Don't worry, realistic expectations in dog training doesn't mean you won't get results.
When you brought that puppy home, you entered into a partnership. And not a 50/50 partnership, either. Let’s be real here: somebody’s gotta be the adult in the room and it ain’t going to be your dog. (Sorry.)
If you expect your dog to give up some of his “dogginess” to follow human rules, it’s our job to make the human rules reasonable and achievable. Oftentimes, that means it’s on us to manage problem behaviors or re-examine our expectations.
CTC, explains some realistic expectations in dog training that once you understand, will accelerate you dog training goals.
Live in the Twin Cities? Come to dog training class, we’d love to meet you and your dog!
