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So, for me, everything is about "Can your dog manage itself while it's waiting to do something exciting. That's usually lots of shaping behavior, because that stuff's just in the dog already, so it's down to us to shape that in the right direction. I now understand my dog better and we are building a strong relationship where his choices are beginning to be reliable and thus earning him more freedom to run and vent his energy is useful and manageable behaviours.So really the webinar is looking into the difference between a working dog ready for action, doing waiting but ready for action, and a dog relaxing, because a lot of the working dogs struggle with the relaxation aspect in life. Jane Ardern: My big thing is really getting people to understand that they're teaching the dog a skill, often rather than behaviors, especially when you have dogs who are excitable in high arousal. Those who need more advanced stuff will find it in the writing, and those who need to simply follow steps and start have that offered up on a plate with solid reasoning to help them understand the why behind the what when they're ready for it. The exercises are fun for both the dog and the handler and you will love the feeling when you start to work together.

Jane says she has learned the most when knee-deep in mud in a wood full a pheasants, rabbit and deer, applying the classroom theory to the real world. But again, they all have certain traits, they're all designed to grow those behaviors as they mature. com/services/translation-service/medicine ) on breeding and training, but this book is definitely to place to start if you want to have a companion dog.We encourage owners to understand their dog's view of the world and all our training methods are based on trust and cooperation rather than fear or force. To round out everything you've been talking about, because we have covered a lot of ground, if we were to drill everything down into one key piece of information, or one key takeaway, that you really want people to walk away from listening to this with, what would that be? And also looking a little bit into shaping behavior, capturing and rewarding so the dog has options, because again, especially with a young dog, you can't just go, "Hey, relax," and they can just change their neurochemistry and fall asleep. The two of you will work as a team andbecause you are the fun person who allows him to access all the good things in life, he will try his heart out for you! We will look at identifying arousal through observable behaviors including when and how to support your dog.

Jane Arden is a well respected dog trainer with both practical knowledge of dogs and a degree in dog behaviour her knowledge shines through the book, it's like having Jane at your side.I always think it would be fascinating to see, to MRI scan a dog that's been trained in impulse control and then a dog that hasn't, and actually see what is their differences, what are the differences, does the brain function differently. Obviously, trying to work with his behavior problems really sparked my interest just in dog behavior and dog training, and it went from there. I started a journey, I think, looking for a cure for aggression, and here I am, still looking for one.

I appreciate an author who does not gloss over the fallouts, and indeed she goes into detail of the fall outs you can expect for each of the quadrants and makes a point of highlighting positive methods as not immune to fall out. You mentioned before we started recording — when you say you're out training them, you mean literally you're on a training getaway this week, right? He supported me really well, and he was great, because I said to him, "I don't want you to get hold of my dog. But do you sometimes wish you could reign in some of that enthusiasm and produce the results you both deserve?

Jane does no preaching, she states the facts, the importance and drops these awesome little nuggets of mind melting clarity that had me walking around the house trying to fit my skull back together. This book goes beyond the basic obedience training to help the dog to have self control not being under the thumb and not knowing what to do if not micromanaged. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. But the webinar is delving into the emotional state and being aware of, when we release dogs from specific behaviors, about reinforcement and association, and if we want relaxation, are we creating relaxation or are we creating anticipation. Actually Mission Control is essential reading for trainers and handlers in all sporting disciplines, and for those who simply want to get the best from their companion dogs.