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Giving animals for Christmas? Why this is not a good idea.
Christmas time is an opportunity for many people to surprise their loved ones with special gifts. A cute puppy under the Christmas tree may seem like a heart-warming gift at first glance - but what is well-intentioned can be a challenge for both the dog and the new owners. I would like to explain why this is the case here.
Is the flexi leash really that bad?
You hear it again and again. The so-called flexi lead or pull-out lead is an absolute no-go for ambitious dog owners. But is a flexi lead really as bad as everyone says? As always, we need to take a more differentiated view and approach the issue logically and soberly.
Why comprehensive training makes sense.
I am occasionally asked why I don't offer individual lessons and only a complete coaching program.
I am well aware that it is quite common in the coaching world that you can simply book an hour. However, it depends very much on the industry and the respective goal.
Why group training is not suitable as an introduction.
Most of my clients have already been to a dog training school before they come to me for coaching. There it is usually the case that you train in a group with other dog owners. Most of the time you just stand around and wait for your turn. As a rule, not much knowledge is imparted. And the groups are put together randomly, regardless of the level of knowledge of the person or the developmental stage of the dog.
How much exercise does a dog need?
There is no general answer to this question. Nevertheless, I think it's important for dog owners to have a certain point of reference. What is too much or too little?
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