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Interactive Experience

"Knowledge gained through experience is more stable than knowledge gained by showing everything step by step."
Thats it. 
The only thing is, sometime its easier to teach a dog behavior by training step by step. 
The danger is in this situation: We as doghandler are focused on a specific dog behavior in our mind.
At least we often train wrong experience in this case, because dogs mind works different. 
So we have always think about dogs natural behavior and what and how we can use this. 
Technik alone is not the solution."

"Don't think what you do... think why you do it"

Bernhard STUMMER, INBTI Instructor, Austria

Monica DIAS TRIAZ, INBTI Instructor, Spain

"Don’t rush things. Slow steady progress is always better."

"When planning a trail chose your criteria wisely."

"Handlers tend to put a lot of pressure on the dog and not so much on themselves. If something goes wrong during a trail do not put the blame on the dog.  Think about what happened, why the dog had problems and analyze if you could have done something differently."

"Always have fun with your dog. If you are too stressed, tired or had a bad day for whatever reason maybe it is better to skip that training."

"Trust to your dog"

"Start by observing, not directing.
Before you try to correct, help, or "improve" your dog's work, learn to read him.
Look at their body tone, head position, movement speed, and trajectory.
Dogs always work with the information available to them; your main role at the beginning is to not interfere and not force decisions."

"A good handler is not someone who "controls the dog," but someone who creates conditions in which the dog can work independently and correctly."

Natalja POTAPTSUK, INBTI Assistant Instructor, Estonia

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