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Have you ever walked up to your dog and seen them flop on their back? Do you think this is for a belly rub? It might suprise you to find out that they actually don’t always want their belly rubbed. Sometimes they are actually doing an appeasement roll to defuse a situation. Join us for today’s inspire dog podcast episode where we do a mini-deep-dive into this form of dog body language so you can hopefully better understand how to communicate with your dog or puppy!

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You and your dog have a relationship bank account together. This bank account is actually a driving force behind your dog or puppy truly valuing and enjoying working with you!

I remember once seeing on social media a marriage counselor say that married couples that don’t have at least 3/4 of their interactions as positive interactions, they are likely to get divorced. With dogs we are looking for 9/10 to be positive to really grow a high end relationship together!

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Anyone who’s raised a puppy knows how intense it can be to make it through puppy stages. They go through fear periods, teething, adolescence, and much more! Many of these stages make people lose their minds, as the humans become really overstimulated. Many people go straight to punishment when they are overstimulated, and want to make sure they “correct” the behaviors. However, there are so many other strategies for helping you and your puppy through these struggles, but with a lot more kindness!

If you’d like more personal 1 on 1 dog training guidance, reach out to us at luckymuttdogtraining.com! We help people around not just the Twin Cities but around the world!

Be on the lookout for our new puppy and adolescent dog training online course coming out soon!

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