The document provides information on various dog training classes offered in August by The Inspired Dog Inc. The classes include Genius Puppy, Beyond the Basics, Senior Dog Class, Leash Walking 101, Competitive Obedience classes on reducing rewards and heeling/focus, Clicker Training, and each class provides details on what the class is designed for, what the dog will learn, dates and fees. The classes are aimed at training dogs of all ages and experience levels on basic and advanced obedience skills.
Dogs need mental stimulation to avoid boredom and behavioral problems. While dogs were bred for tasks like herding and hunting, most modern dogs spend their days alone without much enrichment. This leaves them prone to destructive behaviors from boredom. Brain training games can exercise a dog's mind and keep them engaged in positive activities like searching, problem-solving, and following commands. When dogs have their physical and mental needs met through exercise and brain games, they are happier and healthier companions.
1) Mining companies are increasingly exploring remote locations with little infrastructure as more accessible reserves are depleted, requiring specialist services for transportation, accommodation, and logistics.
2) New technologies like vertical take-off aircraft and advanced wireless connectivity are helping mining companies access remote sites and streamline operations from a central location.
3) Providing reliable fuel transport and storage is one of the biggest challenges and costs for remote mines, and companies are developing specialized modular solutions like shipping container-based fuel stations to address this challenge.
Prezentacja Programu Akrywizacja. Podstawowe założenia projektu, do kogo skierowany jest program i co można uzyskać z przystąpienia do Programu Aktywizacja.
This document is a certificate of completion for part one of a two-part course on key fundamentals of flood insurance. It was issued to Tracy Richardson by Dorothy Martinez, the director of training for the National Flood Insurance Program, on September 22nd, 2016 after completing a basic agent webinar.
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This document summarizes research on factors that contribute to economic growth slowdowns. It presents six approaches to identifying growth slowdowns in countries from 1960 to 2013. New EU members that experienced significant slowdowns often had unfavorable demographics, weak business environments, and low competitiveness. High-income countries were also susceptible to long-term slowdowns related to these factors. The research recommends Slovakia focus on improving tertiary education, business regulation, investment, and competitiveness to prevent future slowdowns and maintain economic convergence with advanced economies.
Dogs need mental stimulation to avoid boredom and behavioral problems. While dogs were bred for tasks like herding and hunting, most modern dogs spend their days alone without much enrichment. This leaves them prone to destructive behaviors from boredom. Brain training games can exercise a dog's mind and keep them engaged in positive activities like searching, problem-solving, and following commands. When dogs have their physical and mental needs met through exercise and brain games, they are happier and healthier companions.
1) Mining companies are increasingly exploring remote locations with little infrastructure as more accessible reserves are depleted, requiring specialist services for transportation, accommodation, and logistics.
2) New technologies like vertical take-off aircraft and advanced wireless connectivity are helping mining companies access remote sites and streamline operations from a central location.
3) Providing reliable fuel transport and storage is one of the biggest challenges and costs for remote mines, and companies are developing specialized modular solutions like shipping container-based fuel stations to address this challenge.
Prezentacja Programu Akrywizacja. Podstawowe założenia projektu, do kogo skierowany jest program i co można uzyskać z przystąpienia do Programu Aktywizacja.
This document is a certificate of completion for part one of a two-part course on key fundamentals of flood insurance. It was issued to Tracy Richardson by Dorothy Martinez, the director of training for the National Flood Insurance Program, on September 22nd, 2016 after completing a basic agent webinar.
Middle income traps - Michal Pleva EN FinalMichal Pleva
This document summarizes research on factors that contribute to economic growth slowdowns. It presents six approaches to identifying growth slowdowns in countries from 1960 to 2013. New EU members that experienced significant slowdowns often had unfavorable demographics, weak business environments, and low competitiveness. High-income countries were also susceptible to long-term slowdowns related to these factors. The research recommends Slovakia focus on improving tertiary education, business regulation, investment, and competitiveness to prevent future slowdowns and maintain economic convergence with advanced economies.
GrowthPath Foundation is a non-profit organization established in 2010 in Zandspruit, Johannesburg to promote socio-economic empowerment through integrated community development strategies like education, enterprise development, and ICT. It operates job training programs, supports early childhood development and youth initiatives, provides ICT access, and incubates small businesses. GrowthPath Foundation works in the underserved community of Zandspruit, partnering with local groups, government, and businesses to improve conditions and empower residents through its various programs and services.
The document discusses challenges with the current internet architecture and the need for a next generation architecture. It notes that the current architecture was designed 40 years ago and is facing issues around security, mobility, energy efficiency, and supporting new applications and services. The proposed next generation architecture would address these issues by enhancing security, separating control and data planes, better supporting mobility and distributed services, and enabling location-independent and person-centric communication models.
This document provides an introduction and overview for an "Evolutionary Graphics" class. It outlines the instructor, past student works, course content including theory, workshops, assignments on visual documentation and generative graphics. Assessment is based on visual aesthetics, creativity, knowledge application and complexity. Key terms like evolutionary, generative and algorithmic are introduced. Examples of visual imagery from nature, drawing styles, and artists are presented. Fundamentals of geometry and computer graphics are discussed. Animation exercises using tools like coordinate geometry are also mentioned.
This report provides insight about the Lebanese startup ecosystem, explores its unique challenges and makes recommendations based on international best practices.
This document provides information about St. Colman's Primary School and All Saints' Nursery Unit in Ireland. The school has approximately 210 students from ages 3 to 11, with 25 staff members. It is located in a rural area 35km from Belfast and has very little ethnic diversity. This is the school's first time participating in an Erasmus or Comenius exchange program. The document also includes a SWOT analysis, noting strengths like an innovative staff and community links, weaknesses like this being the first European project, and opportunities for staff development and international recognition.
This document discusses using Atlas probes and the RIPE Laps experiment to test routing issues at internet exchange points (IXPs). The experiments test whether traceroutes between Atlas probes in a country traverse the local IXP or use unwanted upstream routes. Examples of unwanted one-way routing are provided. The document recommends fixing such issues by gaining more attention from network engineers, taking real action after notifications, getting attention from upper management, optimizing local traffic, and gaining buy-in for upgrades to IXP connections.
Barriers to content production & distribution in AfricaInternet Society
The document discusses barriers to content production and distribution in Africa. It describes how using a content delivery network like Akamai can help by deploying local caching servers. This leads to improved performance, with users seeing increased throughput and some seeing speeds over 20 Mbps. As performance improves, usage of the cached content doubles within three months. However, transit costs in Africa are high, so using an Internet exchange point for caching requires a transit "sponsor" to make it economically viable and pass the savings and performance benefits to participants.
This document contains a summary of a presentation on dog behavior, body language, training, and safety around other dogs and people. The presentation covers topics like dog body language signals, introductions between dogs, management strategies to prevent problem behaviors, training tips for behaviors like touching and polite greetings, and muzzle training advice. It provides guidance on safely interacting with other dogs and reading their signals, as well as managing interactions between dogs to prevent conflicts. The presentation aims to provide knowledge to keep dogs and the community safe.
This document provides information about training methods for dogs. It discusses managing a dog's behavior through close supervision and use of crates when unsupervised. It also emphasizes the importance of exercise, both physical and mental, for dogs. Mental stimulation can include interactive toys and training tricks. The document stresses establishing yourself as the alpha in the family pack and providing consistency in how different family members interact with the dog.
Dog obedience training teaches dogs how to behave well and follow commands to prevent behavioral issues. It is best to start training as early as eight weeks old, but older dogs without training can also benefit. When choosing a training center, look for a professional trainer who can properly handle your dog, ensure it is cared for and given attention as well as rest between sessions.
This document provides an overview of the SATZ method for canine training, which focuses on clear communication and cooperation between dogs and their handlers. The 10 key principles of SATZ training are described, including using success signals to mark desired behaviors, targeting to focus the dog's attention, explaining actions with language, and incorporating self-relaxation to build the dog's decision-making skills and reduce reactivity. The goal of SATZ is to empower dogs and strengthen the human-canine relationship through understanding.
This document provides terms and conditions and summaries for chapters in a book about dog training. It discusses that the publisher has tried to be accurate but does not guarantee accuracy. It encourages readers to use their own judgment and seek professional advice.
The document includes a table of contents that lists chapters on benefits of dog training, psychology of dogs, basic and advanced training methods, health and nutrition, conditioning puppies, and wrapping up.
The foreword discusses how training can ensure dogs provide entertainment and fun rather than destruction, and how a dog's personality is based on early puppy training. It states the book will provide techniques for training dogs and improving manners.
This manual will help you teach your dog the basics of obedience. The beginner level exercises will introduce fundamental control commands and give you basic control of your dog. While the approach I’ve taken in this manual will meet the needs of a wide range of pet owners and their dogs, it’s by no means the only effective one.Nor are the methods the last word in all dog-training issues.
If the techniques in this guide aren’t right for your dog’s particular training needs, ask your veterinarian to recommend a dog obedience trainer.A well-trained dog makes for a better behaved pet, a better relationship between pet and owner, and a safer city. Be patient with your pooch, and yourself. You’re both on the learning curve. Happy training!
GETTING STARTED
Before you start the training program, some preparation is needed.
First, read the Week 1 lesson plan, including the “Introduction to dog training,” and follow all the instructions. It will give you some useful background and explain some of the theory behind the training. Completing Week 1 may not take the whole week, but be sure you have read and understood this section before you start training.
There is one lesson plan per week for Weeks 2 - 8. Each builds on the skills of the previous week(s), so it’s important to complete the preceeding lesson before advancing to the next.
Spend a whole week on each lesson plan. Don’t skip ahead.
For best results, train your dog at least 30 minutes each day. Two 15-minute sessions are ideal.
Read the whole lesson plan for the week before starting. As you read, visualize what you’re trying to achieve. Try to picture what the exercises will look like – and how you’ll teach the skill. It’s very helpful to reread individual sections before starting to teach – or even go through the motions without the dog at first.
This Articles Helps you to Resolve common dog training and behavior problems, Prevent and resolve the problems that are likely to arrive as puppies grow into adolescent and adult dogs.
This Articles is suitable for dog trainers, professionals as well as anyone else interested in simple and effective training methods for improving dog behavior.
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Training is essential for building relationship Training can make the behavior better Training can make him intelligent Training gives a sense of acceptance to dog Proper training can save your time
The document is an advertisement for a two-day dog training course called "Woofathon" taking place in Bangalore, India. The course aims to teach participants 22 tricks and skills to strengthen the bond with their dogs through obedience training, agility exercises, and games over the two-day weekend workshop for a fee of Rs. 3000. It provides details on the schedule, locations, trainers' experience, and how to register for the Woofathon dog training event.
A course that will brighten up your training, strengthen the bond between you and your pooch and can be a fun day for your entire family! This fun training course has a dash of obedience, a sprinkle of agility and a wallop of fun to turn your bored boxer into a canine champion
The document discusses training dogs and provides tips for dog owners. It emphasizes that dog training takes consistency and positive reinforcement of good behaviors with treats. Owners should learn their dog's signals, reward proper behaviors, practice commands regularly, involve the whole family in training, and continue training throughout the dog's life. The tips advise avoiding punishment and yelling, which can reinforce bad behaviors, and using the dog's name positively.
The document discusses training dogs and provides tips for dog owners. It emphasizes that dog training takes consistency and positive reinforcement of good behaviors over time. Owners should learn their dog's signals, use treats when they behave properly, practice commands regularly, involve the whole family, and continue training throughout the dog's life. The document also notes that some breeds require more patience due to their ability to retain information.
GrowthPath Foundation is a non-profit organization established in 2010 in Zandspruit, Johannesburg to promote socio-economic empowerment through integrated community development strategies like education, enterprise development, and ICT. It operates job training programs, supports early childhood development and youth initiatives, provides ICT access, and incubates small businesses. GrowthPath Foundation works in the underserved community of Zandspruit, partnering with local groups, government, and businesses to improve conditions and empower residents through its various programs and services.
The document discusses challenges with the current internet architecture and the need for a next generation architecture. It notes that the current architecture was designed 40 years ago and is facing issues around security, mobility, energy efficiency, and supporting new applications and services. The proposed next generation architecture would address these issues by enhancing security, separating control and data planes, better supporting mobility and distributed services, and enabling location-independent and person-centric communication models.
This document provides an introduction and overview for an "Evolutionary Graphics" class. It outlines the instructor, past student works, course content including theory, workshops, assignments on visual documentation and generative graphics. Assessment is based on visual aesthetics, creativity, knowledge application and complexity. Key terms like evolutionary, generative and algorithmic are introduced. Examples of visual imagery from nature, drawing styles, and artists are presented. Fundamentals of geometry and computer graphics are discussed. Animation exercises using tools like coordinate geometry are also mentioned.
This report provides insight about the Lebanese startup ecosystem, explores its unique challenges and makes recommendations based on international best practices.
This document provides information about St. Colman's Primary School and All Saints' Nursery Unit in Ireland. The school has approximately 210 students from ages 3 to 11, with 25 staff members. It is located in a rural area 35km from Belfast and has very little ethnic diversity. This is the school's first time participating in an Erasmus or Comenius exchange program. The document also includes a SWOT analysis, noting strengths like an innovative staff and community links, weaknesses like this being the first European project, and opportunities for staff development and international recognition.
This document discusses using Atlas probes and the RIPE Laps experiment to test routing issues at internet exchange points (IXPs). The experiments test whether traceroutes between Atlas probes in a country traverse the local IXP or use unwanted upstream routes. Examples of unwanted one-way routing are provided. The document recommends fixing such issues by gaining more attention from network engineers, taking real action after notifications, getting attention from upper management, optimizing local traffic, and gaining buy-in for upgrades to IXP connections.
Barriers to content production & distribution in AfricaInternet Society
The document discusses barriers to content production and distribution in Africa. It describes how using a content delivery network like Akamai can help by deploying local caching servers. This leads to improved performance, with users seeing increased throughput and some seeing speeds over 20 Mbps. As performance improves, usage of the cached content doubles within three months. However, transit costs in Africa are high, so using an Internet exchange point for caching requires a transit "sponsor" to make it economically viable and pass the savings and performance benefits to participants.
This document contains a summary of a presentation on dog behavior, body language, training, and safety around other dogs and people. The presentation covers topics like dog body language signals, introductions between dogs, management strategies to prevent problem behaviors, training tips for behaviors like touching and polite greetings, and muzzle training advice. It provides guidance on safely interacting with other dogs and reading their signals, as well as managing interactions between dogs to prevent conflicts. The presentation aims to provide knowledge to keep dogs and the community safe.
This document provides information about training methods for dogs. It discusses managing a dog's behavior through close supervision and use of crates when unsupervised. It also emphasizes the importance of exercise, both physical and mental, for dogs. Mental stimulation can include interactive toys and training tricks. The document stresses establishing yourself as the alpha in the family pack and providing consistency in how different family members interact with the dog.
Dog obedience training teaches dogs how to behave well and follow commands to prevent behavioral issues. It is best to start training as early as eight weeks old, but older dogs without training can also benefit. When choosing a training center, look for a professional trainer who can properly handle your dog, ensure it is cared for and given attention as well as rest between sessions.
This document provides an overview of the SATZ method for canine training, which focuses on clear communication and cooperation between dogs and their handlers. The 10 key principles of SATZ training are described, including using success signals to mark desired behaviors, targeting to focus the dog's attention, explaining actions with language, and incorporating self-relaxation to build the dog's decision-making skills and reduce reactivity. The goal of SATZ is to empower dogs and strengthen the human-canine relationship through understanding.
This document provides terms and conditions and summaries for chapters in a book about dog training. It discusses that the publisher has tried to be accurate but does not guarantee accuracy. It encourages readers to use their own judgment and seek professional advice.
The document includes a table of contents that lists chapters on benefits of dog training, psychology of dogs, basic and advanced training methods, health and nutrition, conditioning puppies, and wrapping up.
The foreword discusses how training can ensure dogs provide entertainment and fun rather than destruction, and how a dog's personality is based on early puppy training. It states the book will provide techniques for training dogs and improving manners.
This manual will help you teach your dog the basics of obedience. The beginner level exercises will introduce fundamental control commands and give you basic control of your dog. While the approach I’ve taken in this manual will meet the needs of a wide range of pet owners and their dogs, it’s by no means the only effective one.Nor are the methods the last word in all dog-training issues.
If the techniques in this guide aren’t right for your dog’s particular training needs, ask your veterinarian to recommend a dog obedience trainer.A well-trained dog makes for a better behaved pet, a better relationship between pet and owner, and a safer city. Be patient with your pooch, and yourself. You’re both on the learning curve. Happy training!
GETTING STARTED
Before you start the training program, some preparation is needed.
First, read the Week 1 lesson plan, including the “Introduction to dog training,” and follow all the instructions. It will give you some useful background and explain some of the theory behind the training. Completing Week 1 may not take the whole week, but be sure you have read and understood this section before you start training.
There is one lesson plan per week for Weeks 2 - 8. Each builds on the skills of the previous week(s), so it’s important to complete the preceeding lesson before advancing to the next.
Spend a whole week on each lesson plan. Don’t skip ahead.
For best results, train your dog at least 30 minutes each day. Two 15-minute sessions are ideal.
Read the whole lesson plan for the week before starting. As you read, visualize what you’re trying to achieve. Try to picture what the exercises will look like – and how you’ll teach the skill. It’s very helpful to reread individual sections before starting to teach – or even go through the motions without the dog at first.
This Articles Helps you to Resolve common dog training and behavior problems, Prevent and resolve the problems that are likely to arrive as puppies grow into adolescent and adult dogs.
This Articles is suitable for dog trainers, professionals as well as anyone else interested in simple and effective training methods for improving dog behavior.
Dog Owner's Delight: Make Your Dog Obey Every Command With The Most Powerful ...MustakMansuri1
Training is essential for building relationship Training can make the behavior better Training can make him intelligent Training gives a sense of acceptance to dog Proper training can save your time
The document is an advertisement for a two-day dog training course called "Woofathon" taking place in Bangalore, India. The course aims to teach participants 22 tricks and skills to strengthen the bond with their dogs through obedience training, agility exercises, and games over the two-day weekend workshop for a fee of Rs. 3000. It provides details on the schedule, locations, trainers' experience, and how to register for the Woofathon dog training event.
A course that will brighten up your training, strengthen the bond between you and your pooch and can be a fun day for your entire family! This fun training course has a dash of obedience, a sprinkle of agility and a wallop of fun to turn your bored boxer into a canine champion
The document discusses training dogs and provides tips for dog owners. It emphasizes that dog training takes consistency and positive reinforcement of good behaviors with treats. Owners should learn their dog's signals, reward proper behaviors, practice commands regularly, involve the whole family in training, and continue training throughout the dog's life. The tips advise avoiding punishment and yelling, which can reinforce bad behaviors, and using the dog's name positively.
The document discusses training dogs and provides tips for dog owners. It emphasizes that dog training takes consistency and positive reinforcement of good behaviors over time. Owners should learn their dog's signals, use treats when they behave properly, practice commands regularly, involve the whole family, and continue training throughout the dog's life. The document also notes that some breeds require more patience due to their ability to retain information.
The document discusses training dogs and provides tips for dog owners. It emphasizes that dog training takes consistency and positive reinforcement of good behaviors over time. Owners should learn their dog's signals, use treats when they behave properly, practice commands regularly, involve the whole family, and continue training throughout the dog's life. The document also notes that some breeds require more patience due to their ability to retain information.
Introducing Training Your Dog. Inside this eBook, you will discover the topics about training basics, what equipment do you need, start with easy commands, moving on to more advanced commands, house training, make sure to use rewards and not punishment and the trouble with not training your dog
1. Training a dog requires patience, consistency, and positive reinforcement through treats and praise. It is best if one person is responsible for training to avoid confusion.
2. Repetition is key, as dogs will not understand commands immediately. It is important not to scold dogs during training.
3. New commands should be taught one at a time until the dog has mastered the previous one before moving on. Training should take place in various locations to help dogs learn to respond appropriately in different environments.
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Most Dog training programs today fail to engage your Dog on a mental level, and fail to develop his/her intelligence. With enough mental stimulation - many problem behaviors simply melt away. I'll explain why below.
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Explore the key differences between silicone sponge rubber and foam rubber in this comprehensive presentation. Learn about their unique properties, manufacturing processes, and applications across various industries. Discover how each material performs in terms of temperature resistance, chemical resistance, and cost-effectiveness. Gain insights from real-world case studies and make informed decisions for your projects.
1. August Topics
Classes
• Four weeks focused on one topic.
• Bite-sized classes to fit into your busy
summer.
• Classes taught by a certified professional
dog trainer.
• Just $180.00.
• Easy online registration.
• Fun? That goes without saying!
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2. Genius Puppy
• In addition to learning to “sit” and “stay”, your
puppy will learn to love training!
• So little time and so much to do! We introduce
the basics: sit, down, stay, polite leash
manners, sit for greeting, and tons more.
• Puppies are introduced to puppy-sized agility
equipment to help build confidence.
• We also cover the critical puppy behaviours:
bite inhibition, house training, legal chewing
and crate training.
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• You will be armed with the information you need to steer your puppy through
his formative puppy months.
• The time you invest now will lay the foundation for an awesome family pet.
3. Genius Puppy
Who is this class designed for? Puppies 9 wks - 12 wks old
What will my puppy learn?
Foundation behaviours - sit, down, stay, basic leash walking, basic house
manners
Critical puppy lessons - house training, crate training, chewing and settle
exercises.
Dates: Monday, August 8 - Monday, August 29 @ 6:30 p.m.
Fee: $180 + HST
- includes classes + a clicker and a copy of The Genius Puppy Playbook.
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4. Beyond the Basics
• You’ve graduated from Puppy Class are you ready to take your training to
the next level? This is where training becomes really fun.
• Leave It even when there are cookies in front of your dog. Holding a Sit-
Stay even when you jog by. Recall past a food dish. Impossible, you say?
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• By challenging your dog’s understanding,
your dog learns there is always a choice.
Once choice leads to reinforcement, and
the other choice leads to a dead end.
• We also introduce the idea of using
distractions as rewards.
• A perfect class if you are thinking of
trying more advanced dog sports.
5. Beyond the Basics
Who is this class designed for? Any dog wanting to build on basic skills.
What will my dog learn?
Putting basic skills to the test - executing basic skills with increase distractions.
Learning to use back chaining and build impulse control into training.
Foundation behaviours for any advanced dog sport training.
Dates: Monday, August 8 - Monday, August 29 @ 7:30 p.m.
Fee: $180 + HST
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6. Senior Dog Class
• Sometimes we forget about training our senior
dogs. They’re so well behaved we forget that they
can benefit from mental and physical stimulation,
too!
• In Senior Dog Class we do exercises designed to
maintain muscle tone and strengthen balance
using FitPaws and Canine Gym equipment.
• Shaping exercises help your senior pooch get
some mental stimulation to keep his noodle sharp!
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7. Senior Dog Class
Who is this class designed for? Any dog would benefit from this class but
exercises are designed with senior dogs in mind.
What will my dog learn?
Use of FitPaws and Canine Gym equipment to strengthen and tone muscles.
Shaping games for mental stimulation.
Dates: Tuesday, August 2 - Tuesday, August 23 @ 7:30 p.m.
Fee: $180 + HST
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8. Leash Walking 101
• Are you tired of being dragged from tree to tree on your walks? Our Leash
Walking 101 class gives you a training protocol to train polite leash manners.
• Dogs are egocentric. They do what works for them. You can’t really blame
them for pulling - because it works! They pull, we follow. Learn how we can
teach dogs not to pull without going to war with them.
• In the last class we take the training on the road to a mall across the street!
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9. Leash Walking 101
Who is this class designed for? Any dog who pulls on leash.
What will my dog learn?
Polite leash manners: no pulling, and sitting when we stop walking.
This class does not address dogs who are reactive on leash towards other dogs
or people. Check out our Reactive Dog class in the Fall session for help!
Dates: Tuesday, August 2 - Tuesday, August 23 @ 6:30 p.m.
Fee: $180 + HST
- includes classes + a clicker and a copy of The Leash Walking 101 Playbook.
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10. Competitive Obedience: Reducing Rewards
• Positive reinforcement trainers do an awesome job of
building behaviours using food and toy rewards. But
how do we go about reducing rewards without losing
engagement and motivation?
• I can help!
• This 4 week class will introduce you to the science
behind reducing rewards and transferring value to a
conditioned reinforcer that you can take into the ring.
• You will also learn to build an alternative expectation for
rewards - so “no food or toy in your hand” doesn’t
automatically mean no reinforcement is available.
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11. Competitive Obedience: Reducing Rewards
Who is this class designed for? Any dog training for competitive dog sports.
What will my dog learn?
Transferring value of a known reinforcer (like cookies) to a conditioned
reinforcer.
Back chaining to use the preceding behaviour as reinforcement.
Changing your dog’s expectation - food/toy in your hand doesn’t mean
reinforcement isn’t coming.
Dates: Thursday, August 4 - Thursday, August 25 @ 6:30 p.m.
Fee: $180 + HST
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12. Competitive Obedience: Heeling and Focus
• Attention is taught, but focus is earned.
• You can’t teach focused attention - it comes as a by-
product of how you train.
• Is your dog watching you? Or doing his own thing?
• Focused attention means your dog isn’t just looking
at you, but he’s engaged with what you are doing.
• Focus games can make focused attention part of
your heel work.
• Build focused attention into other behaviours like
retrieving and signal exercises.
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13. Competitive Obedience: Heeling and Focus
Who is this class designed for? Any dog/handler team who have foundation
competitive heel work training.
What will my dog learn?
The difference between attention and focus and how to get both.
Groundwork to build a dog who works with focused attention.
Building focused attention into other exercises like signals and the retrieve.
Dates: Thursday, August 4 - Thursday, August 25 @ 7:30 p.m.
Fee: $180 + HST
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14. Clicker Training
• Clicker training is widely acknowledged as the fastest
way to train a dog. It is also the tool I most often see
used incorrectly.
• The incomparable Bob Bailey said of clicker training:
It’s simple but not easy.
• Shaping, targeting, capturing - oh my!
• Train simple to complex behaviours using a clicker.
• Whether you have used a clicker before, or you want to
explore the clicker revolution, this class is for you.
• Open up a new way to communicate with your dog.
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15. Clicker Training
Who is this class designed for? Experience and inexperienced clicker
trainers!
What will my dog learn?
Shaping, capturing, free-shaping and targeting using the clicker.
Dates: Saturday, August 6 - Saturday, August 27 @ 10:30 a.m.
Fee: $180 + HST
- includes your own Inspired Dog clicker!
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