Our 2024 Most Popular Webinars!
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Aleks Woodroffe- The Power of Pressure: How to use handler pressure as a tool in nose work- May 16, 2024
Working WITH our dogs to cover the search area and work the odor picture can be difficult and often results in the handler taking over. When we aren't aware of our own impact, we can cause our dogs to miss a hide, find extra hides in pooling odor, or add a lot of time to their search because we end up being "in the way".
This webinar will focus on WHAT is pressure and HOW it affects our dogs during their search. We will look at video examples, as well as discuss when pressure might be a bigger factor to our dog's success.
We will also look at how you can purposely use (or NOT use) pressure to help your dog stay working independently while subtly being able to cover your space. With awareness comes power... are you ready to hold this power?
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Amy Cook PhD- When Feelings Get in the Way - June 6, 2024
You’ve probably heard me say “when you teach your dog what to do, you teach her how to feel,” but have you thought about all the ways that may be impacting your training? Emotions and behaviors go hand in hand, and you do not get the luxury of prioritizing one over the other. It’s in your best interest to align your emotional goals with your behavioral ones!
Experiences like frustration, confusion, agitation, desperation, insecurity, uncertainty, suspicion and more (and the underlying emotions informing those) all get in the way of your dog’s learning and performance, and also affect the bigger picture of what it’s like to work with you and learn things in general! One thing we really want in our dogs is a love of working with us, full attention, and for them to know they’re safe so they can give their all!
In this presentation I’ll go over the ways we can contribute to unwanted states in our dogs, what that might look like, and how you can minimize negative states and emphasize positive, supportive ones! Let’s keep our dogs in the happy bucket!
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Amy Cook PhD- Management vs Training for Behavior Problems- May 9, 2024
Training for behavior problems is different from training basic obedience, in that it involves finding and motivating behaviors incompatible to your problem ones, plus changing the underlying emotions that can give rise to those problems in the first place! Let’s talk about those familiar ABCs, but let's break them down into A-B, and B-C!
Additionally, avoiding rehearsal of behavior issues is an important part of their resolution. Most people are working at stopping the display of undesirable behaviors while they're happening, but the best way to do this is to have a set of skills that are so well practiced that they are almost a script you can follow! Management is a skill unto itself, and has to be addressed separately from the specific behavior change needed long term.
In this webinar Dr. Cook will go over:
- The structure and goals of behavior modification, and whether you need a new A, a new B, or a new C!
- How management is crucial to reducing unwanted behaviors
- Movement skills: Magnets and hand touch
- Stationary skills: Perching and treasure hunt
- Home skills: Mat skills, interruptions, and solo play
If you have a dog with a behavior issue, getting a handle on how management and training are different -- both in their goals and their execution -- is crucial to your success!
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Chris Zink, DVM- I Spy: Early Detection of Injuries - February 8, 2024
As a veterinarian who specializes in canine sports medicine and rehabilitation, Chris Zink has noticed that a large percentage of my patients are presented with injuries that have been present for months, and sometimes even years. Dogs can be very good at hiding their pain until it becomes obvious to their people that something just isn’t right.
In this webinar, Chris reveals her tips and tricks for how to identify injuries long before your dog ever shows signs of overt lameness. By following these simple concepts, you will be able to feel confident that your active dog is healthy and not hiding any minor injuries, before they become major ones. Early detection of any injuries that do happen will allow you to get an early diagnosis, more effective treatment, and faster return to the games you love!
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Crystal Wing- Floor Play: Let's Get Down to Play! - February 15, 2024
Prepare for over an hour of "Floor Play," where you'll discover ways to understand your dog's needs and foster moments of pure joy through diverse play experiences at ground level. This session is designed for dog enthusiasts, from beginners to seasoned trainers working with clients. This webinar promises to spark a different kind of connection.
What to Expect:
- Dive into the importance of floor play, understanding how it fosters a unique connection between you and your pup. Uncover the secrets behind why getting down on their level enhances the joy of playtime.
- Learn adaptable variations of games tailored to different physical abilities, ensuring everyone can join in the fun, regardless of limitations.
- Master a repertoire of floor-based play styles to spark your creativity that'll have your pup whispering, "Finally, a playdate with a little charm!"
- Decode your dog's subtle signals to understand their arousal type—Physical, Visual, Audial, Cognitive, Relational, and Emotional—and how they relate to canine play to make your pup swoon.
Interactive Floor Play:
Experience hands-on techniques where the floor becomes your training ground. Discover how initiating play on the floor can transform your dog's engagement and bring a new dimension to your relationship. Warning: Your dog may develop a crush.
Key Takeaways:
- Speak the language of love (doggy style) by understanding your dog's unique arousal type and how it influences their play preferences.
- Create an atmosphere of joy through play styles that'll make your dog think you're the Casanova of canines.
- Get ready to discover the joy of floor-based play and enhance your connection with your canine companion. Maybe we can create a bond that even your dog didn't see coming.
Whether you're ready to refine your doggy charm or want to add a touch of allure to your playtime, "Floor Play" provides valuable tools to create lasting moments of joy. After an hour of discovery, learning, and, most importantly, fun, we'll end with a lively Q&A session. I'll answer your burning questions and curiosities about floor play, canine connections, and everything in between.
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Deb Jones- Nail Trims Without Trauma: From Conflict to Cooperation- January 18, 2024
How does your dog feel about nail trims? How do you feel about trimming your dog’s nails? Nail trims are, by far, the most problematic husbandry concern for dog guardians. People, and their dogs, often find the entire situation unpleasant and frustrating. The process of shortening a dog’s nails is not simple and straightforward; but it is necessary for their health and well-being. So what can you do to make things better? Quite a bit!
This webinar is a holistic systematic approach and will cover 5 basic steps to get you on track towards comfortable nail trims for your dog. These steps are 1) preparing for success, 2) knowledge is power, 3) handling, 4) tools, and 5) putting it all together. Deb will cover the details of each step and discuss the common pitfalls along the way (to help you avoid them!)
She will share her insights, based on working with thousands of teams, for comfortable and successful progress with nail trims. There are no shortcuts, and it is a continual process, but you and your dog can become much more comfortable. This webinar will focus on improving your understanding of your dog’s dislike (to put it very mildly in some cases!) of nail trims and to help you with a clear step by step approach forward.
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Denise Fenzi- Play with Your Food: Food Games that Build a Go...and a Stop! - April 18, 2024
This webinar is all about using food to build your dog's enthusiasm while also incorporating control, cooperation, and engagement; how's that for a good deal?!
Denise will dive into how to use food for maximum impact, depending on the needs and preferences of your canine partner. She'll introduce various games that get dogs moving; pick which ones you like best! And at each step of the way we'll also consider control through cooperation; how to insert yourself into the equation so that your dog recognizes that without a partner, there is no game. You - you're the partner, and you're a crucial player!
Whether you're a pet owner, professional trainer or a dog sports enthusiast, you will come away from this webinar with an expanded skill set and a renewed enthusiasm for training your dog, regardless of their temperament or the goals you have for your team. Register now and get ready to take your dog's training to the next level!
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Denise Fenzi- When Opportunity Knocks: Real Life As Your Training Partner!- February 1, 2024
In this webinar, Denise will discuss how to use everyday situations as training opportunities, to help your team perform better in demanding and distracting dog sports environments. Denise will assist you in determining if a particular situation calls for distraction training (which trains the dog to focus on you rather than the environment) or behavior work (which helps the dog calm down their emotions). She will also go over the cost-benefit analysis of directing your dog’s arousal and environmental focus onto work - the conclusion is not straightforward!
This webinar is for you if your dog struggles with focus during competitions and you need to duplicate that arousal throughout training. This webinar is for you if your dog is okay responding to cues in one level of arousal, but fails to respond on trial day when they are experiencing a different level of arousal. This one’s for you if you’re unclear about the distinction between distraction training and behavior work. This webinar is for you if you’re pressed for time and find it impossible to regularly manage flawless training settings. This one is also for you if you’ve heard that it’s not a good idea to channel your dog’s emotions from the environment into the work. In short, this webinar will benefit anyone who competes in dog sports and who feels less than fully prepared for the distractions which will surely arise there.
Join Denise to receive practical guidance on improving your dog’s performance by using daily life as a prime training opportunity!
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Heather Lawson Unlocking The Canine Off Switch through 'DO NOTHING' Training- November 9, 2023
Is your dog constantly on the go, struggling to settle down, or have just a bit too much energy? Ever wish your dog just had an “off switch” you could flick?
Discover the power of "DO NOTHING" training and learn how to cultivate your dog's off switch for a calmer, more relaxed companion. In this enlightening webinar, I'll guide you through effective techniques and strategies will help your dog find their inner calm and switch off when needed.
Whether at home, when you’re out ‘n about or even when you’re competing in your favorite sport, there are going to be times when you just need your dog to chill and DO NOTHING, but they can't. All too often, we get caught up in teaching our dogs ALL the many “things” they need to know, and we forget how to teach them just to be and to chill. Join me as we explore the art of teaching your dog to relax through simple, yet powerful, training methods I've used with my dogs and how DO NOTHING training can help in and transfer to all areas of your life.
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Heather Lawson NO MORE ANTS IN YOUR PANTS: Teaching The "Concept" of Duration - May 2, 2024
Does your dog have ANTS IN THEIR PANTS when it comes to anything dealing with duration? How about barking at you in frustration or just plain quitting when you try to teach duration behaviors? It could be your process that isn’t offering clarity to your dog. You could be doing it all wrong.
In this webinar, I’ll explore how I view and teach the “concept” of holding a position. We’ll examine how this skill is easily transferred and serves as a cornerstone for a myriad of behaviors, both basic and even more advanced. Whether you're a novice trainer or even an experienced handler, we all know how important mastering the concept of duration is.
Whether your goal is to ace obedience trials, participate in canine sports, or simply enjoy harmonious interactions with your furry companion, this webinar should equip you with the knowledge and tools to unlock your dog's full potential when it comes to getting rid of those ANTS IN THE PANTS.
We'll break down the process into manageable steps, providing practical strategies and insights to apply in your training sessions that are suitable for even baby puppies. In addition to a quick look at waits, stays, and dumbbell holds, we’ll examine how teaching a duration nose target and/or chin rest can be wonderful concept transfer tools.
Through a combination of key topics and real-life examples, you'll learn:
- What is meant by the CONCEPT OF DURATION?
- Starting duration – Are you sure you’re doing it correctly?
- The importance of a consistent RELEASE CUE
- Wait and Stays: what’s the difference
- Stepping Stone Behaviors: Duration Nose Targets & Chin Rests
- Transferring the concept of duration to new behaviors and scenarios.
- Practical applications of positional control/management in everyday situations
- Troubleshooting common challenges and refining your training approach for optimal results
Don't miss this opportunity to take the mystery out of duration training. Join me and unleash the power of duration management in your training repertoire!
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Irith Bloom- Dealing with over-the-top behavior: A practical tool-kit - November 30, 2023
Over-excited, over-the-top, out-of-control... Does this sound like a dog you know? If so, they probably have over-arousal issues! Over-arousal can be a factor in many different behavior issues in dogs*, from hyperactivity to aggression. Teaching animals how to handle arousal can change their lives – and ours – for the better.
*NOTE: The concepts in this webinar apply to species other than dogs, too!
In this webinar, we will explore a range of tools for helping the over-aroused animal in your life. Topics covered include arousal and how it affects behavior, determining which “problem” behaviors relate to over-arousal (and which probably don’t), training games you can use to help the animals in your life learn to manage their arousal levels, and more.
Whether you want to teach your dog better manners around guests or are desperately trying to avoid a repeat of that bite to the mailman, this webinar is for you!
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Irith Bloom-This Means War: How to Deal with Fence Fighting - May 30, 2024
Fence fighting, barrier aggression, barrier frustration... whatever you call it, you probably want it to stop. For one thing, you didn’t actually mean to hire D.O.G. Security Co., Ltd. For another, your dog isn’t always the best judge of what needs barking at. Fence fighting also doesn't make you popular among your neighbors. Worst of all, if you happen to have more than one dog, fence fighting can lead to redirected aggression.
So you want it to stop. But you’re not sure what to do.
Good news: This webinar will give you strategies for helping your dog learn to live and let live… at the fence line, anyway. ;-)
You’ll gain a better understanding of:
- Why dogs react this way when barriers or restraint are involved
- How stress and arousal play into fence fighting
- When and how to focus on management for fence fighting
- When and how to do training for fence fighting
- How to identify related reactions in other contexts
This webinar is suitable for anyone with a dog who overreacts when barriers or restraint are involved, as well as for professionals helping humans who live with dogs.
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Jennifer Summerfield- The Scoop On Poop: Optimizing Gut Health For Your Dog- December 14, 2023
Gut health is a hot topic in the veterinary community right now, for good reason! A growing body of evidence over the past several years suggests that, for both humans and animals, changes in the normal population of bacteria living in our intestinal tract can have far-reaching effects on health and wellness.
In this webinar, we’ll discuss the following:
- How a healthy GI tract functions, and where things can go awry
- Impact of gut microbiota on other body systems, with examples from recent clinical research
- Prebiotics, probiotics, and other supplements
- The evolving field of fecal analysis – how does it work, and is it useful?
There’s still a lot we don’t fully understand about the world of intestinal flora… but the more we learn about this complex biological system, the more effectively we’ll be able to troubleshoot problems when they arise. So join Dr. Jen for an in-depth discussion on everything you’ve ever wanted to know about your dog’s poop!
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Julie Flanery- Leash off! Game on! - July 25, 2024
Do you worry each time you take the leash off that your dog will become distracted, or even take off on their own? Has taking off the leash become a cue to disconnect? Imagine if instead when you remove your dog's leash they sprung to life! That they became immediately engaged, focused, and excited to play the game with you.
In this webinar, we will explore games and activities that help build off-leash reliability and connection with your 4-legged friend and to build a strong skill set that you can carry into any situation. These games are suitable for any age dog or skill level, whether you're looking to rehab a dog that currently disconnects or build a strong foundation with a future canine sports star.
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Julie Flanery- Hocus Pocus! Attention and Focus! - December 7th, 2023
The things we need the most are often the things we train the least. A large part of being successful in performance sports is our dogs’ ability to work in the presence of external stimuli – what we often call “distractions.” Performance skills can quickly degrade when our dogs aren’t practiced at maintaining attention and focus in difficult environments or under difficult circumstances. Not having these skills can decrease confidence in both the dog and the handler. They are the cement that holds our performances together and can mean the difference between a rock-solid performance and just getting by. In this webinar, you will learn games and exercises that increase your dog’s desire to maintain attention, focus, and engagement, turn attractions in the environment into cues to look to you and teach our dogs that it’s all part of a fun game. It's not magic, it’s training!
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Karen Deeds- Do THIS! Not THAT! Differential Reinforcement for common behavior problems - August 22, 2024
How many times have you heard “What do you want them to DO instead”? I’ve said it a lot myself! Trained behaviors can be a valuable tool within a behavior modification plan. However, it is beneficial to adhere to certain details.
A differential approach is based on the principles of operant conditioning; a behavior is shaped by its consequences. The trainer provides positive reinforcement for desired behaviors which can create good habits and prevent bad ones.
Your dog’s state of mind and arousal level are important aspects of the DR approach. Implementing the acceptable trained behavior needs to be done under threshold to be effective. As with all DR behaviors, it is important that they be fluent with little to no latency and that they evoke a positive Conditioned Emotional Response (CER). That is why the way we train is important. For example, a trained SIT to avoid a leash correction will not carry the necessary positive CER that a dog that will SIT to gain something like food, praise, or play.
There are three different types of differential reinforcement. DRI – Incompatible. This is often the most difficult process to implement as it requires creating an incompatible behavior where the undesired behavior is completely impossible to perform. DRA- Alternative. This is likely the most common type of DR behavior implemented. The dog is reinforced for any alternative behavior other than undesired behaviors. DRO – Other. In this process, the dog can be reinforced for performing ANY behavior other than the undesired one.
This webinar will present DR behaviors that can be used for common problems: jumping on owner, jumping on guests, door darting, loose leash walking, frustration/demand behaviors, and reactivity stemming from fear, or anxiety.
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Kathy Sdao- Changing Behavior by Arranging Antecedents - January 4, 2024
Animal trainers and behavior consultants sometimes overlook or undervalue Level 2 (Antecedent Arrangements) of the Humane Hierarchy. This six-level progression of behavior-change procedures, arranged so that the least intrusive and most positive interventions come first, was introduced by Dr. Susan Friedman in 2010. (In "What’s Wrong With This Picture? Effectiveness is Not Enough") We may be tempted to skip ahead to familiar operant training procedures such as positive reinforcement (Level 3) & differential reinforcement of alternative behaviors (Level 4). "Antecedent arrangements" remind us to first notice and adjust the learner’s environment in ways that facilitate the behaviors we wish to reinforce. This level of intervention invites us to be creative in changing conditions that precede these behaviors, with the goal of making learning more effective and efficient. These strategies are much broader than simply “managing the environment” to prevent problem behaviors from occurring. We’ll look at specific examples, drawn from Kathy’s work with behavior-consultation clients, of "taking the kink out of the garden hose.
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Kelly Daniel- All About Canine Core Fitness - April 25, 2024
This webinar is... all about your dogs core. 'Core strength' is a term often used in Canine Fitness Training, but what is it, and why does it matter?
The musculature of your dogs core is a complex lattice of muscles layered in many different directions. These muscles function to provide a number of essential life functions like breathing, and supporting internal organs, but also form the core of your dogs stability and movement. Without a strong functional core your dog will struggle to hold positions, move between positions, and do any movements such as deceleration, acceleration, and gaits like walking, trotting, and galloping. For this reason alone a focus on core fitness is essential for any performance dog.
This webinar will cover:
- What the core is in your dog, in terms of anatomy
- What the function is of your dog's core
- How we can assess your dogs core strength and stability
- A range of practical exercises to strengthen your dogs core both in terms of functional core movements, and stability
- Some stretches to maintain mobility in the core for those dogs who already have a strong core
This webinar is suitable for any dog able to perform fitness training. It would be fantastic for any performance sports teams, conformation teams, or dog post recovery from spey, pregnancy, or other abdominal surgery. Dogs that are very young, old, or have ongoing health or orthopedic issues may need clearance from their veterinary professional to perform the practical exercises. Please contact Kelly if you are unsure if this webinar is suitable for your dog.
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Lucy Newton- Getting Started in Tracking - March 21, 2024
This webinar will cover what you need to know about getting started in tracking as well as discuss the details of what you will need to know and plan for when you are ready to enter a tracking trial. The webinar will be focused primarily on AKC tracking competition but we will also discuss other tracking venue options as well.
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Megan Foster- Ring Prep without the Ring: Bridging the Gap between Training and Trialing - December 21, 2023
“He does it perfectly at home, but I can’t replicate the trial environment!” If you’ve ever said that about your dog’s performance, this webinar is for you. Megan will outline her process of preparing dogs for the competition ring without needing the actual ring, all of the equipment, people, or the busy environment, at least all at one time. Preparation for competition does require thoughtfulness, a lot of planning, and some creativity. We owe it to our dogs and to ourselves to step into the ring feeling confident in our ability to perform as we have trained.
It’s no secret that there is a big gap between training and trialing, which needs a bridge built between it. Bridging that gap is all about fine-tuning your routines, reducing reinforcement, and layering in distractions with different levels of arousal.
Whether you’re a seasoned competitor or a beginner to dog sports, this presentation will help you see training from a new perspective and take your training to the next level. You have the power to prepare your team for competition even with limited resources.
Not an agility competitor? No problem! While I will focus on dog agility, the concepts are applicable to any dog sports competition.
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Shade Whitesel- She's Sexy and They Both Know it! Overcoming Environmental Challenges - May 2, 2024
You know the look. The deliberate slow licking of the grass. That peculiar movement of the forehead. The chatter. The drool.
DOES SOMEONE HAVE A BITCH IN SEASON?
All thoughts of trialing go out of your brain as you watch your intact male dog zone in on the grass blades, or the mats, or the dirt or whatever venue you are in…
Life wise: distracting smells happen as well for all dogs!
I’ve got some tips! Some skills, some help for you and your dog, and hopefully some solutions so you and your dog can sniff and dismiss before entering the trial ring or recalling away from the grass spot. We’ll go over how to teach the dogs skills and concepts and what “to do” in those moments as well as what to do when nothing works and your dog stays nose down on that particular spot.
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Sharon Carroll- The Complexities of "Reducing Reinforcement" - June 13, 2024
Why is it that some dogs / trainers find “reducing reinforcement” so easy, whilst others really struggle to maintain the same quality of work without the treats / toys?
To answer this question, we need to have a full understanding of what reinforcement really means and how it generates and maintains our handler-cued behaviors. We also need to appreciate how each dog’s specific innate traits influence which strategies will be most effective, together with recognizing how our individual dog’s innate traits will impact the ease with which we can successfully “reduce reinforcement” in our chosen sport / work / activity.
In this webinar we discuss:
- How reinforcement really works.
- The difference between rewards and reinforcement.
- How to determine when to switch from a continuous reinforcement schedule (e.g. a treat / reward after every repeat of the behavior) to an intermittent reinforcement schedule (e.g. only delivering treats / rewards after occasional repeats of the behavior).
- The impact of intrinsic motivation / reinforcement.
- The use of reinforcers other than treats / toys.
- How to tailor the strategies for “reducing reinforcement” to our individual dog and their unique traits.
- Strategies for increasing our dog’s ability to work for prolonged periods without requiring treats / toys (which is separate to the concept of placing a behavior on an intermittent schedule of reinforcement).
This webinar will be of interest to anyone who has had difficulty “reducing reinforcement” with their current dog, despite trying many strategies. It will also be of interest to anyone wanting to gain a greater understanding of the concept of “reducing reinforcement” and all the factors that contribute to helping our dog perform in a happy, confident, and reliable manner in the absence of rewards.
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Simone Mueller- Hoover Dogs: Food avoidance training for dogs that love to scavenge - October 26, 2023
Living with a dog who relentlessly scavenges food can be exhausting. Instead of enjoying relaxed walks with their dogs, dog owners are constantly scanning the environment for discarded food and feel frustrated as they have to fish something disgusting out of their dog’s mouth, yet again.
The problem is that scavenging is a deep-rooted, natural behavior, making it much more challenging to train than other canine behaviors.
However, there is a structured food-avoidance training program that can help manage a dog’s scavenging behavior in a kind, effective way - achieving long-term results without aversive training techniques.
In this presentation we are going to talk about:
- Why dogs love to scavenge
- Which methods you should avoid using
- How does force-free food avoidance training work
- What are the first steps when clients come to you with a “hoover dog”
- What are scavenging games and how can they help
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Stacy Barnett- I'm Sorry, I was Distracted! Training Through Nosework Distractions - May 30, 2024
Distractions are at their very core, competing motivators. Whether we put intentional distractions in containers or we search near things that draw our dog's attention, ultimately the dog is choosing whether to work target odor or something else!
In this webinar, we will explore how to use a reliable and effective reinforcement system to systematically address distraction in the environment and how to train your dog to ignore distractions in containers. We will cover best practices and how and when to raise criteria.
Using this approach, you will find that your dog has increased focus and motivation for your target odor and distractions will quite literally disappear!
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Stacy Barnett- The Sweet Spot: Building Momentum in Confidence and Motivation in Nosework - June 27, 2024
Does your dog have a Confidence issue or a Motivation issue? It's a tougher question than it sounds because so often dogs have a combination of the two and it can be hard to crack the code to build them up. It doesn't have to be though! When we train these very special dogs in a way that builds them up, they develop more independence, more resilience, more "go", and a whole lot more JOY.
These dogs require patience, empathy, and a bit of creativity... there are no "quick fixes" but there IS a formula... in this webinar we will explore that formula and learn how to find the "Sweet Spot" where Confidence and Motivation start building momentum... confidence builds motivation and motivation builds confidence!
My inspiration for this webinar is my 13 year old Miniature American Shepherd named Why, who recently earned his Elite Champion in NACSW. Our journey in building his confidence and motivation is a decade long... he taught me what works... and what doesn't... Why went from a dog too nervous to even eat in a class situation and who could barely search 3 boxes in his own front yard, to winning his final Elite search.
Training a sensitive dog is full of ups and downs... my wish for all of you is to have way more ups than downs but to also understand the journey. When you understand the journey and you have a formula to help guide you, it makes the journey a little bit easier!
Join me to find that Confidence and Motivation Momentum Sweet Spot!
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