Hey guys in this video you can find recorded training session where I breakdown how to play on restrain. I mentioned probably 100000 times that this is my absolutely favourite way to build maximum desire (eg. strong activation) and trouble shoot (eg. passive dog in fighting). There are also couple of mistakes or imperfections that I have made ... can you spot them?! let me know in the comments👇 I hope you enjoy it!

I’m finishing Play with Purpose – Second Edition, which builds on the original challenge and goes deeper based on real implementation and the questions that came up from you. Because you’re inside this community, you’ll get free access to the Second Edition when it’s released. Here’s where I need your help. If you’ve already been through Play with Purpose and it changed how you use play, motivation, or structure in training, I’d appreciate a short, honest review. Nothing polished. Just: - where you were before - what shifted - what you do differently now You can leave it here: https://g.page/r/CeTWEis3qMEnEAE/review or in the comments or by email. If you’re also waiting for Heelwork Hackers, community members will get priority access and a loyalty discount when it opens! Thanks to everyone who’s been in this early group — your feedback directly shapes what I build next. — Alex

@Alex Lato Just wondering what the plan is going forward for this group? Really really really want to progress from the play with purpose challenge but feeling stuck. Freddie was good with food games but feel stuck with toy play. Motivating him for toys seemed harder. @Nick Benger filmed this for me at the end of the challenge but I didn’t get feedback so thought I’d try again. Kicking the ball has become the cue to start play & he’s bringing it back to me really nicely but not really progressing with the tug part.

Welcome to the Karate4Dogs Learning Hub. This space will serve as the central platform for all my training content: - courses - workshops - challenges - updates - training breakdowns - upcoming projects Everything I teach will live here in an organised and structured way. More materials will be added soon. Feel free to introduce yourself and your dog, and tell me what you’re currently working on. – Alex