Not All of The Good Ones Are on Television

Rebates, sales, deals, two-fors; with so much selling it can be overwhelming to decipher what to buy. Canine behavior is often an emotionally charged topic. Training styles, rights vs. wrongs, science vs. instinct.

The great ones are often in the trenches just quietly getting the job done. They may not waive their list of elite clientele in your face; they may not run around saying “I’m so great, look at me”; they may not have entertaining television shows, they may not throw out catch phrases only fit for t-shirts. No, they are dedicated to their work instead of collecting accolades. The downside is that their message may be overlooked because they aren’t begging to be on television.  

Dr. Suzanne Hetts is a national behaviorist dedicated to educating the pet owner how to safely and effectively rehabilitate dogs. Pets.com is her collaboration with Petsmart to make correct behavior modification accessible. This site includes interactive guides such as a true/false quiz, educational answers, videos, and interactive exercises to help pet owners interpret pet behavior.

Think you understand what dominance is and how the mind of a dog works? Visit www.drsophiayin.com/dominance.php/. Dr. Sophia Yin is fluent in dog and cat. There is a great wealth of behavior articles, blog, and videos to understand proper training. 

No, they may not be the glamorous, attention grabbing media darlings that are being pushed right now. They don’t use smoke, mirrors, and abuse to get their jobs done. Just simple people doing the job. The right way.

chris