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Welcome to your Dog Training Community ⚑
Hey! I'm excited to welcome you to the community! Please leave a comment and tell us where you are from. Thanks, Nick P.S. Don't forget to watch the onboarding so you can make the most of the group.
Welcome to your Dog Training Community ⚑
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@Jessica Moreno if you have a Lagotto you really need to join Ben's truffle hunting group! - https://www.skool.com/truffleforager/about?ref=6262c5e04d144b1a89c3bc18c2b68a28
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@Michelle Henry Welcome! If you plan to start your own group I always recommend Calvin's community. It is absolutely invaluable - https://www.skool.com/communityleadership/about?ref=6262c5e04d144b1a89c3bc18c2b68a28
Focus Switching
I know a bunch of you have taught this focus switching e.g. from something away from you, and also back to focusing on your face. What's your favourite method? Any favourite tutorials/resources?
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@Koen Pauly Yes, I need the ability to switch between both for IGP.
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@Ben Perkins I'm in his group, I'll check it out!
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@Holly Pearson this post is from yesterday! You already missed it!
The Theory of Tug
Here's a bunch of stuff I think you should know about playing with your dog. Just knowing this will make your play much better. Credit to @Alex Lato for the play cycle idea. You should also check out his community
The Theory of Tug
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@Sue Cheesman it is a common problem, as you said usually resolved by putting the dog on the lead and encouraging them back to you. You can do that by using your voice, walking backwards and gently reeling the lead in. Then you try to make the dog feel it was worth it to return to you by making that experience rewarding with praise and eventually tugging. You can also do that inside in a room or even in a corridor where it is harder for her to run off entirely.
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@Diane Gollowitzer good tip, a finished cue can also be helpful for dogs that struggle to understand when the game is over.
Weekend Off-Topic
Tell us about a content creator you really like - doesn't have to be dog related. I'll start. I always enjoy GeoWizard's missions - https://www.youtube.com/@GeoWizard Also, enjoy Joel Ashton's Wild Your Garden content - https://www.youtube.com/@WildYourGardenWithJoelAshton
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