DiscDogger Weekly #22 Premiere – Puppy Power!

Ron January 28, 2021

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 Vybe Channel on Roku. Lessons from the blog coming soon…

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Episode #22 Premiere on YT at 12:00PM ET Thursday Jan 28 and on the Pawsitive Vybe Channel on Roku

Chapters:
1:08 – Wham! Puppy BiteworkBitework is an activity or a game that consists of biting and dropping a toy on cue. Cued Bites and cued Drops (and Gives) can be used to teach and reinforce many behaviors. Functions
4:31 – Pre-Cuing for Sequences with Jack & Remix
10:22 – Grasshopper Puppy Position & Set Up
13:01 – Wham! Bitework Details
16:25 – Oppositional FeedingOppositional Feeding is the opposite of Directional Feeding. The handler throws a disc in the opposite direction that the dog is moving. Oppositional Feeding is a flatwork and training technique used to slow & Balance
20:04 – Puppy Catching | Bridging the TakeA Take is a cued Bite that replicates the placement and timing of a throw. Usually used with overs, vaults, and flips, the Take is a powerful teaching tool for creating habitual leaping
25:36 – Divine Canine Solutions Summit
27:05 – Bridging the Take Part 2

Categories: DiscDogger Weekly, Online Dog Training and Disc Dog Shows

DiscDogger Weekly #22 | Puppy Power and Pre-Cuing

Episode #22 Puppy Power! Wham! is the star of this show, doing some disc dog puppy BiteworkBitework is an activity or a game that consists of biting and dropping a toy on cue. Cued Bites and cued Drops (and Gives) can be used to teach and reinforce many behaviors.. We hit on some Oppositional FeedingOppositional Feeding is the opposite of Directional Feeding. The handler throws a disc in the opposite direction that the dog is moving. Oppositional Feeding is a flatwork and training technique used to slow and talk a bit about cuing and sequencing as well. Hope you dig the show!

Ron January 28, 2021

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DiscDogger Weekly #19 – Talking Disc Dogs and Disc Dog Bitework

Welcome to DiscDogger Weekly Episode 19. On this week’s agenda we’ve got disc dog puppy bitework with Grasshopper and a new disc dog star, Wham! We’ve got some discussion of disc dog shapes and Team MovementTeam Movement is how dog and handler move, as a team, out there on the field. It is a judging category in some organizations and certainly is a focus of many judges, players, with UpDog Founder,Jack Fahle, and demonstration of the impact of handler movement on Shapes with Ron & Epic. Throwing is featured this week as well with a lesson on throwing behind the back, a wordy announcement from Pawsitive Vybe, and a freestyle Jam session with Jack & Spice.

Ron November 23, 2020

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Oppositional Feeding Applications 2020

Oppositional FeedingOppositional Feeding is the opposite of Directional Feeding. The handler throws a disc in the opposite direction that the dog is moving. Oppositional Feeding is a flatwork and training technique used to slow 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 get a dog to pay attention to the handler, and to shape flatwork patterns amongst other things including setting up a flip at a distance.

Ron January 22, 2021

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Patron’s Choice: Shaping a Leaping Catch | Leaping Concepts

Patron’s Choice Sneak Peek | Public Access Dec. 26
Key concepts of the canine leaping skill and behavior chain that shape and reinforce a leaping catch.

Ron December 19, 2019

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DiscDogger Weekly #21 | Season 3 Premiere

Season 3 has started! Episode #21 of DiscDogger Weekly features some UpDog Games, a few excerpts from our online classes, FlatworkFlatwork is the stuff that…

Ron January 22, 2021

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DiscDogger Weekly #24 – Flank or Pass and Wait vs Stay with Dog Catch & Stall

Episode 24 of the show takes on over-arousal in a multi-session progression lesson on Wait vs Stay featuring Ron & Motown working on the Back StallA Stall happens when your dog leaps up and stays on a part of your body. Stalls are usually named by the part of your body they happen on. If your dog leaps. This type of strategic multitasking in dog training is what we do here at Pawsitive Vybe and should not be missed. We also have some Disc Quan Do class excerpts featuring the FlankOut to the side of the handler is the Flank. If the dog is out to the handler's right or left the dog is on Flank. If the dog is moving with the or PassA Pass or Passing is a linear Team Movement maneuver that has the dog running or moving past the handler in close proximity, crossing or breaking the plane of the handler's body. Challenge that are on point for DiscDogger Weekly. Hope you dig the show!

Ron February 13, 2021

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