The 5 Critical Dog Training Layers for Confidence with Anything #21
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 พ.ค. 2024
- We all have vivid childhood memories, and one of mine involving my friend’s dog Chuka had a lasting impact. In all my dog training, I look to grow confidence and capability for dogs in any environment. I do that using the model of my 5C Pyramid. Now, you might already be familiar with the 5C Pyramid for Success, but I’ve got a couple of tweaks to the layers you’ll want to hear.
It all starts with our connection with our dogs and knowing the questions to ask, so we can be sure that our dog can meet our expectations. And for everyone who had queries from Episode 19 about what “sit” really means for a dog, I’m using that behaviour today as an example. We’re covering all the layers for confidence in anything you want to train your dog to do.
🐾 Key Episode Moments:
00:00 The 5C Pyramid of successful dog training.
01:33 Level 1: Connection
04:03 Level 2: Clarity
05:00 “Be a splitter, not a lumper.” - Bob Bailey
05:50 Level 3: Confidence
06:41 Level 4: Challenge
07:44 Dog training near distractions.
10:51 Level 5: Choice
11:36 The 5C’s work for teaching ANY animal.
13:19 Grow your dog’s confidence in one area.
14:38 Assess likely choices your dog will make in different environments.
15:45 Free Download: 5C Pyramid Formula for Success.
In the episode you'll hear:
• About my memory of Chuka, how the same thing happens to many dogs, and how it can be avoided.
• What my 5C model is and tweaks to the pyramid layers.
• Why the first layer of connection is the most vital of all.
• What engagement with your dog looks like.
• Why your dog can experiment and how that allows you to evaluate.
• What splitting a behaviour down really means.
• The three forms of challenges with distance, duration, and distractions.
• What is too much pressure for your dog and for you.
• How you can use the same model for your confidence!
• Important questions to ask before you take off your dog’s leash.
Resources:
• Podcast Episode 18: 4 Puppy and Dog Training Games for Acquired Bite Inhibition - • 4 Puppy and Dog Traini...
• Blog: Improve Your Dog Training by Playing Like a Dog - susangarrettdogagility.com/20...
• Blog: 6 Keys to Shaping Behaviour - susangarrettdogagility.com/20...
• Podcast Episode 4: T.E.M.P. (Tail, Eyes/Ears, Mouth, Posture) - • T.E.M.P. (Tail, Eyes/E...
• Podcast Episode 2: Reinforcement - • Reinforcement #2
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Be a splitter not a lumper!! -- gem!
I can't believe I found a goldmine here on youtube and I can't ever believe it's for free.
This episode has just answered questions that have been bugging me for a long time.
I felt I needed to play a little tug with my dog first and foremost before any training session, as I thought I needed to hype him up. Turns this was one of my doubts and it's been answered in this episode and yes, I gotta do something first too and that's normal, as I have to engage my dog with me before we try something first. And what's unbelievable for me is that I had my first loose leash walk with him today and we haven't done a single loose leash training yet (he did pull 2 times, but out of a 30 minute walk? that's nothing compared to our previous standards lel. And sure, we'll get to loose leash training too one day), because he was very focused on me.
I can't wait to see how Jack and I develop our trainings further down the road
PS: this video, among others from this channel, has been favorited by me so I can rewatch it from time to time
Thank you for taking so much time to break everything down to explain the details so we don’t make mistakes.
You are a genius!!!🤗😍🤗
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Thanks again for a great episode! I would also like to say I love love your intro- it is so upbeat and just the right length. To me listening to it is almost like what a game of tug is for my dog to get ready to train -the music gets my mind all excited about what I am going to learn next!
Thank you SO MUCH for helping me become a better dogtrainer and owner and better human!!!
I think you're just great, this podcast has been invaluable for my puppy and I!
As usual I learn SO much each time I watch a Shaped by Dog video... Thank-you‼ I LOL' d when you said Oh Nay Nay...John Pinette is my all-time favorite comedian. I was super sad when he passed😣
Love the connectedness update! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Totally helpful for need more connection with my Gemma, because she doesn't have value for me so need to get the value for me ❤❤❤❤⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Brilliant Episode 21, all the episodes are 5 star. I am getting the missing link to all my many dog training years. My dog training has shifted in many ways over the last 40 years. And now my training over the past 3 years, is refining even more, after taking so much on board, on what you are saying. You are giving me so much more confidence, in my dog training that I am heading in the right direction. Susan you are the missing link for me heading forward into the next year, of my dog training. I have being training my legally blind dog now for just over three years. I have done an amazing job with her, building her confidence, she has learnt so much I could right a book. But her training will never be over. She still has so much to learn. Taking on board more now than ever what you are saying, I can't wait to put the accelerator button on to strive for success and confidence and to see how much fern can really understand and have trust in me as I am her eyes. Throw out the past old school training methods even more. Just quick update on Fern, completed pre-ccd, completed 3 levels of tracking dog gaining her Tracking Dog title. completed Rally 0 dog training course. And is nearly ready to start trailing. Loves playing with good behaviors dogs that share play. Loves swimming with me. So excited for the next 12 months, and will share with you what happens, on ferns next journey. Petra and Fern
I love all of these videos. They are so helpful!! I have a three month old mastiff mix and she growls at people when she is nervous. It was real bad when we went to the vet and he came in. I would love a video on what to do about growling out of fear. Thank you!
Super insightful as always! Thanks SG 👍
Another great podcast! Your insights are so helpful for training all types of dog skills.
Overview of the 5C model for growing a new capability in your dog: CHOICE, CHALLENGES, CONFIDENCE, CLARITY, CONNECTION. Use a game like tug to create a connection, the game will change your dog's arousal state and helps the dog to focus more on you than the environment, a "paws" where the dog says ok, what are we gonna do next? (other games for connectedness: search, tug, recallers games) Next we create clarity for what we want, divide what you want into smaller behaviours like a computer programming problem - take small pieces and work towards clarity for that small portion - one part of a recall for example is the collar grab game. Next we check the dog's confidence - look at the TEMP of the dog (body language) for the dog to say "I got this!" and wanting more, next to last, challenge comes in three forms: distance, duration and distractions. do not work on all three at the same time, build up in small increments ping pong back and forth between one challenge at a time and your dog's confidence. Finally what is my dog's default choice - in what environments do I have confidence for this behaviour. USE THIS TO INSTANTLY IMPROVE YOUR DOG TRAINING!
Another great overview!! Your notes are awesome, Linux.
Another amazing and insightful lesson Susan!! Thank you! Something I’ve heard you mention throughout several episodes is giving our dogs our full attention, which totally resonated with me. (So rude when our friends come to hang out then spend the whole time on their phone, why should we do it to our dogs?!!) That got me curious about how you end a training session and let your dog know, ‘you were great and thanks for working/playing hard with me, but now we are done’? I don’t want to just get up and walk away from my puppy! (That’s what I do if he nips!) Currently I take him out to potty as a transition, but I can see that’s not enough and he wants to play/train. What do you do? Tips from anyone are appreciated too!
Hi Rachel! Question answered in the most recent episode: th-cam.com/video/y_c8wgv1Ri8/w-d-xo.html
I need to read about these five C's.
Your podcast is peppy and engaging however it's also a bit distracting from the five C's themself.
Where can I read about the five C's, each one spelled out, in the detail you're endeavoring to cover in this talk?
you have a Russian street in the center of Moscow in the video)