Week 2 Videos

 Behavioral Exercises:

Sit on The Dog in More Distractions (light, shadows, Sterling and Shana Close by):






Behavioral Downs in more distractions and new environment (Sterling Loose, Mudroom, Shana and Robert in Kitchen on Other Side of Gate):





Obedience Commands:


Sits First Command and Correction When Needed in More Distractions (using food around light and shadows to start to wean away obsessive behavior):





Still Sit Stays in Increased Distractions (Sterling, lights, shadows, dropped leash, walking around the room in increasing circles):





Circle Sit Stays  in Increased Distractions (Sterling, lights, shadows, dropped leash, walking around the room in increasing circles):

Transitional Leash Work:



Let's go (rotated with send to place, duplicate video below in place section):




Lured Heeling and Auto Sits:





Traditional Heeling and Auto Sits:




Attention to Name:





Send to Place from Increased Distance and Distraction (rotated with let's go command=move towards me):





Circle Place with Leash Dropped:





Long Place with Leash Dropped:




Other:

Flirt Pole and Out Command:

Fetch with Ball:

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