Intermediate Dog Obedience
Skill Level: Intermediate
Length: 12 Modules
Access Period: Unlimited
Price: $71.99
About
An Overview of Intermediate Dog Obedience
What is the content?
How is it organized?
This course is the next step or level for trainers who have taken our Basic Dog Obedience course.
In Basic Obedience, we covered the foundation for our reward-based training system, teaching you how to use reward-based training for sit, lay down, the foundation of the recall, “Yuck/Leave it”, and walking on a loose lead. Now in our Intermediate course, you will now learn how to use those skills to train a number of important and useful behaviors that will be used in daily life like look, hand touch, collar grab, place, touch pads, stand, contact heeling, and recall drills.
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Course Outline
| Module 1 | Training the LOOK command | ||
| Impulse Control - Competing Motivators | |||
| Module 2 |
Advanced Luring |
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Advanced Luring - Why it's Important |
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| Module 3 | Training the Hand Touch | ||
| The Hand Touch - A Fun Exercise | |||
| Module 4 | Training the Collar Grab and Why it's So Useful | ||
| Module 5 | Training the Place Command | ||
| Training the Place | |||
| Module 6 | Training Touch Pads - Make it a Game | ||
| Touch Pads | |||
| Module 7 | Training the Raised Dog Beds | ||
| Training the Dog Bed Command | |||
| Module 8 | Training the Stand | ||
| Module 9 | Public Access Walking Drills | ||
| Greeting Other People and Dogs | |||
| Module 10 | Contact Heeling | ||
| Module 11 | Recall Drills & Exercises | ||
| Review Rules of Recall | |||
| Competing Motivators - How We Use Them with the Recall | |||
| Module 12 | Where to Go From Here |
TARGET AUDIENCE
Trainers with a solid understanding of fundamental dog training concepts who are looking to take their training to the next level.
COURSE REQUIREMENTS
Basic Dog Obedience
Course Outline
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MODULE 1: Training the LOOK COMMAND
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SEGMENT 1: A Note From Ed
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SEGMENT 2: Train the LOOK
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SEGMENT 3: Impulse Control - Competing Motivators
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MODULE 2: Advanced Luring
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SEGMENT 1: Advanced Luring - Why it's Important
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MODULE 3: The Hand Touch
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SEGMENT 1: The Hand Touch - A Fun Exercise
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MODULE 4: Training the Collar Grab
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SEGMENT 1: Collar Grab
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MODULE 5: The Place Command
Place - Between Your Legs
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SEGMENT 1: Training the Place
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MODULE 6: Touch Pads - Foot Targets
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SEGMENT 1: Training the STAY using Foot Targets
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MODULE 7: Send Your Dog to It's Dog Bed
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SEGMENT 1: Training the Dog Bed Command
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MODULE 8: Training the Stand
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SEGMENT 1: Training the STAND
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MODULE 9: Public Access Walking Drills
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SEGMENT 1: Greeting Other People and Dogs
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MODULE 10: Contact Heeling
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SEGMENT 1: Contact Heeling
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MODULE 11: Recall Drills and Exercises
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SEGMENT 1: Review Rules of the RECALL
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SEGMENT 2: Competing Motivators - How We Use Them with the Recall
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MODULE 12: Where to Go From Here
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SEGMENT 1: Michael Ellis DVDs and Courses
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SEGMENT 2: Ed Frawley's DVD's and Online Courses
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FAQ
What courses would you recommend I take before Intermediate Dog Obedience?
We recommend you start building your foundation with proper management, as taught in our How We Manage Dogs in our Home course or Your Puppy 8 Weeks to 12 Months. Once you have your dog under control, we recommend you start building your communication system with The Power of Training Dogs with Markers. From there, you can begin to practice Training Dogs with Food Rewards. Once you have a communication and reward system built with your dog, you can start to create behaviors with Basic Dog Obedience.
What's the difference between this course, the DVD, and the stream?
DVD: 3 hours 9 minutes (physical copy)
Stream: 3 hours 17 minutes, lifetime access, stream from anywhere
Online Course: 84 videos (248 minutes), additional text content, lifetime access, stream from anywhere