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“Make it so possible for your dog to succeed,

that it’s almost impossible for it not to.”

WOLF-to-WOOF Ltd.

WOLF-to-WOOF training will help you identify the wild roots of your pup’s behavior –

why it chews your shoes, digs up the garden, or chases things that move.

As you practice training your dog through your dog’s eyes you’ll be gaining

a more in-depth understanding of how your pup’s brain actually works.

This makes it possible to train in ways that are most meaningful

to your dog.

Put the two together, and we’re better able to encourage our pets’ abilities while

respecting their limitations.

To learn more, just click WOLF-to-WOOF...What it is, Why it works.pdf.

To see what clients are saying about WOLF-to-WOOF, please click References or click any of the

photos to the left.

The Private Lessons page will give you details on all WOLF-to-WOOF courses.

Those of you who need help solving behavior problems, please click Problem Solutions.

And don’t forget WOLF-to-WOOF’s 1-Hour In-Home Potty Training...go ahead, see how you do

with the True/False Quiz.

Finally, if you have questions, please don’t hesitate to Contact me.

I look forward to meeting you and your pup!

Scott Weston / Owner: WOLF-to-WOOF Ltd.

“She has overcome her

fear of strangers and kids.

She is a new dog...”

“After only one week of

training, Max truly knew to

go to the Potty Post...”

“An immediate result is

that Max no longer needs

to be crated...”

“I learned how to work with her timid nature, and

handle new situations...”

WOLF-to-WOOF Dog Training Ltd.

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Find these and more,

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“Dogs are wild animals,

bred to be friendly

and useful to us.”

“Breeding prepares them

for that transition

from wild to domestic.

Training makes it

happen.”

“Problem behaviors

are

skills-not-yet-learned.”

“Train the brain to inhibit itself, and you’ll

have trained the dog

to control itself.”

WOLF-to-WOOF

Dog Training Ltd.

What training methods do you use?

I use reward-based methods that combine treats with praise.

‣ I do not use intimidation – pack leader, scruff shaking, hold downs, leash popping, etc.
‣ I do not use choke chains, pinch collars, etc.

Rather than you trying to control your dog, your dog will be learning to control itself.

This means less stress, more success - for both you and your dog!

Why should I choose WOLF-to-WOOF?

I have a very different way of looking at dog behavior. Here’s how it works:

When you signal your dog to SIT, and it sits, your dog is doing something you’ve asked it to do

instead of what it otherwise wanted to do. I call this “behavioral inhibition.”

Each time your dog learns and practices a new skill, it is learning a new “behavioral inhibition.”

This process prepares your dog’s brain to look to you for cues as to how to behave.

The result: Train the brain to inhibit itself and you’ll have trained the dog to control itself.

This sounds great, but how do you accomplish it?

First, my Course Introduction provides you with an illustrated guide as to how dog brains

actually work. Then, we use that knowledge to train a set of 12 Daily-Use Skills.

Over the course of six-weeks, we’ll meet once a week in your home for an hour of

hands-on training. You‘ll also receive a weekly Training Guide in your email with

step-by-step instructions for each skill, along with fun and fascinating tips and

topics for general dog care.

Will my dog be trained at the end of 6-weeks?

You’ll see a remarkable change in your dog’s behavior between Week-3 and Week-4.

There is not, however, any program that can completely train your dog in just six-weeks.

Some skills take longer than others to learn, and some are easier than others to forget – true

for both your dog and you. Your six-week course will give you a set of life-long tools to build a

trusting relationship with your dog and see reliable results, now, and in the future when your

pup will inevitably need a “skills tune-up.”

“I immediately knew I chose the right trainer. Scott is the ‘Dog Whisperer of Central Ohio’...”