Ami Moore Chicago Dog Whisperer Lets Her Fingers do the Talking

Chicago, IL, November 19, 2008 --(PR.com)-- According to Ami Moore, "The TTouch Companion Animals Training was a fantastic adventure in alternative healing methods. I was very proud that my dogs were valuable assistants to the instructors-good training always allows your dog to have a bigger, better quality of life."

She foresees dog training methods evolving with the times. She underlined the importance of the improvements brought forward by the Tellington TTouch method saying that it didn't use force or pain to train the animals. She also lauded the trainers for their effort to be an impartial interface between the owner and the animal so that the relationship formed during the sessions could be continued further in their daily lives thus improving the quality of life itself.

She was especially impressed by the creative uses of training equipment
The method creates soothing brain wave patterns in the dogs' that can be tracked and these differ from the ones caused by affectionate gestures. Ttouch treats the animals as a separate thinking entity that is equal to the trainers, thereby eliciting positive response from the animals.

Used in several countries, the Tellington TTouch can help the dogs in cases of excessive barking and chewing, leash pulling, jumping up, aggression, extreme shyness and fear, grooming resistance, nervousness, car sickness and problems related to aging.

Ami Moore, the expert Chicago dog behaviorist, also known as the Chicago Dog Whisperer, has completed a 6 day training with Robyn Hood, a 5 Day training with Debby Potts and a 7 day training with E. Eaton. Though she has already emerged as the leading dog behaviorist of Chicago, she continues to add to her endless repertoire of non- intrusive soft dog training skills through sheer hard work and persistent effort, thus producing results seen nowhere else. and obstacle courses. She also appreciated the animal friendly approach of the trainers. She said, "I have found that the Ttouch hand movements, obstacle courses and innovative use of dog training equipment has enabled me to quickly rehabilitate both fearful and aggressive dogs."

The method is based on circular movements of the hands and fingers over the animal's body. It was her very first experience with these holistic healing systems being applied along with the dog training techniques.

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