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Getting started
21 Lessons-
StartHow to complete this training
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StartMark words, giving treats, luring, and treat testing
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StartTaking breaks
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StartDemanding behaviours
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StartHow dogs learn
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StartFinding your dogs motivation
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StartDefault hand position
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StartImportance of routine
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StartIntroduction to luring
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StartMarker timing
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StartMarker training
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StartReward placement
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StartThe art of treat delivery
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StartUnderstanding dog toys
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StartWhat is management
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StartDaily dog diary
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StartDiets
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StartRehearsing behaviours
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StartProactive or reactive
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StartBody language
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StartBuilding new behaviour
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Video vault
126 Lessons-
StartAppropriate play
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StartArc by approaching distraction
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StartAround to with-me position
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StartArousal up and down
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StartBack away recall
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StartBall throwing
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StartBody awareness cavalettis
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StartBody condition scoring
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StartBonding through hand feeding
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StartBreaking up play
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StartBuilding door manners
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StartBuilding relationship with tricks
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StartCalming protocol
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StartCapturing sit
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StartCar trips and safe travel
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StartChanging direction for focus
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StartCheck in from a distance
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StartCheck in on cue
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StartCheck in on the move
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StartCollar and harness holds
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StartCollar or harness?
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StartCome close
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StartCome close game
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StartConsent testing
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StartCounter surfing
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StartCounting game
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StartCrate training
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StartCreating a trick routine
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StartCreative canine cuisine
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StartDistraction duration and distance
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StartDiscover your dogs outlets
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StartDitch the bowl
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StartDog tags
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StartEnrichment
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StartEcape by crossing the street
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StartEscape turn to front
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StartEscape using a treat magnet
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StartEscape u-turn
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StartFading out management
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StartFeed and water bowls
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StartFigure 8 trick
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StartFigure 8 walking
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StartFlirt pole fun
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StartFollow me feed me
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StartGo throw
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StartGo to spot
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StartGo to your bed
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StartHide and seek
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StartInappropriate play
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StartImportance of scent
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StartIntroduction to leave
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StartIntroducing a ramp
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StartIntroduction to people
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StartIntroduction to shaping
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StartIntroduction to targeting
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StartIts picnic time
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StartJumping up prevention
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StartKnock it
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StartLead by the collar
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StartLearning to catch
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StartLearning to drop
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StartLearning to walk backwards
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StartLeave task switching
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StartLong lines and retractable leads
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StartLook at that
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StartLowering arousal
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StartManners around people
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StartMastering calm walking
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StartName game
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StartNeutral behaviours
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StartNose targeting (building movement)
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StartNose touch recall
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StartObstacle courses
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StartPing pong recall
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StartPlay pens
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StartPlaying with your dog
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StartPositive sound exposure
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StartPractice turns on a walk
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StartPreventing food/toy guarding
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StartRapid recall
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StartRecall to middle
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StartRecall to sit
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StartRegaining your dogs attention
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StartReturn to side
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StartScavenger hunt scentwork
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StartSettle as you workout
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StartSettle in public
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StartShoot through game
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StartSleep requirements
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StartSlow feed from above
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StartSniff and go
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StartSniffari adventures
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StartSpin
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StartStair etiquette in the home
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StartStartle responses
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StartStealing
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StartStop start game
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StartSwap and drop
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StartTeach your dog to recycle
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StartTeaching a paw target
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StartTeaching a positive interrupter
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StartTeaching a release cue
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StartTeaching a settle
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StartTeaching a walking position
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StartTeaching an autostop
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StartTeaching down
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StartTeen stand
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StartThe Bucket Game
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StartThe crate/bed fairy
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StartThe flitting game
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StartThrough the legs
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StartTouch sensitivity
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StartTreasure bag adventure
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StartTug to fetch
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StartUrban agility
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StartVet checks
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StartWalk and catch
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StartWalking pace changes
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StartWater exposure and safety
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StartWheres my face
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StartWith-me adding lines to circles
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StartWith-me circles
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StartWith-me circles and refocus
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StartWith-me shapes
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StartWith-me stationary
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StartWrap around
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Adolescent
Course Summary
Specifically for our adolescent dogs. Specifially designed to support you through the adolescent phase, roughly 6-18 months but suitable for any age dogs. Includes: - recall - lead walking - calmness - focus - fun and enjoying your dog - settling at home - how to manage unwanted behaviours - managing visitors and visits out - online version of the course - more
Course Curriculum
Jo Philpott
Jo has a Level 5 Advanced Diploma in Dog Behaviour Management. She is a qualified lecturer and taught in colleges for 10 years previous to moving to dog training and behaviour full time in 2018. She participates in continuous professional development and is working towards a Level 6 qualification as a Canine Science Behaviourist.