
More Isn't Always Better: How to Avoid Overtraining Your Dog
Enthusiasm is great, but burnout is real! Learn to recognize the signs of overtraining in dogs (physical & mental) and discover practical strategies to keep training fun and effective.
Hello and welcome to Trained Tails! I'm Kerem, thrilled you're here. Based in beautiful Istanbul, my passion is helping owners like you build amazing bonds with their dogs through effective, kind, science-backed training methods. Trained Tails shares this journey.
My deep dive began with my own dogs' challenges right here in Istanbul – from park recall woes to leash pulling! Traditional methods didn't foster the partnership I wanted, leading me to discover the power of positive reinforcement. Understanding how dogs really learn and rewarding good choices was revolutionary. Since then, I've immersed myself in learning – reading research, attending workshops, and gaining hands-on experience, including volunteering with local Istanbul rescues. Kindness and science truly unlock potential.
Here, I share practical training guides, dog behavior insights, troubleshooting tips, and personal experiences – all designed to provide clear, actionable, and positive advice for navigating life with your dog.
Of course, my co-pilot is Pera! He's my furry inspiration, constantly teaching me about patience and joy. You'll see him in blog examples!
Thanks for visiting! Training is a journey best traveled with kindness. I hope you find the resources here helpful. Explore the posts, and let's make the world better for our dogs, together.
Enthusiasm is great, but burnout is real! Learn to recognize the signs of overtraining in dogs (physical & mental) and discover practical strategies to keep training fun and effective.
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