Category: Dog Training: Skills
Recallers 3.0 Video Contest Voting – Day 3
Day 3 of the video contest is upon us, and I’m sure by now, you’ve realized just how difficult our decision was in choosing these videos. You are a talented group of people, and I am so humbled to see how many lives (both human and dog) have been positively affected! It warms my heart [...]
Read moreRecallers 3.0 Video Contest Voting – Day 2
Welcome to Day 2 of voting for the Recallers Video Contest (see videos from Day 1 here). Thank you for all of your votes yesterday, on to day two! Voting will remain open until we close registrations for Recallers (which will be when the class fills). Registration for the 5 Minute Formula to a Brilliant [...]
Read moreRecallers 3.0 Video Contest Voting – Day 1
Over the last few weeks, we have run a video contest for previous members of Recallers 2, asking them to make a video about their experience with The Five Minute Formula to a Brilliant Recall. The response was incredible! We had over 250 videos submitted, and your creativity and enthusiasm for our course was amazing…I [...]
Read moreFailing Your Way to Dog Training Success
I think history has proven that learning happens primarily through mistakes, that is what “experience” is all about. Some of the world’s greatest successes have also been amongst the biggest failures. Thomas Edison, who most famous invention was the lightbulb said this when asked about all of his failures “I didn’t fail, I just found [...]
Read morePick a Dog Training Challenge . . .
Today I kick off a new 10 day on-line dog training web-fest; I can’t quite come up with a name for it . . . maybe you guys can help. Will it be ClickerDogs Extravaganza? Or SayYes-Fest? Or maybe Do-Land-Palooza? Whadda you got? Hmmmm. Anyway I will be posting a series of webinars that will [...]
Read moreA Dog Training Christmas in November
Stand is Fun! The Say Yes team has been working overtime preparing for all that is “new.” As I mentioned last week we have a cool new video on teaching how “The Stand is Fun” which is on Facebook and Puppy Peaks. Thank you for all of the positive comments on this video especially for the [...]
Read moreCliff Hangers
Okay, so if you don’t like cliffhangers, maybe you shouldn’t read today’s blog:). The first “leave ‘em hanging” video I am going to show you is a new one I just posted to my Facebook Page. It is a two parter – here is part one, in order to see part two you have to [...]
Read moreVictim or Player?
Okay, I know I haven’t written in a while. Crazy busy around here again. But at 2 AM the coyotes outside our bedroom window told me I should write a blog so here I am. I have mentioned in the past that I am a fan of Anthony Robbins’ teaching. One thing Tony promotes is [...]
Read moreThe Possibilities in Dog Training
Recently I became involved in a discussion about dog training methodology with friends and members of the CAPPDT. I felt compelled to write this post, hopefully I did it without judgement. I know I have addressed this topic many times in the past but it certainly is worth more than one look. Do you know [...]
Read moreThe “Secret” … Do-Land is now possible for everyone!
A guest post by the Awesome Lynda “Ethel” Orton Hill aka LOH. I’ve been pondering for a few weeks on what I think has been the secret to my success with my relationships with my dogs (Ruby, Spirit, Favor & Cool Moss) in the Do-Land program. The more I thought about it the stronger I believed [...]
Read more
Recent Comments