Are they lazy? Or just unmotivated? 7 steps dog trainers can do to improve client compliance. If you are a dog trainer you have no problems motivating your dogs. With positive reinforcement and clicker training you can do absolute wonders. So why are some clients so challenging? Obviously you can’t follow them around every day and click and treat them to make sure they … [Read more...] about 7 steps dog trainers can do to motivate dog owners
how to motivate dog training clients
Step 1: Dog trainers: how to motivate your dog training clients
< PREVIOUS Psychological reactance and the overview to 7 steps dog trainers can do to motivate dog ownersIf you work with people to train their dogs, it's inevitable that you eventually are going to run someone who just doesn't seem to want to do what you are suggesting. Sometimes it's because they have a prior belief about training and - like … [Read more...] about Step 1: Dog trainers: how to motivate your dog training clients
Step 2: motivate your dog training clients
< PREVIOUS Step 1: Re-establish your client's freedom of choiceIf you work with people to train their dogs, it's inevitable that you eventually are going to run someone who just doesn't seem to want to do what you are suggesting. Sometimes it's because they have a prior belief about training and - like all of us - they look for evidence … [Read more...] about Step 2: motivate your dog training clients
Step 3: Dog trainers: how to motivate your dog training clients
< PREVIOUS Step 2: Ask: why they might hear you out or do whatever it is you are suggesting?If you work with people to train their dogs, it's inevitable that you eventually are going to run someone who just doesn't seem to want to do what you are suggesting. Sometimes it's because they have a prior belief about training and - like all of … [Read more...] about Step 3: Dog trainers: how to motivate your dog training clients
Step 4: Dog trainers: how to motivate your dog training clients
NEXT Step 5: Ask: imagine what it would be like if they had already done it. What would the positive outcomes be?If you work with people to train their dogs, it's inevitable that you eventually are going to run someone who just doesn't seem to want to do what you are suggesting. Sometimes it's because they have a prior belief about training and - like … [Read more...] about Step 4: Dog trainers: how to motivate your dog training clients