Canine Dominance Uncovered
Do You Worry That Your Dog Is Displaying Dominant Personality Traits?
Are You Concerned About Your Dog’s Boisterous or Hyper-Active Habits?
“The Book that explodes the myths, lies and reveals the REAL truth behind what makes dogs do the things they do”
To: Dog lovers everywhere
Friends, it seems as though we live in an age where every single aspect of our dog’s unwanted behaviour can be blamed on the so-called dominance theory.
Why is my dog chewing things? Why is my dog pulling when I take him out for a walk? Why is my dog barking aggressively at visitors? Why is my dog simply ignoring me when I call him? Why won’t my dog ever listen to me when I really need him to?
All of these things, it would appear, in one way or another are being blamed on the fact that our dogs are acting out in a dominant way.
But is it really that clear cut?
Not on your life! In fact, many dog owners are – quite frankly – being lied to about the influence and extent of so-called canine dominance.
“Is man’s best friend secretly plotting to take over your household, or is he just addicted to pleasure?”
Dog owners world-wide are told by many leading dog behaviour therapists and trainers to believe that their pet’s ultimate desire in life is to be top dog. So much so that Rover is probably plotting to take over the household at his earliest convenience.
In most books on canine behaviour, they tell us our dogs are motivated by dominance and long to be ranked at the top of his human-dog pack. We’re told too that these motivations are the root of most behaviour problems. But according to Sara Whittaker, head of one of the UK’s largest and most comprehensive animal behaviour and training practices, WitsEnd®, dominance is probably the most inappropriately used word in the dog world today.
Following a study of over 1,500 behaviour consultation cases, Sara challenges the validity of the popular dominance-rank theory. She questions the use of rank-reduction programmes to modify unacceptable behaviour by “demoting” our dogs to the bottom of the family pack, often involving removal or reduction of rewards, and argues that in the long term they have serious and damaging consequences for the essential dog-human bond.
She claims that our pets aren’t pushing the boundaries in their home to dominate us, but are driven to do so because they enjoy pleasure. The search for pleasure and the associated release of neuro-chemicals, such as dopamine, in our dogs’ brains is the real motivation – they are simply reward seeking missiles!!
Everything You Need To Know About Understanding Your Dog’s Personality
Don’t buy in to the myth about canine dominance.
How would you know if your dog was showing signs of real dominance toward you or simply displaying perfectly normal (and easy to fix) canine behaviour traits?
- * Is your dog a puller?
- * Does your dog bark excessively?
- * Does your dog show signs of aggression?
- * Does your dog appear to get agitated easily?
- * Does your dog enjoy destructive behaviour or even self-mutilation?
- …ALL are frequently misdiagnosed as canine dominance!
This eBook is the essential guide for any dog owner who cares about their dog’s well being enough and has an urge to learn how to better understand their canine friend.
This eBook completely lays out the FACTS about canine dominance using real life case studies and expert analysis from one of the leading canine authorities practising today.
Now, ask yourself - all this valuable insight along with data and real-life examples gathered from dogs with behavioural problems (perhaps dogs similar to yours!)…if you can pick up one, two or even just three little tips that will help you better understand, control and teach your dog the positive, desirable behaviour that you crave, it simply MUST be worth just….
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