DISENGAGEMENT BOUNDARY GAME
Disengagement Boundary Game can be played with any dog - with any level of experience. They don't have to be experienced with Boundary Games. They don't need a "Go to your Bed" cue, a "Come when called" cue, or a "Free / Break" release cue.
Even if they know these cues, with Disengagement Boundary Game you are NOT going to cue any behaviour (ie, tell your dog what to do).
This is a game of CHOICE! You want your dog to CHOOSE to stay on her boundary. That's the place of value. No matter the distractions happening around her.
The only skill important here, is the skill of DISENGAGEMENT...
Not my monkeys, not my circus...
OR, in this case, not my chickens, not my farm... 🐔😅 - as we were pleasantly surprised by the chickens choosing to participate in today’s training session 🤣
#BehaVet
#disengagement
#notmymonkeysnotmycircus
AMBERLY - the yellow Labbie running first, closest to the camera...
MOUSE GAME in Real Life = IN the situation (Kenzie 9 months old)
MOUSE GAME - Training FOR the situation (Kenzie 11 weeks old)
One of the heats of the final race, running for 1st and 2nd place :
Flying Foxes (near side)
FBI Access Denied (far side)
DARA (near side) & RUBEN (far side)
KENZIE 🔥
6m old tomorrow...
Working on some important skills :
✅ Engagement (with me)
✅ Impulse Control
✅ Thinking in High Arousal
✅ Tolerance of Frustration
✅ Stimulus Control
Absolutely LOVE working with this girl of mine!!! ❤️
