Dog Training and Behavior

[EverythingDucks]

Teddy jumped up on the cahir whole we were eating. Guess he couldn't resist the smell of steak. He didn't bark or try to take anything from the table though. He's only done that once or twice when we was younger. He would never do that now though. But he will eat fries out out my mouth.

 

[CharcoalDragon]

The thread didn't die.

Proud of how far our pup has come in her behavior modification. On our walk yesterday, I complimented another person walking their dog on their Pyrenees mix and struck up a brief (distanced) conversation with them. My good girl knew her job was to lay down and not make a fuss. I had her on a thirty foot nylon leash, and she choose to lay down next to me, even though she could have easily reached that other dog to try and initiate play.
When we first got her, she would whine and prance and pull at the sight of another dog.

 

[ShrekDawg]

The thread didn't die.

Proud of how far our pup has come in her behavior modification. On our walk yesterday, I complimented another person walking their dog on their Pyrenees mix and struck up a brief (distanced) conversation with them. My good girl knew her job was to lay down and not make a fuss. I had her on a thirty foot nylon leash, and she choose to lay down next to me, even though she could have easily reached that other dog to try and initiate play.
When we first got her, she would whine and prance and pull at the sight of another dog.

Oh good! Just wasn’t sure cause there hadn’t been any posts for a little bit haha I like the thread! And wow that is awesome!!! Great job!

 

[CharcoalDragon]

We've been working on boundary training with invisible thresholds. Including; not leaving the sidewalk, and not setting paw in the kitchen.

Here is the video I used to get us started.

 

[ShrekDawg]

We've been working on boundary training with invisible thresholds. Including; not leaving the sidewalk, and not setting paw in the kitchen.

Here is the video I used to get us started.

I love that one!

 

[EverythingDucks]

We've been working on boundary training with invisible thresholds. Including; not leaving the sidewalk, and not setting paw in the kitchen.

Here is the video I used to get us started.

I really like the way they used positive reinforcement with this.

 

[ShrekDawg]

That trainer is a positive trainer

 

[CharcoalDragon]

Our pup gets all her meals in puzzle toys, it keeps her occupied for up to an hour, and keeps her brain working.
The favorites are:
-Her handmade snufflemat
-IQ Treatball
-BusyBuddy Mushroom

We have four more, but they aren't nearly as fun and don't occupy her as long.

 

[ShrekDawg]

That trainer is a positive trainer

Our pup gets all her meals in puzzle toys, it keeps her occupied for up to an hour, and keeps her brain working.
The favorites are:
-Her handmade snufflemat
-IQ Treatball
-BusyBuddy Mushroom

We have four more, but they aren't nearly as fun and don't occupy her as long.

That’s awesome!! I had no idea they had so many now hahah well, I’ve heard of some like the snuffle mat (though only recently lol) and I think I’ve seen some of the ball things or wobbler or whatever but still. I feel like it used to only be like those puzzle/slow bowl things and wobblers and now there’s like a million lol that’s amazing though if/when I ever get another dog I think I will utilize some of those too. I think I actually already have some somewhere haha although I like training for meals too

 

[Swiss]

For those who have bought dog treat pouches and/or training clickers:
Any recommendations?