Hello,
I'm Sharon Bolt and I’m the founder of Good Dogs!
I’m a dog expert who has been featured in more than 35 different newspapers, magazines,
TV and radio stations and I am regularly featured on BBC Radio Sussex and Surrey.
I've created a series of videos for people who want to become professional dog trainers
giving tips on...
• How you can become a dog trainer
• How to work with animals and
• How to have a successful dog training career.
Title: Dog Jobs
Having a job working with dogs is SO rewarding and the best way to do this is by becoming
a dog trainer and ultimately having a dog training career.
If you're the type of person who'd love to work with animals then becoming a dog trainer
would probably be an ideal choice for you.
With so many dog owners feeling frustrated and at their wits end with their dogs’ unwanted
behaviour, there is definitely a need for more professional dog trainers.
So, let’s talk about how to become a dog trainer...
What I've discovered along my dog trainer journey is that there are 3 essential parts
needed in order to become a successful dog trainer.
1) A strong mindset with positive Beliefs and Expectations.
2) Dog training knowledge and experience.
3) Business knowledge and knowing the right Marketing Strategies.
In this video I'm going to focus on one of these vital parts and give you some tips about
dog training, specifically "How to introduce a dog to another dog, when out on the walk,
in order to prevent dog attacks".
Are you ready?
Great - let's go...!
When you're out walking and you see another dog it's important that you lead your dog
to meet the other dog and not allow them to pull you frantically with excitable, nervous
or dominant energy to the other dog, as this could very easily result in a dog fight.
Wait until your dog has a calm energy before you attempt to gradually move forward, should
that not be possible, turn and walk in the other direction and wait for another training
opportunity where your dog gets to learn that they only say hello when they are in a balanced
state of mind.
It is great to let dogs socialize, however, not all dogs like other dogs in the
same way that not all people like other people.
The best way to integrate your dog would be to walk with friends, other dog walkers or
professional dog walkers who have calm, submissive dogs who are great role models, that way your
dog will learn from them how to be calm and agreeable around other dogs.
Should your dog or another dog be giving challenging signals which include a large, confident body
posture, a raised tail and starring eyes then keep walking as letting dogs interact in that
state of mind could easily lead to trouble.
In order to help you with your dog trainer career, I've written an E-book that you can
download for free, which is called:
3 Simple Steps To Becoming A Successful Dog Trainer these steps consist of:
1) The Vital Part Your Mindset, Beliefs and Expectations Play in Becoming a Successful
Dog Trainer.
2) The Essential Part Dog Training Knowledge Plays In Becoming A Successful Dog Trainer
3) The Crucial Part That Business And Marketing Strategies Play In Becoming A Successful Dog
Trainer.
During the book I explain about these areas and give you tips on how to get on the right
dog trainer path.
I also reveal the secrets on how I first became a professional dog trainer - I hope you're
not too shocked!
You can get the E-book now by clicking on the link if it shows on the screen or in the
description box below.