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Lovely pup that came out to see me. There are a few insecurity issues but should be very resolvable.
Apparently very good with other dogs and even cats.

I stupidly posted a partial video earlier due to a mistake I made in the Editing software.

If you watched the 1/2 copy, please try it again and let me know what you think.

Here is the full copy (still short) of a Rhodesian Ridgeback that I am working with.

I will be doing a whole series of videos with regards to many misguided trainers using high level aversives with fearful dogs.

Trying to reform the Dog Training Industry is a Great Passion of mine.

Maverick Stranger Danger ( Reactivity) A young Rhodesian Ridgeback gets help with some reactivity issues.

Drako, came out for an evaluation last weekend. He is a dog that is a bit anxious and insecure but also sweet as a lump of sugar ( 0 aggression).

When playing with his owner Drako would almost never relinquish his ball. After getting to know me, and then playing a bit I had Drako dropping his ball and rolling it over to me so I would play with him.

This trusting and collaborative experience reminded me why I got into this business.

Lift's First Training Session

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Lift's First Training Session After Evaluation Here is Lift the Blue Heeler who came to Sigma Dogs due to some Behavioral Issues. I think you will agree that lift is a motivated and intelligent dog.

New Student Rocky. This is Rocky practicing on his 2nd session.

Rocky The GSD on his 2nd Training Session Rocky is a GSD with just enough drive to make him fun for a Pet owner but not so much that he is a full-time job. I will try to include a video of him bitin...

Meet Houston, our latest Sigma Dogs member.

That is what we do, put smiles on owners and their dogs.

Science now supports what experienced trainers have known for years.

'Transmitted down the leash': Anxious owners, anxious dogs (HealthDay)—Dog obedience trainer Cindy Leung has a very anxious client who loves a very anxious breed, the Shetland Sheepdog.

eCollars are one of many tools that I use. All dogs start out with Positive Reinforcement before using any corrections.

Not every dog needs to train on an eCollar. Consideration is always given to the individual dog, owner, and the environment the dog lives in. We only support science-based training for appropriate eCollar use.

Here is a video I did recently.

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eCollar History and Brands I Recommend Video discusses the evolution of electronic dog training collars and also some of the brands recommended by Sigma Dogs.