Oppositional Feeding for Drop
Oppositional Feeding is a flatwork pattern where the handler delivers discs to the dog in the opposite direction of the dog’s movement. Oppositional feeding has…
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Oppositional Feeding
Those who have worked with us know what Directional Feeding, Directional Leading and the Pawsitive Vybe Ribbon (PVR) are. You are also probably familiar with how…
Oppositional Feeding Details and Balance
Oppositional Feeding is a great tool for shaping a dog's movement and for regulating speed on the disc dog field and balanced movement is key. This is…
Oppositional Feeding Applications 2020
Oppositional Feeding is a powerful flatwork tool that can be used for many purposes. It can be used to slow a dog down, to increase drop distance, to …
Oppositional Feeding
Oppositional Feeding is the opposite of Directional Feeding. The handler throws a disc in the opposite direction that the dog is moving. Oppositional Feeding is…
Oppositional Feeding Applications
Easy Cheetah! Kiva is just an animal on the retrieve. He runs in faster than he goes out and swarms Apryl. Many dogs and handlers…
Oppositional Feeding for a Distance Flip
Ron Watson & Loot use Oppositional Feeding to create a flip for a disc at 5-10 yards. Get the theory and practice behind this skill...
Oppositional Feeding – Fixing a Latent Drop
We like to use Oppositional Feeding with many Drop issues with high drive dogs. In the case of a late Drop or a dog that habitually retrieves, the rew…
Oppositional Feeding Applications
Pressure generated by dogs with lots of drive can be reduced by using Oppositional Feeding. It is a great tool for slowing dogs down and reducing thei…
Disc Dog Flatwork: Oppositional Feeding
Oppositional Feeding is a technique that I have been using for some time now to slow my dogs down a bit and get them to settle in and work away from m…
DiscDogger Weekly #22 | Puppy Power and Pre-Cuing
Episode #22 Puppy Power! Wham! is the star of this show, doing some disc dog puppy Bitework. We hit on some Oppositional Feeding and talk a bit about …
Training Triad | End the Victory Lap – Shaping the Release
After a dog catches the disc they break off the attack and move to regroup or to a ready position. The movement after the catch can be called the Rele…
DiscDogger Weekly #22 Premiere – Puppy Power!
Catch this week's episode of DiscDogger Weekly, #22 on YT Premiere at 12:00 ET Jan 28 on YouTube or in the comfort of your own home on the Pawsitive V…
Dog Doesn’t Drop
When working on getting a dog to drop on cue, whether predicting and cuing, oppositional feeding, prompt switching, or just generally exercising a cued Drop,…
Setting a Working Flank with Vaults and Overs
Vault to Flank Setting the Flank after a Vault or Over is a really simple task. All you have to do is turn in the…
PVybe Life Episode 3 – Merry New Year!
Here’s the third episode of the PVybe Show. We just got done with disc dog camp and got some video of the trip and some…
Fixing a Late Drop with a Give
Alternating between Drop and Give provide a strong contrast between the location of the Give and the lack of location on the Drop. I believe this dist…
Eight Ways to Slow Down Your Disc Dog
Slowing down a disc dog's on field movements is important for safety and performance. It is also important for your dog's frame of mind as well. Thoug…
PVybe Disc Dog Camp – Learning to Drop
Laura starts out by freeshaping the Drop and adjusting her position so Lakota doesn't get to drop discs in front of her at her feet. Once the Drop is …
More Drops with Hops
This is a typical disc dog training session here at Pawsitive Vybe. We grab a leash, a handful of Frisbees, a highly aroused dog and walk across the t…