| MOTTO: No dog should be punished for behaving like one. |
 |
| Being Unselfish to Discarded Dogs In order to create Everlasting Solutions |
 |
|
All
Breed Rescue, Rehab, Sanctuary & Adoption Center
(Saving
Lives Since 1998)
|
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
| Sponsor
an adoptable dog, or one who has been granted sanctuary, and receive Free Ad Space! |
6 Step Rehabilitation Program
Step 1: Acclimate the dog into a small group of socially active dogs (3 days)
Establishes pecking orders which is very essential in social development
(Hoans social skills and creates proper greeting etiquette)
Establishes pecking orders which is very essential in social development
(Hoans social skills and creates proper greeting etiquette)
Step 2: Create confidence building routines and exercises through motivational elements (3 days)
Teaches the dog that he can walk into variety if environments with confidence (Non hostile environments should be approached as such)
Teaches the dog that he can walk into variety if environments with confidence (Non hostile environments should be approached as such)
Step 3: Introduce dog to negative reinforcement with mild correction ( 3 days)
Allows the dog to accept leadership, as in (Pecking orders) and unconditional yielding when commanded.
Allows the dog to accept leadership, as in (Pecking orders) and unconditional yielding when commanded.
Step 4: Combine positive reinforcement into routines (3 days concurrent with day 3 of step 3)
Allows the dog to associate good behavior with praise and reward as apposed to negative reactions to bad behavior.
Allows the dog to associate good behavior with praise and reward as apposed to negative reactions to bad behavior.
Step 5: Introduce the dog to domestic situation (In the home) (3 days)
Reinforces fact that bad behavior is also unacceptable at home not just the dog park
Reinforces fact that bad behavior is also unacceptable at home not just the dog park
Step 6: Create a regular routine involving steps 1 through 6
Gives the dog regular interaction w/other dogs, repetitions on confidence and obedience, reinforce your authority through correction, come home and do it again.
Gives the dog regular interaction w/other dogs, repetitions on confidence and obedience, reinforce your authority through correction, come home and do it again.
End result is a well rounded dog that has a routine as well as
schedule, knows who is in charge, and given his routine he doesn't have
time to get into trouble. In a dog's world there needs to be strict
discipline no uncertainties as to authority and most important a True
leader willing to exercise his/her privilege as such.
Dogs are social animals and they need constant interaction mental stimulation and exercise to be happy. The best way to look at it is "They are dogs, not people"
Violent or seemingly violent behavior does not fracture relationships in their world and 5 mins. after a correction everything will be okay. Dogs have an amazing way of resolving conflict in their own way without human intervention. A dog's life mission is to gain allies not create adversaries and it's usually human intervention that causes issues and imbalances.
Dogs are social animals and they need constant interaction mental stimulation and exercise to be happy. The best way to look at it is "They are dogs, not people"
Violent or seemingly violent behavior does not fracture relationships in their world and 5 mins. after a correction everything will be okay. Dogs have an amazing way of resolving conflict in their own way without human intervention. A dog's life mission is to gain allies not create adversaries and it's usually human intervention that causes issues and imbalances.
