Theory and basics
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Our philosophy and methods used (6:26)
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How dogs learn and think (20:37)
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Understanding your dog and how dogs communicate (body language) (21:00)
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Why science does not support the use of punishment and dominance theory (15:06)
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How to let your dog know that they got the behaviour right (teaching a marker) (8:04)
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Training skills - using lures (5:06)
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Why we don't recommend dog parks (4:24)
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Teach your dog to sit (11:21)
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Two most important concepts for training (4:19)
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How to interrupt behaviour (5:33)
Puppy Specific
In the home
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Positively condition departures
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Independence training and teaching your dog to enjoy being home alone (12:21)
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Teaching your dog to give/drop an item (6:55)
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Touch - Target to Hand
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Polite communication and avoiding frustration (Sit to say please and finish cue) (6:57)
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Safe and Fun Tug Toy Play (impulse control)
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On and off game (impulse control) (0:20)
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Dogs and Children
Walking and out in the community
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Recommended equipment (8:40)
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Handling the leash properly (4:24)
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Teach your dog the orientation game (2:48)
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Use "find it" to calm your dog (3:56)
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Part 1: 1,2,3 game (pattern game) (5:19)
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Part 2: 1,2,3 and adding a start cue (7:28)
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Teach your dog a "Let's go" cue
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Step 1: Charging new recall word (come when called)
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Step 2- Create a solid recall
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Step 3- Rock solid recall
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Teaching a "leave it" cue (6:12)
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Part 1- Loose leash walking
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Part 1- Teach your dog to catch treats
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Mat Training (2:43)
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Part 2- Magic Hands
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Teach your dog to stay
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Teaching a "look" cue
Behavioural Concerns
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What is barking and how do you make sure it doesn't get out of hand (8:31)
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See a fear free vet with an interest in Behaviour
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An introduction to cooperative care (Part 1) (5:27)
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Adding movement and touch to cooperative care (Part 2) (6:00)
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Preventing resource guarding (6:52)
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Resource guarding protocol
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Teaching a marker for separation
Calming and relaxation
Greetings in the home
