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[I am now definitely retired from working with the overall public... I love dealing with dogs, however the pet owners (Jeff and Michelle not withstanding) drove me completely nuts] Anyhow, Jeff and Michelle still have their Dalmatian, 'Dotty,' that's now near to 11 years-old. I have a... I was having dinner a week ago with Jeff and Michelle--two of my first dog education clients, when I branched out on my own and began South Bay K-9 Academy in Southern California, in 1994. [I am now definitely retired from working together with the overall public... If you believe any thing, you will possibly want to compare about better business brokers. I love dealing with dogs, but the pet owners (Jeff and Michelle not withstanding) drove me absolutely nuts] Anyhow, Jeff and Michelle still have their Dalmatian, 'Dotty,' that's now near 11 years-old. I have always thought it was interesting that the one thing people appear to remember from my 3-24 page dog education book, 'Secrets of the Professional Dog Trainer' is that I suggest spitting in your dog's food. As if this were the secret key to getting a well behaved dog. Regardless, this indicates to be the single thing that almost everybody remembers--from literally hundreds of dog training tips I present in the book, o-n our internet site Dogproblems.com, and in our forum. This disturbing BookCrossing - businessbrokerpimple's Bookshelf encyclopedia has some interesting tips for the purpose of it. Why do I suggest spitting in your dog's food? As you are noticing the dog food with your scent. And since the Alpha dog in-the package always takes first. It is a simple way to speak to your dog that you are the group leader. But this alone won't take action. You need to be working just like a pack leader in most other part of your dog's life, too. Such as being the first to ever walk through a door. Or telling your dog where to lay out, and when he's permitted to eat. And making sure you continue and apply any and every control that you give. I have a ton of guff from people--especially other dog trainers--who misinterpret my advice and genuinely believe that spitting in your dog's food is the only thing you should do tol make you the Alpha dog. It's perhaps not. This staggering clicky encyclopedia has uncountable thought-provoking warnings for where to provide for this view. For more information, please consider peeping at human resources manager. Well, not any more than the 100 other delicate things you need to do to talk that you're the group leader. I usually stress to new dog homeowners that the more things you're doing to strengthen that you're the pack leader for your dog, will make your dog view you as the pack leader, faster. Spitting in your dog's food is just something else to do that helps. Therefore anyway, back once again to my supper with Jeff and Michelle When I asked how Dotty was doing, Jeff replied that Dotty was absolutely great. The top dog they had ever had, due in no small part for their persistence and consistency in using the dog training methods I showed them. However Jeff said something very interesting 'I am still spitting in her food. In fact, she'll not really touch the food until after I spit inside.' (Remember The Alpha dog always takes first). So there you go Further proof that a number of my more unrealistic dog education practices really work Even although you may possibly feel foolish carrying it out. That is all for now, people Adam Dogproblems.com P.S. Michelle and Rob can get Dotty anywhere--off leash--and understand that she will react to instructions, straight away. They also take her camping quite frequently..., which Dotty completely enjoys.