Welcome to our DOGS and DRUMS article. We hope it helps you succeed in your training and communication with your dog!
What if my dog does not listen when I call?
People often struggle in training their dog (of any age) because they feel the dog is not calm. So many people feel the dog is not listening to them, or, paying attention. In fact, they are not. Has this happened to you, or someone you know?
Well, problem to be solved. To teach anything to your dog, they must be aware you are communicating with them. They must pay attention to you, and listen. Before using any technique to positively reinforce your dog for doing right, they must listen. They have to hear and see before doing anything.
Well, you may ask yourself how that is going to happen. You may find they don’t recall to their name or look at you when you speak.
So this time, do it different. Don’t speak or holler-out. Use sound tones instead. Dogs and drums! How does this work?
Have your dog within hearing distance. Take out your hand held drum, and play a few tones. Not only will your dog come to attention, your dog will actually be ready to hear what you are teaching.
Before you can train a dog, you must re-set the dog’s nervous system using the correct Hz sound tones. You can achieve that calm ZEN dog temperament you want.
Here is where you can see and listen to a short video of the small, hand held dog drum you need. Click on any highlighted to go to the Amazon aisle where you can get this tool. It is not expensive, it is the best tool!
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Thank you for reading our Dogs and Drums article. If you have any questions, or need a paw feel free to contact us. If you are looking for your German Shepherd Best Friend for Life, send Fernbrook German Shepherds an interest email at
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