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- Chocolate Cake, Green Eggs, and Ham: Analogies in Canine Detection & Generalization
like chocolate-cake recipes: different manufacturers, cutting agents, and absorption materials create distinct Robin and Stacy stress that context cues (vehicles, wilderness, buildings) and environmental distractions Our hosts warn against training disengagement by repeatedly working in overly distracting environments Control in Blank and Novel Areas (20:45) Context Cues, Vehicles, and High-Likelihood Targets (23:38) Distraction
- Reflections on Training Ideas and Takeaways from our SAR Friends
Key Topics: Avoiding the “Ego Hide” Trap (02:45) Becoming Aware of Unintentional Distractions in Your
- It's All About Time...and Training
Training Scenarios (13:12) In a Trial, You Pay for Your Time (17:18) Electronics and their Beeping Distractions Taking the Difficulty out of Container Distractions Date: Thursday, September 7th, 2023 Time: 6 pm Pacific
- Talking K9 Fitness with Bobbie Lyons
Pawsitive Performance (where you can go to book private sessions with Bobbie) Bobbie Lyon's Canine Campus
- Do You Want to Reinforce Sniffing During a Search?
Wing discuss the keys to cleaning up your dog’s behavior chain to help them stay on track and avoid distractions Understanding these focus types is crucial for managing distractions and maintaining a dog's attention FENZI Webinars FENZI Camp We want to hear from you: Check out the K9 Detection Collaborative FB page
- Talking Cadaver Dog Training with Jack Thorpe and Annissia Justice (pt. 1)
and specialized training required for high-stakes missions, where reinforced behaviors and navigating distractions About Jack and Annissia (01:20) About the NC Trooper's Association K-9 Search and Recovery (04:44) Distraction
- All things Nosework with Jill Kovacevich
Up Through the Ranks (0:46:52) Dog Obedience Competition Levels and Changes (0:50:02) Foundation of Distractors
- The D's of Detection Work
Today, Crystal, Stacy, and Robin discuss the 4 Ds of detection work: distractions, distance, difficulty Distraction is the unintentional component of the environment that takes your dog’s focus away. Key Topics: 5 Ds of Detection work (00:50) The hierarchy of Ds (4:43) Bridges (5:53) Defining distraction
- Questions From the Crowd - Winter 2023 Pt 2
But in some cases, if you don't train with distractions enough, for instance, the dog is going to alert
- Encouraging Your Dog to Be Brave
Confidence-Building Exercises to Help Dogs Overcome Fear and Anxiety (27:01) Confidence and Handling Distractions
- Motivation and Editing Your Expectations
They explore how to prevent distractions from interfering with training. versus reinforcing (14:20) Behavior chains (18:39) Motivators (23:59) Avoiding overworking (33:28) Distractions
- Ferrari's, 4 Runners, and Ford Raptors: Talking Drive, Motivation, and Arousal
Robin shares how passive trained final responses (like sit-and-stare alerts) represent ultimate drive-capping Stacy contrasts this with Prize's alert transition from drive-capping passive behavior to drive-leaking Arousal Mobility: Widening Performance Range (13:30) ● Passive Trained Final Response as Ultimate Drive Cap
