Distraction? ACTION!

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A few quick notes on how best to apply this training and go through this program.

Highlighting one of the most important details in how this training is applied that will make it work when other training hasn’t.

The core skills for a focused dog, even in the face of distractions.

Common struggles that all boil down to one thing.

Your go-to exercise for changing behaviour through shifting your dog’s emotions. Turn your dog into a resilient optimist with DMT.

Your get outa dodge move. Key is to practice it really well at home. Once you have the mechanics mastered you can use it out on walks to redirect your dog and get them out of hard moments to provide space, safety and relief.

The world is always giving our dog’s something to be pessimistic about. Use Two Paws On in moments of ambiguity or concern to help your dog maintain their Confidence and Optimism.

Discover the one thing that typical Self Control training often misses and how you can use it to level up your dog’s self control.

Give your dog relief from the trigger when creating space is not an option.

One of my favorite Disengagement games. Getting our dogs to come away from distraction is harder the higher their arousal is. This game will help them exercise that Disengagement muscle even when they get super high.

A great way to show your dog the value is away from the distraction - the front door, the countertop, the couch or table, having value for staying within your property line or away from the fence.

Learn about the 4 archetypes of Dog-Dog Reactivity and how you can apply your training to your individual dog. Take all you’ve learned from the games and adapt them to training out in the real world. This one is deep dive geek out, so grab a cuppa and a pen and paper, you’re gonna want to take notes on this one!