Mission Control: How to train the high-drive dog

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So, for me, everything is about "Can your dog manage itself while it's waiting to do something exciting. The exercises or games in the book are designed to not get your dog over excited but to enable calm learning.

I am currently working with my three youngest, which is Letti, who's 13 months, Pebbles, who is 18 months, and Huey, who is 3.

Meet the Team Jane runs WaggaWuffins alongside her mum Barbara with a team of qualified and experienced instructors; Helen, Steven, Louise and Sara. So when people learn to be mindful, when they learn to stop and think and not react, we know in humans that that causes eventually the brain to rewire. the book has inspired me greatly and i only hope that i get to meet work with and be trained by Jane Arden one day soon.

Actually Mission Control is essential reading for trainers and handlers in all sporting disciplines, and for those who simply want to get the best from their companion dogs. She explains, with science, why your dogs think the way they do, but in such a simple format that so much falls into place its not just a lightbulb going on its the entire Blackpool illuminations. Jane is a member of the Coape Association of Pet Behaviourists and Trainers (CAPBT), The Association of Pet Dog Trainers (APDT UK) Membership no.If you have frustration or over-arousal in that anticipatory behavior, then normally the performance is poor. It's quite heavily practical stuff, starting off with a little bit of theory and then moving on to practical.

Melissa Breau: This is Melissa Breau and you're listening to the Fenzi Dog Sports Podcast brought to you by the Fenzi Dog Sports Academy, an online school dedicated to providing high-quality instruction for competitive dog sports using only the most current and progressive training methods. Jane is a leading dog trainer and behaviourist in the UK, who specialises in issues concerning working and performance dogs. She was great to train because she was always busy, she always wanted to do things, she always wanted to learn. I love that — the fact that you're thinking about it as how you want to wire their brain, rather than what specific behaviors do they need to have installed.

Looking at both the science and the practical application using positive reinforcement training to develop an effective toolbox of rewards, working on brain games that build the right neural networks and good habits. Jane Ardern: Everybody, really, because the teaching varies from, if we think about anticipation for a pet dog could be just sitting and waiting before it's going through a doorway, versus taking the dog to the pub and you wanting it to relax, and moving right across to your sport dogs. Her mission is to help people who are looking for a positive and ethical solution to problems around excitement, arousal, drive and predatory behaviour. But the webinar is delving into the emotional state and being aware of, when we release dogs from specific behaviors, about reinforcement and association, and if we want relaxation, are we creating relaxation or are we creating anticipation. The centre began as WaggaWuffins Canine Activity Centre and did both Daycare and Training, However Jane began to focus more on the training side and eventually rebranded as WaggaWuffins Canine College.