Dog Whisperer Secrets
If You're Not The Alpha Dog, Guess Who Is?

What does being a dog whisperer mean exactly? Well, let me ask you this: do you ever get the impression that you’re living life in an arena with your dog on one side and you on the other, facing each other and arguing as to who will have the last word?

If that’s the case, you might want to brush up on your communication skills. In the canine world, the presence of an alpha dog is tantamount to survival. If you don't establish yourself as leader of the pack and do it properly, you will force your dog to step into the breach. Not because she wants to, but because a leader is absolutely vital to the pack's well-being and survival.

The Dog Whisperer Secret with a capital 'S' I’m about to reveal to you has turned my life around and is responsible for my people and I being able to communicate and have total clarity about what we’re telling each other. Stress is a thing of the past. I can truly say that peace and harmony reign in our little kingdom.

Dog Whisper:  Eureka to Alpha!

Have you ever stopped to wonder what goes on in your pooch’s mind? Canine psychology is not that hard to figure out, and here's where I can give you a leg up: figure out your dog’s body language and facial expressions, and you’ll understand what she’s thinking and trying to tell you. 

Master the art of dog whisper and avoid the pitfalls of miscommunication. For example, did you know that direct eye contact can be threatening to a dog and sometimes cause him to attack? Learn when and how to use eye contact, and how to read the signals your dog sends so you stop missing the point.

Molly’s excited barking and soft growling simply means that she’s ready to play. On the other hand, loud barking, snarling and growling all at the same time mean she’s on guard. A dog’s hearing is way superior to that of humans, so we hear things you don’t. Molly might be trying to tell you that she’s just heard an intruder.

We canines are doing our darndest to help you understand us by accompanying all that vocalization with plenty of body language. When I want to play, I’ll wag my tail, backside up in the air, and give you a pleading sort of look. But if my hackles are raised while I’m on guard, watch out if you’re lurking out there, because I’m ready for action, and you’re about to feel my sharp teeth! 

Now be honest. If your partner screamed “We just won the Lotto” or “The stove’s on fire”, you wouldn’t reply “Stop shouting, I have a headache”, would you? I rest my case. If you want your dog to really be a member of the family, the very least you can do is learn to understand her language so she can communicate with you. And you can talk back … in a nice way, of course.

That's why learning to be a Dog Whisperer is vital. Once you 'get' what your dog is saying, you can use your body and your voice to communicate with her and establish yourself as leader of the pack. And shouting has nothing to do with it.

Whisper Your Way Up to Alpha Dog

In a pack animal society, each member below alpha dog is clear about everyone’s role and where exactly they fit into the hierarchy. Equals simply do not exist, so there is no confusion during emergencies. We rely on each other’s instincts to survive. As descendants of the wolf, that is what we understand.

So when we come and live with you, unless you inform us immediately who is alpha dog and where we belong in our new pack, we step into the breach. Without a pack leader, we’re all in danger, and someone has to do something about it! So go find out my Dog Whisperer Secret with a capital 'S' right now. There's no time to lose ...