56 min
Trials, tribulations and the teenage dog with Camille Personne CCDT CDBC Poop Bags, and other necessities
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Apologies in advance if the formatting is lost, I’ve not yet figured Anchor out…….This time we are talking with Camille Personne about the trials and tribulations of the teenage dog. Camille is a Certified Dog Trainer and Behavior Consultant ( CCDT, CDBC) for Pawsitive Futures in Atlanta. Where she does a wide range of behavior work, works with puppies and teenagers and helping them learn to navigate our human world.
Through Pawsitive Futures Camille and her colleagues
offer online classes in Trick Dog (including virtual testing), Impulse Control, Manners/Obedience.
We also offer virtual coaching for manners, conformation, sport dog foundations, canicross, puppy raising, and more.
www.pawsitivefutures.com
https://www.pawsitivefutures.com/?fbclid=IwAR2j2uOy8-fn2ePCscszGiC-7Eao8Pt-qmp4cteBZ2XEKmY9WcQ1lYOX_oY
Teenage webinars.
https://www.pawsitivefutures.com/webinars
Attention and Impulse Control
Managing Arousal in Dogs
Enrichment: https://aniedireland.wordpress.com/100days
ofenrichment/
General/guides: https://www.dogsdeciphered.com/2020/07/survivi
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The Best Way to Play with Adolesent Dogs
GET EXCITED & CALM DOWN
The Red Light/ Green Light game
This is a great game to teach our pups to play softly (without mouthing) and also to help them control their excitement better. In a nutshell, the game is about getting our pups mildly excited and then ask for a calm behavior ( sit, touch, look, or down) before resuming play again. This helps prevent play from escalating into frenzied/frantic biting and helps your pup learn that calm behaviors get more attention.
Starting the game: https://youtu.be/mEihETet-08
Playing fetch: https://youtu. be/Oy3tauiRg90
Playing tug: https://youtu.be/iRNbefiwilw
Apologies in advance if the formatting is lost, I’ve not yet figured Anchor out…….This time we are talking with Camille Personne about the trials and tribulations of the teenage dog. Camille is a Certified Dog Trainer and Behavior Consultant ( CCDT, CDBC) for Pawsitive Futures in Atlanta. Where she does a wide range of behavior work, works with puppies and teenagers and helping them learn to navigate our human world.
Through Pawsitive Futures Camille and her colleagues
offer online classes in Trick Dog (including virtual testing), Impulse Control, Manners/Obedience.
We also offer virtual coaching for manners, conformation, sport dog foundations, canicross, puppy raising, and more.
www.pawsitivefutures.com
https://www.pawsitivefutures.com/?fbclid=IwAR2j2uOy8-fn2ePCscszGiC-7Eao8Pt-qmp4cteBZ2XEKmY9WcQ1lYOX_oY
Teenage webinars.
https://www.pawsitivefutures.com/webinars
Attention and Impulse Control
Managing Arousal in Dogs
Enrichment: https://aniedireland.wordpress.com/100days
ofenrichment/
General/guides: https://www.dogsdeciphered.com/2020/07/survivi
ng-canine-teenagehood/3fbclid=IwAR3MvV4bT
4o|sL
8×G2uVL8RrW8pvvvxnVieCB5DVZcbzyKM3o|fN4sn
Q&mibextid=Zxz2cZ
https://www.pawsitivefutures.com/single-post/tackling-the-teenager-phase?
fbclid=|wAR2OtbU7F uScRuvnW2QW×8SCfrtaRIAFk
8YpBE3|sOR-iOSY7IPrQmc|Mc&mibextid=Zxz2cZ
The Best Way to Play with Adolesent Dogs
GET EXCITED & CALM DOWN
The Red Light/ Green Light game
This is a great game to teach our pups to play softly (without mouthing) and also to help them control their excitement better. In a nutshell, the game is about getting our pups mildly excited and then ask for a calm behavior ( sit, touch, look, or down) before resuming play again. This helps prevent play from escalating into frenzied/frantic biting and helps your pup learn that calm behaviors get more attention.
Starting the game: https://youtu.be/mEihETet-08
Playing fetch: https://youtu. be/Oy3tauiRg90
Playing tug: https://youtu.be/iRNbefiwilw
56 min