Week 3 Homework and Videos

NOTE 1:  MOST OF WEEK 1 AND 2 NOTES REMAIN THE SAME, EXCEPT THE FOLLOWING.

NOTE 2:  YOU CAN START PRACTICING SIT ON FIRST COMMAND, PLACE, AND SIT ON THE DOG IN MORE DISTRACTING ENVIRONMENTS.

Homework Schedule:

Calming Exercises (ROTATE THESE TWO EXERCISES ON DIFFERENT DAYS):

  1. Sit on The Dog 30 + minutes Goal:  To get your dog to lay down on their own steam in five minutes or under.



  2. Long Place 30 minutes  (if you do 30 minutes, than you can rotate with "sit on the dog" on alternate days)  Goal:  To get your dog comfortable and more relaxed staying on their place for five minutes.  Week 3 Change:  You can do this outside or in more distracting environments.  You want it to be challenging for your dog but not over the top.



Obedience Exercises:
  1. Sit with Interim Correction or Just Collar Correction for Sit when Needed (depending on how Loki is doing) 10 minutes or less  Goal:  To be able to sit your dog without a correction for 3 sessions of 4 in a row sits.  Week 3 Change:  Start practicing this with distractions that are challenging but that the dog can handle.





  2. (CHANGED) Circle Sit Stays  7+ minutes  Goal:  To work up to a minute circle your dog, and be able to get four in a row without corrections eventually.

  3. Send to Place 5 plus minutes Goal:  To get your dog to step on themselves for times in a row for 3 sets.



  4.  Circle Place 5 plus minutes  Goal:  To be able to perform 4 circle places in a row for one minute.  Week 4 change:  Now we are dropping the leash increasing the circle around him.



  5. The Beginning of the Recall or Come Command 5 plus minutes  Goal:  To get three sets of four in a row OR 15 repetitions.







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