Taking a Mindful Approach to Dog Training
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If you’re having issues with your dog and are looking for dog training and behavioural advice in New Plymouth, Inglewood, Stratford, Eltham, Hawera, Hamilton, Cambridge then Mindfulness4dogs can help.
We simply take the mystery out of communicating with your dog. We offer private training and behavioural consultations .
We also cover the rest of New Zealand with our online consultations and online dog training courses.
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If you’re having issues with your dog and are looking for dog training and behavioural advice in New Plymouth, Inglewood, Stratford, Eltham, Hawera, Hamilton, Cambridge then Mindfulness4dogs can help.
We simply take the mystery out of communicating with your dog. We offer private training and behavioural consultations .
We also cover the rest of New Zealand with our online consultations and online dog training courses.
“Success through communication and connection.”
Darran Rowe, CAB PGDip(equiv), Bsc (Hons), PGCE – Clinical Animal Behaviourist
Darran has been featured on :
“Success through communication and connection.”
Darran Rowe, CAB PGDip(equiv), Bsc (Hons), PGCE – Clinic Animal Behaviourist
Darran has been featured on :
Becoming Bowlingual
In the timeless tale of human-dog companionship, we find ourselves connected by an age-old bond. From the pocket-sized and adorable to the large and fiercely protective, dogs come in all forms. Yet, beneath their diverse appearances lies a shared language—a way of communication that invites us to delve into the mindful art of understanding.
Picture it as unraveling the secrets of a new language, where only a fraction is expressed through words. The greater part of this canine communication is a dance of body language and gestures, a non-verbal dialogue that requires our attentive presence. It’s not an instinctive skill, so we embark on a journey of learning and practice.
The encouraging news is that we can all become fluent in ‘dog speak,’ especially when we start the learning process with our furry companions in their early days. Here comes the exciting part—becoming “Bowlingual®,” a term that encapsulates mastering the art of the doggy dialect. It’s like entering a realm where you and your dog seamlessly understand each other, transcending ordinary communication barriers.
But, here’s the catch—you need a guide, someone who not only comprehends the language but is adept at teaching it. Think of them as a mindfulness mentor, a linguist, and a behaviorist rolled into one, well-versed in the subtle cues of your canine companion.
So, imagine this as a voyage of discovery alongside your furry confidant. It’s not just about decoding words; it’s about forging an unspoken connection—a shared language of the heart. Together, in this mindful exploration, you and your dog become maestros of understanding, creating a bridge between human and canine experiences that transcends the ordinary, embracing the extraordinary journey of becoming Bowlingual.
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