Dog Needs to Be Lover First Then Killer

Описание: In this episode, our host and renowned dog training expert, Hans, sheds light on a thought-provoking approach to training dogs for protection. He discusses why it's crucial to first teach a dog to be a "lover" before introducing them to their "killer" instincts. This methodology isn't just about creating a balanced protector but emphasizes the significance of a dog's default behavior and its impact on training outcomes.

We delve into the essence of defense-based dog training, contrasting it with prey-based methods, and explain the importance of establishing a friendly default in a dog's behavior. Gabo provides insightful commentary on genetic and training defaults, the concept of "default under stress," and the implications of these defaults for a dog's long-term behavior.

Further, we tackle the practical aspects of training a personal or family protection dog, underscoring the necessity of a friendly demeanor as a default state. From discussing the nuances of training puppies to addressing the challenges of maintaining control over a "killer" instinct, this episode is packed with valuable tips and real-world examples.

As we navigate the intricacies of training dogs for specific roles, whether it be for family protection, law enforcement, or military purposes, we underline the importance of a tailored approach that respects the dog's innate tendencies and the trainer's goals.

Don't miss this insightful discussion that not only educates but also challenges conventional dog training paradigms. If you're passionate about understanding the depth of canine behavior and training, this episode is a must-watch!

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