Michael cross ignite presentation

Early socialization training is absolutely necessary and worth

the investment in time and effort.!

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Dog Bites a year

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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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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

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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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Promote the importance of training by…

1) Using positive! reinforcement!

2) Socialization with others!

3) Train them young!!

Responsibly using positive reinforcement when a pet

has a behavioral

issue.!

Step 1

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Abuse training can cause a fear response in

dogs.!

Dogs that are constantly afraid of abuse become

aggressive.!

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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.!

Step 2

Socialize your pet with

friends, family, and other pets.!

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Socialization can allow your dog to overcome their fear

of their surroundings.!

REMEMBER:!Fear is a major

cause of aggression.!

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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

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Advise all new puppy owners to engage in training at a young age!

Step 3

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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

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…!

And keep them happy!

Make them friendly!

Keep them safe!

Basic training is as important for the

owner as it is for the dog, and

socialization is the key to a well-adjusted 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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