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Adding
Behavior Services
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Community
Seminar
"How
to Raise
An Ideal
Dog!"
PRESENTERS
NOTES
What is
the
IdealDog™
Program?
· Behavior Seminar
Puppy Parties
Puppy Socialization Classes
Puppy Daycare
Positive Dog Parenting email lessons
Error-Free Puppy Raising email lessons
ABN Online Library of Topics
AKC Canine Good Citizen (Discount)
Why
start
with
young puppies?
·
Brain is
most
ready to
learn
before
12
wseeks
of age
Prevention is easier than correction
Play is a strong motivator (reward for learning)
Basics
of
Canine
Communication
·
Body
Language
–
How to
read
your
puppy.
How your puppy reads you.
Leadership – “Learn to Earn” method
Voice tone used for cues (commands)
Use dog’s name before any verbal cue
Reward-Based
Training
(Three
ways to
use food
treats
1)
Lure
2)
Reward
3)
Remind
·
Rewards
are not
just
food,
but
anything
they
want:
petting,
play,
toys
Instruct
– not
punish!
(Interrupt,
Re-direct,
Praise
Cannot teach puppy about an event that happened 5 seconds ago
Ask yourself, “If that was wrong, what is right?” Hint: SIT or
CHEW.
Gentle Leader is recommended for active and strong willed dogs
Misunderstood punishment damages the bond
What to do with that rolled up newspaper
Preventing
Aggression
·
Socialization
and
Gentling
People
Children
Dogs
Food
Toys
Tug of War Rules
Puppy Biting
Preventing
Fearfulness
·
Don’t
reward
fear
unintentional
Can puppy “Tag along” ?
Jolly Routine = “Emotional Leadership”
Elimination
If
you
can’t
supervise,
“Contented
Confinement”
-
Portable
Kennel
-
Close
tether
-
Enclosed
space
·
Be
proactive,
give
supervised
“potty
breaks”
Use a command e.g. “Get Busy” then PRAISE!
Household
Manners
Greetings – SIT for greeting people
Furniture – Family decision, on or
off?
Barking – Allowed, until the QUIET
command
Chewing
–
Provide
plenty
of
appropriate
chew
toys
Walk on leash without pulling –
Gentle
Leader
Close Tethering If Unruly
Elimination
Training
Chew
Training
Coming
For
Routine
Vet
Hospital
Visits
-
·
Bring
treats,
a
fecal
in a
bag,
and
not
eaten
in
6+
hours
-
·
Puppy
class
makes
the
hospital
a
fun
place
to
go
-
·
Daycare
makes
the
hospital
a
fun
place
to
go
Bringing
Your Dog
to Class
-
·
Bring
Treats:
High
in
taste,
small
in
size
-
·
Health
requirements
-
Owned pet at least 10 days
-
·
Nylon
or
leather
collar,
I.D.
tags,
leash
(no
choke
chains)
-
·
Puppies:
Walk
and
let
eliminate
before
class
Homework:
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PAD PAGE
ONE
WHAT IS
THE
IDEALPUPPY™
PROGRAM
-
Seminar
-
Puppy
Parties
-
Puppy
Socialization
Classes
-
Error-Free
Puppy
Raising
Tips
(by
email)
-
Daycare
-
ABN
Online
Topics,
Videos,
Lectures
-
DaySchool
-
In-Home
visits
-
Canine
Good
Citizen
BASICS
OF
CANINE
COMMUNICATION
-
Interupt
misbehavior
IN
the
act
- no
Scolding!
-
Focus
on
teaching
good
behaviors
-
Use
positive
leadership
-
How
to
teach
one
word
to
mean
on
thing
-
Off
not
Down,
Wait
not
Stay
-
Teaching
Puppies
the
"Listening
Position"
for
class
WHY
START
WITH
PUPPIES?
-
No
bad
habits
to
overcome
-
Play
is a
Motivator
-
Brain
Development
Stages
-
Re:
Preventing
Unwanted
aggression…
-
Remove
Food
and
Toys
from
Pad
-
Dogs, Gentling
-
People, Tug
of
War
-
Children, Puppy
Biting
ROOM
PREPARATION
-
Please
turn
off
answering
machine
-
Remove
counter
Sales
Materials
next
to
Poster
Pad
-
Please
remove
vocalizing
dogs
Remove
Lab
Box
and
Replace
when
done.
Move
Poster
Pad
to
far
left
under
TV
Light
from
low
to
remove
Top
Heavy
shadows
VIDEO
-
Learn
to
use
manual
focus.
Stay
centered
on
speaker,
not
½
speaker,
½
pad
UNLESS
pointing
at
the
pad,
then
look
at
the
pad,
then
back
to
the
speaker
Now
you're
ready
to start
on Phase
II of
the Behavior
Seminar
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