Many people who get a dog and they rely on hope dog training, meaning they just hope the dog

turns out to be a good dog, then the educator becomes the environment and the environment

can teach the dogs a lot of amazing

things that unfortunately will cause a lot of frustration for you, the pet owner. Because those

amazing things include things like chasing, bicycles, children, cars include things like digging.

Like remember, they're processing things with all of their senses.

Take, for example, you go to work. Now, your dogs will eventually very quickly figure out when

you are coming home. And especially if you are on a regular routine. Now, we might say,

oh, they must have like a time clock.

It could be. It could be that they are processing time. But remember, they process on a higher

degree than we do, a lot of their senses. So possibly they are looking out the window. Oh,

they see your car. They get to recognize your car.

So, that's how they know you're about to be home in the next 90 seconds or a minute if they

can see down the road. But what if they can also hear because they have this in acute sense

of hearing? They have learned to process the sounds of your bad muffler,

the way your shocks shake your car. They have learned all of the little nuances of your vehicle.

So, before they see the vehicle, they can hear the vehicle. So now their expectation of you coming home happens a little

bit earlier. Now, what if your dog and their amazing sense of smell has an idea of when you've

left the house, there's a density of your scent still in the house. And as that time goes by, rather than the

dog having a clock in their head, what if they could tell the density of your scent that when it

gets to this level, that's when you will be home in the next few minutes. So, that density of your smell causes them to start listening for your car.

When they hear the car, it causes them to look out the window.

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