Free Video Class for Dog Training | Zak George

This is what your dog trainer isn’t telling you. When someone uses aversive methods like shock, prong collars, or intimidation to “train” a dog, the fallout lingers. Research shows us that even being around that person later can still lower a dog’s welfare. Dr. Zazie Todd joined us to talk about the real truth behind how we choose to train our dogs. What questions do you have about dog training methods, and the scientific evidence we have (or don’t have) about what’s best? Subscribe to Dog Train

Has anyone seen Zak George ? This is his chance to prove what he says once for all. $50k in escrow. 30 minutes unedited walk in New York City. We go behavior for behavior zero collars, leashes on the dog or rewards. Just us, our dogs, our relationships and training.Let’s see whose dog is reliable and able to perform in one of the busiest places on earth. Let’s see whose dog trusts them.Time to show the people that you actually know what you’re talking about. All you have to do to earn the money

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“We only use e-collars when necessary.” To some, this sounds responsible… but what does it actually mean? Necessary for whom - our dogs’ welfare and training success, or our convenience and pride? In dog training, “necessary” has become a blank check for clinging to aversives with documented welfare harms. Dr. Zazie Todd joined us to pull this idea apart at the roots using scientific evidence, and talk about what *real* responsible dog training actually entails 🔥 Where do you draw the line - an

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