Educateur canin positif dans le Gers (32), le jeu est ma façon préférée d'enseigner. Brave New D
24/09/2024
If you’ve followed my journey over the years, you already know my penchant for weaving fantasy and imagination into the real-life games we play with dogs. And if you watched my Doggo or Dragon PPG webinar last year, you’re probably not surprised that I’ve created a virtual realm where we re.imagine the stories we tell of how we live and learn with doggos.
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🐶🎂 Do you celebrate your dog’s birthday? Maybe they get a special treat or a new toy? Well, how about throwing them a proper party and playing their favorite games?
For her 1st birthday, Ugenie wanted an experience to remember. So she invited her best friends and went on an epic adventure. These four intrepid FUNdogs had a fun-filled morning hunting for magical yellow orbs, sniffing out sneaky traps and saving the friendly dragon imprisoned in the wonky castle. Snackos were enjoyed all around and much fun was had by all! ❤🐾🥎🍪🐲🦸♀️🐾❤
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The longer I am a dog trainer, the less I find myself advocating for what we typically call dog training. I mean, sure, I appreciate a snappy sit and a tight heel. But that’s an elective. You don’t need it.
There’s this idea of “basic training”: sit, stay, come.
But you know what? You’ve been duped; those are not the foundations you need.
We had a a very scary health emergency with Tiffany, the youngest dog in our family, recently. Within hours she had to be hospitalized, endure invasive exams, and stay in a crate for several nights with a drip attached to her paw, while wearing a muzzle and a cone so she wouldn’t rip out the catheter. Now she needs to take medication multiple times a day which includes various kinds of eye drops. Because the eye drops dilate her eyes and make her very sensitive to light, she has to wear sunglasses when she goes out during the day. She also needs to rest and can’t play or go for walks like she usually does.
All throughout this ordeal, she was cooperative and patient.
Did she need to know how to sit, stay, or come when called to help us through this?
Not once.
Yet we relied on so many foundational skills I am glad I taught her BEFORE we needed them.
Tiffany has learned how to
- tolerate being manipulated
- accept restraint and confinement
- stay by herself
- take a pill
- opt in for cooperative medical care
- wear a muzzle
- learn new behaviors with optimism, like putting on glasses
- settle on a mat
- use puzzle toys
- play brain games
If you have a puppy or an adult dog who is lacking these skills, teach them before you need it. Obedience is a fancy dog sport. Basic training should be about building trust, confidence, optimism and cooperation.
Reach out if you need help. Chances are, we’ve been through it 😅
#beauceron #positivedogtraining #cooperativecare #dogtrainingadvice #puppytraining
🐶🎂 Do you celebrate your dog’s birthday? Maybe they get a special treat or a new toy? Well, how about throwing them a proper party and playing their favorite games?
For her 1st birthday, Ugenie wanted an experience to remember. So she invited her best friends and went on an epic adventure. These four intrepid FUNdogs had a fun-filled morning hunting for magical yellow orbs, sniffing out sneaky traps and saving the friendly dragon imprisoned in the wonky castle. Snackos were enjoyed all around and much fun was had by all! ❤🐾🥎🍪🐲🦸♀️🐾❤
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Chiens timides, chiens audacieux, chiens fous, jeunes chiens, vieux chiens, chiens hors de contrôle, chiens rapides et chiens mous – tous les chiens peuvent apprendre à devenir la meilleure version d’eux-même grâce au pouvoir du jeu.
Parfois, la relation avec nos chiens devient tendue à cause de difficultés telles que la poursuite, un manque de rappel, la surexcitation, la peur ou la réactivité.
L’approche de l’éducation canine basée sur les jeux résout ces difficultés en construisant une relation de confiance et de communication solide afin d’améliorer l’assurance et la sûreté de soi du binôme et de restaurer le bonheur de vivre avec un compagnon canin.
Les jeux de réflexion, jeux de flair, jeux de berger, l’agility ou les tours au clicker – il existe un jeu pour chaque équipe chien et humain.
Rejoignez-nous sur le terrain de jeu !
— Ambiance 100% amicale & positive pour les chiens et les humains. —
Ma philosophie d’enseignement repose sur une relation de confiance et de plaisir entre le chien et son humain. Le bien-être émotionnel du binôme est au cœur de mon approche. Je cherche la communication, la connexion et le choix – peu importe si vous venez me voir pour un comportement dite problématique ou si vous avez simplement envie de faire des choses amusantes avec votre chien.
Jouer est ma façon préférée d’enseigner. C’est aussi la façon préférée de notre cerveau d’apprendre. Le jeu renforce les relations, améliore la mémoire, réduit le temps d’apprentissage et inhibe la peur. Lorsque nous jouons, nous sommes heureux de notre environnement, de notre entourage et de ce que nous faisons.
Pourquoi voudrait-on apprendre autrement ?
J’utilise exclusivement des méthodes bienveillantes, sans force et sans peur, basé sur la recherche actuelle en sciences comportementales.
