Is a fact however choose to be an effective leader not a dominator. This is what your dog seeks. This is what will help you to overcome behaviour problems.
Good leaders set consistent (never arbitrary) rules and boundaries.
I will repeat:
Good leaders set consistent (never arbitrary) rules and boundaries.
This means that as soon as you are in your dog's life (whether as a puppy or adoption of an older dog) - the rules and boundaries you set forth must be followed by you not just your dog.
The shortest path to solving a behavior problem is to look at the behavior for what it is. What purpose does it serve? How is this problem behavior working for the dog? Are this dog's needs being met? What behavior would we like to see instead of the unwanted behavior?
Then we can set about making what works for the dog the same thing that works for us, like a good leader should.
-- Aidan Bindoff ( website )
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