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Karen Boyce/Advanced Puppy Path - Puppy Plus+
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Advanced Puppy Path - Puppy Plus+

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Contents

Introduction

Hello from Karen 
Teaching Without Force
Dog Indentification in the UK

Training Materials

You Training Manual - Please read and know back to front
Article - Putting training into your daily routine
The POWER of the marker word
Canine Brains- How Dog's Think
Tips Checklist for Recall Training
BTPDS RECALL SOUND, MEMORY, MOVEMENT
Explanation of Premack
Three D's - Distance, Duration, Distraction

Nutrition

Dog Food Transition Guide
BTPDS Nutrition Handout

Canine Communications

Dog Body Language
BTPDS Calming Signals Handout

Engagement

Engagement - 123
Engagement - Ready
Engagement - Eye Contact
Engagement - Touch

Recall

Recall - Bum Recall
Recall - Moving Away
Recall - Adding Duration
Recall - Adding Distraction
Recall - Duration and Distance
Recall - Putting it all together

Staying Put

Staying Put - Stay For Self Control
Staying Put - Teaching Down
Staying Put - Building Duration For Stay For Self Control
Staying Put - Adding Distance
Staying Put - Distractions
Staying Put - Distance, Distraction and Duration

Walking Nicely

Control Position - 'Parking'
Feeding at Side
Move and Feed
Give, Take, Give
Duration Between Rewards
Walking Around Distractions

Leave It

Leave It

Other Games

Play - Get it Game
Play - Tuggy
Play - Treat Throwing
Play - Touch

Toys and Playing

There are many ways to play with your dog but we know the best!
BTPDS Playing Handout
Tug-e-Nuff is a great place for toys

Play Fetch a Different Way

Most of you may of heard of medical advice from Pet Professionals about how playing fetch can be dangerous to your dogs joints. The repetitive  back and forth of running and abrupt stopping can accelerate hip dysplasia and can cause cruciate ligament tears. 

Here is a better way to play fetch and tire your dog out faster using their nose!
Bouda Searching For Her Ball
Other Ways to Play Ball

Perfect Your Play

Playing with your dog in an appropriate way can help build a balanced relationship, one of fun and trust.

Our dogs can learn that fun and chase comes from us, and also that they can give up fun things, all for a game to start again.
SUCCESSFUL DOG TOY PLAY: How to get your dog interested in toys, teaching your dog to play & tug
WHAT TO DO IF YOUR DOG WONT PLAY: Teaching your dog to toy play & tug by getting them to like toys
MY DOG PREFERS FOOD OVER TOYS: How to get your dog to play and tug if they like food over toys
DOG TUGGING TIPS & COMMON TUGGING MISTAKES: How to get your dog to tug using these tugging solutions
HOW TO STOP YOUR DOG RUNNING AWAY WITH THE TOY: How to get your dog to bring the toy or ball back
HOW TO GET YOUR DOG TO BRING THE TOY BACK:Using food to teach fetch & stop your dog stealing the toy
HOW TO GET YOUR DOG TO LET GO OF THE TOY: Teach your dog to leave the toy & bring it back on release
WHAT TO DO IF YOUR DOG DOESN'T BRING THE BALL BACK: Simple steps to teach your dog to fetch a ball