- Separation Problems
- Attachment types (1960s-1970s – research with children)
- Secure attached – healthy
- Insecure attached – over attached
- Insecure avoidant – avoid contact
- Insecure ambivalent – conflicted
- Insecure disorganised – different types of attachment
- Work on secure attached relationship
- Attachment types (1960s-1970s – research with children)
- Agression to owner
- Trust
- Safety
- Punitive techniques
- Inconsistency
- Not reading body language (both ways)
- Lack of dialogue
- Reactivity
- Owner providing feeling of safety?
- What decisions is the owner making
- How is the owner helping dog make right choice
- Risk of relationship being disrupted by reactivity
- Training problems
- Recall
- Owner not interactive
- Owner needs to be more exciting
- Need to provide reason to come back
- Is dog focussing and listening?
- Jumping up
- Inconsistency
- Different reactions
- Reinforcing jumping up
- No reaction – frustration
- Ignore? Why does the dog feel the need to jump up?
- Recall
- Other problems
- Issues in multi dog households
- Owner doesn’t bond with dog
- Personality clash
- Ghost of previous dog
- Responds better to one person than another
- Punitive and strict – what are the consequences?
- Consistency in training
- What can we do?
- More dog training
- More details
- Inexperienced training
- Frustration
- Lack of motivation
- A chore
- Lack of focus
- Over excitement
- How to train for relationship building
- Rewards = something your dog likes (dog chooses)
- Appropriate/changeable rewards
- What does your dog want?
- 3 types of rewards
- Food
- Toys
- Praise
- Access to things that they want
- Test
- 3 types of food
- Soft
- Dry
- Moist
- In fist, dog sniffs, dog eats
- 3 times with each one
- Mix up (was hands in between)
- What gets best reaction?
- 3 types of food
- 3 types of rewards
- Training style
- Intuitive
- Read dog well
- Train when you and dog feel like it
- No set structures or plans
- Don’t train something your dog doesn’t enjoy
- Lots of tricks but may be unfinished
- Gut feelings rather than planned
- Methodical
- Step by step plan
- Clear end goal
- Work specifically on one thing
- Specific times set aside for training
- Fewer behaviours but higher standards
- List pros and cons
- Good to be on both sides of the spectrum
- Intuitive
- Communication style
- What does dog do when it wants something
- What does dog do when it doesn’t want to do something
- What do they do went scared
- What do they do when happy
- Choices
- Walk
- Follow the dog
- Eat
- Food platters
- Grooming
- Bucket game
- Play
- Types of toys and games
- Sleep
- More beds
- Alone time
- Access to us
- Who they interact with
- Flexibility within boundaries
- Wrong choices?
- Why are they making the wrong choice?
- Personality
- Learned behaviour
- Genetics
- Early life experience
- Why are they making the wrong choice?
- Right choices?
- Give more choice
- Teach MEB
- Reinforce
- Management
- Set up for success
- Relationship
- Walk
- Improve relationship
- Training
- Enrichment
- Exploration
- Understanding body language
- Observation
- Reduce punishment
- Dog sports
- Recap
- Where does your relationship effect problem areas
- What motivates your dog
- What training style suits your dog
- Improve training skills to more training more enjoyable
- Increase choices