Welcome to the Learning Center.
This page is full of valuable information, handouts, articles and videos to help you on your training journey. We are updating all the time, so keep an eye out for new material!
Hosted by your trainer Leum, who speaks about how the training world really works as well as tips and tricks that can better your own training at home.
Learn from some certified behavioral professionals by checking out some of the 'not to thought of' concepts to dog communication and training.
TRAINING VIDEOS
Desensitization Basic: Harness
Name Game: Criteria Building
Turning In Heel: Basic Lure
TRAINING HANDOUTS
Learn more about the different types of barks that your dog uses and how to address them.
Discover why sniffing is an important part of your dogs well-being.
Clickers are one of many tools for 'marking' good behavior.
Building an enrichment routine for your dog allows them to learn how to regulate themselves as well as builds a pattern they can trust.
Learn how we approach training through positive reinforcement!
Define the walk before you go on one!
Open up your communication with your pets by letting them know they did RIGHT!
BASICS TO DOG TRAINING SUCCESS
Set up your environment to help your dog be the most successful.
Your dog may have the basics, so now it's time to step it up a notch. Here is how to bulletproof your cues.
Learn how to recognize when your dog is approaching their learning threshold and how to get them to a state of focus.
Help your dog be successful in each area before asking for perfection in environments they haven't had prior experience in.
Set your pup up for success by establishing the 2-chance policy!
Keep play sessions short, offer trades and more.
Play the NAME GAME to help your dog learn their name, and establish it as a 'passive attention' tool.
Using a lure to get the fastest response, don't forget to fade your lure as you improve on your training.
Using a lure to get the fastest response, don't forget to fade your lure as you improve on your training.
WAIT means to 'hold on a second', where STAY means to 'freeze!" Use WAIT for barriers like streets, doors and cars!
When you have a puppy who experiences separation distress, use this exercise to build trust that you are coming back!
One of the many pattern games that can help change emotional responses in our dogs.
Build your foundation to the LEAVE IT Cue.
Take the next step towards proofing your cues.
Take the next step towards proofing your cues, involving walking 'leave it's".
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