What is the difference between "Obedience Training" and "Behavior Training"?
Obedience Training teaches physical routines to assist a canine companion in understanding what it is we as humans are looking for to exist in harmony.Behavior Training addresses the core of instinctive and genetic "issues" that your canine companion acts upon for survival, food, pack acceptance/structure and safety. Behavior Training (also known as Behavior Modification) replaces undesirable behavior with desired behavior.A canine companion who feels their human pack members have not "stepped up to" and "delivered"; the necessary means to ensure the packs survival, will exhibit challenging, even belligerent, behavior. Some dogs will go so far as to become aggressive and violent when there is a significant disconnect between them and their human counterparts. Behavior Training has proven to be the bridge to having a balanced peaceful household between canine(s) and human(s).Behavior Training does take into consideration environmental factors, sometimes heavily, and does rely, to a certain extent, on Obedience Training.
Obedience Training teaches physical routines to assist a canine companion in understanding what it is we as humans are looking for to exist in harmony.Behavior Training addresses the core of instinctive and genetic "issues" that your canine companion acts upon for survival, food, pack acceptance/structure and safety. Behavior Training (also known as Behavior Modification) replaces undesirable behavior with desired behavior.A canine companion who feels their human pack members have not "stepped up to" and "delivered"; the necessary means to ensure the packs survival, will exhibit challenging, even belligerent, behavior. Some dogs will go so far as to become aggressive and violent when there is a significant disconnect between them and their human counterparts. Behavior Training has proven to be the bridge to having a balanced peaceful household between canine(s) and human(s).Behavior Training does take into consideration environmental factors, sometimes heavily, and does rely, to a certain extent, on Obedience Training.
