293046764964944/

~Every $250 donated provides an owner of a reactive/skittish/dangerous dog, on fixed income, free training
~The Same People That Say The Industry Is Unregulated Then Tell You Hire Someone ‘Regulated’
~Ian Dunbar, Karen Pryor, Rebecca Ledger, Temple Grandin Are Unable To Prove Food Exists As A Reward Fiat
~Deal With Dogs Viscerally And Intuitively
~It Is Always Dangerous To Work With A Dysfunctional Dog You Do Not Understand
~Debunked ‘Human/Dog Cohabitation’ Being A Genetic Trait
~Human/Dog Codependency Is Reciprocal
~Emotional Isomorphism
~Wild Wolf Can Be Domesticated
~Dependency Variants
~Free Cat Food
~’Incentivization’ (Treat Training) Is Human Anthropomorphization.

~ Why Dogs Follow Us Into The Bathroom

October 11, 2019

Oct 11, 19 | #17 | Understanding Skittish Dog Behavior | Question The Owner | Viewer Question

~Reactionary Versus Consequential
~Understanding The Nuances Of Your Dog And The Other Dog
~If You’re Not Sure…Question The Approaching Owner
~If The Rescue Org Sends You To A Treat Trainer For Your Skittish
~Poor Understanding Of Skittish Dog Behavior

~Upcoming Documentary ‘Dog War’ Is Discussed On ‘Stop Yulin Podcast’ Which I Was Interviewed.
www.youtu.be/6_0vLrLJnAo

Member Question:

Hi this is prince, 1 year & 11 months, got him at 6 weeks old. Definitely had separation anxiety – he would dream a lot about running (feet kicking).

He had a lot of sensitivity to chicken so we had to change his food a bunch of times ( fed him raw and he would growl and try to bite us if we came close to his food).

He got mange really bad around 3 months old for almost 2/3 months. We basically stopped all basic training during this time as it was hard to even let him out of a area since his immune system was so weak and he was very irritated. He also had tick fever but caught it luckily in time.

He would sometimes get out of hand and try to bite so we’ve had to pin him down and usually my husband would send him to his kennel and he would growl and show teeth once he gets into it. This started to progress and we just couldn’t understand what was going on and why he was acting this way towards us at times.

We then use to take him out and meet other dogs – he was very timid and scared (even smaller dogs would scare him). We still kept socializing and sooner than later he stayed with another dog for 2 weeks while we went away and had the time of his life(we were told).

We travelled without him twice for 2 weeks in 2018 and once for 4 months (Jan till end of April 19). It was out of choice at the time when we had to leave for 4 months. He stayed with a family member who also had another male pitbull who tried to attack him but nothing happened(that is what we were told). Prince was then separated from the household he was at and stayed at another house(no pets) and with another person he had never met before. He was apparently chained up for the entire time because no one knew how to walk him because of pulling on leash. He was fed his meals and bathed normally. He had interaction with kids sometimes (he loves kids and ladies). We were told he was very timid and scared towards the adults who were taking care of him , the only time he was happy was when the kids would play with him.

When we returned to him end of April; we then found out we were moving back to toronto and we had no doubt he was coming back with us. So we got him neutered this May 2019 and all his shots (rabies etc) his blood work is great except he’s got a little inflammation issues (Vet said nothing to worry about).

He’s now living with me and my husband at our new home hoping to have a better life for all of us and definitely for prince. We have tried bark busters and now training with K9 Obedience. I don’t feel confident these trainor’s understand him are not addressing the behaviours for why it’s happening or even giving us a good enough answer on what we should be doing in those situations.

-He’s now reactive to every dog/animal he sees.
-Aggression towards me but mostly my husband he backs off when he meets Men at first.
-He loves meeting women and kids (gets super happy).
-He’s scared about a lot of things outside or even inside (he will randomly curl his tale inward and tuck his ears back).
-He’s scared of car rides , showers.
-We don’t know which collar to walk him on, every trainer has been saying different things. Also we have a muzzle (to use or not).
-He’s not aggressive about everything only in certain situations with us and that’s what I’m confused about.
-But it does feel like he’s battling with feeling more endangered then feeling safe and confident.

(pictures posted in group)

October 10, 2019

Oct 10, 19 | #16 | Pack Or Group Of Dogs | Viewers, Members And Twitter Video Questions | Dogs Love Hugs

~ Scientists Say “Dogs Are Like Children”
~ Instead Of Anthropomorphizing Conjecture…Correlation And Bridging.
~ Psychogenetic Destructuring A Dog’s Behavior Works Across The Entire Dog Dysfunction Spectrum.
~ Donations Go Toward Providing Session To Owners On Fixed Incomes.
~ Our Greatest Emotional Content Is With Our Dogs.
~ All The Dogs I Intake Are Dangerous To Predatorial, Skittish, Significant Resource Guarding, Extremely Dog Reactive.
~ Cohabitating Dangerous Dogs Is Not For Everyone.
~ Treats Do Not Exist Anywhere In The Entire Canine Species Which Is Why I Know Treat Training Dysfunctional Dogs Is Counter-Intuitive.
~ Failure Of Animal Hope And Wellness Foundation To Breach Of Agreement.
~ Do Your Own Thing.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=laGKEyiNHJ0&list=PLK43vpI6h3zZAiEXxV6JkJjWSPMT7lQQT&index=2

~ What I Teach Is Not Easy For Everyone.
~ It’s Important Not To Overthink It.
~ If You Are Having Issues, Go Back To Step One.
~ Reconnect…Viscerally…Emotionally.
~ Do You Want To Be Given Food Or Love.
~ Highly Dysfunctional Dogs Don’t Take Treats.
~ Hugs Reset Your Dog.
~ There’s A Certain Way To Hug Your Dog That Creates Trust.
~ It Allows You To Reset.

~ Kennelling And Collars.
~ Collar Gets Caught On Wire Crate.
~ Suffocation Takes 3 Horrific Minutes.
www.facebook.com/groups/PVrescueadoptflightangel/
~ Always Be 100% Focused When Talking To Your Dog.
~ Rescue Dysfunctional Dogs Require Your Attention, Not Ignoring.
www.facebook.com/VID.Dog.Training/videos/595197934349740
~ Talk Conversationally With Your Dog…Normal Talking.
~ Dog Crosses In Front Of You.
~ Dog Wraps Around Your Legs.

~ Say ‘HI’ To Sammie <3

Viewers, Members And Twitter Questions:

1. Mary
I have had Great Danes for 26 years, my dogs are very smart. I talk to them in complete sentences. They know what I’m telling them. I’m not a social person due to the death of my daughter so my dogs take after me. I didn’t have a problem when I lived in the country.
Since moving in a small town I got another Dane puppy, Kevin I started him on lead when he was small. But I learned of a dog that killed a puppy a street over from me. This dog got loose while I was out training Kevin. So I became very over protective and kept in with me at all times.
My backyard isn’t big so he didn’t get the same training as my other dogs. I have another female Dane and let them out to play but Kevin doesn’t want to go out much. It’s my fault but now he hasn’t seen other people or other dogs except my dogs. I don’t know how he would react to other people or dogs.
I don’t know how he would react so how should I go about introducing him when I have know idea if he would bite them. I am up in age now so I’m not as strong.
Really I like it with just my dogs and me but a friend wants to come in. Should I just not take the chance. My female Dane is protective over me also, but this lady can come in Bella has not bit but she won’t allow her to be close to me.

2. Sue
When your pet is possessive of you. Barks and brawls at others that get close to their owners.

Twitter Video Question:
www.twitter.com/askmattchun/status/1182411432333398017

3. Matt @askmattchun
I have a #Jindo mix, rescued a year ago and now 1.5yrs old. He’s my first dog. Knowing that Jindos have unique behaviors, any general thoughts on the differences in approach and understanding when working with a Jindo

He often doesn’t listen to me. He often will not come when I call his name – at home or outside. When outside on leash, he doesn’t even look up at me when I try to get his attn … unless he knows I have a treat. I read that Jindos have a mind of their own… very independent. So do I accept that he’s just going to have his own mind and do I continue to train him to respond to me using the usual techniques for non-Jindo dogs.

October 9, 2019

Oct 9, 19 | #14 | Rude Dogs | Understanding Eye Contact | Dogs Love Hugs | Grammatical Rhythm

~ Vlogging Instead Of Commenting.
~ Thank You To ‘Awesome Mastiff Lovers’.
~ Thank You To Steven Elliot.
~ Thank you to ‘Peace Love Danes’.
~ Please Help Support My Work By Sharing And Subscribing.
~ Recognize Dogs Viscerally With Emotional, Logical Context.
~ Previous Vlogs References.
~ Collar & Leash Is Enough.
~ Training A High Energy Puppy That Won’t Listen To His Mom.
~ Gauging Environment The Dog Exists And Perceives.
~ Your Dog Lives In A Human World.
~ Protect Your Dog Like A Child.
~ Using A Catch Pole Subjugates A Scared Dog And Is Reprehensible.
~ Supervise Your Dog Like A Child.
~ Humping Is Ill Mannered Behavior Your Must Correct.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYaBZihceUo&list=PLK43vpI6h3zbSMQiGj070gEEMvCMt-iRm&index=11
~ Codependency…Your Dog Is With You…You Are With Your Dog.
~ Your Dog Is Watching You Peripherally.
~ Relational To Processing Field Of Vision.
~ Animals Do Not See ‘Paintings’.
~ Teach Your Dog Good Manners.
~ An Unloved, Unsupervised Dog Becomes A Troublemaker.
~ Share Your Attention Between Your Dog And Your Cell Phone.
~ Home Is Ambient.
~ Always Say Your Dog’s Name.
~ Your Dog’s Bodyguard.
~ Dysfunctional Dog Does Not Understand Environment Is Safe.
~ Humans Premeditate.
~ Dogs Are Consequential.
~ Exist In The Moment.
~ Leash Control.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uhES2W_2qY&list=PLK43vpI63zbSMQiGj070gEEMvCMt-iRm&index=12
~ LOKI The Shiba Inu Predicting His Head Movements
w ww.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLK43vpI6h3zZ6BoBlgctxEPIMxsr26eJk
~ Dogs Don’t Communicate With Food.
~ Teach Your Dog Trust Implicitly.
~ Unsubstantiated Behavior.
~ Codependency, Intradependency, Interdependency.
~ Emotional Connection.
~ Tone And Speed Of Voice.
~ Intonation, Cadence, Grammatical Rhythm, Speed, Disingenuity.
~ Your Dog Does Not Bark Over Other Dogs Outside…Listening.
~ Eye Contact.
~ Be Casual.
~ Adjust Tone Immediately.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWUREUIBmcI&list=PLK43vpI6h3zbSMQiGj070gEEMvCMt-iRm&index=5
~ Discover Your Dog’s Voice Key.
~ Overt Eye Contact Becomes Peripheral Eye Contact When Your Dog Trusts You.
~ Understanding Eye Contact Is Trust.
~ My Eyes Are Up Here.
~ Eye Contact Is Behavior Evaluation.
~ Mingki The Jindo Is Going Back To Animal Hope And Wellness Foundation Due To Their Breach.
www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLK43vpI6h3zZHdeWx-KPdes5gKdXaf6CM
~ Act Normal.
~ Clean Your Bedroom.
~ You Understand Your Mom’s Voice.
~ Your Boyfriend Is Over It.
~ Conversational Words.
~ Child Understands When You Talk Down To Them.
~ Artificial Being Intelligence.
~ Your Dysfunctional Dog Expects ‘The Other Shoe To Drop’.
~ Stimulus Of Affection Is Foreign.
~ Remember To Reset Your Self.
~ Dogs 100% Love Hugs Because Of Affection.
~ Coming For Affection.
~ Canines Are Codependent.
~ Dogs Feel Affection Viscerally.
~ Gaining Trust.
~ Your Dog Will Move Their Head To Yours.
~ Physical Intimacy Is Trust.
~ Fear Of Being Beaten.
~ Bipolar Discordant Human Behavior.
~ Historical Context.
~ Dysfunctional Dog Feels More Scared Of Being Hugged.
~ Understanding Relational Dependency Of Touch Is Trust.
~ Be Still.
~ Dog’s Joy Spot.
~ How It Resets.
~ Time Outs.
~ Intercede To Be Calm.
~ I’m Prepared To Wait 2 Years For A Dysfunctional Dog.
~ Takes Humans Years To Recover Trauma.
~ Don’t Push Your Expectations Of Your Dog’s Recovery.
~ Emotional Drive…Logical Drive.

October 8, 2019

Oct 8, 19 | #14 | Why Your Dog Stops Eating | Choosing A Smart Trainer | Your Dog Falls ‘2 Steps Backwards’ | Viewer Questions

~ Each Vlog Takes Me Between 4 – 6 Hours Each Day.
~ It’s Normal Having A Reactive Dog Will Stress You.
~ Reactive Dogs Suffer From Psychological Dysfunction We Can Address.
~ Understanding Why Your Friend’s Behavior Has A Reason, Just Like Your Dog.
www.arfarfbarkbark.com/nerogreatdane
~ Vlogging Instead Of Commenting.
~ A Trait Of A Proficient Trainer/Behaviorist Asks For Concise Paragraphical Information.
~ Always Asks For Photos.
~ Same As Choosing Which Dog To Adopt.
~ Ask Your Professional For Detailed Psychogenetic Description From Them.
~ Clear Photos Of Your Dog’s Eyes, Face And Body.
~ Physical Attributes.
~ Rock In Your Shoe.
~ Most Backyard Breeders (BYB) Use The Money To Buy Drugs.
~ Thank you to ‘Massive Awesome Mastiffs’ Group.
~ What Downtraining Actually Means.
~ Over 1400 Days And Over 20,000 Hours Alone With Predatorial Dogs Weighing Over 150 Lbs.
~ Cutting Ties With Unethical Organizations Maintains Ethics.
~ Thank You To Zach Skow For Being An Excellent Example Of Humanity And Compassion.
~ Viewer’s Concerns About Regression.
~ Your Dog Falling ‘2 Steps Backwards’.
~ When Your Dog Has Not Been Reactive For 20 Minutes Is Excellent.
~ It’s The Same As Driving At 200 KMH.
~ Mentally Exhaustive.
~ Don’t Over Expose Your Dog.
~ Practice Practice Practice.
~ Consistency.
~ Vigilance.
~ A Stressed Child Is Similar To A Reactive Dog.
~ What Your Dog Does Is Progressive Always When You Pay Attention.
~ They Are Progressing Forward.
~ Take Your Dog Away At 18 Minutes Instead Of 20 Minutes.
~ Trigger Stacking And Flooding Is A Silly Label.
~ Recognize The Tolerance And Nuanced Behaviors Of Your Dog.
~ Upstate Canine Academy Used A Catch Pole On A Muzzled Dog Reflects Unskilled Inexperience Causes A Dog To Be Psychologically Fearful.
~ Predatorial Dogs Would Be Escalated Additionally Dangerous.
~ Use Of A Catch Pole Is A Tool For A Scared And Inexperienced Trainer.
~ Completely Unnecessary.
~ Acknowledging Your Dog.

RED The German Shepherd With Walter And Lincoln:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMwSX-eUBCY

~ When Your Dysfunctional Dog Has Hit A Plateau.
~ Recognizing Positive Progress.
~ Resetting Your Dog.
~ Always Talk Normal For At Least 7 Seconds.
~ Giving Your Dog A Hug To Reset Them And Bond Further.
~ Use Your Dog’s Name Only.
~ Don’t Insult Your Dog.
~ Don’t Use Swear Words To Describe Your Dog.
~ Respect Each Other Respectively.
~ Don’t Devalue.
~ Swearing Is A Sign Of Emotional Immaturity.
~ Jackie Porteus Swears.
~ Put Yourself In Someone Else’s Shoes.
~ Don’t Victimize Your Dog Further.

~ Ticklish.
~ Reactive.
~ Hypersensitivity.
~ Understand The Scale Of Your Dog’s 1/10th Of A Second Processing Time.

~ Why Your Dog Stops Eating.
~ Some Dogs Don’t Eat Their Meal.
~ Cereal Without Milk.
~ Punch Yourself In The Face.
~ Scent Driven Aspects.
~ Your Dog Has Taste.
~ Dogs Cognitively Process Treat Preferences.
~ Kibble Gets Very Boring.
~ Do NOT Feed Your Dog Poisonous Food From Your Plate.
~ Google Before Feeding Your Dog Human Food.
~ If Your Dog Does Not Eat Favorite Foods, Watch For Possible Medical Issue.

Future Topics:

~ Introducing A New (Dysfunctional) Dog Into Your Existing Family Of Dogs.
~ Importance Of Preventing Immediate Dog On Dog Attack.
~ Watch For Opportunistic Or Predatorial Nuances.
~ How To Prepare Yourself For Your Dog’s Death.
~ How To Prepare Your Dog For Their Own Death.

Viewers’ Questions:

1. Mike Carson, Owner ‘Pet Boutique’
I have a question regarding the proper order to correct your dog.
Is it a quick pull on the leash followed by pulling them back to you for verbal reassurance and a hug. Or do you let them continue to bark and lunge for a minute before pulling them back to you.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWUREUIBmcI&list=PLK43vpI6h3zbSMQiGj070gEEMvCMt-iRm&index=6

2. Chantalle
Morning James. Is it possible to work on training with more than one dog at a time…I have 3, only one is reactive. Should it always be done one on one.

October 7, 2019

Oct 7, 19 | #13 | Trigger Stacking And Flooding Incorrectly | Psychology Of Dog Codependency Behavior | Members’ Questions

~ Donations Provide Pro Bono Dog Training.
~ Leash Ninja.
~ Dogs Understand Conversational Tones.
~ Stress Talking To Other People.
~ Affecting Our Dogs.
~ When We Talk ‘Differently’ To Them.
~ Don’t Make It Different.
~ Marginalizing Your Dog.
~ Codependency.
~ It Makes Sense To Talk The Same To Humans And Dogs.
~ Stop Yelling.
~ More Engaged.
~ Respecting Each Other.
~ Mutually Inherent Codependency With Each Other.
~ Psychology Of Dog Codependency Behavior.
~ Loyalty, Trust, Codependency.
~ Your Dog Will Defend You With Their Life.
~ And Expect The Same.
~ Your Dog Will Bravely Defend You.
~ ‘Bite Level 6’ Dogs Are Straightforward To Address.
~ When Charities Use Your Donations To Cover Their Own Bad News.
~ BC SPCA Made $39.1 Million In Donations In 2018.
~ $2 Million Paid In Salaries.
~ When Your Dog Tires You Out.
~ Dogs Are Burst Predators Not Endurance Predators.
~ It’s Normal For Dogs To Do So.
~ This Behavior Erroneously Labelled ‘Trigger Stacking’ Or ‘Flooding’.
~ The Industry’s Top Experts’ Inexperienced Confusion.
~ Dogs Process Triggers In 1/10th Of A Second.
~ Catch The Quarter.
~ When A Trainer/Behaviorist Becomes Scared, They Declare The Dog As ‘Flooded’.
~ A Dog Can Sustain Reactivity For Over One Hour.
~ Normal Behavior Dog To Process On A Predatorial And/Or Defensive Measure.
~ Exhibited As Offensive Behavior.
~ Anthropomorphization Of Human Conjecture Is Not Sanguine.
~ Why Does Everybody Say There Is A Medical Issue When A Dog Is Angry.
~ Less Than 16% Of Dogs Are Medically Aggressive.
~ Emotionally Upset.
~ Codependency Issue That’s Been Violated.
~ Other Dysfunctions Can Cause Reactivity.
~ It’s Not Your Trainer Or Behaviorist’s Fault.
~ Egotism Is A Drug That Kills Dogs.
~ Behavior Is Psychological That Can Be ‘Fixed’ With A Skilled Trainer.
~ Pavlov’s Cruelty To Dogs Is The Template Of The Dog Training Psychology Industry.
~ Treat Training High Level Dysfunctional Dogs Never Works.
https://arfarfbarkbark.com/vid-training-sessions/vid-dysfunction-scale/
~ Nowhere In The Entire Canine Species Is Food Used As A Reward Nor Communication Device.
~ My Rare Gift With Dogs Is 100% Teachable.
~ Thank You To The Open Minded Trainers And Behaviorist That Put Dogs Ahead Of Their Egos.
~ Telling Your Owners Their Dog’s Root Psychological Issues Makes You A Rock Star.
~ Hypersensitivity Of Dogs To Touch.
~ Dogs Can’t Handle 30,000 RPMs.
~ Dogs Get Ticklish.
~ You Can Tell The Way Your Dog Vocalizes And Barks.
~ Getting Stung By A Bee Is The Same Psychological Disruption That A Shock Collar Uses.

Members’ Questions From My Reactive Dog Group (anyone can join)
arfarfbarkbark.com/free-help-for-your-dog/

1. Jennifer G. – Hi James. I know you’ve talked about the touching of a dog’s paws being about trust. I can cut my (beagle/corgi) Pearl’s nails, but it’s a major effort (I must get her on her back or side and position her just right).

2. Jennifer G. – I’ve been working hard with Pearl. Today we went to Starbucks with my roommate and she was perfect…no barking or jumping at people.

She was at ease. Then twenty minutes in, I heard dog tags. There was a Rottweiler sitting under a table 30 feet away. Once Pearl heard and saw her, game over.

All her old behaviors came back. Lunging and barking at people, especially men, walking by. She kept staring at the dog, barking. I know training takes time.

I just feel like we took two steps forward and two steps back. I kept reassuring her she was okay. I asked her to stop, kept doing the touches, saying her name.

Should I have introduced her to the other dog? What more could I have done?

3. Monica U. – Todd is so loud, usually. This was a quiet conversation we had this afternoon. He literally TALKS to me, or tries to, ESPECIALLY when I’m telling him, No.

I do not allow this kind of sass from my child, so why am I allowing his, “back-talk”?

Am I co-dependent, as well?

4. Lynnea L. – Hi James, I’m having a hard time getting Dozer to walk. He stops and won’t go. Doesn’t think he needs to listen to me and just wants to go back to the car.

I can’t get him to exercise and he needs to release his energy. Any ideas?
Off leash dog parks not an option.

He got stung by bees a couple times this summer but I don’t think it’s fear nor do I think he’s injured as he has no problem jumping up.

I’m not sure what to do but know he needs to walk as we used to do a lot of it at the beginning of the year.

Things slowed down in the summer as it was too hot for him to go on big walks and now he mostly will barely go on any.

Any tips help. Thank you. Lynnea and Dozer.

P.S…This is us at (the park) today where he’s done the loop multiple times but refuses to leave the parking lot/grass area.

October 6, 2019

Oct 6, 19 | #12 | Dominant Leash Control | The Psychology Of Buying The Perfect Leash | Controlling Strangers Approaching Your Cute But Dysfunctional Dog

~ The Psychology Of Buying The Perfect Leash.
~ Always Have A Standard 6 Foot Leash.
~ Buy A Weight Appropriate Leash For Your Dog.
~ Dogs Are Hyper Sensitive To The Slightest Touch.
~ If A Dog Wanted To Hurt You, They Easily Can.
~ Be A Leash Ninja.
~ ‘Bite Level 4, 5 And 6’ Dogs Are Actually Average Dysfunctional Dogs.
~ Why Your Dog Pulls You Off Your Feet.
~ Who’s Fault Is It.
~ Holding The Loop Properly.
~ Impossible For Any Dog To ‘Dominate’ Their Owner On Leash.
~ Dominate Leash Control
~ The Less You Have To Think, The More You’re In Control.
~ Impossible For Your Dog To Dominate You On Any Leash.
~ Anchoring Your Hands.
~ Don’t Yank Your Dog Off Their Front Feet.
~ Say No To Tug-O-War.
~ Passive Control Reduces Owner’s Conscious Efforts.
~ Proper Two Handed Control.
~ How Your Dog Processes Your Leash Control.
~ The Psychological Danger Of ‘Spaghetti-ing’ Your Dog’s Leash.
~ My Dog Psychogenetic Destructuring Started With Predatorial Dogs Firstly.
~ Tying Your Dog To Your Waist Is Tacit Alpha.
~ Here’s Why.
~ Now You Know Why It’s Easy To Use Your Dog’s Leash.
~ When Transferring Leash Control.
~ Have Them Say Your Dog’s Name And Acknowledge Transfer Control.
~ Whoever Has The Leash Is Who’s In Control.
~ The Leash Teaches Your Dog That It’s A Safe Tool.
~ When Strangers Want To Pet Your Cute But Dysfunctional Dog.
~ It’s Okay To Say No…Here’s How.
~ Let Your Dog Express Interest In The Stranger On Their Own.
~ How The Stranger Should Pet Your Dog.
~ Have The Stranger Approach With An Open Palm.
~ Predatorial Dogs Will Bite Without Warning.
~ Anchoring The Stranger’s Elbow To Their Knee.
~ The Dysfunctional Dog Is Waiting For The Other Shoe To Drop.
~ You Teach Your Dysfunctional Dog They’re Safe When You Control The Stranger.
~ People That Work With Dogs And People That Say Dogs Love Them.
~ Interact Reciprocally With Your Dog.
~ That’s Why It’s Important Your Dog Understands Their 6 Foot Leash.
~ It Teaches Your Dog Their 6 Foot Perimeter Of Safety.
~ Cruise Control.
~ Consistency Teaches Leash Perimeter.
~ Your Dog Trust You To Be Consistent.
~ Territorial Control.
~ A.
~ B.
~ C.
~ Don’t Cut Corners.
~ Don’t Let Your Dog Pull You From The Wildlife Corridor.
~ You Are Teaching Your Dog You Are Protecting Them When Meeting A Stranger.
~ 1. Stop.
~ 2. Drop.
~ 3. Reset.
~ Establish A Template When Meeting A Stranger.
~ It Teaches Your Dog To ‘Think’.
~ Teach Your Dog Who Is Approved To Meet.
~ When And Why Your Skittish Dog Needs You To Trust The Stranger.
~ The More Often You Control Strangers, The More Your Dog Trusts You.
~ Skittish Dogs Need To Be Reset.
~ Touching Your Dysfunctional Dog During Walks.
~ Speak Your Dog’s Name.
~ Drag Line For Hard To Recall Dogs.
~ Buy From The Hardware Store.
~ Don’t Chase Your Dog On A Drag Line.
~ Give Them Affection After.
~ Retractable Leashes Are Excellent For Highly Proficient Users.
~ Allows Constant Interaction.
~ Marking Your Retractable Leash From Breaking.

~ Why Joe Scott Is Wrong.
~ Why Erica Eden Of Eden Dog Training Is Wrong.
~ Let Me Know How Leash Training Works For You.

October 5, 2019

Oct 5, 19 | #11 | Stopping Your From Dog Humping Other Dogs | Breaking Up Dangerous Dog Fight | Avoiding Other Dogs Creates Distrust

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~ Cruelty To Animals Is Due To Low Emotional Intelligence.
~ You Want To Know More Than The Generic Descriptions.
~ Incrimination Of Your Dog.
~ Cohabitation Of Dogs And Humans Is Purely Coincidental.
~ Codependency, Intradependency, Intradependency.
~ Self Esteem, Self Confidence, Self Worth.
~ Extroverted, Introverted.
~ Figuring Out Why Your Dog Is Reactive On Leash.
~ Wildly Organic.
~ Dog Reactive Dog Seeing Another Dog Practices Avoidance Or Establishes Distrust.
~ When You Walk Your Dog Reactive Dog Away From The Other Dog.
~ Your Dog Is Not Aggressive As Per Se.
~ Dogs Don’t Understand Death.
~ Fear Of Being Hurt Is Why Your Dog Goes From Defensive To Offensive.
~ ‘Avoidance’ Teaches Your Dog Not To Distrust You.
~ Your Dog Trusts You Not To Be Afraid.
~ When Your Dog’s Trust In You Collapses.
~ Teaching Your Dog To Distrust You, Like Teaching A Child To Swim.
~ Your Dog’s Emotional Drive Overtakes Your Dog’s Logical Drive.
~ Your Reactive Dog Will Still Attack To Kill Even If They Know They May Lose.
~ Going Off Trail Is Abdicating The Protection Of Your Dog.
~ Dogs Process Time As Abstract Memory, Hence Your Dog’s ‘Instant On’ Aggression.
~ If The Other Owner Turns And Walks The Opposite Direction, Your Dog Registers That As His Aggression Succeeded.
~ For My Clients…Voice Key, Consistency Of Your Tools And Reset.
~ Don’t Spaghetti Your Leash.
~ Teaching Yourself How To Relax.
~ Trust A Friend With $20.
~ How Thin Trust Is To Break.
~ Importance Of Understanding Reactivity Psychologically.
~ Modular Intradependency, Non Modular Intradependency.
~ Stand Up Firmly For Your Dog If The Other Owner Is Disrepectful.
~ The Strong Voice Of Command Can Control Your Dog.
~ How To Break Up A Dangerous Dog Fight.
~ The Extreme Danger Of Trying To Break Up A Dog Fight.
~ When Great Danes Fight, They Displace Furniture.
~ Watching Two Predatorial Dogs Play Is Uniquely Fascinating.
~ Rules Of Engagement Is The Reactive Dog’s Negotiations.
~ Walter Deemed The Most Extremely Dangerous Great Dane In North America.
~ Lincoln Deemed Dangerous By Animal Control For Attacking Other Dogs.
~ Their Predatorial Play Is Fascinating And Gorgeous.

Walter The Great Dane And Lincoln The Great Dane’s First Interaction:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opg0YVQPTKA&list=PLK43vpI6h3zZAiEXxV6JkJjWSPMT7lQQT&index=3

~ Abuse Of Dogs Damages The Dog’s Entire Emotional Functionality.
~ Using Your Body’s Physics To Stop Dogs From Fighting.
~ Picking Up The Back Legs Of An Extremely Dangerous Dog May Cause Them To Turn On The Person.
~ A Predatorial Dog Will Target You As The Enemy.
~ The Difference Between A Dangerous Dog And A Predatorial Dog.
~ Only Push Kick Fighting Dogs On Their Hip Not Shoulder.
~ Caution That Both Dogs Don’t Turn On You.
~ Teaching Your Dog To Trust You.
~ Viewer’s Question “When Dogs Hump Each Other”.
~ If Your Dog Doesn’t Like Being Humped.
~ Just Walk Your Dog Off And Away.
~ When Your Dog Keeps Trying To Hump Other Dogs Constantly.
~ We’ve Taught Our Dogs To Run Away When Humping.
~ How To Stop Your Dog From Humping.
~ Tell The Other Dog’s Owner To Pay Attention To Their Dog.
~ Teaching Manners To Your Dog.
~ Stopping The Dogs From Resource Guarding In Real Time
~ Talk To Your Dog In Conversational Tones.
~ We Say Thank You To The Waiter, We Say Thank You To Your Dog.
~ Show Your Dog Respect.
~ “Behavioral Euthanasia” Is The Result Of Inexperience With Aggressive Dogs.
~ If You Can’t Avoid The Other Dog, Make A 90 Degree Turn.
~ 60% Proficiency Fails Dogs.
~ If Anything Happens, Don’t React.
~ When A Bulldog Tried Attacking My Face.
~ Getting Kicked Out Of Various Dog Training Groups For Talking About Dogs As Being Sentient And Psychologically Contextualized.
~ Commenting On Another Trainer’s Confusion With Their Personal Dog.
~ When A Behaviorist Trainer Runs Out Of Options, They Do A Grave Disservice To A Dog’s Fate.
~ Removing Dogs From Socialization Makes It Worse.
~ Why Does Her Dog Nip…Insecurity, Introversion, High Codependency, Low Self Esteem.
~ Food Is Not A Communication Tool.
~ Addressing Your Dog’s Psychology Is The Same As Destructuring A Human’s Mental Dysfunction.
~ Every Single Dog Is A Predator.
~ Your Dog Shakes A Toy To Break The Spine Of Prey.
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October 4, 2019

Oct 4, 19 | #10 | Asking Your Dog To Come | Watching Your Dog Pee

Length: 1:17:45

Have a read through tonight’s live broadcast notes. I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised. I’ll be explaining some of them aloud. It’ll be not at all like hearing an author read their entire book publicly…more so that you’ll be hearing me not just read my own words…you’ll hear me organically processing my own words.

This man changed the entire science of surgery. He was attacked for debunking the science at the time. This is the challenge I’m facing. My rare gift with dogs can change the world.

Ignaz Semmelweis
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ignaz_Semmelweis

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~ Reactive Dogs Agitate Relationships.
~ When A Dog Has Low Self Esteem And Insecurity.
~ A Bonded Pair Both With Reactivity.
~ The Importance Of The Parent To Trust Their Intuition.
~ Reset, Hug, Dog’s Joy Spot, Voice Key, Tone Of Voice.
~ My Work Saved Tonight’s Dog’s Owners $600.
~ Practice Practice Practice.
~ Go Back To Square One.
~ Why Top Trainers/Behaviorists Don’t Interact With Your Dangerous Dog.
~ Where Is Food Used As A Communication Tool In The Canine Species.
~ Help Your Dog Off The Ledge.
~ Dogs Are Overt Codependent.
~ Why Shelagh Begg Has No Idea What She’s Talking About.
~ Thank You, Tina Wong, For Sharing.
~ Thank You, Digital Friday.
~ Making An Emotional Connection.
~ My 10th Episode, YAY.
~ How Can A Dog Be Flooded 2 Weeks Later.
~ Human Arrogance Anthropomorphizing Food As Communication.
~ Dogs Going Pee Should Always Be Acknowledged.
~ Eye Contact Is Trust.
~ A Dog Making Eye Contact With You Is Establishing Trust.
~ Your Dog Trusts You More When You Calmly Say Their Name.
~ Why Peeing Is Important To Your Dog.
~ In The Order Of Who Started Peeing First.
~ Is It Seniority.
~ Eye Contact When Speaking.
~ Real Time Proof Telling Your Dog To “STOP YELLING” Works.
~ Passive Training.
~ It Teaches Your Dog To ‘Think’.
~ Affection Is The Dog’s Reward Fiat.
~ The Dog’s Joy Spot.
~ No Such Thing As An ‘Unpredictable’ Dog.
~ Mutual Codependency Is Not Reciprocal Codependency.
~ The Child With ADHD Is Actually ‘Wildly Organic’.
~ Addressing The Dog’s Multi-faceted Codependency.
~ Establishing Mutual Codependence On A ‘Nicer Emotionality’.
~ Understanding The Dog’s Different Levels Of Emotionality.
~ General Topics To Review Next Time.
~ In Motion Training.
~ How Dogs Process Time.
~ The Top Dog Scientists Are Only 60% Successful.
~ Thank you, Craig Piddock.
~ Thank You To Firefighters, Police And Paramedics.
~ When You Move, The Predatorial Dog Moves.
~ Thank You, Second Chance In Life Foundation.
~ The Low Intelligent Person Is Cruel.
~ Warning My Dog When There’s A Bump.
~ Using ‘Go’ To Teach Your Dog A Verb.
~ Teaching Your Dog To Go Left, Right Or Straight.
~ Never Cut Corners.
~ It’s A Different Type Of Training Your Dog’s Brain.
~ The Smart Dog Understands Conversational Language.
~ The Predatorial Dog Is Historically Smarter.
~ People Better Than Me.
~ Dogs Watch Prey With Anticipation, Redundancy, Rhetorical.
~ My Rare Gift Is Shared With Me From God.
~ A Great Dane Bite Is 700 PSI
~ The Predatorial Dog Is Not Interested In Treats, They Are Interested In Injuring Me.
~ Treats Create Distrust In The Predatorial Dog.
~ Why Dr. Ian Dunbar’s ‘Bite Level’ Scale Is Child’s Play.
~ Getting Trolled By Leerburg Is Like Seeing A Child Taunt You.
https://youtu.be/UqaCQ5mBgos
~ The Unethical Trainer Takes Your Money.
~ Not Cool To Make Money Predatorily From Despondent Owners.
~ The Behaviorist Writes Out A Legal Report On Your Reactive Dog.
~ Extremely Dangerous Great Dane, 150+ lbs, Attacked 6 – 9 People.
~ Accredited Animal Kind Trainer Is Paper Thin.
~ BC SPCA AnimalKind Has Killed A Puppy, Now They Want To Certify Trainers.

(If you google “bc spca north van kills puppy” the first page is all to innocuous SPCA website links with no mention of the puppy they needlessly killed which means your donations are being used to buy away their killing of that puppy…donations are buying expensive search engine keywords for their own dog training failure)

www.globalnews.ca/video/4574811/west-vancouver-family-outraged-that-the-dog-they-were-about-to-adopt-was-suddenly-put-down

~ Resource Guarding Addressed Real Time.
~ Pitbulls Are Highly Codependent.

Brando The Pitbull:
https://youtu.be/O97UsUmS6k8

~ Addressing A Dog’s Emotional Level.

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~ When Your Dog Walks Up To You.
~ As You Embrace Them, Gently Say Their Name With The Command To “Come”.
~ Lovingly Pet Them And Repeat The Command.
~ Going Over Bumps In Cars.

October 3, 2019

Oct 3, 19 | #9 | Fearful or Dangerous | Why Dogs Follow Finger Pointing

Length: 42:40

~ Are Shelter Dogs Dangerous, Aggressive Or Fearful.
~ Recognizing What Contributes To Anxiety Driven Issues Such As Aggression.
~ Destructure ‘Aggression’ Into Root Causation.
~ Auditory Anxiety.
~ Shelters Are Like A Tin Can To A Dog’s Hypersensitive Ears.
~ Concrete Floors Suck Out Heat From A Dog’s Body.
~ When Your Just Adopted Dysfunctional Dog Arrives Home.
~ Always Use Your Dog’s Name
~ Why Kill A Dog That Bites When It’s Not The Dog’s Fault.
~ The Dog Is Just Being A Dog.
~ Importance Of Understanding Psychological Dog Behavior.
~ Medication Is Used To Address The Psychology.
~ Your Dog’s Personality Has Always Been Present.
~ Is Temple Grandin Wrong About ‘Dogs Can’t Act Safe’
~ Why Animal Scientists Can’t Risk Their Work Being Disproved.
~ Food Is Nowhere Used As Communication In The Canine Species.
~ Dogs Automatically Follow Our Finger Pointing Is False.
~ Humans Teach Dogs Subconsciously.
~ Tonka the Great Dane.
~ Shock Collars Can Create A Much More Dangerous Dog.
~ Getting Attacked And Ragdolled By A 180+ lbs Great Dane.
~ Everything You Did To Your Dog Now That You’re Surrendering.
~ There’s A Cooler Way To Train Dogs.
~ Always Watch Your Dog’s Behavior.
~ When A Dog Is Being Killed Due To Behavior.
~ How Dogs Learn To Follow The Direction Of Your Finger’s Pointing.

October 2, 2019

Oct 2, 19 | #8 | Dog Seniority | Choking Hazards| Psychological Dog Behavior | Viewer’s Questions

~ Your Dog Can Suffocate To Death On A Chuck-It Ball.
~ Animal Science Incorrectly Treats High Level Dysfunctional Dogs With Food.
~ Treat Training Failure Of Higher Dysfunctional Dogs Is To Kill The Dog.
~ Food Does Not Exist As A Communication Device Anywhere In The Canine Species.
~ Next Time You Have A Argument With Someone…Give Them A Treat.
~ Would You Treat Train An Angry Person.
~ Shock/Prong Collars Are Not Psychologically Beneficial.
~ Don’t Rely On Animal Behaviorists With A 60% Success Rate.
~ Codependency Is Familial.
~ Mingki The Jindo…1 Out Of 20,000+ Dogs No One Could Train.
~ Animal Hope And Wellness Foundation Asked Me For Help.
~ Member’s Question.
~ Viewer’s Questions.
~ Talk In Your Regular Voice.
~ Dogs Recognize Gaits.
~ Parenting Your Dog(s).
~ Don’t Stay Angry At Your Dog.
~ ALWAYS Acknowledge Your Dog’s Compliance.
~ Be Your Dog’s Parent…Not Their Alpha.
~ Maintain Seniority As A Loving Tool.
~ Alpha Pair Wolves Are Actually The Mom And Dad.
~ The Dominant Dog Is Familially Codependent.
~ Your Intuition Is Your Instinct.
~ Dysfunctional Dogs Are Behaviorally Impacted. It’s Psychological.
~ Adopting A Dog From Another Country Is Scary For The Dog.
~ Viewer’s Question…Dog Reactive Dog And Sibling.
~ Changing Directions Proves To Your Dog You Can’t Protect Them.
~ Destroying Healthy Codependency If Your Dog Doesn’t Feel Protected.
~ Use The Tools To Keep Everyone Safe.
~ Repeat Step One Whenever You Feel Frustrated.
~ Determine The Dysfunctional Dog’s Psychological Cause.
~ The Dysfunctional Dog Can’t Be Rehabilitated By The Secondary Process.
~ Leash Control And Handling.

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For Great Dane families:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/495088997647526/

Mingki the Jindo
“Mingki was born and raised to be sadistically tortured to death, then eaten. He was cared for by Animal Hope and Wellness Foundation, extremely skittish, unpredictable and prolific biter. He was too dangerous for their most experienced fosters. They had no options. Their foundation has rescued over 20,000 dogs…some from extremely horrific and tortuous conditions…this was the one dog they couldn’t train…couldn’t figure out…couldn’t help. Of all the trainers and behaviorists in North America, they reached out to James Tsai for help.”

https://arfarfbarkbark.com/jindo-meat-dog/

October 1, 2019

Oct 1, 19 | #7 | Group Member’s Question: Two Puppies

~ Use Your Dog’s Name When Training And Talking With Them.
~ Respect Your Dog’s Personal Space And Sensitivity.
~ Accepting Our Responsibility If Our Dog Negatively Reacts.
~ Some Dogs Have Ticklish Paws.
~ It’s Not About Who Is Training Who.
~ Don’t Push Your Dysfunctional Dog Unless They Trust You.
~ If Your Dog Reacts At You.
~ When Your Dog Attacks You.
~ Betrayal Of Trust.
~ Deliberately Taking Safety Risks With Your Dog Is Your Fault Not The Dog’s Fault.
~ That’s Why Your Dog Bites You.

“My husband and I have adopted two beautiful great dane puppies at the end of this April. They are not from the same litter but came to our house on the same day. Maui (tan) is 7 months old and Paris (merle) is 6 months. Both girls are still intact. We have no other pets indoors just three chickens living in the backyard.

Maui was this shy puppy who bonded immediately with my husband and Paris was this happy go luck dare devil significantly smaller, but feisty opposite. Paris was outgoing and friendly, but I had a harder time connecting with Maui. We brought in a dog trainer who suggested I go to puppy school with only Maui to spend some quality time together.

Fast forward 5 months we could use help with the following situations. We understand they are still puppies and nothing is perfect and they are good dogs but due to their size we want to work on things earlier than later.

1. Potty in the house: We take them out at least four times a day – twice in the morning and twice in the afternoon. They get plenty of exercise in the dog park as well. Maui and Paris stay in a fenced in area in our house, while we are at work. Within the area we have provided a second sleeping location which has stopped the daily total destruction of the pee pads. However, we can be two hours in the dog park and came home and 30min later one pees a lot on the pad or right next to it. They drink a lot and go at least once when outside but at the same time they don’t seem to be holding inside at all. Paris will indicate that she has to go by standing in front of the door. Maui just goes inside when she needs.
2. Walking on the leash: We have Paris on a gentle leader and Maui on a harness lead. This has already improved the walk. My husband has never had the following issue described. The walk is good until they decide to “play” on the leash and then it is impossible for me to walk them. Maui will prance and make 2 – 3 special strides after which Paris will jump on her and bite her neck and Maui will do the same to Paris. 9 out of 10 times we are fine but if they are not exhausted from the park or didn’t play there enough with each other it will happen. I dont have any footage as it takes all my strength and focus to separate them when it does happen.
3. Paris barking and skittishness. Paris has turned into this barker, when our neighbors come and go, she sees strangers on a walk or a new dogs in the dog park. She will try to hide behind your legs in the park if she isn’t sure of the dog or owner while Maui most likely plays with the same dogs. Paris has her favorite friends with which she does play very rough. Paris is not confident and very skittish when taken for a walk by herself however, more sure with my husband. Maui and Paris do play very rough as well. Maui’s fur is very, very short and she has always marks as her skin breaks easily. Please help us understand why the former confident puppy is becoming so skittish and Maui is socially blossoming. They both have some separation issues as they have never been on their own in our house by themselves.”

September 30, 2019

Sept 30, 19 | #6 | Peeing In The House | When Your Trainer Asks For Photos Of Your Dog

“My Dog Pees In The Home.”

My Response On A Training Post @ 5:40

~ Peeing In The House.
~ Why I Always Ask For Photos Of Your Dog.
~ Limitations Of Treat Training High Level Dysfunctional Dogs.
~ I Can Prove That Every Dangerous And Predatorial Dog Can Be Downtrained.
~ Medicating Dysfunctional Dogs Is A Band-Aid Solution Unless You Address The Dog’s Psychosis.
~ Improper Dosage Is Psychological Roulette With Your Dog’s Brain.
~ You Can Learn To Downtrain Your Dog For Free.
~ The Importance Of Personalizing Your Discussions With Your Clients.

“My Dog Pees In The Home.”The possible dependency and dysfunctional issues with a former territorial, aggressive dog that now urinates in the home.

VID Dysfunction Scale:
www.arfarfbarkbark.com/vid-training-sessions/vid-dysfunction-scale/

Diesel the Great Pyrenees, 120 lbs semi feral dog:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tctQNYZor3Y

September 29, 2019

Barking At Noises Outside Your Home | My Dog’s Sibling Died

~ Viewer’s Question – “Worried Barking”.
~ Group Member’s Question – “My Dog’s Sibling Died”.

~ Conversational Language With Your Dog.
~ Barking At Noises Outside Your Home.
~ Not Dominance.
~ Defense.
~ Familial Safety.
~ Stop Yelling.
~ Earning Their Position.
~ Let Them Bark.
~ Step In.
~ Walk Them Away.
~ Thanking Your Dog For Complying.
~ Your Dog’s Name.
~ Developing Your Dog’s ‘Voice Key’
.~ Discovering Your Dog Intuition Subconsciously.
~ Group Member’s Question @25:50.

The death of your dog’s sibling needs time to grieve. Grief causes your dog to develop abandonment due to intradependency from the origin of above average codependency.

As mentioned about the Fireworks
www.facebook.com/VID.Dog.Training/videos/2446875055330044/

September 28, 2019

How Can Your Dog Dominate You.
Dominance Is A Misnomer.
Anthropomorphizing Human Guilt Onto Our Dogs.
Dogs Dominating You When On Leash.
Walking Into The Home Before Your Dog.
How Dangerous Is Your Dog Actually.
“Behavioral Euthanasia” Is Incorrect.
The Normal Dog In The Wild Is Aggressive.
The Life Of Your Reactive Dog Is Actually Better Than Before You Adopted Them.
Bruce Lee Demanded Cross-Education.

September 27, 2019

Intuition.
Treat Training Dysfunctional Dogs.
www.arfarfbarkbark.com/treat-training-a-dangerous-dog/
Why Dogs Paw At You.

Viewer’s live question: @ 13:41 – “I’d love to hear about how to handle a Dog that has been attacked on a leash in his past and now has confidence issues!”
ANSWER: James explains in human terms what causes a dog to develop ‘dog aggression dysfunction’ consequential to the psychological trauma the dog suffers from after being attacked.

September 26, 2019

How dogs process time.
What hackles raised mean.
Blinking pattern.

September 24, 2019

Dogs love hugs.
Treat training a dysfunctional dog is incorrect.