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Obedience Chart
Phase Steps Leash Manners Climb Sit Down Heel Come Place Leave it Out Phase 1 Marking lesson 1 Fading lesson 1 Reward Interval lesson 1 Reward Duration lesson 1 Reward Ratio lesson 1 Premack Principle lessonโฆ
Leadership Chart
For full leadership section you can go to this page: Leadership Basic Need Provided(Owner fulfillsat own initiativeand schedule) Entitled(Dog fulfillsdue to free accessand by soliciting) Unprovided(No predictablefulfillment ofbasic needs) Affection Will be effective for building aโฆ
Aggression Drives
Even if you are not experiencing a problem with your dog due to aggressive behavior, it is still important, that as a dog owner, you are understand the different types of drives, associated with aggressive instincts,โฆ
Dog Behavior Problem Chart
Drive Anxiety Habitation Disobedience Fear Aggression Chewing and destroying things Chewing and destroying things Chewing and destroying things Chewing and destroying things fear biter fear biter biting and mouthing hands peeing and pooping in house peeingโฆ
Confidence vs Defensive Aggression Interactive Chart
This isn't a perfect representation, but the underlying concept holds true: the more confident a dog is, the more their facial features pull forward; the less confident they are, the more their features pull back. Thisโฆ