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A Learning Series Part 3: Resilience

Mar 30, 2022

Part of succeeding at a new skill is prevalence. The point of learning a new skill is to try something new and be a novice at first.

"If you do not learn from your failures, you will never know the meaning of true success."

When training or bonding with your dog, it will not come naturally at first. Like your pup, you are learning a whole new skill set of multitasking and communicating with a species that does not speak the same language. It takes time and the patience of a saint to teach your new pup all the unspoken manners of the human world. On top of guiding them and making new habits for both of you, it is crucial not to give up on your dog or end a training session pissed off and stressed out.

Ruth created to look at the whole dog for a successful and custom training program. Ruth has been in the dog professional career for eight-plus years and has experience with small and large breeds, behavioral, reactivity, and aggression cases. Ruth loves dogs and is a dog mom to three good doggos. Oakley is a 6yr old Akita and Cattle Dog Mix that she adopted. Zena is a Husky/ Pitt mix that Ruth took in as an unruly puppy. Last but not least is Bean, the five-pound chihuahua that they rescued as well. We love empowering owners and their dogs to enjoy a stress-free life together.