Tips & Tricks
Are shock collars really banned?
E-collars, prong collars, lasso collars …. all these barbaric tools can still be found anywhere. Even though electric collars are now officially banned in most
Together, let’s walk on the path towards a harmonious relationship between you and your dog
Practicing as a behaviorist and dog trainer requires irreproachable ethics to ensure the safety of all, empathy and respect for dogs and their owners, and the implementation of a tailor-made protocol, always with a positive outlook that does not imply any gesture or advice that would bring suffering to your pet.
I make it a point of honor to accompany you, not judge you, to take into account your time, your lifestyle and your environment, as well as your dog’s abilities, and to adapt the advice I give you according to these elements.
I pledge to give practical advice based on the latest scientific research, particularly in neurobiology, to continue to train myself, and I never use methods based on supposed hierarchy or any form of punishment or violence, physical or verbal.
I make sure to meet your dog’s basic needs, to be honest and to invite you to consult your veterinarian as soon as I suspect a health concern.
E-collars, prong collars, lasso collars …. all these barbaric tools can still be found anywhere. Even though electric collars are now officially banned in most
(Spoiler alert: the answer is yes, a thousand times yes!) Some educators and behaviorists have decided that it’s best not to reassure a dog who’s