Bevill Dog Behavior
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Behavioral training + structured boarding, daycare, & socialization. BDB exists to improve the human- **Bevill Dog Behavior now has three locations!
Dallas (Tollway and Walnut Hill), Fort Worth (just south of 121/820 exchange), and Rockwall! Bevill Dog Behavior exists to help facilitate better relationships between humans and dogs. Our goal is to give humans the knowledge and tools needed to fulfill their dog in a way that creates a stress-free and rewarding relationship. We also strive to help dogs better understand how to live in the modern world we, humans, have created. We believe the world is better with dogs by our side. We believe humans have a responsibility to fulfill dog’s needs first since we brought them into our lives. We believe treating a dog “as a dog” is a beautiful thing – not a negative one. We believe a dog’s behavior shouldn’t be a “performance”, but rather a state of mind. We believe that a well-trained dog can be “obedient” while in an unbalanced state of mind. But a well-behaved dog is calm and balanced in all situations and requires less management and fewer commands. We believe dogs live in the moment and are eager to let go of past, negative experiences - ready to return to their natural, balanced state of being. And we believe that dogs will only follow, trust, respect, and be loyal to calm, confident, and consistent leaders. Brad is a member of the IACP and has studied under:
- Cesar Millan
- Linn Boyke
- Cheri Lucas
- Brian Agnew
- Colleen Steckloff
- Todd Langston
- Jason Vasconi
- Sarah Fulcher
12/07/2022
A wagging tail does not always equate to happiness. Excitement doesn’t necessarily mean happy, and that goes for humans and dogs alike. In fact, excitement simply means an aroused brain.
Tune in next time your dog is excited and pause to see if that excitement really equates to happiness - a happy dog is a balanced dog. Appearing excited may mean your dog is anxious, playful, nervous, fearful, etc.
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12/05/2022
Happy national cookie day! Make sure all the good girls and boys get a little treat today (only as a reward for good behavior of course)!
12/02/2022
TGIF! Cheers to making it through the week!
11/30/2022
I often get asked, “When is it okay to give affection to my dog?”
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The answer: Give affection to a calm state of mind or a happy-go-lucky state of mind! Please do give affection and praise when your dog is calm - it's crucial they can substitute what not to do with something they can do
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Note on affection: affection is anything a dog wants or enjoys (including walks, working, playing, most any type of petting/touching, treats/food, water, kisses, soft voice/energy, etc).
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A fulfilled/calm dog is a great dog. That state of mind is perfect for affection. But trying to calm an excited mind through affection only perpetuates that state of mind.
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11/27/2022
Who else has had their Christmas decorations up since November 1st? Because we sure as hell have. 🎄
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11/25/2022
Don't forget to shop for the pups this Black Friday! Link in bio.
11/24/2022
When you ate way too much Thanksgiving turkey...but in all seriousness, I just want to say thank you for all of your continued support and trust in . I'm stoked to see where this coming year takes us. Thankful is an understatement.
11/24/2022
Crating can help provide your dogs with a sense of structure and calm. How? Follow these rules below to ensure a good crating experience for your dogs. Remember, rules are good (see previous post for reference)!
1. Use the crate for sleeping at night and quiet/rest time during the day (even when you are home)
2. Be sure your dog is totally calm and looking for an invitation when entering and leaving the crate – you decide when they enter and when they come out
3. Crate your dog anytime he is unsupervised – but be sure to fulfill the body, mind, and heart prior to asking your dog to rest for long periods of time
11/20/2022
Happy Sunday! Here's to a good week ahead.
11/18/2022
Happy Friday y'all!
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