Dog Listener Jan Fennell

Dog Listener jan fennell

Jan Fennell – The Dog Listener In this film, “The Dog Listener”, Jan demonstrates her technique and the exceptional results it can provide. She shares her secrets and shows how it can be much more effective and compassionate alternative to standard “obedience” training. This easy to follow approach includes case histories of problem dogs. The film is set out in easy to follow chapters: The Dog Listener – Rediscovering the Lost …

The Dog Listener: Learn How to Communicate with Your Dog for Willing Cooperation $7.55 In The Dog Listener Jan Fennell shares her revolutionary insight into the canine world and its instinctive language that has enabled her to bring even the most delinquent of dogs to heel. This easy-to-follow guide draws on Jan’s countless case histories of problem dogs—from biters and barkers to bicycle chasers—to show how you can bridge the language barrier that separates you from your dog. T…

Puppy Listener: Understanding and Caring for Your New Puppy $10.83 An indispensible guide to raising your new puppy from the author of The Dog Listener. From teething to training, this book follows the development of your puppy from new pet to best friend. In The Puppy Listener Jan Fennell presents a simple-to-follow yet detailed handbook for puppy owners. Whether this is your first pup or you are a seasoned dog-owner, the hints and tips in this concise guide are…

Tales from the Dog Listener: 28 Secrets to Being Your Dog’s Best Friend $8.50 Jan Fennell is beloved by thousands of dog lovers who have used her compassionate training techniques to live happier, more fulfilling lives with their dogs. In Tales from the “Dog Listener” she goes beyond technique to tell the illuminating real-world stories of dogs and people learning to live together with mutual love and respect.Presenting the inspirational stories and experiences that have in…

Is It Right To Walk Our Dogs So Much? Cesar Milan Vs Jan Fennell

There are many different techniques to train a dog but which is the most effective method? I am a dog trainer working in Cornwall with years of experience behind me.

Jan Fennell’s method was discovered by observing wolves in the wild and then mimicking their body language in the domestic situation as a means of communicating with canines in a language they understand.

It is a gentle, kind, yet strangely controversial method which has had its critics in a rage. Why? Because it is different and many people are threatened by change.

One of Jan’s points is that dogs do not have to be walked all the time and you should only take them when you feel happy and the dog is ready. I strongly agree with her, mind you the first time I heard that I thought she was mad and you may to.

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But why do people think we must walk our dog’s daily? The concept of dog walking has many potential starting points King Charles, Victorian promenades, the Blitz, more leisure time and so on, but since when have we been told that it is necessary? We have owned dogs for thousands of years without walking them and we did not have any problems then.

Cesar Milan recommends walking dogs twice a day when they are agitated, hyperactive or aggressive in order to calm them down. For me walking your dog constantly when he is agitated, aggressive or hyperactive merely serves to tire the dog out for the day. However tomorrow is another day and behavioural problems are still be there.

Wrong advice with walking our dogs will be potentially damaging, especially when explained to the masses. Cesar Milan has dealt with this problem by adding a disclaimer at the beginning of his programme suggesting that you should not try any of the methods that you have seen.

I appreciate the need to cover your back, but if you cannot practice the techniques then what is the point? Imagine Jamie Oliver advising you not to try cooking his food at home.

So we have two experts completely contradicting each other. No wonder there is confusion concerning this issue, but who is right? Will our dogs implode if they do not get a walk or are many of us potentially damaging them by taking our dogs out when they are not ready?

About the Author

has anyone read this book?

has anyone read “the dog listener” by jan fennell? i am interested to hear what people think of her techniques.
yes i have read it. the author states in it that she has received some bad press. i just wanted to see why. i think it is the best book i have read in yrs!

No I have not read it. I will look out for it now though.

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