Summary
The article discusses a new approach to training anxious dogs using nervous system regulation, developed by Rose Waldrup. This method focuses on helping dogs feel safer by understanding their nervous systems rather than using traditional training techniques. The approach emphasizes regulation over behavior modification, aiming to help dogs cope better with stress and trauma.
Key Facts
- Rose Waldrup created a new method called the Waldrup Somatic Method for training anxious dogs.
- This method focuses on the dog's nervous system to help them feel safer.
- The approach is based on principles used in trauma-informed care for humans.
- It highlights working from inside out, focusing on the dog's biology and past experiences.
- Waldrup emphasizes observing dogs before intervening to understand their behavior.
- The method aims to replace command-based training with understanding and regulation.
- Waldrup is promoting her method through a project called the U.S. Nervous System Tour.
