All About the Look At That Game from Leslie McDevitt

[@dawnaspin2167]

Thank you so much for this video, it was really useful to see the videos of it working in different scenarios

[@josephtolsma6896]

Every time I watch this I feel like I remember/learn something new to take to my training.

[@elisasegal8153]

Control Unleashed is a revelation. Thank you so much. 🥰

[@amylina-dogtraining]

There is great stuff in here! Thank you so much for sharing. It's awesome to see your dog's face and body language relax when they realized that you recognize and accept them saying "no"!

[@lizzedel]

What a gift this information is. It clarified many things. Thank you.

[@LeslieMcDevittCU]

yay thank you

[@AnneMarfisi]

the legend herself

[@autumnparks]

This is so helpful. My mutt, Goose and I have been working on this since watching this video. He really struggles with over exuberance. The trash truck came by on our walk today, and he not only walked on a loose leash, but he let me know the truck was there and offered focus several times. I'm so pleased! We've been working on the TAB training as well. It is so much fun to work with him on that (it is also adorable to watch his nostrils 😂).

[@LeslieMcDevittCU]

it is really funny to watch their nostrils lol. also, great job yay!!

[@The.Common.K9]

Thank you for posting this! So helpful!

[@Doobery10]

Thanks so much for this content! I can tell it's really helping my dog

[@JediKarolyNovh]

What a wonderful resource! I've been using LAT with my dogs ever since "Control Unleashed" was originally published, and have played it a *lot* with my 2-year-old Aussie. But some of the nuances you mentioned here really made a difference, because we had a much better walk than usual tonight. We were on the campus of a small college, where we saw pedestrians, disc golfers, excitable small children, skateboarders, and of course, squirrels.

[@LeslieMcDevittCU]

that is awesome I'm so happy

[@kaysharogers32]

Thank you so much for sharing this! What a valuable resource.

[@LeslieMcDevittCU]

yay you're welcome

[@geoffreyhaslam3827]

@@LeslieMcDevittCU oo

[@diaml]

This was very helpful! Thanks for posting!

[@LeslieMcDevittCU]

you're welcome :-)

[@annettefry9347]

Thank you for this information. using it at agility class where my BC barks as other dogs are running courses and using it with everyday life distractions (barn cats!!!).

[@Dlwmbv]

Thank you this was great

[@coloradospringsdogtraining7945]

Great video but how is nobody asking about the dragon that's staring into the Harry Potter closet that is creeping open as the video goes on?

[@TrainMePlease]

This is such great content. Thank you for sharing it on KZbin. After watching it in full, I have two practical questions, if that's okay. 1 - Can it be played both on the mat and without the mat? How do you decide which version to use? 2 - Should we use a bridging stimulus when the dog looks at the Thing? I think I perceived a verbal one being used in most examples, but not always. Thank you.

[@fireballfitness170]

33:15... (to 38:18) take a breath... 42:42...LAT pattern game 43:09... Dog says no at the end...

[@stridergoodboy]

Hi what is the difference between LAT and engage/disengage.. Is LAT always cued on/off? Eng/disengage is implied? If engage/disengage is always turned on/implied, how can we work on other stuff that will interfere with it? How can in do a greeting with engage/disengage??

[@autumnparks]

My dog trainer recommended Control unleashed: Pattern Games. Where can I buy that?

[@frithejohnson1867]

That's great! My dog's developed a dislike of chainsaws, tractors and loud sudden noises - none of which we can cue obviously! got much worse since fireworks night and has bolted from her walker a few times on hearing or seeing the above things. Do you think this LAT game and other stuff in the video will help or is there something else you might recommend? (there's also other stuff to work on like calmness with visitors to the house, guarding in some situations) PS I'll have dingo please too! 😂

[@TaraTanaka]

Question for Leslie -- I just bought your original CU book and the 4-DVD set. I am getting so much out of both! Can you tell me if the "games" 3-DVD set is completely different from the 4-DVD set, or is there some/a lot of duplicated footage? Thanks!

[@LeslieMcDevittCU]

the 'games' one builds on the foundation one it shows various dogs doing the different exercises in the first one, their individual stories and the applications for them. but also consider for the most up to date stuff, today is the last day to register for Conference Unleashed 2021:-) I'll get the link

[@LeslieMcDevittCU]

you can also buy the recordings after the fact. www.cleanrun.com/product/conference_unleashed_2021_3_day_virtual_conference/index.cfm

[@LeslieMcDevittCU]

the Pattern Games which we use a lot now arent in the foundation or games dvd also btw. they're in the Pattern Games DVD and the third book. also the Conference Unleashed 2020 and 2021 recordings. some demos on this channel too.

[@TaraTanaka]

@@LeslieMcDevittCU Great info - thanks! I just checked out the conference registration and I we are not in agility, just working on being calm around people, cars and especially dogs. Looking for more pattern games and demonstrations. I'd read the reviews on Amazon and it appeared that it would be valuable to read the 1st CU book first, so that's what I'm doing. I will likely get the 3rd book (not sure what the 2nd book is...) when I finish the 1st. I will also look for the Pattern Games DVD and the Conference 2020 recordings and will keep an eye out for the 2021 recordings.

[@TaraTanaka]

@@LeslieMcDevittCU Do you mean the 2011 "Pattern Games - Clicking for Confidence and Connection Dvd"? I see an on demand video on Clean Run too... Thanks!

[@wendyonlinepianolessons5824]

How do I sign up?

[@amandahaynes257]

Take a Breath Video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3mml36pg7OnbqM