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  1. Section 1: OVERVIEW & FUNDAMENTALS

    Welcome Lectures
    16 Video Topics
  2. Section 2: Introduction / Theory
    Communicating with Dogs
    1 Video Topic
  3. Understanding the Genetic Makeup of the Dog
    1 Video Topic
  4. What Makes Shelter Dogs Different
    2 Video Topics
  5. The Anatomy of a Dog
    1 Quiz
  6. Section 3: GETTING STARTED
    The Various Groups / Breeds of Dogs
    4 Video Topics
  7. The Shelter Mix Breakdown
    1 Video Topic
  8. The Blueprint of the Dog
    1 Video Topic
  9. Anthropomorphism
    1 Video Topic
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    1 Quiz
  10. Section 4: Safety
    Mitigating Injuries
    2 Video Topics
  11. Canine Body Language
    1 Video Topic
  12. Spatial Pressure
    1 Video Topic
  13. Radius of Temperament
    1 Video Topic
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    1 Quiz
  14. Section 5: The BASICS OF TRAINING
    Bonding Through Training
    2 Video Topics
  15. Luring and Shaping Behaviors
    5 Video Topics
  16. Engagement Training
    4 Video Topics
  17. Using Food as a Reward
    1 Video Topic
  18. Different Training Methods
    1 Video Topic
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    1 Quiz
  19. Section 6: UNDERSTANDING DOGS THROUGH TRAINING
    Engagement Training Continued
    5 Video Topics
  20. Recall Training
    5 Video Topics
  21. Corrections vs Punishment
    1 Video Topic
  22. Long Line Training
    5 Video Topics
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    1 Quiz
  23. SECTION 7: USING THE LEASH & LONG LINE
    How to Use a Leash
    7 Video Topics
  24. Long Line Training - Part 2
    6 Video Topics
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    1 Quiz
  25. Section 8: HOW TRAINING SAVES LIVES
    The Canine Good Citizen
    5 Video Topics
  26. Basic Obedience
    4 Video Topics
  27. Teaching the Leave It Command
    4 Video Topics
  28. The Place Command
    3 Video Topics
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    1 Quiz
  29. Section 9: Building Confidence
    Building Confidence
    3 Video Topics
  30. Touch Sensitivity
    1 Video Topic
  31. Fear Aggression
    1 Video Topic
  32. Progressive Desensitization
    1 Video Topic
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    1 Quiz
  33. Section 10: Getting Dogs Around other Dogs
    Dog to Dog Introductions
    10 Video Topics
  34. Leash Dropping
    1 Video Topic
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    1 Quiz
  35. Section 11: Playgroup Training
    What is a Structured and Managed Playgroup
    2 Video Topics
  36. Beginning and Structuring a Playgroup
    4 Video Topics
  37. What Makes Playgrounds Safe vs Dangerous
    3 Video Topics
  38. How Playgroups Benefit Dogs in Shelters
    2 Video Topics
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    1 Quiz
  39. Section 12: Behavior Observations
    Understanding What You See
    5 Video Topics
  40. Defining Behaviors
    3 Video Topics
  41. Reading Dogs
    3 Video Topics
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    1 Quiz
  42. SECTION 13: PROBLEM SOLVING
    High Drive Dogs
    2 Video Topics
  43. Mouthy Dogs
    1 Video Topic
  44. Barrier Aggression Examples
    4 Video Topics
  45. Fear Issues
    3 Video Topics
  46. Leash Biting
    2 Video Topics
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    1 Quiz
  47. SECTION 14: CORRECTIONS IN DOG TRAINING - Part 1
    Corrections Save Lives
    6 Video Topics
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    1 Quiz
  48. Section 15: Corrections in Dog Training - Part 2
    The Proper Use of Corrections
    7 Video Topics
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    1 Quiz
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This lesson deals with dogs in a group and how to engage them, correct them and work with them. We work on leash skills, dog neutrality and demonstrate ways to get the dogs to focus more on you. We talk about how to reward behavior and how to get the behavior we want. Using redirection as a way of correction makes the dog check in with us and build a better bond.

In thise discussion we talk about the difference between playgroups and engagement training.

This is a great large group training with Louis and I working with different handlers. You’d be best served to watch this two or more times to follow my lectures first and then Louis’. There is a little cross talk on some of the video lessons since we didn’t aim at shooting a professional video series. This entire course was shot on the fly with little regard for anything other than saving lives!

This was often the case when Louis and I taught together. We would be giving advice to two different people at the same time. Since all of these sessions were filmed during workshops, they are real and raw. I never did set ups, rehearsals or edits to make it pretty. This is real world training, real world issues and real results!


Video: Engagement vs. Playgroups Lecture