Just answer Yes or No to the following questions

► Do you sometimes have to ignore your family pack members when they are calling you, as you are busy with more important business eg chasing something?
► Does your pack provide you with lots of toys and you can choose when you play with them?
► Will your family pack members throw a ball for you when you present it to them?
► Does your family provide your favourite food on time and on schedule..? Do you sometimes need to remind them?
► Do your family pack members respond affectionately when you seek a pat or a cuddle from them?
► Do your family pack members walk a few paces behind you when out walking or going through doorways?
► Do you sometimes feel the need to protect your family pack members from strangers, other dogs, cars, vacuum cleaners, hoses, bicycles or skateboards?
► Do you worry about your family pack members' welfare eg when they are away from you?
► Do you worry about allowing your family pack members to leave the house - even when you accompany them?

Conclusions
If you answered "Yes" to any of these questions it is pretty clear YOU are the leader of your family's pack. This is unlikely to be a job role that you have chosen, but most likely you have needed to 'step up' due to the slowness of your senior family pack members to exhibit (to your satisfaction) true pack leadership traits. If you would like to reduce your stress levels, and relax and retire to general pack membership (eg give up barking or other protective behaviours) help is at hand.! People pack members can be trained to true canine leadership standards by seeking the advice and assistance of a Dog Listener. For further information you should click on Contact….now!

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