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Elisabeth works with your dog’s inherent talents and preferences to capture and offer the good behaviors you’d like them to display, while providing tangible solutions to eliminate your dog’s less desirable actions. With precise and insightful direction, she empowers guardians to communicate easily and effectively, enabling them to form and maintain a deep and meaningful bond with their dogs.
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Nothing is more rewarding than having clear, consistent communication between you and your dog. I want to teach dogs and their guardians how to get that bond.”
— Elisabeth Weiss
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Greatly improve your training and handling skills so you and your dog can communicate more effectively, all from your computer screen! No matter if you want to work on a basic behavior, a fun trick or need to solve and discuss a particular behavior issue; by booking an online session, you will have access to all of my in-person services and programs. Sessions are usually about an hour long and will be followed up with an email detailing all of the information and resources we discussed in the session.
* All of my courses and training can be taught online with the exception of hands-on therapy techniques, where it is recommended you book a private, in-person session.
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Should You Be Thinking About Puppy Behavior Training Differently?
What do You Expect from Your Puppy? In your mind, you paint a picture of all the things you’d like to do with your dog, the way your dog is going to interact with you, and the wonderful relationship you will enjoy. When you have that image in mind, you…
Choice + Control for Our Dogs
How do you feel when you are either ignored or told what to do? When you do not have control? Speaking for myself: I don’t like it at all. Realizing that I am going to have to find a way to occupy myself after seeking a conversation and finding the…
The Joys of ‘Fun’ Teaching
YOU KNOW HOW YOU FEEL WHEN YOU ARE UNDER PRESSURE AND FEEL YOU ARE BEING TESTED? LEARNING AND PERFORMING WHEN ON THE SPOT ISN’T EASY. Most of the time you actually do not perform at the same level as when you are laughing and relaxed. That is true for our…
Elisabeth Weiss – A wikiHow Expert
We use the internet every day to find much-needed answers to questions about our pets happiness, health and training. WikiHow is a huge resource for addressing these and many other questions, and now it just got a whole lot more exciting for pet owners. Elisabeth Weiss, owner of Dog Relations…
Timing Is Everything With Your Dog
Reinforcement at the right time can help you and your dog! Using management can be a valid teaching pathway for both you and your dog. Essentially, you can build a reward history in your dog by associating great outcomes with specific events and circumstances. Ideally, we control the dog’s environment…
Managing Your Puppy Helps You Both
Providing your puppy with clear boundaries leads to great outcomes for you and them! Sometimes I am highly amused by the way people describe the behavior of their puppy. It sounds to me as if they were describing a movie in which they have no control over the outcome. They…
At Home Dog Grooming is Possible!
Grooming your dog at home doesn’t need to be difficult In this unfortunate time of a pandemic when many grooming salons are closed, you might want to do some basic grooming at home. So you think: I’ll just brush him a little bit to get rid of those mats that…
Puppy Training Tips: Constant Comments
In my work with puppies I often find that related issues pop up in waves. We all know that dogs crave attention. In turn, we adore how they look at us lovingly when we give them attention. We love admiring how cute they are, how smart they are and we…
Positive Reinforcement Dog Training: It Feels Good When There is Pay-off!
This morning my young dog Snorri gave me reason for pride. Snorri has an incredible nose and is also highly food motivated. Like all smart dogs (and kids) he is also very curious and he likes to explore everything. He uses his mouth and his nose. On the sidewalks of New York…
Dog Training Tip: Correcting Inadvertent Reinforcement
Not long ago I was called in to help with a “completely” out of control 11 year old little dog. Interestingly the dog walker’s impression was “he is a sweet little dog” with a few quirks. The guardians had a very different description. The dog greeted me with great enthusiasm.…
