Discussions are always better than arguments

 How is your training sessions like? Is it more an argument, 'fighting' with your dog or is it more a discussion on the learning processes? The argument makes you defensive and always wanted to be right, but the discussion or conversation promotes feedbacks and review thus making training more eventful.

Our daily training routine should be a discussion or conversational, allowing our learners to participate in the process fully.

Check out our Train Your Dog Podcast on The Clicker Training and it's Benefits, discuss on this great tool and how clicker can help in your training processes.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3gyhGfSyl94x2fkmdYf0lU?si=-2SRgc56Q1OX5I9frhUVtg

Check out our PUPS Blog Series on My Dog Can Perform All Commands At Home But Not Outside. As the distractions outweigh your attention when you are out, you need to keep the conversation and work out with your learners to understand what is required in this training session.

https://www.pups.com.sg/post/2018/11/13/erh-my-dog-can-perform-all-commands-at-home-but-not-outside

Have fun in training. Stay safe and be positive.

Different Strokes For Different Folks

 In everyday life, we are constantly facing decision making, what to eat and what to do, and weighing the opportunity cost. It is the same in Dog Training.

As a good communicator or trainer, you have to understand, the animal learners and the trainers hold a different perspective. Being about to bridge the difference will help in the conversation between learners and trainer.

In our previous blog post, we discuss the topic of different strokes for different folks. Knowing everyone has a different tick, and once you discover, you will be empowered to manage your animal.

Check this out;

Different Strokes for Different Folks
https://www.pups.com.sg/post/2019/12/05/different-strokes-for-different-folks

And in our Train Your Dog Podcast, we discuss puppy training is all about making decisions. By understanding learners perspective, we can work out events to have our desired outcome or consequences.

Puppy Training is All About Making Choices.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/4I1d6sjrzWbpVaV4PnGckr?si=Af0obchrSrywt3DHeAfoDA

Have a great holiday.

Is Guccy a flyball Dog in the Making?

It's a Bird, it's a Plane, is Guccy the Flying Dog. Is Guccy a Flying Disc or Flyball Dog in the making? Enjoy the short clip, isn't she smart in her ball skill?

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Latest Episode on How to Enrich Your Dog Daily Life.

Check out our new episode on How to Enrich Your Dog Daily Life with Janice Tan.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/2UHBI4P8I6imifR8odYOC4?si=jo2ftGCESE--rBwaz4Lf8w

 

What's Obedience Training Classes, is my dog too old for training?

 

Have you ever wonder what's Obedience Classes about? Is it necessary to bring my puppy for training? Obedience is all about having fun with your puppy. Creating games to ensure all skillset to workaround our routine such as house rules.

Will my dog be too old for Obedience Training? In my humble opinion, there's no dog too old to learn new skills.

Just like the picture on Octopus obedience school, we have a great skill in walking on a loose leash, which is necessary to acquire this great skill.

Check out our PUPS Blog Series article on the 300 Peck System, where we discuss how 300-peck system can help in Loose Leash Walking.

300 Peck System

https://www.pups.com.sg/post/300-peck-system

And in our Train Your Dog Podcast, we have an episode on Puppyhood with Sue Yeap, where we discuss how to train walking on a loose leash.

Puppyhood with Sue Yeap

https://open.spotify.com/episode/0GUyGv42LRjSLuoYMCIsU4...

Have fun, stay safe and be positive.