BAT Practice at Shelters
Timing: Available Now| Duration: 19 hr | Format: Video | Presenter: Grisha Stewart | CCPDT: 19 CEUs | IAABC: 19 CEUs | Price: $99
In this first-of-its-kind course, I coached an animal shelter tea via video chat on live BAT set-ups and other techniques for dog reactivity. The dog was adopted mid-way and our training had to be flexible to adapt. This is the archive of that course, so you'll get all videos of the sessions. 9 CPDT CEUs.
How to coach clients to use BAT for dog aggression, frustration, and fear, including the BAT leash skills.
How to choose a training location to do BAT.
How to choose and change the environment to promote exploration and safety.
How to manage training set-ups in real-time, to maximize learning and reduce arousal.
Shelter-specific advice for dog reactivity.
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It's another to know them well enough to be able to adapt your training.
This is an archived live course, made up entirely of videos. It includes the raw footage of the training sessions, as well as the video commentary I did with course students when this was a live course.
These sessions are done at a shelter, where variables are constantly changing. In these sessions, you'll see me work through the challenges of doing BAT in a shelter, with a dog of unknown history.
19 CCPDT CEUs & 19 IAABC CEUs
This course includes many different ways to help make a BAT set-up more successful. I also include the times when the session didn't go well, talk about my own mistakes, and change things in my training to improve the outcome.
How to View This Course
Troubleshooting for Videos
Raw Footage of Session 1
Video Lesson: Review of Session 1
Bonus Videos (different angles)
Raw Footage of Session 2
Video Lesson: Review of Session 2
Bonus Videos (different angles)
Video Lesson: Review of Session 3
Raw Footage of Session 3
Raw Footage of Session 4
Video Lesson: Review of Session 4
Bonus Videos (different angles)
Raw Footage of Session 5
Video Lesson: Review of Session 5
Bonus Videos (different angles)
Raw Footage of Session 6
Video Lesson: Review of Session 6
Bonus Videos (different angles)
Gratitude
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A wonderful course. Able to really see body language, dissect it, and figure out ways to BAT triggers with a fairly difficult/high energy dog. Great team o...
Read MoreA wonderful course. Able to really see body language, dissect it, and figure out ways to BAT triggers with a fairly difficult/high energy dog. Great team of trainers. Dayna really did a swell job of handling some of the tougher moments. Laura was a great coach, and Grisha - so helpful with your play by play commentary. Great to have so many eyes on Sophie.
Read LessNice to see dogs comfortable walking
Nice to see dogs comfortable walking
Read LessI was very excited when I saw this course option because I've been volunteering with our county animal shelter for 5 years now and I'm always looking for way...
Read MoreI was very excited when I saw this course option because I've been volunteering with our county animal shelter for 5 years now and I'm always looking for ways to improve my handling skills and share that info with other volunteers at the shelter. This course was perfect for that! There is so much video covering the process from beginning to end. I definitely can relate to all the challenges that the participants faced as they worked with a dog at the shelter environment. And I appreciate knowing that Grisha and her team learned from this experience as well. I will definitely be referring back to this course often.
Read LessI thought it was useful practice for improving observations skills of the dog's body language, especially as related to thresholds and how fast a dog's arous...
Read MoreI thought it was useful practice for improving observations skills of the dog's body language, especially as related to thresholds and how fast a dog's arousal levels go, what coping mechanisms it looks like it wants to adopt (given the restriction of the leash). It was also useful exposure to more examples of humans learning to carry out BAT. I thought sometimes technical hitches, sound quality etc., distracted or hampered smooth delivery, but the content was useful. Thanks.
Read LessGrisha Stewart MA, CPDT-KA, KPACTP
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