If you struggle with getting a release off of toys or bite objects, or if you just want a sophisticated look at a dog‘s motivation around toys via fight, possession, prey (chase) behavior, and getting cooperation (release or toy return), watch this video. Obviously,...
I know, I said I'd do a better job keeping up my blog. What can I say? I suck. Anyway, Xen is coming up on his one-year birthday! He's making really nice progress in his training. The following video shows training for "object guard". His job is to prevent me from...
I haven't written on my blog in many months. What happened?! All is well! I stopped running day-to-day operations at FDSA, and that freed up time to do what I am seriously passionate about - education. Free education, for the most part, because I spend a very high...
Tired puppy and kids – priceless 🙂
HUGE SMILE.
No kidding!!!!!!!! What an FANTASTIC idea, tiring out kids AND puppy!! You rock! 🙂 🙂
Oh what fun Lyra was having!!! And the boys as well:o) You seem to have wonderul patience as a great mother:o)
what a great way to wear out a puppy! maybe you should rent them out 😉
Oh how I envy those young legs. Running on my two artificial knees can’t start to be that exciting for a pup. I have to rely on deception so she comes to believe I am exciting.
That is too cute.
What’s the hourly rate on the boys? So much fun for the pup 🙂
Loved it! Priceless way to make sure they all crash and sleep well…..genius!
I do want to say though that I found this video extremely helpful and easily applicable to my puppy (Lyra’s brother for those who don’t know). I loved the variations of play you talked about, and certain aspects did encourage Ikon to run with the toy versus drop it and attack legs. We are working on running together with the toy, then I let go and change direction. He is loving that! Thanks for all the videos and help!