DogOsophy

1.the critical study of the basic knowledge of canine-human relationship principles, with a view to improving them.

2.the rational investigation of the truths and principles of being, knowledge and conduct of people and their dogs.

3. a system of principles for guidance in practical dog affairs.

4.a "dogosophical" attitude, as one of composure and calm in the presence of troubles, annoyances or behavioral issues.

Dogosophy* is a method of reinforcement training based on the principles of how dogs communicate. The training starts with teaching you how to build a relationship with your dog.

By learning how your dog thinks and why he does the things he does, you can reinforce the "I've got your back" mentality. This can help prevent behavior issues, anxiety and aggression concerns all while creating a well-balanced, happy pet for years to come.

Certified in training and dog behaviors, I created Dogosophy training to utilize positive reinforcement, an awareness of canine body language and an understanding of natural dog instincts to increase the likelihood that a dog will learn expected behaviors.

(*of course, dogosophy is a made up word with my own made-up definitions, but the theory and the training behind it is the real deal!)