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Growly Greeters Foundation Skills
Rating: 4.4 out of 5(19 ratings)
41 students

Growly Greeters Foundation Skills

Practical skills for dogs who are worried by other dogs
Created byJacqui Tourle
Last updated 3/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • Learn dog training exercises and games that can help when dealing with a dog who barks, lunges, growls, or shies away from, other dogs
  • Introduce games and exercises confidently to your dog
  • Develop a strong list of dog training games & exercises that help to reduce a dog's reactivity, as well as build value in the handler when out & about
  • Understand when & how to implement dog training games & exercises in the real world

Course content

5 sections20 lectures29m total length
  • Introduction1:27

    Welcome to our foundations skills program!  We'll outline the types of skills we're going to introduce you to. 

  • Equipment Check0:53
  • Charge the marker1:01

    Learn how to introduce an effective marker to your dog. 

  • Using the marker0:59

Requirements

  • Students will gain more from this course by first completing our other course "Is your dog a Growly Greeter?". That course highlights what may be driving a dog's behaviour, and the methods to implement to begin to drive behaviour change.

Description

Welcome to Growly Greeters Foundation Skills.

This course is designed as a follow-up to our Is your dog a Growly Greeter? theory course, and will equip you with practical games & exercises to help with the behaviour modification. 

The video skills introduced here are designed to give you, the handler, a good range of skills & options to add to your tool kit when supporting our dogs who are displaying stress around other dogs, or another trigger.

We’ve broken the course into 4 broad segments:

  • pattern games, which can help promote calm & confidence

  • working games which specifically address counter-conditioning

  • decompression games which are for recovery & resilience

  • general skills games which are useful both when addressing underlying stress, as well as great skills for general behaviour.

No prior training knowledge or experience is required, although you will get the most from the course having already completed Is your dog a Growly Greeter?

The course is broken into short demonstrative videos, which outline the steps to introduce each skill to your dog.

Students will learn step-by-step for each skill, with both written instructions and video demonstrations.

At the conclusion of the course students will be equipped with a range of skills that enable them to support their dog to change their emotional state towards certain triggers, to interrupt their dog should they be heading over-threshold, to exit quickly should they see a potential trigger coming too close,  and to help their dog recover & relax.

Who this course is for:

  • Dog handlers who have completed "Is your dog a Growly Greeter?" and want to implement practical exercises with their dog.