If you are looking at changing your relationship with your dog and want to learn how to build a stronger relationshaip and skills through play, this workshop is for you.
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Working and Audit spots are available. These methods work for, pets, working and Sport dogs, so all are welcome. Spaces are limited!
Remember when Glock was a puppy I mentioned creating value in freedom? Well now that he is older freedom is no longer a novel experience, because he has had the opportunity so often. As much as I know he enjoys it, he is content being with me and doing things together without the environment being of concern. This allows us to do a few off leash activities like the ones in the video.
What do you enjoy doing while out on walks with your dog?
Having a barrier at the end of a track is a great way for both dog and handler to problem solve.
Here you can clearly see Ava start to alert to the proximity of the track layer over the fence. This leaves the decision to the handler to figure out the next step.
Glock helping with advanced luring techniques this morning.
We ran through the importance of building repetitive patterns, consistency in luring movement and reward delivery.
Discussing avoiding unecessary cues when fading your lure in positions from the last live session we did on Luring, fading and cues.
Working on vocals and switching focus between me and the target.
Learning what the end goal is, will help to build up the steps to get there.
Harley has learned about 4 new positions and every session we can see progress. One of the most rewarding parts of dog training is the moment when dog and handler click. I can’t explain it, but there is a moment when they both get each other and it’s like they have learned each other’s language. That’s the moment when the true bond begins.
He is starting to love the longer sends!
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