Before ~N~ After Dog Training
                    Canine Behavior Consultant in Connecticut

Many owners spend much of their day managing behavior. They yell. They push the dog away. They physically move the dog. They pull on the leash. They use aversive techniques to get the dog to stop doing something, They repeatedly say "No." All which can immediately stop the dog from what they are doing. See... they know they are doing something wrong. Management gives the perception of moving Beyond Bad Behavior because it may stop a behavior in the moment, but manage

While a clear toned NO can signal stop what you are doing it doesn't help your dog change his instinctual reaction and change direction to do something else.

Large and giant breeds have unique needs, and a one-size-fits-all approach doesn’t work.

There are plenty forms of “enrichment” that can be provided to decreased stress and boredom, increase a dog's confidence, improve impulse control and keep your dog both mentally and physically healthy.