7 Signs Your Dog Doesn’t Respect You

Описание: Does your dog actually respect you — or are they just tolerating you? 🐶

Most dog owners assume their dog listens because they love them. But love and respect are two very different things in a dog's mind. In this video, I'm breaking down 7 real behavioural signs that your dog may not fully respect you as their leader — and what you can do about it, starting today.

Some of these are obvious. But #4 catches almost every owner off guard.

🔍 What you'll learn:
→ Why your dog ignores commands (it's not stubbornness)
→ What leash pulling actually communicates
→ The subtle "attention demanding" behaviour that shifts the power balance
→ What resource guarding really means about your relationship
→ How to rebuild trust and calm leadership — without punishment or dominance

This isn't about being your dog's boss. It's about giving them what they actually need: consistency, structure, and a leader they can trust.

When dogs feel safe and guided, they relax. They listen. The relationship becomes effortless.

Whether you have a puppy or an older dog, a small breed or a large one — these signs apply to every dog, and the fixes are simple once you know what to look for.

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📌 CHAPTERS
00:00 – Introduction
01:10 – Sign #1: Ignoring Commands
02:09 – Sign #2: Pulling on Leash
03:04 – Sign #3: Demanding Attention
04:12 – Sign #4: Food & Toy Guarding
05:15 – Sign #5: Jumping on People
05:55 – Sign #6: Only Listens for Treats
06:37 – Sign #7: Watches You But Ignores You
07:30 – How to Build Real Respect

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