Capping & Building Drive
This video started out quite accidentally. Jimi started barking at me to get his lotus ball. I thought, “Hey, this is a great time to address the issue of dogs who bark at people.” I get that all the time. More importantly, this barking can be a useful tool for some dogs who have little drive. Barking at the handler gives the dog some confidence and that confidence can be a good thing.
There are so many owners who complain that their dog constantly barks at stuff. All they want is a way to get the dog to stop barking. I address that in this lesson as well.
Overall, this “accidental lesson” will end up being one of the most important things you’ll learn in terms of a dog’s drive. Watch the video and the lesson carefully, there’s a lot more info here than what lies on the surface.
When a dog is barking his drive is elevated. He’s in action… When he stops barking, those drives are “capped.”
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