Paul Owens Part One

Paul explains what non-violent dog training is, and why it is more effective than negative training, such as jerking leashes. He also talks about the triangle of success in using positive reinforcement to train your dogs.

Paul Owens Part Two

Paul talks about some more positive reinforcement techniques for training, such as the magnet game, vocal cues and clicker training. He also talks about some common mistakes people make while training their dogs.

Paul Owens Part Three

Paul talks about some of the common problems which may come up while you are trying to train your dog, and reveals the three secrets to successfully train your dog. He also talks about his newest book, which addresses dog behavioral issues.

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Paul Owens

Dog Training Expert Paul Owens is a long-standing member of the APDT-Association of Pet Dog trainers, and is endorsed by The National Association of Dog Obedience Instructors. Paul has appeared on numerous radio and television programs, including PBS's Pets: Part of the Family and the nationally syndicated Pet Files. His dog training articles and interviews have appeared in regional and national magazines and newspapers, including Life Mgazine, Animal Wellness Magazine, The Pet Press, The Cleveland Plain Dealer, LA Parent, The Burbank Leader, and the Association of Pet Dog Trainers Newsletter, among others. Paul, The Original Dog Whisperer, is the author of 1999's best-selling book, The Dog Whisperer: A Compassionate Nonviolent Approach to Dog Training, now re-released in an updated 2nd Edition, (2007) as well as the newly released The Puppy Whisperer, A Compassionate, Nonviolent Guide to Early Training & Care. He is featured on The Dog Whisperer DVD: Beginning and Intermediate Dog Training for Puppies and Dogs, and the new Dog Whisperer DVD: Solving Common Behavior Problems for Puppies and Dogs. His specialty is in the evaluation and behavior modification of aggressive dogs and he is frequently consulted and referred by veterinarians.

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