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It's me isn't it? The words most trainers hear after they have spent a little time working with clients. Yes, it's you. It's not a terrible process for clients to come to terms with either.
Once your clients accept they have had a major impact on their dogs education, or lack of, we can progress.
After all, our job is not to judge or embarrass them. We are there to serve and coach and to improve the overall relationship. When this happens, true language develops and it's a beautiful thing to behold.
No more excuses, minimal problems and manageable dogs who understand you. What you telling them is now clear and they can hear you.
If you're having trouble with your training, reach out to a reputable trainer.
Pat can be reached at Operant Canine
Glenn can be reached at Canine Evolution
Now instead of saying, I's me isn't it? I'm the problem. You start to say, I'm the solution.
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