If you have taken classes with me before you know how much food we use for reinforcement. How about a class where we add in your dog’s favorite toy for some game play and reinforcement? (no squeaky toys please)
Dress up your dog and yourself for a class of Halloween-themed games based on some of your favorite games from classes. There may even be an opportunity for some trick or treating . . . canine-style.
Meal times are a struggle for many families as their dog tends to want to be a part of the activities when many people just want some peace and quiet. Learn some strategies to bring peace to your mealtimes.
We teach the foundations of the It’s Your Choice Game in most of our classes. How about we take that learning and apply it to some real-world scenarios?
Have you ever found yourself in a situation with your dog where you feel ill-equipped to make good decisions because of their behavior? This class will outline a few quick and easy plans that you can pull out of your toolkit.
Dogs can be pessimistic and/or optimistic. It is helpful to have a healthy balance of both. We often find that dogs lacking optimism are the dogs we label as reactive. This class will teach you some skills to help your dog to access the optimistic part of their brain more often by activating their seeking system thus making them more optimistic in general and perhaps less reactive over time.
The games in this class will provide your dog with an anchor which just happens to also involve close proximity to you. Why do our dogs need an anchor? It can provide protection from the environment, a safe space, and value for being close to you.
Who knows what this class will bring because it is going to be full of games based on the first letter of each dog’s name. Who doesn’t love a little chaos the week before Christmas right LOL!
If you have taken classes with me before you know how much food we use for reinforcement. How about a class where we add in your dog’s favorite toy for some game play and reinforcement? (no squeaky toys please)
Dress up your dog and yourself for a class of Halloween-themed games based on some of your favorite games from classes. There may even be an opportunity for some trick or treating . . . canine-style.
Meal times are a struggle for many families as their dog tends to want to be a part of the activities when many people just want some peace and quiet. Learn some strategies to bring peace to your mealtimes.
We teach the foundations of the It’s Your Choice Game in most of our classes. How about we take that learning and apply it to some real-world scenarios?
Have you ever found yourself in a situation with your dog where you feel ill-equipped to make good decisions because of their behavior? This class will outline a few quick and easy plans that you can pull out of your toolkit.
Dogs can be pessimistic and/or optimistic. It is helpful to have a healthy balance of both. We often find that dogs lacking optimism are the dogs we label as reactive. This class will teach you some skills to help your dog to access the optimistic part of their brain more often by activating their seeking system thus making them more optimistic in general and perhaps less reactive over time.
The games in this class will provide your dog with an anchor which just happens to also involve close proximity to you. Why do our dogs need an anchor? It can provide protection from the environment, a safe space, and value for being close to you.
Who knows what this class will bring because it is going to be full of games based on the first letter of each dog’s name. Who doesn’t love a little chaos the week before Christmas right LOL!