Have you ever felt your cheeks burn as your dog lunges at a passing pedestrian? Or maybe you've avoided social situations because your furry friend's behavior is unpredictable? You're not alone. Today, let's talk about transforming your dog's public behavior from embarrassing to admirable. As a certified family dog trainer, I've helped countless Metro Detroit families turn their challenging pups into well-mannered companions that make them proud.
Understanding Public Manners Training
According to the American Kennel Club's training guidelines, consistent training is crucial for developing good manners.
Meet Sarah and Max, a story that might sound familiar. Sarah adopted Max, an energetic Golden Retriever, with dreams of coffee shop dates and peaceful park walks. Instead, she found herself apologizing constantly for Max's jumping, barking, and pulling. She started taking walks at odd hours to avoid other people and dogs. Sound familiar?
