BAT 2.0 Series, Feature Films

Feature Film 4:
“Survival Skills: Coping with Dog Reactivity in Real Life”

(Pro CEUs: 1.2)

[php] // ****** GRISHA: For each new CCAP, add to function ShowListOfPurchasedProducts() inside the file “includes-custom.php” so they show up on “My Account” page. Add SLIDE NOTES to folder stated below – use ccap as folder name[/php][PHP]buyNowButton(“film_004_ssdr”);[/PHP][s2If current_user_can(access_s2member_ccap_film_004_ssdr)]

Thank you for purchasing this Feature Film
[php]
// $provider values are LivestreamLive, LivestreamRecorded, Vimeo
// LivestreamLive requires $codeEvent
// LivestreamRecorded requires $codeEvent and $codeRecording
// Vimeo requires $codeRecording
$provider=”Vimeo”;
$codeRecording=”113866934″;
QandAiFrame($provider, “”,$codeRecording)
[/php]

[/s2If]Best known for the technique of Behavior Adjustment Training (BAT), Grisha also understands that it’s not always possible to train in the ideal way, with the dog learning at his own pace.
[s2If is_user_not_logged_in()]If you have already purchased this video, please log in with the user info you created.[/s2If]

  • Video #4 in the BAT 2.0 Empowered Animals Series (Buy the set)
  • Presented by: Grisha Stewart MA, CPDT-KA, KPACTP
  • Instant streaming on your computer or mobile device (not a download – physical DVDs sold separately)
  • Watch as many times as you want!
  • Run time: 1 hr 12 mins
  • Produced by TawzerDog in 2014 for home viewers (not just a filmed seminar)
  • Includes a PDF with slides to go along with the video

Sometimes we just don’t want to be the one holding the leash with the barking-lunging-freaking-out-dog at the other end.

This video has practical solutions to help dogs hold it together on everyday walks. The dog can’t do all of the work – sometimes that is your job, as the one with the larger brain and the thumbs.

One major difference between savvy dog trainers and regular pet lovers is that good professional trainers know how to take charge and set dogs up for success. But even pro trainers sometimes manage too much. It’s a fine line.

Grisha suggests a path between 1) reacting only when the dog is too excited to listen and 2) micromanaging to the point where the dog is not learning. She will teach you ways to prevent problems before they start, react when you have to, and set the dog up to learn as much as possible from each situation.

[php]
$url=”http://”.$_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’].$_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’];
$ccap = “film_004_ssdr”;
$desc = “Feature Film – Survival Skills: Dog Reactivity”;
$price = “25”;
$productType = “featureFilms”;
CheckProductAccess($ccap, $desc, $price, $url, $productType)
[/php]