Education requires relationship

Dog people are pretty tolerant of their own dogs. Nudging or barking is used to vie for attention, the best spots are taken up, and jumping on one's stomach is, of course, an affectionate greeting. But imagine if a friend treated us like that. SPIEGEL bestselling author Ellen de Sousa Marques experiences a lot in her dog school in Cologne and is always surprised at how uninhibited dogs are allowed to behave. A lot of work goes into training, but the basis for good coexistence - the relationship - is completely overlooked. In her book, she describes the pitfalls of dog ownership such as resources, everyday privileges, lead training, recall, being able to hold back, social contacts, properly occupying dogs, and much more. She draws parallels to human relationships and tells of her own experiences with Carmo and Carlino. Not everything works from the beginning, but once you are sensitized, you understand what dogs are really about.

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