Clear, binding, fair

Commitment is one of the most important, yet often underestimated, factors in dog training. Maybe you know the feeling: your dog sometimes listens perfectly and then not at all. Sometimes the recall works, sometimes it doesn't. The problem often lies not with the dog, but with a lack of clarity and consistency in everyday life.

In this webinar, we'll show you what commitment in dog training really means and how you can build it step by step, without being harsh or strict. Because commitment comes from clear structures, repetition, and fair expectations. Your dog should know where they stand with you, and you with them.

We'll help you recognize common everyday mistakes and show you, using many practical examples, how to provide your dog with orientation, make rules reliable, and thereby reduce unwanted behavior. Because commitment is the key to a relaxed coexistence.

What to expect in our webinar:

• What commitment in dog training means and what it doesn't.
• Why clear rules and consistent action lead to more safety.
• How to build committed behavior step by step: fairly, calmly, and kindly.
• Practical examples of how commitment works in everyday situations, e.g., during recall, on the leash, or at home.
• Concrete strategies for overcoming uncertainties and getting your dog to take you seriously.
  

This webinar will give you the tools to turn "maybe" into a reliable "yes!" in your daily life with your dog.

Learn in this webinar:

• how to set clear signals that your dog takes seriously,
• what inconsistent behavior triggers in dogs and how to change that,
• how to achieve a big impact in everyday life with small changes,
• why commitment has nothing to do with harshness, but everything with fairness,
• how to solidify behavior permanently with structure, repetition, and clarity.

Our Experts:

Yvonne Nawrat is a certified dog trainer and behavior consultant. She runs her dog school "Hundetraining Paradogs" in Bremen and has successfully guided numerous dog owners through the challenges of puppy adolescence. Together with Mustafa Irmak, she produces and hosts the podcast "Hundsfa(e)lle," which is aimed at first-time dog owners.

Mustafa Irmak is also a certified dog trainer and behavior consultant, as well as the owner of "Positive Dog Academy." His focus is on individualized advice for dog owners, especially during difficult developmental phases. Together with Yvonne Nawrat, he educates on important topics in dog training in "Hundsfa(e)lle."

More about the Expert/Experts:
www.hundetraining-paradogs.de
www.positive-dog.de

Photo credit: Anna Auerbach/KOSMOS

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