What to do when stuck inside during cold winter? Why…teach fun new games😍 Phoenix’s family turned stealing and guarding socks into this wonderful activity!
And the cutest bootie award goes to Leah at tonight’s Impulse Control Workshop
Addie is a quick study with a muzzle and peanut butter! After jumping the fence and biting someone on the street, day training for Addie includes foundations such as pattern games and emergency recall, getting comfortable with a muzzle as well as a harness, and working in reactivity. Addie was trained originally with prong collar, corrections and a manual shock collar for yard barking. At 3 years old, her reactions to things she sees on the street have escalated. She is smart and eager to please but still has many suspicions. Addie is a great example of the downfall of aversive methods.
Halloween decorations are SPOOKY! Took a moment on Miss Murphy’s walk to reassure her and try to turn a negative into a positive with some yummy chimkin!
Maisie working on walks
Treat delivery for seniors can be challenging with a mouthy dog. Note the silicon travel tube with peanut butter for keeping fingers safe! Maisie is a project and I’m so proud of her team of humans. Today we practiced walking on a loose leash with dad while mom carried the hamburger and practiced recall from her rollinator. Way to go team Maisie!
Maisie working on Heel
Day training Maisie. Week 2! Maisie likes to charge ahead down the driveway and all the way to her favorite play spot. Working on Heel in the driveway after learning inside.
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