What if most dogs never become great decision-makers because decision-making is one of the most overlooked skills in dog training? In this episode, I introduce the philosophy behind my This Or That games and share why the choices dogs rehearse every day become the ones they rely on when it matters most. You'll discover what creates a "decision deficit" and how giving dogs opportunities to make choices builds the confidence, understanding, and reliability we all want in real life.
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In this episode, you'll hear:
• Why teaching decision-making may be one of the biggest missing pieces in modern dog training. • What a "decision deficit" is and how it develops. • Why the choices dogs rehearse become the ones they rely on when it matters most. • The difference between controlling choices and teaching dogs how to choose. • Why inexpensive mistakes are essential for building confidence and better decision-making. • Two real-life stories that reveal what great decision-making looks like. • The philosophy behind This or That games and how they prepare dogs for real-life success. • Why everyday opportunities to choose can lead to more confidence, freedom, and reliability.
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