Make Your Dog Want to Perform | Step 3: Tackling Performance Problems

Solving problems that occur in the ring is much easier when you use a well-conditioned Reward Marker. In today’s video, I offer you some examples.

As you start afresh in 2022, I hope I have given you some things to think about, namely,

1. Training is more than making a dog perform, it is making him want to perform
2. Your dog should believe he can control when reward happens (Part I of this series)
3. Connecting behavior with a Reward Marker will cause the behavior to become rewarding (Part II of this series)

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In this series, I have done my best to teach you how to make your dog want to perform. I have so much more I want to teach you. It is my heart’s desire to support you! I hope I’ll see you on the Road!

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