NEW ORLEANS, LA, April 11, 2014 (Press-News.org) Joey Lehrman Dog Training (www.joeylehrman.net) announced today a revolutionary new way to train dogs, based on scientific research and innovative new training techniques. In contrast to the traditional method of using shock collars and electric fences to punish dogs into the desired behavior, Joey Lehrman Dog Training focuses on curating a natural environment that allows a dog to be both curious and obedient at the same time.
The new Natural Dog Training approach can reduce the time it takes to train a dog by up to 50% and can significantly improve the capability of training programs.
Based on the Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) framework established in the 1930s by psychotherapists attempting to address various social issues, the Natural Dog Training concept is driven by evidence-based practices in which the training is based on data collected and the individual needs of a dog.
Instead of applying the "heavy handling" strategies that were common for many decades, including shock therapy and punitive measures, ABA within the Natural Dog Training system attempts to understand the root causes of negative behaviors, and seeks to address them through tested and evidence-based methodologies.
The most promising benefit of the ABA-driven Natural Dog Training Series is that it is both scientifically backed and built around the needs and goals of the dog and dog owner. Joey Lehrman has offered dog training services in New Orleans for nearly 35 years, but today's announcement represents a significant improvement.
"I'm focused on finding new ways to train dogs, in an effort to improve safety and enjoyment. Effectively training a dog is critical to creating a healthy living environment, and to making sure the canine is compatible with children and other pets. Our new Natural Dog Training system is as exciting as it is innovative," said Joey Lehrman.
For more information about this groundbreaking new research and to learn about available opportunities in the New Orleans area, visit http://www.joeylehrman.net.
About the Natural Dog Training Series
The core philosophy driving the Natural Dog Training Series is that all dogs are naturally positive and curious creatures. So, instead of punishing animals with shock collars and electric fences, pet owners should try to create an environment in which the dog can be curious and obedient at the same time. The social and free-to-explore philosophy is at the core of a new training series being offered by Mr. Lehrman and his staff. The highly trained and experienced staff will work with you to observe and document any recurring issues, and then develop an individualized plan to train your dog and build a better, more positive relationship.
Joey Lehrman Launches Science-Based Natural Dog Training System
Introducing an innovative way to train your dog!
2014-04-11
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[Press-News.org] Joey Lehrman Launches Science-Based Natural Dog Training SystemIntroducing an innovative way to train your dog!