The Handler’s Role – Your Nervous System Is the Foundation for Relaxation
A lot of dog training is about finding ways to communicate to the dog what you want them to learn….
A lot of dog training is about finding ways to communicate to the dog what you want them to learn….
Walk through any park and you’ll see an equipment showcase: prong collars, front-clip harnesses, head halters, treat pouches, and retractable…
One key reason I developed Really Real Relaxation is that I got angry watching a trainer teach a dog to…
Here’s something that might surprise you: Really Real Relaxation (RRR) isn’t something you create for your dog—it’s something you share…
“My dog knows what I’m asking, but he just won’t listen.” This frustration echoes through every training facility as handlers…
Unrecognized Partnership Note: While this blog references an article about horses and riding instruction, there are important parallels that can…
The Hidden Safety Threats: What Makes Dogs Feel Unsafe That We Often Miss Before we can expect our dogs to…
From Assessment to Action: Building Working Training Plans with RCT A Practical Seminar with Suzanne Clothier Dates: October 18 and…
Private lessons by appointment Friday April 25 Saturday & Sunday Performance Problems – Or Holes in the Foundation? We’ve all…
This annual workshop is intended for those who are familiar with Suzanne’s RCT approach, and who want more! and who want to connect with other like-minded folks. A sense of humor helps, as does an open mind and a willingness to share, learn, question, play and interact with all (whatever the species!) with kindness and generosity.