Arlo
Training pattern games with Arlo the blind pit bull
Richard learning/reinforcing “place.”
I don’t have a dog so I train my blind cat. He’s eating a whole freeze dried anchovy in this video.
I’ve discovered how to use captions!
Dog training by candlelight
Chief is a smarty-pants. I was asking for him to look away from the treat and at my face without a verbal cue. Chief also prefers not to be touched by strangers, so I also lightly stroked his feet while feeding him to help build his touch confidence!
Brisket learning “rear ended awareness” the most hilariously named agility skill. Watch for how I reward him for holding a pose!
Creek is a fast learner and his people are hard workers!
Lying on their sides is tough for big energetic dogs to learn, but he did great and now the vet is going to be a lot easier for this small horse. Good job Creek & Lauren!
Hide a Snack with Dorinda
Q: what do you do when you are a dog trainer who doesn’t own a dog?
A:
Delta, master of “leave it,” is part beagle, part Australian cattle dog, part good girl, and part garbage disposal.
What’s your dog’s genetic makeup?
Delta, squirrel catcher extraordinaire and excellent hiking buddy offers a great “target touch.”
Target training is great for everything from nail clipping to teaching a dog to step on or across something they haven’t encountered before & may be unsure about.