PET TALK TODAY: #109  Teaching Dogs to Pay Attention and look at you when asked, How to use food in training so it is not a Bribe, and how to help fearful and aggressive dogs.  Dog Training with Will Bangura, M.S., CDCB, CBCC-KA, CPDT-KA, FFCP.  For Dog Behavior Help visit DogBehaviorist.com Does Your Dog Need A Dog Anxiety Calming Aid? Check out CalmDogs.com or DogAnxiety.comWhat if you could train your dog without resorting to bribes? What if your dog's name wasn't just a call but a command that captures attention? Welcome to today's Pet Talk, where I, Will Bangura, certified dog behavior consultant, will guide you through the art of effective dog training. We will replace the misconceptions around training tools and food bribes with insights into the right techniques, and transform a simple name call into a 'look at me' command. You are in for a treat, as we delve into the world of dog training, unraveling its complexities.Imagine the pain of losing a dear one. Now, imagine your pet experiencing the same, unable to express or understand the process. Unfortunate, isn't it? As we navigate through this sensitive terrain, we'll discuss the profound neurochemical changes that occur in your pet's brain during grief and how it impacts their behavior. I will share tips on how to keep your pet mentally and physically stimulated, ensuring they remain healthy while coping with their loss. It's all about understanding their needs and ensuring they have a comfortable journey through these challenging times.Fear and anxiety aren't just human emotions; our pets experience them too. In this episode, we'll shed light on how to help your fearful dogs. We'll break down the process of desensitization and counter-conditioning into simple, manageable steps. Remember, it's all about creating positive associations and ensuring your dog is in a relaxed state before training. Whether your dog is scared of everyone or specific triggers, we'll explore techniques to help them overcome their fears. So, tune in and let's turn fear into confidence, one step at a time.Support the showIf you need professional help please visit my Dog Behaviorist website.Go here for Free Dog Training Articles