Mosa, the master of the loose leash walk learning how to work through the pressure of distractions.
Cooper is learning to pay close attention to mom and walk alongside her politely as she begins his training to eventually become a very constructive helper which a few of her ailments. Great lesson Cooper. (No he's not on an evollar, nor has he ever seen one. Also, no she doesn't have ANY food on her or elsewhere.)
Maverick learning to indicate on birch oil for sport detection.
How good is your verbal control when a bunny pops out in front of your dog? Good girl Marley.
It's ALL language. Every bit of it matters. Look at Marley putting the pieces together. She doesn't need any more help, just time to process.
The decision. Such a clear picture of the very second Maverick made the decision under pressure to choose mom over temptation. Not because she has treats (which she doesnt) but because she has value and information the he needs most. What would your dog choose?
Pete making all the right choices when it's the hardest after coming initially for severe dog and people reactivity.
Food for thought. I tell people never take information at face value. I will absolutely explain to you why it works the way it does. Remember I'm not saying harnesses are bad, I'm telling you what the "purely positive" or "positive-reinfircement only" trainers won't or if they call it positive enough that makes it reality.
Grim learning to calmly hold an object that sends him very high into drive.
King learning to download for the first time. Such a smart boy.
King is learning on Day 1 of his kickstart that the world can be conquered if you have someone you can trust to get you there. Doesn't matter the size of the handler, it matters who does the dog think you are.
King jumping right in to his first day of his Kickstart. 10 min in after having never been walked on a leash and scared of the whole world.