Grizzy the Great Dane is here for refresher training. His biggest thing is lack of connection. So here we are starting from the basics and moving through to clear up communication issues.

Training day going over where dogs are at and the next steps to continue their training in a positive direction.

In this video I discuss marker words, how to create associations with said words, and how to put them in practice during obedience commands

Daisy, Golden Retriever, learning obedience through play. Very important details I talk to Jack about and how to adjust to the dog in front of you.

Video is from a private lesson with a client and her lab. In this video I go over engagement, what we’re looking for, and how to get there

Teaching Toffee how to come into heel position

Essentially, to create a reliable obedience command, you need to create associations consistently so your dog can predict what’s coming next. The clearer they can predict, the faster and more precise your dog will perform.

This is a private lesson during Grizzy’s board and train. This particular lesson covered basic obedience and how we teach it and where he’s at today. His family asked good questions and may provide some insights on some areas you may have missed while teaching obedience.

Teaching a dog what a correction is and how to not take it personally so we can move on with training with a clear communication system.

Creating some impulse control when it comes to feeding time and food. Great skill to teach your dog to make feeding simplistic and less chaotic, bringing some tranquility into your relationship.

The benefits of using food to train your dog.

How to teach your dog to listen to your verbal command vs relying on the lure (cookie)

Explanation and demonstration on how to teach your dog to give you eye contact when asked

How to build food drive for the unmotivated dog

Talking a little bit about marker training and how to charge your marker.