What the Hell is Heel
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- ISBN8227493378
- EAN9798227493378
- Date de parution11/10/2024
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- ÉditeurBig Dog Books, LLC
Résumé
The Modern Loss of Emphasis on "Heel"Many modern-day dog owners and trainers may not appreciate the depth of this command's history or its importance in establishing respect, discipline, and focus in the dog-handler relationship. Training methods today can sometimes focus more on basic obedience, treats, or positive reinforcement without emphasizing the deeper psychological bond that commands like "heel" fostered historically.
When the concept of "heel" is diluted, dogs may not develop the same level of respect or responsiveness to their owners. Without this command or its equivalent focus on discipline, dogs might see walking as a time to explore, sniff, and lead, rather than maintaining a balance of control. This can lead to challenges where the dog pulls on the leash, becomes distracted, or fails to understand its role in the relationship.
When the concept of "heel" is diluted, dogs may not develop the same level of respect or responsiveness to their owners. Without this command or its equivalent focus on discipline, dogs might see walking as a time to explore, sniff, and lead, rather than maintaining a balance of control. This can lead to challenges where the dog pulls on the leash, becomes distracted, or fails to understand its role in the relationship.
The Modern Loss of Emphasis on "Heel"Many modern-day dog owners and trainers may not appreciate the depth of this command's history or its importance in establishing respect, discipline, and focus in the dog-handler relationship. Training methods today can sometimes focus more on basic obedience, treats, or positive reinforcement without emphasizing the deeper psychological bond that commands like "heel" fostered historically.
When the concept of "heel" is diluted, dogs may not develop the same level of respect or responsiveness to their owners. Without this command or its equivalent focus on discipline, dogs might see walking as a time to explore, sniff, and lead, rather than maintaining a balance of control. This can lead to challenges where the dog pulls on the leash, becomes distracted, or fails to understand its role in the relationship.
When the concept of "heel" is diluted, dogs may not develop the same level of respect or responsiveness to their owners. Without this command or its equivalent focus on discipline, dogs might see walking as a time to explore, sniff, and lead, rather than maintaining a balance of control. This can lead to challenges where the dog pulls on the leash, becomes distracted, or fails to understand its role in the relationship.