Why Short Training Sessions Are Important In Dog Training

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[@hawkeye98]

Thanks for this video. I’m fortunate to have a guy who has been a trainer his entire life and the first thing he taught me about training no longer than 3 minutes. And above all else if you are not in the right mind set or happy place don’t even take the dog out of the crate.

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Completely agree. Short sessions throughout the day, marked with "Ready?", keeps my pup engaged and looking to me as if to ask "What are we doing next?" If we haven't had a training session for a time, even if it only a quick review of one command, she will bring me a toy or an an object as an improvised toy to get us started. All of our training sessions, no matter how short, always includes and concludes with play. I learned the key point of making training and play equally fun for both me and my dogs from all of you at Leerburg and Michael Ellis. For that I am very grateful because my current pup begins her days with an eagerness that says, "This is going to be the best day ever!", and the GSD I had before her was also brought up this way, thanks to Leerburg and he began his days in the same way.