It’s a common theme that high-energy dogs are not able to relax. We are constantly exercising, providing enrichment through toys and engagement, and doing anything and everything in our power to tire our dog out.
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
This is a puppy who has been taught food training at 8 weeks old. He is just starting back with me and I want you to note his overall emotion with this training. This is the goal when it comes to food training.
In the first training session, the puppy is learning how to interact with food.
Crash course on how to stop excessive barking.
Crash course on to stop chewing.
Crash course for crate training.
Crash Course to stop Jumping
Crash course on loose leash walking.
Teaching your dog to wait at doors
Crash course on stopping nipping
The video is part of a series documenting the progress of food training.
First grooming session with a doodle puppy. Introducing a puppy to grooming and handling while young not only benefits your relationship with your dog but actually helps with the overall health of your dog as they mature through life.
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
The beginning stages of teaching your dog about leash pressure and space.
Sorry for cutting my head off in the video, however the information is still good and effective on teaching your dog how to be calm in the crate.
How to build food drive for the unmotivated dog
This is Cooper’s first sit lesson. Before this we did plenty of relationship building and some marker training. This was about halfway through our session and I thought I should record for others to watch.
Talking a little bit about marker training and how to charge your marker.
Training Bernedoodle puppy Moose in the place command and confidence-building exercises is a rewarding experience. It's fascinating to observe the communication happening between us as Moose quickly grasps the command due to clear instructions. The reinforcement style is dynamic, with plenty of movement and breaks to maintain motivation and engagement. It's a joy to witness Moose's progress as he gains confidence through structured training sessions
