Sentences with phrase «distracting situations»

What if there were a way to actually have your puppy perform better in distracting situations?

This demonstrates the dog is confident with distracting situations.

Owners will learn to train their dogs at a further distance and obedience train their dogs through distracting situations.

As your dog becomes more comfortable following your lead in even distracting situations, you are ready to lessen your reliance on a plan and replace it with the new habit!

Test 9: Reaction to distraction To demonstrate the dog is confident when faced with common distracting situations, the evaluator will select and present two distractions.

Even in the most distracted situations, when he's playing with other dogs, for example, or wanting to chase a deer or a squirrel, we call Tully and he disengages from the activity.

Learn the basics of loose leash walking and then practice in increasingly distracting situations — your dog will soon be happily following your lead (small pun intended).

Problem solving skills for challenging issues such as foot handling, trailer loading, and helping your horse feel comfortable in highly distracting situations

We'll help you teach them cues so they can relax in the boats, exit only when asked, and handle distracting situations such as other dogs, wildlife, and higher use areas.

Your dog will learn how to greet strangers with impeccable manners, walk calmly with you through crowds and other distracting situations, keep her calm around other canines, and work at a distance.

When your dog can look at you most situations 9 out of 10 times when asked, you are ready to use the cue in significantly distracting situations, as when a dog or unfamiliar person is approaching.

Add speed and reliability to basic behaviors in more distracting situations.

This test demonstrates that the dog is confident at all times when faced with common distracting situations.

Training topics include hand signal exercises for the sit, down and stand, heeling with attention, recalls in distracting situations, finishes, improving and proofing stays, sit and stand stays for examination.

There's blame on both sides but as good a player as he is it is a distracting situation.

Your dog will learn sit, down, stay, go to your bed, leave it, recall, loose leash walking, and — most importantly — how to focus on you in distracting situations.

The same applies to any cue that you are tempted to give in a new or distracting situation.

In this class, dogs learn self control and better attention skills during exciting or distracting situations.

We'll take your dog everywhere we go and teach him / her how to behave and respond under the most difficult and distracting situations.

Reaction to Distractions Dog must be able to demonstrate that he can remain calm in distracting situations.

Offering 100 % Attention with an eager attitude in distracting situations is a very difficult behavior for most dogs.

It has to be calm in busy or distracting situations, without becoming panicked or aggressive.

Now you are ready to take it on the road and practice in more distracting situations.