This course contains 68 videos in the course material.
It is designed to teach new dog trainers how to train their dogs to understand the
Rules of Play.
Those rules are:
Play tug with enthusiasm
Bring the toy back after the handler has released the toy
Out the toy when asked to release it
These rules are key to being able to use a toy as a reward item during any raining program. Once a dog understands these rules, play interaction can be used to build the bond between a dog and it's handler. Constructive play can shape obedience behaviors, build confidence, and exercise our dogs. The goal of this course is teach you how to turn play into a productive tool in your dog training program.
TARGET AUDIENCE
Anyone
COURSE REQUIREMENTS
None
MODULE 1: Building Play Drive Free Preview
In the first module, we will cover the process taken in which we build drive and enthusiasm for our play interaction.
SEGMENT 1: Theory and Reasoning
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SEGMENT 2: Getting Started
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SEGMENT 3: The Basics of Tug Play
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SEGMENT 4: The Use of a Leash
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SEGMENT 5: Marker Training
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SEGMENT 6: Targeting
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MODULE 2: Obtaining The "Out" and Applying Control into Play Interaction
In this module we will discuss how we obtain the out, or the act of the dog releasing the toy on command, and also how we start to apply control work into our play with our dogs.
SEGMENT 1: How to Obtain the Out
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SEGMENT 2: Maintaining Drive While Applying Control
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SEGMENT 3: Dealing with Accidental Bites
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SEGMENT 4: Dealing with Possessive Dogs
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SEGMENT 5: Where do we go from here?
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