Group Session Helpers!

Some thoughts on the pros and cons of having staff to help with your group session.

Until Next Time,

Ben Kersen

www.wonderdogs.ca

Group Session Considerations – Part II

Some more thoughts on running a Group Dog Training Session. This segment is specifically focused on the challenges and potential pitfalls when handling or demoing with a client’s dog.

Until Next Time,

Ben Kersen

www.wonderdogs.ca

Group Session Considerations

Here are some things to think about when running a group training session.

Until Next Time,

Ben Kersen

www.wonderdogs.ca

Our Little Pack

To Push or Not to Push?

Thoughts on teaching styles and whether or not to push hard for results or take a more relaxed approach.

Until Next Time,

Ben Kersen

 

Upcoming Radio Interview


Listen Live!Listen in on Monday, August 20th at 11:00AM to CKNW as I will be doing a live segment.

If you aren’t local, you can listen online by visiting http://player.cknw.com/.

Let me know what you think!

Until Next Time,

Ben Kersen
www.wonderdogs.ca

The Family Affair

This July our Group Training session was a family affair.  Nancy helped instruct and we had our daughters, participate handling a westie a malinois.

Here are some thoughts:

Turn up your volume – they’re a little quiet.

The Run Club Concept

Ben Kersen and Run Club DogsImagine having your dog watching your every move when you are out on a walk.  Imagine being able to have your dog move right past that deer grazing in the bush or that squirrel that darted under his nose.  And imagine all of this without uttering a single word.

Sounds a little unbelievable, yes but I have been having great success over the past few years creating results exactly like this.

The theory behind run club is based on what I have observed dogs doing naturally everyday.  The concept of following the leader and moving as a unit or a pack.

More to come…