Quick and easy game to play with your dog to build engagement. Do this game with your dog

The video is all about a game you can easily play with your dog to build the engagement. We all need to keep building that bond with our dogs to make the journey together the most enjoyable.
This is a great tip on dog engagement and how to use feeding your dog into a fun game and build engagement with your dog. Building up a bond with your dog really helps all aspects of dog training, from obedience to agility. Build up your dogs engagement and journey together.
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[@karenjackson4729]

Important information. Engagement with your dog is so crucial

[@n1cl4s]

Appreciate your bravery to do this in your yard 💪

[@thecairdcompany2811]

love how you call it a YARD :) where about do you live?

[@n1cl4s]

@@thecairdcompany2811 Well actually Germany. Not sure if that word is actually British or American English so yeah 😁.

[@Pihoqahiaq]

Love watching your tecnique- especially for lowering the excited energy. Totally motivated to get out into my front garden with my 5 month olde aussie and working on engagement in this way. Thanks! Looking forward to more.

[@thecairdcompany2811]

Cheers buddy! So glad that it was some use and helpful! How's the training going? Is an Aussie an Australian Shepherd? They are awesome dogs!!

[@aaftiyoDkcdicurak]

❤ my puppy needs this.

[@thecairdcompany2811]

aww I am sure you are doing amazing! What type of dog breed do you have??

[@jeannerosen9024]

Thanks. Good video. I love how calm and clear you are with your dog. My challenge is always to use one command once instead of repeatedly saying the word rendering it useless.

[@thecairdcompany2811]

evening, thank you for the lovely comment!! I can't see what type of dog you have in your photo?

[@bretyoung1869]

Great job, enjoyed very much. You make it look so easy !! Thanks 😍🐾🇺🇸

[@thecairdcompany2811]

Hi Brett, thank you so much for watching the video!! Really glad that you enjoyed it! Do you have a dog?

[@karenleigh51]

I just found your channel and am impressed by the simplicity of the "game" to build engagement with your dog. I have a rescue Staffy that is food motivated to this will be perfect for him. I will be keeping an eye on your channel to see more of your techniques for dog training.

[@thecairdcompany2811]

Evening, thank you so much for the lovely comment!! How is your Staffy getting on?

[@karenleigh51]

@@thecairdcompany2811 Merle is doing great! He's around 7 years old but has the energy of a 6 month old so a game of Frisbee is in order to take the edge off him before playing these games. He had virtually no recall when I got him but now he at least responds to his name when called. He doesn't always come when called but he's getting better. Thanks so much for you taking the time to share your training techniques with we youtubers!

[@suzannedavis4996]

Great video! Keep up the good work! I will watch this again and again.

[@thecairdcompany2811]

Thank you for watching! do you have a dog?

[@calinasagilitypartner4444]

Just FYI your thumbnail had a mistake in it: the apostrophe in "dog's" was not necessary. It should have been just "dogs". An apostrophe means either something is possessed by dogs or is a contraction. For example, you could have had "Best dog's games" in your thumbnail. The games would have belonged to dogs, but you put "Best Games for Dogs" and "Dogs" is simply plural.

[@thecairdcompany2811]

Guilty as charged :) I'm normally the one that spots this on other people's thumbnails aswell haha!

[@Samthewolf1010]

Great video very informative

[@thecairdcompany2811]

Glad it was helpful! how is the training going?

[@rachelm7525]

This is just what we need for our distracted and independant (!) Mini Schnauzer. May I recommend dried sprats, broken up, they're the best treats because they're natural, and really stinky, which dogs love! Plus they don't contain all the sugar and wheat that dried food or treats are made of. Can't use my dog's food for this, though. He's on raw, and thrives on it! 🙂

[@thecairdcompany2811]

That's awesome tips, thanks! My eldest has used them before and also said he liked training with them! Will get some for future videos!

[@ellynriouxbernier9423]

Great video, thanks! Have been doing something similar with my lab, but am going to add throwing the treats on the ground to improve distance!
Have you considered using considered adding ‘wait’ command to build focus as you’re doing, and use the ‘leave it’ command for something she is not to ever touch. This adds a layer to her trying but might be something to consider. Leave it can be then applied to anything, from spilled pesticide when walking her at your Home Improvement store, to other dogs on a walk, to an item on the sidewalk. When you say ‘leave it’ she should immediately look up at you and keep going with you away from whatever it is. This a can take a little time to teach but it is so worth it and could even save her life.
Again, nice video, added nuance. Thanks!

[@thecairdcompany2811]

Evening, sorry for the slow reply! Thanks so much for taking the time to mention all of that, very informative!! I'm looking forward to getting some more training videos out when we move house in a few months... bit more of a secluded garden :) I can see your photo has a spaniel in it, do you have a few furry friends?

[@amandas.9116]

Hi can I ask is it your dogs kibble? My dog hates his kibble and wouldn’t take it- still looking for a tasty kibble suggestion

[@thecairdcompany2811]

Evening, sorry for the slow reply! Yeah we sometimes use kibble and sometimes just normal training treats. If we are doing it in a very busy place I will use a few pieces of chicken or ham just to get her focused on me haha

[@showbizpizzafan66]

Who called the grammer police? 😂

[@anette-ze1sf]

it's "grammAr" 😉

[@davidcoxinparis]

Plural nouns don't take apostrophes.

[@thecairdcompany2811]

You sunk by battleship