INTDIY / Dogsmanship
It’s Not the Dog, It’s You.
I don’t sell quick fixes. I teach you how to read the dog and read yourself — so you can build clarity, trust, and respect at the human end of the leash.
If you’re hunting “results,” we’re probably not a match. If you want education, honesty, and real-world perspective, welcome.
What I do (in plain English)
Dogsmanship isn’t a gimmick. It’s learning to see what your dog is saying through movement — and learning how your own emotions, habits, and inconsistency shape the dog’s reality.
- Education first (not “tools first”)
- Dog’s-eye point of view (DEPOV)
- Clear communication through movement and presence
- Accountability without shame and without fluff
Best place to start
Patreon is the library. It’s where you can watch real sessions, learn the concepts, and see what’s possible before you ever book time with me.
Then we decide if we’re a good match.
The eBook
It’s Not the Dog, It’s You is the foundation. It explains why modern dog culture keeps people stuck in tools, trends, and internet advice — while the real fix starts at the human end of the leash.
Purchase link coming soon. For now, if you want it first when it drops, leave a comment on Patreon or send a message there.
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Talk Dogs with Chris (first step)
Think of this as partnership counseling for you and your dog — and a mutual fit check. You’ll bring context (videos help a lot), I’ll bring clarity. Up to 3 hours.
- No shaming. No fluff. No “system.”
- Honest feedback — and what to change first.
- If we’re not a match, we shake hands and move on.
Booking link coming soon. For now: message Chris on Patreon and request “Talk Dogs with Chris.”
House of Dog (Patreon)
Live recording: Thursdays at 7:00 PM Eastern. Edited episode drops on Patreon: Sundays at 11:30 AM.
Want your video broken down? Patreon members can submit and we’ll work it through.
Closing
If you know someone who’s tried everything and is still stuck, send them here. I’m not for everyone — but for the few who want the truth and are willing to do the work, welcome.
Safe training,
Chris Fraize