"I want to do that, NOW!" If dogs could speak in a human language, some of them would be screaming these words in frustration. It can be annoying to have a dog demanding access to toys or food. Rushed greetings can lead to fighting with other dogs and even just pulling toward other dogs or people can be hard for the handler to manage. The ideal dog for this course should exhibit frustration toward people, dogs, or some other specific thing. You can also be working on prevention of frustration with a younger dog. This course is NOT for resource guarding -- just an overly large interest to go get to something or do something. Suitable for family dogs, professional trainers, behaviorists, shelter workers, and anyone looking to expand your knowledge and skills to support dogs. Address frustration in a way that meets the dog's needs and yours. Training set-ups using BAT for frustration issues. Training skills that improve patience. Prerequisite: knowledge of Behavior Adjustment Training via BAT 101, BAT 2.0 book, or equivalent. Format: Videos & Text with 6-12 self-paced weeks of practice.

Sponsor:Empowered Animals LLC
Speaker(s):Grisha Stewart, MA, CPDT-KA, KPACTP

Contact: Grisha Stewart
 Email: info@grishastewart.com
 Phone: 350-571-86000
 Web: https://school.grishastewart.com/courses/mad