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How does it work:

Each video is recorded as a live session with a client that’s never trained their dog. So it’s like you’re here in person. We go through basics to advanced concepts: communication, markers, body language, behavior issues, dos and donts. Then we start training. Every video has exact homework for you to do for the week (or until you feel your dog has grasped the concept). 

This course is great if your dog is reactive, cannot relax, doesn’t know how to walk on a leash, you’d like your dog to be off leash, etc.

Video 1: Introduction (42:32)  

Concepts, theories, what to do, what not to do and a grand overlook of what you’re about to get into.

Video 2: Introduction to Leash Pressure (45:27)

This teaches your dog how to give into leash pressure instead of pulling on a leash.

Video 3: E-Collar Conditioning (56:21)

Shock collars and e collars are not the same. Make sure you don’t ruin the dog and follow along with exactly what to do and what not to do.

Video 4: Impulse Control aka The Service Dog Down (1:32:57)

Teach your dog how to relax for hours in any kind of environment. Follow along with the same process that’s used for real service dogs.

Video 5: Teaching Heel (1:27:06)

An in depth video on how to teach a high obedience heel.

Video 6: Thresholds (1:08:00)

Making sure the dogs understand to ask for permission before going through a door.

Video 7: Muzzles and Nail Trimming (32:05)

Introducing a muzzle and or nail trimming to your dog without stress.

Video 8: Reactivity (44:19)

Teaching your dog to not react to other dogs. These methods can be applied to other moving things such as bikes, skateboards, humans, etc.

Video 9: Offleash Recall

Other things are on a case by case basis so I want to make sure you’re getting the instruction that’ll help you and your dog the most.

ALSO INCLUDED: how to play tug with your dog, and all previous webinars we’ve done.

If you have any questions, feel free to email us at twotailshelp@gmail.com

You will need to have an e collar from ecollar technologies to follow along with some of the training. We use the ET-300 in the videos.