Million Dollar Mutt dog training

Million Dollar Mutt dog training behaviour modifications
reactivity
loose leash walking
obedience
protection dogs
tracking
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What happens when the puppy is faster then you...........Not her fault💁
05/09/2026

What happens when the puppy is faster then you...........

Not her fault💁

02/09/2026

Has no chill.....
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01/09/2026

Obedience with our boarder ECHO this morning.....
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31/08/2026

His a good boy promise......💁
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28/08/2026

For yesterday's training day we worked on ROOKES CONTROL and his ability to listen under pressure......

I think he done well.

What do youbguys think......?
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26/08/2026

Impulse control is a massive part of any dog’s development.

Here you can see Rooke and Rogue playing while Echo is in a down wait.

Would Echo love to get involved? 100%.

But that’s the whole point of the exercise.

I’m not asking Echo to be calm because nothing is happening. I’m asking her to remain under control while something she really wants is happening right in front of her.

This is how we build real-world obedience.

Your dog being able to sit, down or wait in your kitchen is one thing. Being able to do it when their arousal is high and the temptation to break position is right in front of them is completely different.

Impulse control is built through training around the things your dog actually wants.

So the question is…

Are you training impulse control with your dog?

Hard mornings work for ECHO.....😴😴💤 ゚
25/08/2026

Hard mornings work for ECHO.....
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Echo says good morning......🌅Then there's Rogue...... ゚
24/08/2026

Echo says good morning......🌅
Then there's Rogue......
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Look who's staying with us for few weeks We will be sharing pupdates..... ゚
23/08/2026

Look who's staying with us for few weeks
We will be sharing pupdates.....
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22/08/2026

Muzzle work is critical for ANY dog not just our working dogs that are trained to bite.....

So, what am I doing here with Rogue?

You can see in the video that I’m not moving the muzzle towards her face.

Instead, I’m giving Rogue the choice to actively place her face into the muzzle herself.

Once she does, I reward away from the muzzle.

Why?

This uses her opposition reflex. By rewarding away, I create that natural want to come back towards me and re-engage with the muzzle again.

It also increases her energy levels, engagement and willingness to train.

I don’t want Rogue simply tolerating having a muzzle put on her.

I want her actively choosing to put her face into it.

Muzzle work doesn’t have to be boring. It should be something the dog enjoys and actively wants to participate in.

And remember — muzzle training isn't just for aggressive dogs or dogs trained to bite.

Any dog could need a muzzle at some point in its life, whether that's at the vets, following an injury, during an emergency or simply for safe management.

Train it before you need it.
Make it normal.
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