We often see two common problems when training our dogs; the first is that we never want to end a training session on a negative note. The second, on the flip-side, is that we tend to like practicing something we are already good at, which can lead to boredom and bad habits.
In this webinar, we want to teach you strategies to make every training session a successful training session.
The key to training a show dog successfully is to end every training session on a positive note. That doesn't mean that every training session must be perfect, but simply that you want to end your session with praise, positivity, and your dog having successfully completed what you've asked of them. Too often, we don't end on this positive note!
On the flip-side, we can't ONLY practice the things we (either ourselves, or our dog, or us both) are good at. This leads to bad habits and boredom from your dog... and it is simply time spent when you could be training something else!
You will walk away from this with actionable training plans for you and your show dog.
Believing that you should always do what you love, Allison Alexander became a professional handler in 1987 and presented Canada's top dogs for over 30 years. Allison has bred, owned, groomed and handled many breeds across all seven groups and has finished more than 2000 champions!
With more than 750 All-Breed Best in Shows, she is proud to have been highly awarded at such prestigious shows as Crufts, the World Dog Show, Westminster Kennel Club, and the AKC Invitational.
In 2017, Allison launched Leading Edge Dog Show Academy, the world's first online dog show training school. Her mission is to help mentor a new generation of dog show enthusiasts through innovative video-based grooming and handling lessons. She looks forward to working with enthusiastic students as they perfect their skills on the way to the winner's circle!
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