Every now and then, we humans get angry. But there is a difference between ethical anger and violent anger. Ethical anger is anger in which emotion is expressed appropriately and with full awareness of the consequences of that expression. It means expressing oneself without causing harm. In its best expression, anger is a prod to positive change.
Violent anger has no regard for consequence.
At those rare times when you find yourself angry, reward-based dog training takes the violence out of that anger. This means that in no situation whatsoever do you ever harm your dog. And that takes awareness. A nonviolent approach doesn t victimize. It is a proactive approach in which the nonviolent principles of love, respect, and compassion are foremost in your mind.