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Dog Handling & Body Language
Introduction
About this webinar course
Webinar materials
Webinar recording (138:20)
Webinar downloadable ebook
Getting started with encouraging disinterested show dogs (4:28)
Stacking a distracted show dog - their body language, your body language (1:35)
Creating a frame and 'dance space' on the stack (2:34)
Your body language when stacking an unruly dog (1:35)
Get your dog to stay absolutely still on the stack (2:45)
Using bodyweight for to stack the legs (while holding the head and rear) (2:15)
Tone of voice and body language for the stack (1:09)
Posting and tension on the stack - Prosternum method (1:11)
How to tickle up the tail (1:11)
Your body language entering the ring - how your body language impacts your dog (2:15)
Your body language entering the ring - Hesitant/Disinterested Example (2:27)
Calming overly excited show dogs - gaiting (and a bonus free bait!) (2:11)
Commands and tone of voice - The "Kitty Kitty" Method (1:58)
The kitty kitty method for disinterested or hesitant show dogs (0:18)
Body language to "excite" your dog - The "Smack on the Butt" method (1:37)
Encouraging disinterested show dogs - When the "smack on the butt" might be too much (1:27)
Using your arm as a lever (1:43)
Your body language when gaiting - level of excitement and strides (2:11)
Holding the tail up for the first few steps (1:00)
Dance space and the free bait (1:23)
Body language during the free bait (2:21)
This webinar was live Wednesday, October 26th (2022) @ 4PM PDT
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Encouraging disinterested show dogs - When the "smack on the butt" might be too much
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