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Описание: In this video, Hans Alpine explains the seven key reasons why a dog should be corrected—and why understanding these moments is critical to building a reliable, obedient companion. This isn’t sport training or treat-based obedience. It’s practical, real-world training rooted in clarity, leadership, and communication.

If your dog isn't responding to commands, shows signs of aggression, or seems "unpredictable," this video will help you understand what’s actually happening—and how to fix it.

What You’ll Learn in This Video:

The difference between in-drive and out-of-drive obedience
Why correcting a dog before they act aggressively is both fair and effective
How to communicate leadership through well-timed corrections
What it means to correct a dog’s thoughts, not just their actions
Why leash corrections must be understood—not avoided
How dogs correct each other naturally, and how to reflect that in training
The role of praise and communication in reinforcing good behavior

Key Concepts Covered:

Misbehavior with no command given
Regaining leadership after protection work
Correcting during walks or public distractions
Preventing aggression toward animals or people
Debunking the myth of "unpredictable" dogs
Using the right collar the right way
Why dogs understand corrections when delivered properly

Hans draws on decades of experience to deliver insight that goes beyond surface-level training advice. This is practical guidance for anyone serious about raising a dog that respects, listens, and lives in harmony with you.

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Timestamps

00:00 - Introduction
01:13 - What this video is about
01:46 - Why video is better than text for dog training feedback
02:55 - Hans on learning obedience the hard way
04:30 - Using video to evaluate and correct training mistakes
05:02 - Introducing the AI-powered Virtual Hans feature
06:00 - How AI finds exact answers in long training videos
07:00 - The 7 reasons for correcting a dog
08:00 - Reason #1: Dog understands the command but disobeys
10:14 - Reason #2: Misbehavior with no command involved
11:45 - Reason #3: Shifting leadership after protection training
13:30 - The general/lieutenant analogy in protection dog handling
15:10 - Reason #4: Reminding the dog who is in charge
16:30 - Dogs naturally correct each other
17:10 - Reason #5: Gaining the dog's general attention
17:55 - Reason #6: Preventing aggression before it starts
19:18 - Reading the dog’s “hard look” before aggression
20:50 - The “Minority Report” approach to dog behavior
22:00 - Predictable vs. unpredictable dogs
23:00 - Why handlers should read their dogs better
24:00 - Reason #7: Occasional corrections to reinforce leadership
25:00 - Praise and positive reinforcement done properly
25:50 - Choke collars vs. pinch collars
26:56 - Closing thoughts and final comments