Here's an updated effort on all movements, auto sit, exercise finish and sit/stay. This includes a 3 min sit/stay at 6', which is why the video is so long. There were a number of corrections on the sit/stay but we are definitely making good progress. The next video will be the Recall to SSIF and Down.
A place to learn a new language, the Koehler Method of Dog Training, which is an entire language of communication between owner(s) and their dog. Let their journey begin...
FOUNDATION Course Outline
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FOUNDATION Course Equipment List
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Tech Savvy (ecollar)
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Class Emails
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FOUNDATION Course Glossary
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FOUNDATION Course articles by Deb Kidwell (Understanding why KMODT works so well each week)
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HOMEWORK Week 10: The Novice run-thru
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HOMEWORK Week 9: The BN
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HOMEWORK Week 8: Dog learns Reliability
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HOMEWORK WEEK 8: Dog learns Acceptance
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HOMEWORK Week 7: Dog learns Acceptance
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HOMEWORK Week 6: Dog learns Accountability
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HOMEWORK Week 5 Cliff Notes
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HOMEWORK Week 5: Dog learns Patience
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HOMEWORK Week 4 Cliff Notes
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HOMEWORK Week 4: Dog learns Subordination
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HOMEWORK Week 3 Cliff Notes
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HOMEWORK Week 3: Dog learns Discipline
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HOMEWORK Week 2 Cliff Notes
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HOMEWORK Week 2: Dog learns Responsibility
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HOMEWORK Week 1: Dog learns Attention
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HOMEWORK, Lesson 1: Intro to Inverted Longe Line (ILL)
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HOMEWORK: Before you begin
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Student EXAMS
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Instructor's EXAMS
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These are worth reading, listening to, or watching
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*IMPORTANT*
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Prior Student videos & their stories
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About Roxanne Lee (how she became a nationally certified dog trainer)
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Fun stuff!
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AKC Trials & Events
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Understanding Your Dog's Genetic Hardwiring
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Great Job Kellie !!! She is working with you and for you.
ReplyDeleteRemember the right elbow goes to the sky when you correct for the sit at heel position.
You can tell she is internalizing the training. I remember her going crazy over the UPS truck when we first started LL. She kept her cool 😎.
On the turns your opposite foot to each direction should be at 45 degree angle while your shoulders are still facing forward before you make the turns. Left and right turns. The exaggeration of the foot at the 45 degree helps the dog read your Mechanics.
These two weeks have I’m proved both of you !!!
Yes , so much improvement. Great feedback Jessi.
ReplyDeleteKellie, here are 2 pointers from me.
1) Take MUCH smaller steps as the smaller the step, the more time the learning dog has to 'read your feet'.
2) When you complete an EXAM (or a training session), please don't go into 'leash mush '. What I mean by that term is the tendency of a learning student is to use the leash correctly for an EXAM and then, when done, the leash handling becomes sloppy. Anytime a dog has on its leash, LL, or light line (Week 7) , the dog is 'working'. We are trainto do to recognize not only your mechanics, but the training equipment. *ALWAYS, Always, always, handle these pieces of training equipment with cognitive awareness these pieces if training equipment are 'cues' to the dog it is to remain in 'work mode'. Be 🧐 careful in how you.treat the training equipment when on a learning dog as you can, inadvertently, train the dog to IGNORE or DISRESPECT the training equipment.
Does that make sense?