by Salt Lake City Dog Trainers | Oct 22, 2010 | Blog, Dog Training and Your Emotions, Johanna's Personal Dog Stories
Hmm well here I go again. I love sharing lately exactly what I am learning and applying. The juicy stuff for you!! The authentic and real me 🙂 I want you to be inspired by what I am learning so I share 🙂 Where do I begin on this topic? I will start by saying when...
by Salt Lake City Dog Trainers | Oct 2, 2010 | Blog, Dog Training and Your Emotions
I wanted discuss more about fear and how this emotion can help us move through training blocks with our dogs and how it can also lock training blocks in place. Mainly I run into the fear the most frequently when a dog has a strong behavior issue where the owner is...
by Salt Lake City Dog Trainers | Sep 25, 2010 | Blog, Dog Training and Your Emotions, Johanna's Personal Dog Stories, Mindset and Dog Training
How much do you really connect with your dog in a spiritual and trusting manner? It is choice really. Of course there are times when I am totally connected with my dog and there are times when I am a bit more separated. You will more likely experience the same. I...
by Salt Lake City Dog Trainers | Aug 19, 2010 | Blog, Dog Training and Your Emotions, Johanna's Personal Dog Stories
Anything that is learned can change. The only thing that we can guarantee in life is change. Your dog will never do anything perfect all of the time and neither will you. However, you can view the imperfections as perfect if you choose to learn and see the gifts in...
by Salt Lake City Dog Trainers | Aug 6, 2010 | Blog, Dog Training and Your Emotions
Training our dogs and living our lives without any support can be difficult. It can create us to live life as a victim so that we feel helpless and have no way to create what we want. I believe one of the first steps with training dogs is to ask for support! When we...
by Salt Lake City Dog Trainers | Jul 30, 2010 | Blog, Dog Training and Your Emotions, Mindset and Dog Training
I know setbacks are something that happens to all of us so lets talk about it. There are times when we train our dogs and then they have what we could call a “setback.” What is this all about? Remember our dogs are no different from us. They will NEVER...
by Salt Lake City Dog Trainers | Jul 22, 2010 | Blog, Dog Training and Your Emotions
Remember 100% of our reality is created through our thoughts (beliefs) and our emotions. It is no different with your dog. What stories are you still holding onto? How are they effecting your lives beyond your dogs? I talked to a client today and she stated that...
by Salt Lake City Dog Trainers | Jul 16, 2010 | Blog, Dog Training and Your Emotions, Johanna's Personal Dog Stories
When I first switched to positive reinforcement dog training (reward-based dog training), I still was in a mode of control. I was in a mode of what I say goes. When I told my dog to do something I created a thought in my mind that my dog must follow through and I...
by Salt Lake City Dog Trainers | Jul 9, 2010 | Blog, Dog Training and Your Emotions, Mindset and Dog Training
It is important that we address this question “What do I really want?” time and time again in our lives. I find as things change in my life my wants shifts. I am sure you will find that to be true as well. There are times when I am busier with my...
by Salt Lake City Dog Trainers | Jun 4, 2010 | Aggressive and Fearful Dogs, Blog, Dog Training and Your Emotions, Obedience Training
“A person who has been punished is not thereby simply less inclined to behave in a given way; at best, he learns how to avoid punishment.” – B. F. Skinner B.F. Skinner was a major supporter for positive reinforcement and the above statement also...