What is Good Training

from Fenzi Food For Thought · host Denise Fenzi

In this live, I unpack common misconceptions about positive reinforcement training and explain why withholding reinforcement is still a form of clear communication. I share a personal story about my early shaping mistakes and describe how good modern training sets dogs up for success without guessing. This is a call for clarity, accuracy, and respect across all training approaches. Follow my training! Instagram The High Drive Dog More online training! Fenzi Dog Sports Academy

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