The Tridimensional Method, developed by Aldo Cecchi, is a comprehensive framework primarily used in the field of animal welfare. It addresses behavioral issues in dogs, such as distress, anxiety, reactivity, aggression, fear, and phobias.

This holistic approach examines canine behavior through emotional stages, considering both genetic predispositions and environmental factors. It emphasizes the importance of human responsibility in shaping the environment, which can influence stress and anxiety in dogs. Such stress may lead to emotional instability and manifest behavioral problems.

The method focuses on the relationship between the dog and its human family. It establishes clear action protocols that, when followed, improve the dog’s relationship with its environment and enhance its emotional well-being by reducing stress and fostering positive emotions.

Based on the principle of fully satisfying canine needs, the method primarily adopts a mainly positive training approach through rewards. This strategy promotes emotional well-being and effective management of the dog, making it suitable for the proper development of puppies, training young dogs, and addressing minor behavioral issues.

This method also has a global reputation for rehabilitating severe cases of behavioral problems in dogs. It has developed a tri-dimensional counterconditioning system that has proven highly effective in treating complex issues.

The tridimensional approach is grounded in a detailed theoretical framework. Practically, it employs straightforward protocols and, in severe cases, counterconditioning techniques that are simple to implement. This ensures that individuals seeking solutions for their dogs can achieve comprehensive and effective results.

Regarding the human factor, the method teaches guardians to think like dogs to better understand and respond to their needs. This approach fosters responsible guardianship and the development of highly skilled professional trainers.

Our academy has expanded to the United States, supporting those who wish to assist rescued dogs, improve their own dogs’ behavior, and pursue careers as professional trainers.

The concept of “Happy Dog Factory Makers” believe that success depends on humans turning their aspirations into reality within the canine world. This is the essence of the tri-dimensional method.