Meet the beautiful Miss Eevee. This beautiful 2 year old Labrador can be vary wary of people and noise. Here we are doing an exposure session including a noisy train station and shopping centre. Eevee kept her cool and mum Meg did an awesome job of marking and rewarding calm behaviour
Loose leash walking ❤️ little Curry dragged his handler all around. Here we teach him to follow the pressure of the leash. Then where the correct position is for walking utilizing a marker word. We taught Curry first, then his handler. The last clip is Curry walking a few days later with his handler. Good work 🐶❤️
Meet Haze ❤️ the beautiful, clever 1 year old Australian ShepardxPoodle. Being two working dog breeds mixed together, Haze had some challenges with impulse control, movement drive and is quite sensitive to noise. Here we are teaching Haze that calm behavior in the face of stress is her best option with some exposure training
Saxon has been a bit reactive to traffic noise of late particularly in the car. The solution…more exposure with mark and reward for calm behavior. The human traffic and automatic doors at the chemist make him a little nervous too
Meet Ellie, affectionately known as Ellie Belly. Ellie is Saxon the Rottweilers big sister. Littler than Saxon but 4 years older. We are working on Ellie’s food intake and exercise to reduce her weight. She is learning leash pressure beautifully and is up on some wheelie bins to get a different view of the world. I love the look of amazement at how much the world looks different from 6inches from the ground
Learning from the master and my mentor Stian Berg. Fantastic remote collar course ❤️
Blue and his best buddy Jordie ❤️ Blue has come such a long way. From a dog who reacted and put a couple of bites on other dogs, to a little man who doggie friends. Good work Blue 🐶❤️
George ❤️ conquering his fear of drains. We started my marking and rewarding just a look at the drain, then to stepping over a slim one, to sitting and chilling
Dumpling ❤️ this little reactive girl is learning to pay attention to her handler rather than other dogs. The first video was her first clicker experience with exposure to dogs. The second is 30 minutes later
Buddy ❤️ perfecting his loose leash walking, place and recall training. Awesome work young man
Mr Burns ❤️ also did an exposure session this week for his confidence. He has been a little codependent on his brother Finley so this session was all by his lonesome. Mr Burns is learning to be calm around trains, human traffic, automatic doors and lots of noise
Skylar ❤️ the lovely 4 year old toy Cavoodle who had some mild reactivity, impulse control issues and needed to become friends with her leash. Here we are doing some exposure around trains, noise and human traffic. Exposure training creates confidence and calmness. Skylar aced it
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