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Science-based dog behaviour and training.

Ethical, fear-free, force-free, positive reinforcement training by qualified trainer

23/08/2021

Take 2:

In this video again I was too slow with my reinforcement at the beginning so I slowed it down for Jarrah, showed him what I wanted him to do and repeat! At the end I gave him a little greeting cue so he knew it was time to say "hello" and could be released from his station.

Job well done buddy 👍

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23/08/2021

Take 1:

At the end of this video my duration with the white door was too long, which indicated to me we needed to work on this. For Jarrah the visual barrier of the white door makes things more exciting when opened (like receiving a gift every time).

His parents live on a busy road so we are working on a station behaviour when the door is opening and closing to avoid accidents in the future.

Great work to his parents for thinking about this and keeping him safe!

WATCH THIS SPACE FOR CLIP #2

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Check out all these hiding spots! Last week's enrichment time with  was our biggest and hardest treasure hunt that took ...
23/08/2021

Check out all these hiding spots!

Last week's enrichment time with was our biggest and hardest treasure hunt that took over 30mins! His mum has a lovely 6minute time-lapse of our session to enjoy after her day at work.

All that sniffing was hard work and he received a pre-made frozen mental enrichment treat on departure that his mum prepared for him.
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19/08/2021

For those needing help in Bunbry what an amazing opportunity

10/08/2021

Beginner sniffer dog class with competition scents.

What a superstar! ⭐

Multi-dog training session today!When training two dogs at the same time it is very important for the dogs to know who i...
08/08/2021

Multi-dog training session today!

When training two dogs at the same time it is very important for the dogs to know who is working and who isn't. We help communicate this by a few simple steps:

1️⃣ Say the dogs name that is in training (or have a visual cue if dog is deaf - like Eddie here - I point to the dog that is receiving the treat to avoid confusion between dogs)

2️⃣ Set up a station for the dog that is not doing the activity (this could be a lie down position, stand, a mat or a platform - you choose as long as it doesn't interfere with the working dog) and reward at station when waiting their turn. **Remember reward after every rep to reinforce the waiting behaviour, they are in training too!

3️⃣ Reward dog doing activity after marking the desired behaviour

Side note - it is best to practice with individual dogs alone until both have a heavily reinforced station or when learning new behaviours. This will increase the chance of success and reduce frustration and distractions.
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Today we practiced some loose-lead walking skills with handsome JarrahProving his mum's wrong, definitely a good boy 🙌Wh...
04/08/2021

Today we practiced some loose-lead walking skills with handsome Jarrah

Proving his mum's wrong, definitely a good boy 🙌

When I started walks with Jarrah, he already had lots of reinforcement history from previous training with but we still continue to practice incase he forgets. His only a puppy still!!

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