DiscDog.Live#17 | Slacker Training Sunday – Late Night at the DiscDog Dojo
Hang out with Ron & the pups in the DiscDog Dojo for a little bit of Slacker Training.
June 12, 2022 at 09:54PM
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Great live! I am going to try the dismissal with Odie when he won’t do the dog catch or stall when I have the discs, or when I am outside on the field. with discs. He does a great dog catch and stall for cookies, but not so much when I have discs out or when we are outside on the field.. Maybe this will help his understanding that to keep the game going, he needs to Do It! King is really getting better, and of course CupCake is just fabulous!
Thanks Elysia! CupCake IS fabulous.
I think this was a nice session. Great work for King, for sure. Kind of excited to get some solid work out of the fellas in the future. On trajectory, right?
Be sure to get Odie HIGH and get him set up with some success. Leverage that success towards making the leap to the behavior and to serve as contrast if you wind up dismissing him. Getting some Boom-Pow Success (BPS) with bonafide behaviors and earned bites, rollers, and throws is key.