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Canine Rehabilitation West Midlands |
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Only Kind Positive Methods Used |
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Dogs are naturally social animals and we are fortunate they accept us readily into their social circle |
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Canine Rehabilitation was wisely chosen to reflect what we do. We rehabilitate dogs and educate owners. Only kind positive methods are used to rehabilitate dogs and educate owners. We don’t use choke chains, shock collars, gizmos or spray your dog with water. We use the dogs own language to communicate with them. We want the dog to want to work with us and focus on what good behaviors they do and build upon it rather than focus on the bad. Rewarding the dog for the good behaviors they give, It’s a win — win situation for both owner and dog. We also educate owners in to the way dogs communicate and learn and feel this is the key to a better understanding of mans best friend. We can educate you in the comfort of your own home or you may wish to attend one of our comprehensive workshops designed for the dog loving public and professionals alike see our courses and workshop page. For a list of services and what they cost you will find our prices page useful and our contact details are also here. We look forward to meeting you. |
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We are part of : M J First Aid Training ISIS House Smith Road Wednesbury West Midlands WS10 0PB, UK |
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Useful Links For a consultant in your area and more information on the association. For books on the canine world. See recommended reading below. All of which can be purchased from our book store. For the latest dog specific research spanning a 14 year period 24 hours a day 7 days a week living with dogs. Books we recommend · The culture clash Jean Donaldson · The Dogs Mind Bruce Fogle · Let’s Play with our Dog Dee Woodcock · Preventing puppy problems Dee Woodcock · Dogs by Ray and Laura Coppinger · Dominance: Fact or Fiction by Barry Eaton · Clicking with your dog by Peggy Tillman · The Encyclopaedia of Dogs by Bruce Fogle · My Dog Pulls by Turid Rugaas · Calming Signals by Turid Rugaas · Stress in Dogs by Martina Scholz & Clarissa von Reinhardt All of these can be obtained from: |
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