Can I Touch You Through My Computer Screen?
I thought the title of this post sounded a bit naughty but I figured, at the very least, it would get your attention. Today I have a great surprise for everyone. If you are a newsletter subscriber, and have read my latest newsletter, you will know that I am planning on launching an e-course, likely next week.
I truly want to help people move forward with their dog training, but I have to admit, being away from home as much as I have lately, really does have its limitations, on so many levels. I can’t be everywhere at once, so I have to turn down far more teaching engagements then I accept.
That is why I wanted to give this a try.
What I have done for the last week is act as if all of you, from countries all over the world, have been sitting in my office as I presented mini courses each day to help you solve a problem or improve what you have got right now.
Can I really make a difference without you being right in front of me? For many of you that have written in over the past week, the answer apparently is “yes”.
It is not that I will never do another seminar away from home, but I can’t think of a better scenario; help a greater number of people improve their dog training skills and, at the same time, sleep in my own bed at night. To quote Zig Zigler (I love him) ““You can get everything you want in life if you will just help enough other people get what they want.”
More information on the e-course will follow next week but for now I have something special for you. I have a video clip that I am only making this available for the next week or so. This clip is 15 minutes long and it is content I am planning on using in a future DVD project . . . but you all can take a peak at it right now, as part of my commitment to this week-long-world-wide-seminar-experiment.
You have to sign in on the space provided in order to be able to watch the video. Those of you that sign in will be put on the “early bird list.” I will announce the opening of registrations to this list before any other, giving the “early bird” folk the first shot at filling the new e-course.
So click on this link and I will be there personally to tell you what to do next. Once you have watched the clip, please come back here to leave a comment, letting me know what you think!
Today I am grateful for fresh ideas.
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[...] Give it a try and let me know. If you are a newsletter subscriber you should be receiving a sneak peak and the new e-course today, but from here on out any new news about the course is going out first to those on the recallers list (you automatically where signed up if you registered to watch the presentation on restrained recalls). [...]
Nadine says:
Thursday, July 15, 2010 at 10:22am
Lovely! I have just got a new pup, and you reminded me what made my Champion aussie so great! I need to do this more intensely… Thanks again!
tombliny says:
Thursday, July 15, 2010 at 6:02pm
Great tips.Im taking all 4 out & retraining from scratch
Patricia Dunn says:
Thursday, July 15, 2010 at 6:31pm
Great recall games reminder. I don’t do it often enough. My dog has great recalls except when there are distractions. Then he’s a goner.
Mary says:
Monday, November 8, 2010 at 8:10pm
Patricia, I am running into the same problem. My 14 mo old aussie was doing great on the recall. Now we have another puppy with us for a while and now my dog is not coming as well. She is too engrained in playing etc. I have missed the recall games, perhaps you could share what you learned. Thanks
Mary R.
Tracy Haskell says:
Friday, July 16, 2010 at 12:06pm
Susan,
This is a wonderful sneak Peek! I have done restrained recalls, but you have some nice ideas that I will incorporate into them. I am so excited to start trying this I am rounding up a helper right now!
Thank you,
Tracy
Nikki says:
Saturday, July 17, 2010 at 7:37pm
Playing helped with 2×2, perfect answer for recalls to. Thanks for shaking my cage.
Astrid says:
Sunday, November 6, 2011 at 3:13pm
I cannot access the video.