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Food is the most important tool we'll use in almost any training plan. Small, soft rewards allow for many quick practice repetitions. Extra special treats are great for making positive associations.
A comfortable, well-fitted, and sturdy harness is a great safety tool for most dogs. There are many styles available. The harness should allow free movement, as long as it's attached to a loose leash.
A longline allows for more freedom than a short leash. They're best for open areas with a good view. There is compromise between freedom and safety (10-15 feet is often OK). Attach longlines to harnesses.
Many dogs enjoy cooperative play. Toys play can be rewarding. Be sure to practice sharing in a low-pressure setting, first. Playing after training may even help your dog commit learning to memory!
Basket muzzles are a useful and versatile tool. They can help protect your dog from inedible “snacks;” licking healing skin; or making direct tooth contact in a stressful situation.
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Exercise pens, baby gates, and fences are the most underrated tools! They can reduce counter surfing, jumping up, or just plain getting into trouble. Add a privacy screen to make visual barrier!
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