Working with fearful, scared and shy dogs

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Helping A Fearful Dog

Is your dog shy? Nervous? Anxious or Protective? Would you like your dog to behave calmly around people and other dogs? Are you looking for ways to help your dog learn to be happier and more confident?

A Guide To Living & Working With A Fearful Dog is an eBook containing training advice and activities compiled by Sunny's owner including games, how to begin when working with a fearful dog, how dogs learn and how to help any dog with fears. It is an informative resource for owners and rescuers.

Here's what readers have had to say:

"Thanks! I feel like you have given me a roadmap with real directions to a destination."

"I read the book last night (before and after agility class). I found it
thorough, informative and well-written. So, thank you again! Almost
everything you wrote resonated in some way with me and my dog."

"I am writing an all around general care guide for canines one of my sections is about shy/fearful canines..when I read your BRILLIANT article I was thinking it would be amazing to have that in the guide along with your website."

"Thanks for your wonderful website as it was recommended on the BC boards page. Have you collected all your pages into a book?"

"I visited your fearful dogs website & have bookmarked it in my
favorites."

"Loved the book!!!! Very good reading, you need to get published in hard copy."

"I find myself feeling a bit more hopeful after reading through your site. I am so grateful to have this information."

Don't be misled by training techniques that scare or hurt your dog. Be your dog's best friend and learn how to effectively change your dog's behavior by changing how he feels. You CAN help your dog!

Order your copy now!

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Look for the latest articles written by Debbie in:

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West County News, MA

Training Resources

Certified Applied Animal Behaviorists can provide effective, scientific, state of the art help to understand, prevent, and manage your pet’s behavior.

Trainers

It is important to find trainers that understand how to work with fearful dogs. Anyone can call themselves a dog trainer, but it doesn't mean that they have studied the current literature on dog behavior. A bad trainer can make matters worse for you and your dog.

These are trainers that have experience working with fearful dogs and understand how positive reinforcement is used to help a scared dog learn new behaviors and become more confident.

California

Amy Cook-Oakland

Pawsitive Tails-San Francisco

Braveheart Dog Training-San Leandro

Maryland

Pat Miller-Hagerstown

Massachusetts

Jill Haley Rose-Westfield

Liz Shaw-Belmont

Ann Dupuis-Greater Boston, Metrowest, and Metrosouth/South Shore

Marjie Alonzo-Somerville

Vera Wilkinson-Brookline