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Generalising your training with friends…
Do you have friends you trust and that are calm around dogs to be able to generalise your handling training with? I have 2-4 people I rotate through including one male friend. I do this before I then ask unknown people to Ruse to help me, typically it’ll be a mentorship student. Then I go back to known people again before I ask someone he doesn’t know to handle him. Something to think about when we start to push the training… Who can you ask?
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What’s your biggest struggle with your dog rn?
My biggest struggle with Ässo right now is his anticipation of pain at the vets after surgery and he has started growling and wanting to get out of the restraint. I’m going back to basics with his handling training now during rehab! Olle is over aroused and gets silly - only to then go over threshold and start nibbling the person or crawl around on the floor. He doesn’t really have a protocol or handling training yet — so I’m going to introduce a prey lock to him!
What’s your biggest struggle with your dog rn?
Focusing on a reward isn’t the solution…
It’s a piece and something we build with our own dogs and demonstrate in the course. But if it was JUST about staring at something, everyone would be doing it easily enough at the vets. We use a motivator as a part of the puzzle but work towards showing the dog how to work through the stressor and then the reward becoming accessible. There are layers to building handling drills with our dogs 🧡
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To sign up for the course…
Simply click the “CLASSROOM” tab and find it all there 🧡
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Let’s go team!
So excited to share this space with Alba and you all. A place to celebrate our successes and work through the challenges together 🧡
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Handling training for your dog
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A group where handling training for our dogs are in focus — no matter the type of dog you have; shy, social, aggressive or scared — this helps!
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