DS: Why dog training classes rarely address behavior issues beyond puppy/beginning classes?
Posted: February 9th, 2011 | Author: admin | Filed under: Common Questions | Tags: address, behavior, Beyond, classes, Issues, puppy/beginning, rarely, Training | 1 Comment »I was just thinking and pondering that all the dog training classes I’ve seen no longer address behavioral issues pass beginning. Or do yours?
Is there a reason why most dog training places don’t address correcting behavioral issues in classes pass beginning classes? Since behavioral issues will most likely also come up pass puppy months and/or a 8 week beginning course, why wouldn’t they also address them in those classes? It’s weird to me, because I would think they would continue to.
Given, intermediate and advance classes need a lot time to teach new cues/proof old ones but I think behavioral issues should also be addressed. I don’t know. Any opinions or experiences?
i think the trainers kinda rely on the questions coming from the students.
if they don’t have any problems and they are not asked to solve a question,
they don’t go there.
my trainers always asked if someone has problems and/or questions.
i have dealt with 4 different trainers.
they adressed jumping, nipping and housebreaking.