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The Well Connected Canine Blog: July 2010

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Monday, 26 July 2010. September 2010 Classes are available to book! Wednesday Classes (starting 22. Perfect Puppies and Beginners. Thursday Classes (starting 23. Beyond the Basics (Rally-Obedience). Beyond the Basics (Heelwork to Music). Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. September 2010 Classes are available to book! Recommended Books and DVDs. Bringing Light to Shadow by Pamela Dennison. Control Unleashed by Leslie McDevitt. Aggressive Behaviours in Dogs Website.

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The Well Connected Canine Blog: October 2010

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Friday, 29 October 2010. November Seminars, Competitions and New Classes! Spectators and competitors are very welcome! Dogs should be happy to remain in cars or lie quietly on the stage area when not working. Location is Acomb Parish Church Hall, Front Street. 163;10 per competitor. A seminar looking at how best to use this training method, shaping for advanced behaviours and anything that may be puzzling you! Does your dog always sit crooked? Do they drop the item on a retrieve? For pups under 6 months ...

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The Well Connected Canine Blog: September 2009

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Tuesday, 22 September 2009. Surely they'll get used to *it*? Sadly not for many fearful dogs. As readers of this blog will know, I have a special interest in fearful and/or reactive dogs since being introduced to this by my own Finn. A chance conversation with a friend over the weekend raised the possibility that simply by exposing a dog to their fear-inducing stimuli, they would "get used to it" or in more technical language "habituate". Links to this post. Friday, 11 September 2009. If you'd like to at...

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The Well Connected Canine Blog: October 2009

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Monday, 26 October 2009. This isn't a full blog on the subject, though its a topic very dear to my heart! Just a collection of postings that I've been putting up on various forums, most importantly to discourage the use of ACP as a 'treatment' for noise sensitivity. British Small Animal Veterinary Association position statement. And a re-post of some info I added to a thread in case it helps. What I've found really helpful for him has been. Working through the relaxation protocol (can email you a copy).

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The Well Connected Canine Blog: June 2011

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Wednesday, 8 June 2011. Rally-O competition and APDT Good Companion Awards. Some information on our forthcoming events below. I would also like to thank the fourteen very kind people who responded to our request for puppy socialisers with York RSPCA - you know who you are! We are exploring the options for more outdoor classes including groundwork and socialisation opportunities to be held on weekends and I will keep you updated! June 2011: Fun Rally-Obedience Competition. Levels I and II classes. Interna...

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The Well Connected Canine Blog: April 2013

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Tuesday, 16 April 2013. Nk, confidence, mistakes and dog training! Last night was something of a revelation for me, a real lightbulb moment. And yes, I was at a P! Nk concert, the atmosphere and stage show/dancers/acrobats were amazing. Yet the part that is still resonating in my heart was when P! Nk went ahead and played piano live (second time ever on a tour). She was good. And she messed up a little, in public, yet laughed and carried on. Relevance to dog training? Links to this post. A working border...

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The Well Connected Canine Blog: June 2009

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Wednesday, 3 June 2009. New course running in York: The Confidence Course. Training, TTouch and Bodywork to create a calm focused canine. Morag Heirs, trainer and bodyworker. Janet Finlay, trainer (APDT) and TTouch practitioner 1. This weekly course offers you the chance to work with your dog in a controlled environment. We use motivational training methods incorporating toy, food and environmental rewards alongside reward marking/clickers. We will not use harsh or aversive techniques. Muzzle or head col...

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The Well Connected Canine Blog: November 2009

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Tuesday, 3 November 2009. Classes are filling up fast - book your spot now! The next block of classes is filling up fast - fewer little puppies this term but plenty of 4 - 10 month old youngsters looking to learn good manners! We are still looking for dogs and handlers to come to the Beyond the Basics class on a Wednesday night though - learn Rally-O, heelwork to music, advanced clicker training and much more! Beyond the Basics runs from 11. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). TTouch in the UK.

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The Well Connected Canine Blog: May 2011

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Wednesday, 4 May 2011. May 2011 Class Schedule. 6pm Beyond the Basics - Getting Started (ideal class for those who have completed basic training). 7pm Beyond the Basics - Rally-Obedience (for fun and competition, working Level 1 and Level 2 exercises). 8pm Confidence Course II (for dogs who have been assessed and/or completed a set of classes with us previously, suitable for dogs who wish to learn competitive dog sports but still struggle with focus). As always if you have any questions about the course ...

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The Well Connected Canine Blog: September 2013

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Sunday, 8 September 2013. TD Rally Trial report and some musing on good preparation and connection. Were we lucky, or was it something more? On Sunday 25th August, I drove around 130 miles after getting up at 5am to compete in a TD Rally trial with three of my collies. It was our first trial as a competitor and despite my nerves we managed six qualifying rounds with very respectable scores. This blog is a reflection on our. Each round is scored out of 200 (or 210 with a bonus exercise) points and you los...