DOG TRAINING BY PROFESSIONAL DOG TRAINER:- WESLEY LAIRD: Canine Psychology Basics

ABOUT WESLEY...

Wesley Laird is an Australian dog behavioral specialist who has been training dogs for over 30 years, with a particular skill in dog behavior and training. His self taught technique is based on child psychology and dog’s natural instincts. His lifetime in dog training has seen him train dogs for television, attack, image, and private in home training among other roles.

Background

Wesley graduated from the Career School of Dog Trainers in Long Beach, California, in 1978, with honors. He also studied child psychology at California State University Los Angeles, and Pasadena in Southern California. Wesley has trained police dogs for county sheriffs in Nevada, worked with sled dogs in Fairbanks Alaska, Guild dogs for the blind in California, and taught hundreds of dog owners to train their own dogs.

DVD

In 1998, Mark Savage directed a film written by Wesley Laird titled "How to be your dog's best friend." This film is an educational film introducing Wesley Laird's method of training, featuring Wesley Laird training multiple untrained dogs.

In Home Dog Training

After graduating from the Careers School of Dog Training, Wesley Laird became a member of the In Home Dog Training group in Southern California. He then moved to Las Vegas to work for Silver State Canine, a dog training organization in Nevada. He started In Home Dog Training independently in 1982 in aims to help people how to train their dogs from any troublesome or vicious problems the dog may have. Wesley Laird moved the In Home Dog Training business to Melbourne after immigrating to Australia in 1995 and is still operating.

Dogs Only

Dogs Only Animal Acting is a dog acting agency by Wesley Laird which puts the use of dogs in the media industry. Dogs Only has sourced and trained dogs for numerous films, television series and advertisements.

Tuesday 24 September 2013

Canine Psychology Basics - Know What Your Dog is thinking.

Published : 22:35 Author : Unknown

All pooch owners jump at the chance to believe they are in control of their puppies, yet the fact is many are definitely not. Canines are pack animals, they are born with an instinct to fit into a pack to be a part of their pack, in particular please the leader of the pack. If the owner does not show consistent leadership the canine might attempt to rule.

One extremely helpful method for telling what your puppy thinking, or feeling, is their non-verbal communication. Pooches characteristically convey to one another through their non-verbal communication, and there are a few of things to pay special mind to.

Trust - canine stands tall with tail up.

Fear - ears down, low stance, attempting to make it look small. Tail between legs.

Wants to play - front legs brought down with behind still in the air with wagging tail.

Quarrel ready - firm legs and stance. Ears stuck back. The hackles, the hair along its back, standing up.

These are some signs a canine will show that can be easy to read, you can tell what your pooch is feeling.

Nonverbal communication is a paramount part of dog psychology. If that you can read your mutts non-verbal communication, you can better recognize what it is feeling.

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