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"Dozens of Las Vegas restaurants are planning special dishes
and prix fixe menus for Thanksgiving, and most buffets will add dishes
especially for the holiday."
Tuesday, November 13, 2018
Wednesday, November 7, 2018
Accentuating the Positive.
NO, NO, and NO. How
many times have we used that word in our lifetimes? Chances are, we have uttered it more often
than YES. Positive reinforcement vs.
negative reinforcement. It is an ongoing
discussion in the workplace, child rearing, personal growth, and in the world
of dog training as well.
One example of negative reinforcement is when the dog’s
bottom is pushed to force it into the sitting position. Another example of negative reinforcement is
often used when working with a dog that is afraid of things such as other
dogs. Negative reinforcement comes with
risk. One 2014 study shows that dogs
trained in this manner are 3 times more likely to display aggression among family
members!
Come on now, you really don’t want that for the next dozen
years or so, do you? Dennis Danskin, a
nationally renowned humane dog trainer right here in Las Vegas practices
positive NOT negative reinforcement.
Please visit his website at www.trainhumane.net. Then give him a call for a complimentary
in-home visit at (702) 327-4744.
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In an effort to support our troops, numerous Las Vegas-area businesses
are rallying to offer military personnel free and discounted access to
events and attractions.
Monday, October 15, 2018
What a Shock!
Did you ever want to shock your toddler to get their attention? Of course, you would not do that. So many people however, think that it is okay when training your four-legged child. Therefore, they think that buying a shock collar, or e-collar, or remote training collar is the correct way to get your dog to do what you want it to.
Go ahead, put that collar on your own neck and see how it feels…I didn’t think so! Shock collars have a history. They were first used more than 50 years ago for the specific purpose of training hunting dogs. Today, they are used as a deterrent to train away negative or unsafe behavior. Don’t let a retailer tell you that they are humane!
Training humane is an art and Dennis Danskin has mastered that art. He is the Las Vegas area’s humane dog trainer. You can find out more about Dennis and his half-century of dedication to canines by visiting www.trainhumane.net. Please reconsider that shock collar until you have called Dennis Danskin at (702) 327-4744.
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"Halloween is just around the corner, and if you're looking
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Wednesday, October 3, 2018
Why Train at Home.
This could apply to humans as well as dogs. Why should our four-legged children be
trained by a professional in our own homes?
First things first, if your dog is trained away from home he or she may
come to you “seemingly” fully trained only to regress when the surroundings
change. What good does that do?
Training at home with the guiding hand of a fifty-year
professional is simply the right choice for Las Vegas residents. Your new family addition becomes comfortable
with its surroundings and you learn valuable techniques from the very best
humane dog trainer in our area on what to do and NOT to do.
The right choice over and over again continues to be Dennis
Danskin. His website says it all at
www.trainhumane.net. Set up an
environment that ensures your dog’s success by having them trained at
home. Please make an appointment to have
Dennis come into your home anywhere in the Las Vegas Valley by giving him a
call at (702) 327-4744.
Monday, October 1, 2018
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