Two episodes included - 99 minutes. Originally broadcast live on October 7th and October 13 2015.
What if there were a way to actually have your puppy perform better in distracting situations? What if you could take all the distractions in the world and turn them into fuel for attention from your puppy? Well, this video will show you how to do it. In this two episode series, we show you how to teach your puppies (or adult dogs) that distractions are cues for attention - the results will astound you!
In part one of this video, our nine week old puppies demonstrate how to teach the two core concepts that attention is a behavior, and that distractions are cues for attention.
In part two, filmed one week later, the puppies demonstrate advanced distraction work and specialized distraction exercises for different venues, including switching between show and obedience modes, and foundation for attention heeling.
While the lessons in the video are demonstrated by very young puppies, the protocols are the same as those in Jane Killion's extremely popular Attention as a Behavior seminar and are perfect for dogs of all ages.
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Attention is the Mother of all Behaviors - just okay
These 2 DVD's are an introduction to the Puppy Culture methods. Somewhat repetitive in content and simplistic, but helpful. When watching you certainly have the sense that you have missed some of the foundational basis for this particular set of DVD's. Which either will get you buying more to obtain the more complete training methods, or as in our case, push you to purchase other resources to fill in the gaps necessary to complete your puppy's training (books in our case, more thorough and less expensive - yet take some time to read and process). These 2 DVD's then are best understood as an introduction to this method of training. Filming techniques and editing could be improved upon, most definitely.
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Attention is the Mother of All Behaviors
This DVD has a lot of good information but, is information I have heard and been taught for teaching older dogs before. So really nothing new just aimed at the attention span of a puppy. Also very slow paced. Would be good for someone new to training puppies.
