I was speaking with a new training client today and she asked about "the best" training method. So I want to remind everyone that the best "system" to raise a dog is called NILIF or "nothing in life is free." The more you ask your canine companion to sit, wait, lay, etc. for treats, dinner, loving or doors the better your dog will feel. NILIF brings boundaries and structure for the canine to follow. I know this isn't the easiest. My eldest is not as good at these but I see the huge benefit of following NILIF in my youngest canine. It truly can change their lives and makes living more fun and relaxing because they know the rules.
A thinking dog is a happy dog!
Peace,
Wendy
Tsuki, Bo, Champ and many others. Could we call this the running of the canines? Actually, it's release from nap time!
Telling secrets - Jackson and Stanley - how cute it that?
These two love to play together. Charlie cocker and Memphis!
The Bear, Ladybug, Sanford and Sophie basset basking in the sun.
Philly watching someone behind him play.
Up close and personal with Dirks. He loves to play!
Little white Baxter starts a howling session. Buckshot, Darwin, Sawyer, Gracie G., Dirks and Jackson join the chorus!
Gracie G., Tucker R., and others watching someone go through the "magic" door for home.
Sawyer barking at Jackson with Piper in the background.
Memphis putting his two cents into the conversation.
Jon and Aaron hamming it up for the camera while sitting in the office.
Snow! Darwin chasing Miles and Cammie husky.
Reilly, Tsuki, and Reggie watching the play group before joining in the fun.
Buckshot watching the action. Will he join in? Yes!
Sassy playing with Charlie cocker.
Maya in her cute little shirt.
Hey! Something smells really good over here! Reggie, Tsuki, Darwin, Bailey G., Satchel and other unidentifiable dogs.
Daisy T. looking at a staff member.
Sassy, the sheltie, chasing Maggie Mae.
Shades the schnauzer (before his haircut) and Reggie the lab mix.
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