The document discusses the importance of early socialization training for dogs. It notes that proper training at a young age through positive reinforcement, socialization, and addressing behavioral issues can help dogs become well-adjusted, safe members of their homes and communities. Without training, dogs are at higher risk for developing aggression and behavioral problems that can lead to shelter intake or danger for owners.

1. Early socialization training is
absolutely necessary and worth
the investment in time and
effort.!
-Trainer Jody Diehl
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2. Dog Bites a year
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3. Not training
your dog can
be dangerous
to you or to
others.!
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Shelters are filled with dogs
that have potty training,
socialization, and obedience
issues, all of which could
have been prevented through
proper training.!
-Cesar Millan
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5. As a pet groomer, training is
important to the safety of your pet
during the grooming process.!
Accidents
can happen
when
untrained
dogs
become
aggressive
during
grooming!
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6. Millions of dogs
can make their
first home their
“forever home” if
all dog owners
tackle their pets
behavioral issues
with proper
training.
!
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7. Promote the importance of training by…
3) Train
them
young!!
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1) Using positive!
reinforcement!
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2) Socialization with
others!
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Step 1
Responsibly
using positive
reinforcement
when a pet
has a
behavioral
issue.!

9. Dogs that are
constantly afraid
of abuse become
aggressive.!
Abuse
training can
cause a fear
response in
dogs.!
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A Jack Russell I had
groomed for 2 years had
to be given away due to
physical abuse making it
aggressive to most
women it came in contact
with.!
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11. Step 2
Socialize
your pet with
friends,
family, and
other pets.!
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12. Socialization can
allow your dog to
overcome their fear
of their
surroundings.!
REMEMBER:!
Fear is a major
cause of
aggression.!
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13. My Grandmother had an
aggressive American Eskimo
for 2 years.!
After living with her for a
year and introducing “Maddie”
to new people, she is
completely over her fear of
new people.!
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Step 3
Advise all new
puppy owners
to engage in
training at a
young age!
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15. Puppy training not only
forms strong bonds but
also prepares them for
a life full of various
interactions.!
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I have sent many dogs home
without finishing their groom
due to aggression issues
from a lack of early age
training. !
-Brandon Tucker
Groomer

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Never let a behavior issue
go uncorrected.!
Proper training is a
great way to improve
the life of your pet!!
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Early training,
Socialization, and
Positive Training will…!
Keep them safe!
And keep
them happy!
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Make them
friendly!
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19. Basic
training is as
important
for the
owner as it
is for the
dog, and
socialization
is the key
to a welladjusted
adult dog.!
-Animal Human
Association
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Don’t let behavior issues
ruin the relationship
between you and your
pet.!
Start training and improve
you and your pet’s life.!
And keep one less pet
off the streets.!
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