Pretend You're Paralyzed Stuck w a Blind Dog. Doesn't Take Much Skill to Lure Your Dog into a Sit, Down, Heel or Do a Cute Spin While Holding a Juicy Hot Dog Inches Away from its Mouth.  Treat-abusing Dog Trainers Are Livid and Shy Away Zeddicus King's Challenge For a Reason. 
Be Honest. Can You Get Your Dog to Sit, Lay Down WITHOUT Treats, Yelling, or Your Cool Hand Signals? The Only Thing Moving Should Be Your Lips. Don't Move a Muscle or Raise a Finger.  Could the way everyone training their dogs nowadays be all wrong?  I'm not just slicing cake on this episode; I'm cutting through the noise in dog training with a slice of controversy. 
Treats have been the go-to in dog training, but what if we removed them from the equation? Imagine a scenario where your dog can't see your gesture or your cool hand signal. This episode peels back the layers of today's typical dog training techniques, exposing the potential crutch that treats can become. I offer up a guide to achieving the kind of obedience that transcends the need for incentives, focusing instead on the power of your voice and the bond it can create. It's a conversation that's about more than just positive dog training; it's about cultivating a deeper connection with our loyal companions.
By the end of our time together, you'll be rethinking those pocketfuls of treats. I delve into the risks associated with treat-based training, from health implications to the danger of a one-dimensional relationship built on bribery. This episode is an invitation to earn your dog's respect rather than just its affection, setting the stage for a dynamic that's rewarding for both you and your pup – no treats necessary. And while you're waiting for "Dogs Decoded" to return to the shelves, remember that your support is what keeps this channel and the conversation alive. Thanks for tuning in, and let's raise the bar for what it means to truly train our dogs.

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