Playing fetch and making the drop it clear so it can be applied in other aspects of day to day life.
he steps on how to teach a solid drop it command through play. This style of teaching promotes impulse control and cooperation, as well can make your play even more stimulating. This is the ground work for drop it outside of playing, as we teach in a way that the meaning is clear to the dog no matter the context
Video of teaching a puppy how to play fetch. This is a video of a training session. Note how active and engaging I am to keep the puppy involved. Playing fetch with a puppy offers numerous benefits and teaches essential life skills:
Willow, Dutch Shepherd puppy, is learning the rules of fetch and how to engage in a game that is fun for both parties, fair, and encourages cooperation.
Willow is a Dutch Shepherd puppy here working on her manners and cooperation with her owners! Naturally with any puppy, we start this process through a game.
Learning through play helps improve communication, teaches cooperation, help regulate emotions, strengthens relationships, teaches life and social skills, as well as reinforces impulse control…not to mention it’s good for the mind and body to play once in awhile.
Willow, Dutch Shepherd puppy, 2nd play session. In this session, we introduced "drop it" and the cue "all done," which turned into relaxation training as it was a struggle for her to remain calm in the presence of a toy.
First play session with Zep, the fearful German shepherd. In the video, I discuss my strategy to use play as a tool to help him conquer his fear of people and outline the plan for upcoming sessions. Additionally, I point out some intriguing behaviors he is displaying.
Remi is a young Golden Retriever who is here for obedience and manners. In the video I go over what we’re doing and why we’re doing it.
This is a great dog training video for those who are just starting out with play.
teach your dog how to play fetch and the life skills that come from knowing the game
Introduction to flirt pole game and how to build toy drive and show your dog how to win. This video is with Miller, 12 wk Golden Retriever puppy