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Category Archives: Training
Excellent
When Risa and I started training for rally 6 or so years ago, I never thought we’d get this far. She was never particularly attentive during the exercises and I always joked that maybe I would try rally with her … Continue reading
Posted in AKC, Dog Sports, Fear, Rally, Reactivity, Training
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Trying Something New
It’s been a while since I’ve gone on a roadtrip with Risa. Wintertime around here tends to limit your traveling activities for sure. Life’s been stressing us both out lately and I knew we needed to get away. It was … Continue reading
Posted in C-WAGS, Dog Sports, Fear, Fostering, Rally, Reactivity, Training
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The Importance of Knowing Why
I know some trainers working with behavioral issues feel it’s irrelevant to know the motivation of the dog. You only need to know two things: what you want the dog to do and how to train him to get there. … Continue reading
Posted in Fear, Fostering, Reactivity, Thoughts, Training
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AH-HA!
For the past several months, I’ve been working on Risa’s fundamentals. Mainly positions (left side heel, right side heel, and front) and working on focus. These are her main sticking points and the biggest issues I have with her when … Continue reading
You Handle It
I’m constantly amazed at how well Risa is doing with my foster dogs. Considering her fearfulness and her uncertainty around strange dogs, she is doing exceptionally well with having other dogs in the house. Especially since she is less comfortable … Continue reading
Posted in Fear, Fostering, Thoughts, Training
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