Movement Away From Petting

Movement away from your dog is going to be more challenging than movement around them. To help facilitate the process and make it easier for both you and your dog it is important to use properly handling and stay connected to the leash so that if your dog makes mistake you can have good timing and avoid over-correction. Practice this until you can take a big quick step away from the dog and they stay on place without needing to be reminded.
Once your dog is doing well with movement around them and away from them the next challenge that we are going to work with is petting. For some dogs this is not a challenge at all as they're able to remain calm while being pet. For others, such as Maybe, this is going to be a big challenge as petting elicits a very excited response and makes it difficult for them to sit still.
It is important that we can pet our dogs while they remain on the place because as we build longer and a longer duration, you will want to be able to return your dogs and praise them to let them know they're doing well, even though we may need them to continue to stay there for longer. If we cannot praise our dogs while they are staying on place, then during the longer duration repetitions we will not be able to give them any feedback and they will be on their own throughout that time.
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Hi. Really good videos you have. I am looking for a video, and i cant find it anywere, about when visitors entering my/other peoples home . How they should make their dogs to respect my home and family. I have a reletive who are letting her dog do what it wants . Running around , digging and steps on my plants , layes on oure feets , jumping on my furnitures and so one. Now, another reletive have a dogo argentino who are very aggressive i think. It is very strange and behaves extreamly respectles. The other day, when they visited me for the first time with the argentino, my sister , while i was buisy, took that dog in to my house and showed him around . I DONT like that . She eaven lets her 6 year son to play with the argentino as he does with their dog and i am surten that will be an accident any day now. How should people with dogs enter other peoples home do you think? I dont have any animals myself but are very worried that something will happen. They shouts and screams at their dogs, telling them how stupid they are and so one. And they lets them walking around everywere in MY home and do as they please. What do you think i must do? Very thankful if you would answer. Thank you .