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Dog Behavior Modification
 You do not have to live your life as a
hostage in your house because of your dog's behavior problems. Most dog
training and dog behavior problems can be resolved within 2 to 4 visits using our "Tap-N-Tellsm"
method.
In the privacy of your home, at your
convenience, using our modern non-force training system; "Tap-N-Tellsm"
we will fix any dog training problem or dog behavior problem that reduces your ability to enjoy your dog, in
your home.
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No dog behavior problem's
TOO BIG! |
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No dog behavior problem's
TOO BAD! |
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No dog behavior problem's
TOO FAR GONE! |
If you are experiencing any one of these dog
behavior problems, please contact us, so we can show you how to regain control
of your dog and control of your home.
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847-284-7760
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Call Any Time: Day or Night!
Training Advice is Free!
"Don't force it, get a bigger, better hammer".
Ami Moore the Dog Whispserer
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TRAINING AND DOG BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS |
- biting
- growling
- snapping
- snarling
- mouthing
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- aggression
- jumping
- barking
- stealing food
- accidents in the house
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- destroying furniture
- chewing
- fearful behavior
- k9 separation anxiety
- pulling on the leash
- running away
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847-284-7760
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Training Advice is Free!
| THE BEST WAY TO CREATE BIG, BAD DOGS |
FOOD: Try to take food or toy away from him, and then act scared when he snaps at you. Never bother a dog while he is eating. The most common situation where a dog bite occurs is while a dog is eating.
TUG: Playing "tug of war" with a dog and let him decide when tostart, when to stop and who gets the toy. Many dogs interpret this as aggression. If they "win," they feel empowered. If they feel threatened, they may try to retaliate.
SURPRISE:Surprising" a dog. (sneaking up on him or startling him while he is sleeping). Often, the dog's defense mechanism will kick in, and he will bite in self-defense.
WRESTLING: Rough housing" with or other sudden movements toward the dog's owner. Many dogs will see this as an attack on his owner, and will attack you to defend the owner.
IGNORE: Ignoring their warning! If a dogs barks ferociously or growls when you approach his territory, bed, etc. and you continue, that is an engraved invitation to get bitten. They are warning you that they don't like that and stop. Listen!
TEASING: Inappropriate touching. Dogs generally don't like their ears, tail and feet tugged. Some don't like being inverted and rubbed on their belly. This is a position of submission and an aggressive dog will resist this "challenge" vigorously.
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BEGININGS OF BAD DOG TRAINING PROBLEMS |
A dog or puppy with the following habits or traits
(see the list below) is on the road to dominace aggression with people. This type of dog will bite babies, toddlers, teen-ages
and adults who attempt to control this dog.
Remember, dogs NEVER grow out of bad behavior. They
will always grow into bad behavior, and as your dog gets bigger, stronger and
more difficult to control, the aggressive behavior will become more common,
more violent and more people will get hurt.
Please ask yourself this question, "How many stiches
to a baby's face will it take for YOU to take responsibility for YOUR DOG'S
aggression problem?
How many stiches are too many?"
DOES YOUR DOG:
- JUMPS up on you, especially when you tell it to
stop.
- JUMPS up on family members.
- JUMPS up on visitors to the house.
- BITES your hands, feet or clothing.
- BITES the leash when you take the dog for a
walk.
- BITES you on your butt.
- BITES your children on their head or
shoulders.
- BITES the brush or comb when you groom it.
- BITES your hand when you try to pet it.
- BARKS constantly, and refuses to stop, no matter
what you do.
- BARKS at you to make you STOP doing things to
it.
- BARKS at you to make you START doing something for
it.
- HUMPS your leg.
- HUMPS your spouse or children, especially their
heads or shoulders.
- GROWLS when you reach for its collar.
- GROWLS when you try to pat its head.
- GROWLS when you try to roll the dog on its
side.
- GROWLS when you go near the food bowl while it's
eating.
- GROWLS when you try to clean its paws.
- GROWLS when you try to move it from a sofa, bed or
pillow.
- GROWLS when you tell it "NO".
- GROWLS when you reach for a toy that it has in its
mouth.
- GROWLS when you try to remove garbage from its
mouth that it has stolen.
- GROWLS when you try to get back your
underwear/socks/pants/shoes.
- GROWLS at strangers when they come into your
house.
- GROWLS at you when you hug your spouse or
kids.
- REFUSES to obey simple obedience commands unless
you scream.
- REFUSES to obey obedience commands unless you have
treats in your hand.
- REFUSES to lay DOWN on command or with treats or
with physical manipulation.
- PLACES its head or paws on your body. Leans on you.
Goes between your legs.
- BUMPS you repeatedly with its nose.
- PEES on YOU!
- PEES on YOUR clothes or bed.
- PEES on YOUR spouse or children.
- PEES/POOPS on YOUR favorite chair or YOUR place in
the bed.
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847-284-7760
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| BAD DOG TRAINING PROBLEMS |
 If your dog is doing any
one or any combination of these behaviors, then you are in possession of a
ticking time-bomb that will one day hurt, maim, savage or even kill a member of
your family or a good friend.
Take action now!
How many sutures or stitches or punctures are "too
many"?
Call Us Now!
847-284-7760
Call The "Free" Bad Dog Training Hotline!
Call Any Time: Day or Night!
Training Advice is Free!
Dear Ms Moore:
Thank you so
much for your time and sage advice earlier today. As you could probably glean
from the tenor of my questions and the direction of our discussion, I was
extremely concerned about Ty, my 87-pound shepherd/lab. His increasingly
aggressive behavior exhibited toward both my girlfriend and me -- the alpha-dog
of the pack, or so I thought - was alarming.
Immediately after our call
I took your advice and ordered the Dondi-style muzzle and began his
"resocialization process". He spent the balance of the afternoon in his crate
and I retrieved my copy of The Art of Raising a Puppy, as you recommended, from
the party to whom I had loaned it some months ago.
In any case with your
encouragement I am not only emboldened but also actually looking forward to
commencing training with him once again. I must tell you that I was afraid that
I might be compelled to etherize him; a step which, needless to say, I did not
want to take. I now have every confidence that he will be a model student at
"Doggy U" here on the campus of the R. R.
Also, as soon as I hung up
the phone with you I telephoned J. (my significant other) and excitedly
explained all you had told me. Although a bit leery initially, upon further
consideration, your ideas make so much sense on an intuitive level for anyone
with even a modicum of basic behavioral psychology, that she indicated a
willingness to give it a try.
Thank you so much. I'll send you a picture
of Ty in his cap and gown in 30 to 45 days.
All the best,
K. M. and Ty
the GSDX |
"The dog is born selfish. Like the "Method" Actor, the dog is always asking himself, "What's my motivation?"
Ami Moore the Chicago Dog Whisperer
"A bark is like aloha, it can mean almost anything."
- Ami Moore the Dog Whisperer
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