Uploaded August 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Dogs that participate to the seminar are required to be able to perform at least 3 behaviors on verbal cue (no gestures) plus should know the “sit and stay” commands. Each owner can choose the 3 behaviours but please note that they should be ‘imitable’ actions (actions the owner can perform as a demonstrator).
If the owners/trainers need some example of the behaviours, they can have a look at this link:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaElbELnrrE43jOYvI5b4sjuhuGe9VOXC
Any behaviour that is 'imitable' is ok (which means that the owner should be able to perform it too as a demonstrator (so, NO passing under the owner's legs, giving the paw to the owner etc.).
Behaviours like touch the cone with nose, touch target with paw, climb on a chair, target mat, jump on the agility table, spin, walk around the cone, lay down, jump over a hurdle are easy to start with. I give these just as examples but each owner can choose his owns, provided that they are 'imitable'.
Dogs that participate to the seminar are required to be able to perform at least 3 behaviors on verbal cue (no gestures) plus should know the “sit and stay” commands. Each owner can choose the 3 behaviours but please note that they should be ‘imitable’ actions (actions the owner can perform as a demonstrator).
If the owners/trainers need some example of the behaviours, they can have a look at this link:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaElbELnrrE43jOYvI5b4sjuhuGe9VOXC
Any behaviour that is 'imitable' is ok (which means that the owner should be able to perform it too as a demonstrator (so, NO passing under the owner's legs, giving the paw to the owner etc.).
Behaviours like touch the cone with nose, touch target with paw, climb on a chair, target mat, jump on the agility table, spin, walk around the cone, lay down, jump over a hurdle are easy to start with. I give these just as examples but each owner can choose his owns, provided that they are 'imitable'.
