Good Dog on the Go Online Dog Training Course: No More Barking

Description

Watch how the Good Dog on the Go Online Training Courses work:No More Barking is designed for dogs that are reactive to visual and sound stimulation and who suffer from mild separation anxiety. Reward based dog training exercises include attention games, sit, down, go to your mat, stay on your mat, targeting, wait at the door, meet and greet at the door, teaching to be quiet when the doorbell rings, using food dispensing toys, and Tellington TTouch exercises for stress reduction.

Curriculum Includes the Following Videos:

Introduction: Introduction to No More Barking Course, How to Give Your Dog a Treat

Reward Based Dog Training Basics: Magic Hands, Advanced Magic Hands, Let’s Sit Part 1, Let’s Sit Part 2, Sit For Everything, Sit Treat Repeat, Down and Stay, Catch and Release, Come for Good Stuff, Come Away from Good Stuff, Down Treat Repeat, Crate Training

Barking From Noise Stimulation: Chillax on the Mat Part 1, Chillax on the Mat Part 2, Chillax on the Mat Part 3 Down on a Mat, Chillax on the Mat Part 4 Stay on the Mat, Chillax on the Mat Part 5 Doorbell Settle, Chillax on the Mat Part 6 At the Front Door, Teaching to be Quiet Around Doorbells, Wait at the Door, Meet and Greet at the Front Door

Barking From Visual Stimulation: Name Game, Name Game Part 2, Target, Treasure Hunt, Treasure Hunt Part 2

Barking From Stress & Mild Separation Anxiety: Introduction to ThunderShirt, How to Stuff a Food Dispensing Toy, Name Game, Name Game Part 2, Target, Treasure Hunt, Treasure Hunt Part 2, Go To Your Bed Part 1, Go To Your Bed Part 2, Go To Your Bed Part 3

Tellington TTouch Relaxation & Stress Relief Exercises: Introduction to Tellington TTouch, Noah’s March, Llama, Abalone, Ear Work, Python Leg Lifts, Tail Work, Mouth Work

You will be sent a unique code to gain access to your online training.

This is not an instant fix program. Each dog will learn at their own pace. Individual circumstances will effect the length of time needed to practice some exercises. Repetition and consistence is key for getting positive results. Although some of our exercises are kid friendly, this program in its entirety, is not recommended for children. We also suggest consulting a veterinarian for more severe anxiety issues. Our program does not address aggressive or fear based behavior in dogs, which requires the assistance of a reward based dog training professional.

Watch a sample video from this course: