TIP - BETTER ENJOYED WITHOUT SOUND
Quite possible my favourite thing in the world is watching this beautiful soul enjoy her world.
I like to pretend im a hard arse but when you see this you cant help but melt a little.
This is the joy i hope to bring to you all and i think every person should experience it, there are few relationships so rewarding as the ones we have with our dogs. Embrace the small things and learn to enjoy them as they do. π€π₯°
I know i havent posted in a while, im still discovering myself in regards to my autistic burnout and its implications and whatnot so i appreciate the patience, kindness and love you have all shown me.
That said with intention i will try to post at least one training video a week so that my previous and current clients can still understand my concepts and what i do.
Here is my boy Spaz, 2 y/o kelpie/huntaway and his first real introduction to water on his terms.
Thanks for taking time to read this and staying a follower of mine during this rough patch for me. It is greatly appreciated.
Springs here. Jellybran couldn't be happier βΊοΈ π
Slip lead techniques with Ludo the magnificent π
Spaz update. Leadership and rapport. πππ
Building leadership with Spaz. 15-16 months old. He's a Lil goer but we're getting there. ππ₯°
This is why I train with long leash. Ludo for the win. πππ₯°ππ€©
Leash pressure and leadership with Ludo
Maverick leash pressure fundamentals.ππ€π₯°
Fundamentals with jellybean. π€©ππ₯°
Desensitisation is a big part of training, especially when the dog is reactive. Check out Mr spaz 14 months old.
This is one of my best mates Jack and his dog Wolfe in NZ. He is riding a longboard and the dog runs over 10km from one town to the next over. This goes to show you the importance of getting the right breed and finding your dogs currency. Wolfe is a Kelpie x Heeler
This was Jacks first dog and he took to him like a fish to water. Wolfe lived and breathed to please Jack when they were farming together and all alone out in the bush. After moving back to the city Jack realised he needed an outlet for wolfes energy and trained him to pull the longboard. I still see this clip in my head when i think of the two of them.
Try to find your dogs currency and reward them with it frequently, you will be amazed with the results.
Thanks for letting me share this.
Credit - Jack Horrocks, New Plymouth, NZ
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