There is plenty of play in my house. Watch Hugo and Ralph playing.
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I love watching my dogs play. Watch Hugo and Ralph beautifully sharing a toy.
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Make training fun
Training doesn’t need to feel like a daily test.
Fun is connection and the feeling of flow. Fun is playful, even if it is serious.
Watch this gorgeous Kelpie, practice 9 behaviours in 35 seconds. With 2 behaviours still in the early learning stages.
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Leave it
It can be difficult to leave temptation. This is a skill that can be taught, allowing you to request the behaviour and with enough training your dog can learn to leave food or objects from things like your coffee table.
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Leave it,
It can be difficult to leave temptation. This is a skill that can be taught, allowing you to request the behaviour and with enough training your dog can learn to leave food from things like your coffee table. Or perhaps an object, like your eye glasses that get left on the coffee table.
Notice how quickly this gorgeous Kelpie, leaves the food without cueing/requesting.
Stay tuned to see in a future video, how you can train your dog to “leave it”.
Contact me to book your training session and teach your dog to leave things or other valued skills.
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Watch Sadie progress through the learning stages of spin. The video starts with me luring Sadie to spin (moving my hand in a way that causes Sadie to move her body in to a desired position). You can see that
Sadie is quite unsure of this movement at the beginning. The luring action is then replaced with a hand signal and verbal cue. Sadie then goes through proofing the cue, checking that is can discriminate the cue word from other words.