• Starve your dog because the wolf is starving too.
• Dry food is deadly.
• Absolutely no treats during training.
• Don't give anything from the table.
• The dog only gets something after the human.
• Leave the dog sitting in front of the full bowl until the command comes.
• Take the bowl away from the dog.
• Only give food from the dummy bag.

There are so many myths and assumptions about dogs and food.

We will look at this bit by bit and see what really makes sense and what is rather counterproductive.

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A lot of clients tell me that dog trainers tell them to give up, because a stray cannot be trained. This is not true. I believe, I know that stray dogs can be trained too. It is possible to have a peaceful and trusting relationship with this dogs, no matter what they went through in the past.

We will look at what is a stray and how can this dog still be trained.

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What is that anyway and how would I know?

Humans and dogs have lived together for thousands of years. As nomads, humans and their dogs followed the animal herds.

Until humans settled 10,000 years ago. At that time, humans began to imprison animals in order to use them better for themselves.

Much of what humans today believe about animals, they know from domesticated and caged animals.

Wolves were caught and observed in enclosures - under completely unnatural conditions.

The same applies to horses.

They are not natural family herds or packs.

There is only limited space, food and resting places.

This leads to rivalries among the animals.

And this is how humans base their knowledge about animal behaviour and how to treat them.

Many domesticated animals comply because they don't know any better, out of fear or helplessness.

How can you escape or counteract this?

I will get to the bottom of this question in the webinar and use the observations and experiences with my animals, both wild and domesticated, as examples.

Diesel was my first dog.

In this live session on Monday the 3.3.2025 I will tell you the story how I met Diesel in Romania and my way to animal communication.

It is a spooky story, including an old ghost and my first conscious contact with a paranormal phenomenon.

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How important is pee and poo for our animals natural behaviour and communication?

You need support? Get your free discovery call:

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About the history of castration and its consequences for humans and animals.

About abuse of power and the trauma of having life energy cut off.

From punishment to torture to current knowledge in dealing with dogs.

all infos on IG: https://www.instagram.com/holistic_animal_communication/

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You're out alone or with a child or a dog or a horse, and suddenly there it is: the dog without a leash and no one around. In this session I'll talk about what you can do and what you definitely shouldn't do when you encounter individual dogs, livestock guard dogs or hunting packs.

Separation anxiety is a theme most dog owners have to face.

But with a traumatize dog, who already made bad experiences it is even more difficult.

In this episode I explain why and how the dogs brain works and what you can do to support your dog.