Force-Free Clicker Retrieve: Any Dog Can Fetch
Timing: Available Now | Duration: 2 hr | Format: Video | Presenter: Jo Laurens | Category: Year 2021, Courses with CEUs, Webinars, Help my Dog | CCPDT: 1.5 CEUs | IAABC: 2 CEUs | Price: $29
I loved this webinar for its complete breakdown of the steps to teach a retrieve. It is often difficult to know how and when to up criteria when clicker trai...
Read MoreI loved this webinar for its complete breakdown of the steps to teach a retrieve. It is often difficult to know how and when to up criteria when clicker training. I can't wait to try this on my non-gundogs :D
Read LessI'm excited to get started working with my companion dog Gypsy on force-free clicker retrieve. While she's not a resource guarder, I've always wanted to teac...
Read MoreI'm excited to get started working with my companion dog Gypsy on force-free clicker retrieve. While she's not a resource guarder, I've always wanted to teach Gypsy to retrieve various articles just for the fun of it. And now I can!
Read LessGREAT GRAPHICS AND VIDEOS, SHE DID A FINE JOB OF BREADING IT INTO TINY STEPS FOR THE HUMANS - MY FIRST UPPER LEVEL OBEDIENCE DOG WAS TRAINED WITH AN EAR PINC...
Read MoreGREAT GRAPHICS AND VIDEOS, SHE DID A FINE JOB OF BREADING IT INTO TINY STEPS FOR THE HUMANS - MY FIRST UPPER LEVEL OBEDIENCE DOG WAS TRAINED WITH AN EAR PINCH - HARD TO BELIEVE IN THE AGE OF CLICKER TRAINING - MANY PEOPLE DROPPED OUT OF TRAINING AT THIS POINT - I EMBRACE THE DIFFERENCE - THANK YOU FOR THE PRESENTATION - MARY LEE FROM SHOWBOAT COLLIES
Read LessI have been curious about the retrieve for a while but have always been shown a forced retrieve despite asking several trainers, etc. i already can't wait to...
Read MoreI have been curious about the retrieve for a while but have always been shown a forced retrieve despite asking several trainers, etc. i already can't wait to watch it again!
Read LessThis was a fascinating webinar with great detail on shaping ... in the smallest chunks... a clean retrieve. The presenter is clear and concise and the steps...
Read MoreThis was a fascinating webinar with great detail on shaping ... in the smallest chunks... a clean retrieve. The presenter is clear and concise and the steps are broken down in easy-to-follow directions. Can't wait to give it a try!
Read LessAppreciate the explicit incremental approach. Videos and sketches illustrate points well and break up nicely what could be a fairly dry talk. Well done!
Appreciate the explicit incremental approach. Videos and sketches illustrate points well and break up nicely what could be a fairly dry talk. Well done!
Read LessJo Laurens has the best explanation of a clicker trained retrieve that I have seen. She presents each step sequentially and in detail, empowering the studen...
Read MoreJo Laurens has the best explanation of a clicker trained retrieve that I have seen. She presents each step sequentially and in detail, empowering the student to give it a try. Where the process might take some time or prove difficult, she gives fair warning so that the trainer might not lose enthusiasm and give up. She also provides resources for further details and assistance. Altogether a very nice presentation.
Read LessThe transcript is helpful but captions would really be helpful.
The transcript is helpful but captions would really be helpful.
Read LessDoes your dog play keep-away with balls, socks, etc.? Does she drop toys on the ground instead of delivering to your hand? Is she reluctant to pick the item up? The solution is the Clicker Retrieve!
This isn’t just for fetching - in fact, I don’t necessarily recommend a lot of high intensity fetching because it can increase arousal. For example, you can hide a toy and have your dog go search for it, instead. I also find that if a dog guards something, the easiest way to address the issue is to teach your dog to bring the precious item to you.
The sit. The wait. The go-out. The pick-up. The return. The delivery.
The Clicker Retrieve is a chain of behaviors, and with all chains, at any point, things can go wrong. I first met Jo Laurens in a BAT instructor’s course many years ago. She’s an insightful trainer and a kind human being. Please join Jo for this webinar to learn how to teach each piece of this chain and put it together for a reliable retrieve.
Recorded live, June 2021.
Suitable for professional dog trainers and veterinarians, as well as families with dogs.
Go from zero retrieve to retrieving a wide variety of items. Great skill for service dogs!
Suitable for all breeds. Your dog doesn't need to be a gundog as any dog can be trained to retrieve!
Video recording of a live online session.
1.5 CEUs for dog trainer recertification. We are an Approved Education Provider for the CCPDT.
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Includes a video of the presentation, Q&As, session transcript, and PDF of the slide notes to assist your learning.
1.5 CPDT CEUs, 2 IAABC CEUs
You'll love the way Jo breaks everything down, with clear video to explain each step.
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Jo Laurens, BA(HONS), MA, PGDIPCOUNS, PGCERT, CERTCOUNS, MBACP (ACCRED), CBATI
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