Dogs can help you stay on course in life

Dog training is really a study in human psychology.  If you understand that we are all just bits and pieces of energy made up in the form of a human you will understand that everything we come into contact with will feel our energy.  The energy that we project has an enormous influence on how we interact with life.  If we are calm-assertive around our dogs, our dogs will be happy and calm in return.  They will gladly follow our lead.

  
This principal also applies to life in general notjust dog training.  Everyone has had one of those days when something is bothering you or upsetting you and it seems like on thing after another goes wrong and finally when you get off work you relax and regroup and just call it a bad day.  Well there some theories that say we are either attracting repulsing that which we want or don't want through our energy projection or commonly referred to as vibration. If you can grasp this concept then you will have a great time being Pack Leader because your dogs will be the best form of feed back you can find. Your dogs are worth 10 times more than a life coach or a personal assistant because they will give you the instant and accurate feedback that will keep you calm and assertive.  When in this state your vibration will be at a level that is in harmony with the universe and all good things will flow to you.  It is within your power to create the vibration that will attract all that you desire.  You can do it with a little help from your pack.  Your pack will love it when you are the best Pack Leader you can be and they will behave accordingly.  They are your compass that will guide your to a better feeling way of life.  You will be practicing the Laws of Attraction everyday and you will know when you are off course because your dogs will be the instant feedback that will alert you to check your state of mind and get back to the powerful pack leader energy of calm-assertive living.

Do your dogs fight over food?

I have heard many people talk about their dogs as such beautiful, loving and loyal dogs until they get to the subject of feeding.  Often the look of terror comes in to their as as they think about dinner time for their puppies.  For some reason this is a common problem in households with more than one dog.  The strange thing is that it happens even when the dogs have been raised by one family and have always had ample food to eat. 
It is easy to understand how aggression can be an outcome if dogs are deprived of food or have had to fight to get enough food.  But for some reason even well fed and well nurtured dogs become food aggressive to the point of fighting with their pack members.  Some food aggressive dogs may even nip at their owner.  Of course this is not a good sign if your dog is threatening you, the pack leader, with exposed teeth and growls no matter what they are protecting. 

This is behavior that need to be addressed as soon as possible regardless of the dog may be protecting their food.  It can lead to dangerous situations down the road if anyone tried to come between the dog and food.

One way to address the issue is to place multiple bowls of food out.  You don't want to put more food out but just divide it up into several bowls if you have 2 or more dogs.  This will often relieve some of the tension from the dogs knowing that their are more places to eat.  This is the best way to start because it is a very simple solution.  If this doesn't work then we go on to plan B but I think this will solve the problem most of the time.

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