Nona, or a Puppy's Attention and Focus

Nona, or a Puppy's Attention and Focus

How does one get a puppy to pay attention and focus? You just do, and in so doing, you're establishing the relationship between you and your puppy. It's easy but it's hard, and it's hard but it's so easy. The human culture doesn't teach patience: that's why I think it's so hard to do. "Patience is the rule." Surprise: it’s not #dogtraining, it’s #humantraining. It’s never been #dog training. We’ve been sold a bill of goods; we’ve been told the wrong things. It’s just that nobody had figured it out. There’s a lot of misinformation out there. COVID-19 made it worse, triggering dogs to become more reactive. The virus didn’t do it, the human reaction to work and quarantining did it. It’s complicated. The #DOuGTrainer uses a natural training method that uses no coercive collar, no clicker, no treats, and no medications. In Nature, dogs don't have collars, clickers, treats, or medications. There’s your answer: model Nature. The #DOuGTrainer has no negative Yelp reviews and no negative Google reviews since 2014. Every dog he’s trained since 2009 has fallen asleep in front of him. Once a year, on average, a client will call a day later and ask, “Doug, did you switch my dog?” “All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.” —Arthur Schopenhauer, Philosopher In light of Arthur Schopenhauer’s quote, it is worth mentioning that The DOuGTrainer’s methodology is so successful, he’s been banned from Facebook groups and Q&A sites. —Doug Parker The DOuGTrainer