Train for the situation, not in the situation
š¾ STOP expecting your dog to listen when the world gets exciting!
Your dog comes back when you call at home.
They sit beautifully in the garden.
They even listen when you've got a treat in your hand.
Then you go outside...
š Other dogs!
šæļø Interesting smells!
š³ New places to explore!
And suddenly, it's as though they've forgotten everything.
Sound familiar?
Here's the thing...
A dog who can do something at home hasn't necessarily learned to do it around distractions.
That's why my approach to dog training is simple:
š Train for the situation, not in the situation.
We build skills in an environment where your dog can learn, then gradually increase the challenge.
Whether you're working on recall, lead walking or everyday behaviour, preparation makes a difference.
š¾ Follow Beau's Pawsitive Dog Training for practical, no-fuss dog training advice that helps you and your dog learn together.
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