Susan Overfield's Dog Psychology Behavioral Training

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Uploaded by on Jan 28, 2010

Susan Overfield meets a new dog for the first time

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  • @Riverbendagility ~ yes, REWARDS for doing it right is positive methods....PreMack is NEW SCHOOL- to compare to this OLD school. The dog is clearly conflicted- ears back, not willing to move...I don't train with clickers, but with life rewards, play and FUN! JOY- dogs like to work with me because they get it- if they do as I ask, they get to have fun with what they want...not just food or praise...with games and good things.

  • OXTOTL, what are you afraid of? Having someone find out that you aren't what you say you are, that you don't really understand dogs? Identify yourself.

  • @ANGUSSANDY - She does choke this Airedale- with a slip leash...first thing she does is choke it.

  • @addblades1 Yes, I agree with addblades~ Mine is a professional opinion.

  • @eastcoastpups - I agree that Overfield is OVERBEARING. I am professional dog trainer and PHD who is trained to observe and analyze body language. She may get results, she is not a positive trainer. She uses corrections FIRST- not rewards-based.

  • @eastcoastpups - Her personality: voice, demeanor, body language- is offensive to me....objectively- she is "condescending". Listen to what she says to owners and dogs....

    An inquisitive dog doesn't refuse to come when invited....she is old school methods.

  • @addblades1 - The dog is afraid. Trust me. She has a horrid tone of voice and personality....

  • @ANGUSSANDY Ears back and refusal to approach when asked is behaviorally appropriate for FEAR. The woman's personality is intimidating. She does not use "REWARDS-based" learning- which is why I would say she is not a positive trainer. People think Cesar Milan is "good", too- yet, he is not rewards-based, and he trains with intimidation. Yes, she trains as though she learned how 38 yrs ago with intimidation.

  • where is the JOY? The dog clearly is intimidated by her entire persona.

  • The dog doesn't want to come to her...notice - ears back...dog's body language is intimidation...the bee-ach trainer snaps her fingers, uses ugly tone...I wouldn't "Come" to her either. It is ABOUT a good relationship with the dog....I wouldn't let this woman near my dogs....listen to her condescending voice to owner and dog.

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