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I'm so glad. I hope you're deep diving into my podcast and learning all about how to train this way. As I mentioned on our live two days ago, the best time to learn about training your puppy is months before you get that puppy. They're also cute puppies. I just, yeah, I am. Okay. If in recallers and homeschool the dog, should I get crate games separately for my puppy or is what is in recallers and handling 360 good enough? Courtney, this is an excellent question. And I would say between what we give you in handling 360 and which is in recallers, I think you're covered. So I think that you don't need that extra because they're completely different. I mean, in handling 360, we go a little bit deeper because of the sport aspect of it. But if you've got both those programs, then you should be good. Okay. Okay. I have a question for you. So think about what you're planning, where you're starting right now with your dog training, whether it's in a sport like obedience or scent work or agility, rally, fly ball, where you're starting right now. And I want you to think about where you will be in three months. How excited on a scale of one to 10 or in words, how excited are you about the training? Meaning how confident are you that things are going to be an amazing journey for you? How excited are you? And Wales with two short hair pointers. We work on the gross moors all with reward-based training. Andrea, big heart here all the way from Canada for that. I love that. How excited on a scale of one to 10 are you? And any of you, if you have any questions about any of our programs, that's why we're here today because we're closing registration tonight. And this isn't about me selling to you. This is about helping you make a decision. What is best for you and your dog moving forward? And I get it. It's a deep decision that you have to make, but I want to make sure you make the right one for the right reasons. Hello from Italy. Hello from Italy. Burner, four years old and getting a corgi puppy. Oh, the corgi is seven months old. That's awesome. Channeling your inner buzz. That's awesome. So Michigan with a golden doodle just got the puppy two weeks ago. Perfect time to be in recallers. 100% perfect time to be in the program. I've got to forget. I've got to forget. I got to remember. I got a DM this morning and I told them that I gave them, I shot them a quick answer, but I told them that I would definitely bring up their question and answer it on our live. So that's what I'm doing. So the question was, it was an agility related question.

I have a question with handling 360 and agility nation. What is the ideal age to start those programs with a puppy? And, you know, there's so much that goes into that. Is your puppy in recallers to begin with? And if your puppy isn't in recallers, do you have a great confidence in like the foundational programs of the things that recallers bring you? Obviously a brilliant recall. They also give you the ability for your dog to relax. I think it's just so, it's not valued enough in the agility community that you have a dog that can relax while you're training another dog that can relax in between when you're training. So the relaxation, that's another thing that you get from recall is obviously a retrieve is just so, so important. So if you, you say, Susan, I'm, I'm all good on that. I just wonder about agility nation and handling 360. When can I start those with my puppy? If that's the question, then I would say what I do for the first four months, my puppy is pretty much exclusively working on homeschool the dog and recallers pro games. And I'll start mixing in some handling 360 between 12 and 16 weeks, depending on the puppy. Remember, I've always said the puppy or the dog guides our decisions about training. It isn't a, Oh, they're this, this age. I got to go here through this. No, they're, they're understanding their comprehension guides that training. And so I would say 100% that if you've got a good start on recallers or your puppy is got the great retrieve, great recall, the great ability to relax, then you could start at four months to start integrating some of those because handling 360 has got so much foundation that you could do with a puppy. We're not taking them over jumps or through tunnels. Listen, if you're in an agility class and it's your first agility class and they've got you going over obstacles, you are in the wrong class. Remember our goal as the advocate for our dogs, protect and grow confidence, protect and grow confidence. The, what I showed you in the last live about creating a connection first, then creating clarity about a behavior, growing that puppies or dog's confidence and then add complexity. Going to a class for agility and being shown agility obstacles is adding complexity. Boom. First, you might have connection at home. You might have connection teaching recalls, but you might not have connection with the distraction of obstacles. So please, please, please, please take your time with young dogs. And there's so many different people teaching agility. Some of them have very little qualifications.

They maybe just got an agility title on a dog or two, but that doesn't mean they have the understanding of what is the best for everybody's dogs, no matter who they're facing. Okay. So I asked the question, how excited are you? I'm totally excited about where she'll be in three months. It's me. I'm disabled. And so I worry about me, but I don't worry about the dog. Jacqueline, if you're in recallers or homeschool the dog or handling 360, I am completely confident in where you're going to be in three months from now. I'm planning an agility future with my 13 week old catalog. He's doing great with homeschool the dog and crate games. I'm super excited where we'll be in three months. Boom. That is a great path for sure. That is a great path. Sam says, I'm late to the conversation since the dogs decided to have a mud bath this morning. We have been there. We have a lot of mud on this property. And one dog in particular seems to find them momentum. So we're happy with their, it's a choice. I recently started homeschool the dog with my four and a half month. Oh, Kim, it's a bully mix. So far and trying to decide between adding recallers or wag nation, which would be more beneficial? Four and a half month old bully. You're going to gain a lot from both of them. But I always tell people, recallers is the gold standard because it isn't just one program you're getting. There's so many other. I wonder if I have. Let me just see if I have. Yeah. Yeah. So these are some of the extra programs you get when you join recallers. You get a webinar series on how to deal with distractions. You get just a ton of downloadable eBooks on various different topics. How to deal with barking. There's a little program on that. How to get your dog to tug and release a tug. For those of you who have tried a head halter, but you struggle with it. We have a whole series on head halter success. Pedicure, please. What we've talked about. Bring me, which is the retrieve program. Our latest addition in there is jaywalking, which is all about how to get your dog to walk on a loose leash. So recallers, yes, is a year of 40 games with coaching from all of us coaches are helping you step by step through that. But it's so, so very much more. So I always tell people if you're at a crossroads, recallers is always a great option. Great question, Rachel. Does Agility Nation teach obstacle foundation? Yes, it does. Agility Nation. And you can, you know what? I'm going to pull up for you, Rachel. I'm going to, I've just got a one minute clip of all of our classrooms. So let's go to Agility Nation since you asked about that one.

And so I can show you what it looks like inside the classroom. Because like if you've ever experienced another online classroom, you might think we're all the same, but we're not all the same. We have a massive team here at Dog's That. We have a massive tech team that builds our classrooms for us. So let's look at, oh, I'm not in the videos. I've got to go to the videos. Let's look at the Agility Nation classroom. And I will try to help. And I will try to help. Yeah. I'll see you next time. Okay. So that gives you a glimpse. You saw that there was topics, weave training, jumping training, contacts. The contacts are a, it's an entire course that we previously sold for a thousand dollars. That is all inside Agility Nation now. So there are, that is every skill you need outside of handling, but there is some handling in Agility Nation as well, because every week you get a new, brand new piece of learning. So there's a video for you and there's a PDF to download. So we have skill testing, for example, skill testing is where we take a skill. What was the last one? Tight turns was something that I worked on, that I taught. And we do create a scenario where this is where a tight turn might fail you. And this is what you might want to do. And then the following month, the very first week in Agility Nation is a topic called course strategies. And we put it in Agility Nation because in agility, course strategies change all the time. Judges come up with crazy new ideas. And so we want to stick, keep all of our members current. So course strategies, it's a new strategy every single month. It's one full course. You saw at the end of that clip, Max was doing a course strategy. So we have course strategies and we will say, remember last month when we gave you the skill to practice? I hope you did because it is now in course strategies. Every Agility Nation, your previous skill testing goes into course strategies. And then we have something called a toolbox, which will be just dog training for agility. And again, it will be new every month. I tend to make it related. If I know I'm doing course strategies, for example, my course strategies was August. So I did a toolbox two months ago that would help them be successful with the course strategies that I ran. And then the final week in Agility Nation is called the virtual seminar. And that is like you paid $300 for a seminar and we deep dive into a topic and give you all kinds

of information on whatever that topic might be. What was the one that we just shot this week? I don't know when it was for the virtual seminar. What is this? Oh, right. How to get your dog to follow your voice cues when your body says something else. Thank you. That's what this meant to all of you out there. So those are the four. Every Monday, you get a new piece of content from Agility Nation. It is like nothing you'll ever see anywhere on the internet for dog agility. And if there's a fifth Monday, then you get a coaching call with either Max Enya and I or Max and Enya or Enya and I, or you got it. So that's what Agility Nation looks like. Okay. So I was so busy. I didn't see any of the other questions or comments. Okay. Enya, hello. Enya is packing because she's moving. So a question on her Instagram, tell us the difference between Agility Nation and Handling360. Okay. So I've shared with you what Agility Nation is. It's a membership. It is a membership that is mostly focused on skills other than handling. Like, how do I get my dog to turn tight? How do I teach my dog how to do a running contact? How do I teach my dog how to find the most difficult weave entries known to man? So it's kind of like a smorgasbord where you go in there and you just cherry pick what you're wanting to learn now. But if you're in Handling360 and you get Agility Nation as a companion, you might say, okay, I'm learning handling over here. So I'm going to start from scratch and I'm going to learn how to teach a seesaw. Then I'm going to teach my dog how to do a running dog walk. And you can go through that strategically as you go through the handling. Handling360 is as it says, it is 10 classrooms that teaches you everything that Max, Enya, and I, and let me just, for those of you who don't know Max and Enya and I, all three of us have excelled at the highest level of agility, winning world championships. All three of us have a keen interest in dog training. Coincidentally, all three of us started off with Terriers. So we started off with Terriers and we worked through the frustration to success, giving us all a new level of confidence and patience. And so I don't, I know there is no program on the planet. Handling360 has been around for more than a decade and it's always been a great program. And it always focused on excellence in training, teaching things in a game where dogs love to learn, but adding Max and Enya to the program, who coincidentally, their ages together are still not mine, bringing a new perspective. You're laughing a little too hard

at that Kim, bringing a new perspective and a breath of fresh air to the program. So let me just show you a video, a little clip of what Agility or Handling360 looks like as a member. This is our Synergy classroom, our brand new classroom. Welcome to Handling360 Synergy. We are so glad you're here and we are going to kick this off with what we feel is probably the most. You would want to set the dog up here so they are seeing the wing that they are supposed to come in on. But if you would, for example, set up the dog over here, the dog is going to face the front side. So in that case, if I'm setting the dog up there and I'm going to position here, then that is going to make the dog face the front side of the jump. So first of all, we just need to make sure that we know exactly where to set up the dog. Focus, tick, tick, tick, pucks, wow! So I'm also going behind her. I can also get some more lateral disc. So Handling360 is step by step. You don't jump around. And those of you who are experienced in dog agility, you might go, oh, but I already got that stuff. I don't need that stuff. But you are going to see a new, a completely different approach to teaching the stuff. We find quite often, not always, the people that excel and get the most out of the program are the ones who are happy to adopt a beginner's mindset. So those are two people. Number one, pure beginners. Pure beginners, they are just, they're starving for great knowledge. Number two are people who have, are in the sport, but they recognize that they need to be open-minded in order to grow. Otherwise, you keep doing what you've always done. And the old saying goes, if you always do what you've always done, you'll always get what you've always gotten. Max and I believe that we thrive outside of our comfort zone. We know what brought, I know what brought excellence to all my dogs, but when I got my now youngest dog, Prophet, completely new, I'm doing not completely, I'm doing the same foundation, but brand new games added to that. Because I know what I got before, what more can I get? The other thing that's unique about our program, everything is professionally videoed. And we have sometimes three different camera angles, depending on what we're trying to show you. Let me just show you another, I'm super excited about Synergy. Anybody that's in the sport of dog agility, like I just can't imagine not getting in the program going, oh my gosh, this is unbelievable how much I'm learning here. Okay, here is just a 30 second clip of an advanced classroom.

I cannot sprint from this position. So we would start like this. And the upper body tells the present, this is what I want you to do. If you want collection, we would come in with this hand, they are meeting before we, so like kissing each other. And the lower body is telling where we're going. Exactly. So if I would release from here, and just driving up to this jump, for example. Perfect. And again, that's a long distance away, you don't start there. No. So your dog's there, you're just going to start here. Yeah. And throw the reward back. So learning from three different coaches, three of the most accomplished coaches in the sport of dog agility, learning from three different coaches, what it does for you is you have the benefit of the way that we've broken down the learning. Even if we, I say, this is what I'm going to teach. I want to teach it like this. Max and Andy will go, well, I think if I had a sighthound, I might have struggle with X, Y, and Z. And so that's, I mean, that's one of the massive benefits of having the three of us, plus a professional videographer team that just did the most amazing job putting the program together. Shout out to BF Media. Okay. I'm considering handling 360 after finishing recall. Is there any idea how much to budget for equipment? So honestly, the equipment you will need, one jump and a tunnel that could be a few hundred, if you get it used or you make it yourself, you can't make the tunnel yourself, but that could be a few hundred dollars. Used is always the way to go. And then as depending on how big your yard is, you might need you, I would say if you have three jumps and a tunnel, you can do, you could go through so many of the classrooms, at least six of the classrooms. And so you can either build your jumps, you can get very inexpensive jumps on marketplace. I would not go the Amazon route though, because those are, yeah. I personally always recommend if you're in a position to go to galagan.com, the best agility equipment on the planet bar none. Somebody said that I'm blurry. I can change my camera if you want. Oh, it's better. Okay. If I get blurry again, I thought it was just my glasses were dirty. Sorry, LOH. They are. So galagan.com, we have a Canadian distributor or North American distributor, run it agility equipment. So that's where I always send people to, for dog agility equipment, but mostly it's things like we use a cone to the, a big part of our foundation is with a cone, but mostly it's toys, it's food, it's teaching,

problem solving, teaching a dog to process choices and make the right decision. That's what makes agility easy because agility is about a dog running towards a tunnel and them not taking it because you said, oh, I need you to turn. I need you to take the back of this jump. So we need a dog that processes at a high level. That doesn't happen just by teaching it when you get agility equipment in front of the dog. That's why we've built it in every single classroom, what we call this or that. It's high process at speed. Okay. I didn't know which series to start my puppy. I get my puppy in three weeks when he is eight weeks old. This is, I just, I just love when I read comments like this. So 100% recallers, your life will change. It's a year long program where we, where we can coach you on all of the programs. So for example, pedicure please, we say that is a $200 bonus by joining recallers, you get a $200 value, but yet you can buy pedicure please for $19 or $20, I think somewhere around there. So you can go to our website and you can get pedicure please for $20. What's the difference? Why do we say it's $200 here? Because we will coach you. You're in recallers, you're with a team of coaches. We want to make sure you excel. That's why getting those extra bonus classrooms is just such a benefit to being in recallers. Are most of these classes geared to agility? If not, which ones are not? No. So homeschool the dog, recallers and homeschool the dog comes with Wag Nation. All right. It's driving them crazy that I have dirty glasses apparently. Homeschool the dog, Wag Nation and recallers are not. I think they are a huge benefit if you're going to do dog agility, but there is no dog agility in those programs. They are all about how I raise my family pets, how I take a puppy and help them to excel. Okay. I think maybe I should get the puppy out. I'm going to show you. Oh my gosh. Hello. I have a puppy here. Okay. Listen, I forgot. I got so excited about sharing the videos. I forgot. Let's give away some prizes. So first of all, I've got an exclusive toy. This is a toy that I would have to credit Kim Dunstan sitting here to my right. I'm going to credit that because, well, I'm going to take a little bit of the credit. We found a toy in Germany and I said, oh, this would be a good one for you to try with belief. Her dog belief destroys every toy on the planet in seconds. It's ridiculous. How long does a cow milker last year? A cow milker last swagger 12 years. A cow milker last belief 12 seconds. So the toy had a chuck it ball on it. And I said, Kim, we got to get this. We got this for BB.

Did I end up having to pay for it? Cause you wouldn't, you wouldn't buy it. I'm pretty sure I did. I remember that. She wasn't good at it. Somebody says belief is an uber cool dog. An uber cool dog, Carolyn, who destroys toys. Like it's no one's business. So when we got home, we went to the people at For My Merle's and we said, we would like a toy with a chuck it ball that we can put in one hand so that when we're running agility, we can use it. It's also a great toy for puppy training. Love, love, love it for puppy training. It's just a great toy. So I'm going to give away one of these right now. And all you have to do is share this video and come back here, write in the comments, shared, let us know where you shared it. Because before we announce the winner at the end of today's live, we are going to go to where you said you share it and see if it's there. Okay. Melanie says best programs ever alumni since 2017. Big hearts for you, Melanie. Those of you who are watching that are actually in any of our programs, please feel free to share like a difference, why you love it. If you've been in Agility Nation and now in the new synergy, if you've jumped into the new synergy, then are you reinvigorated about agility? Like, just give us, if you want to, I'm going to share your thoughts. And yeah, so proud of Handling 360 Agility Nation. Had a few more questions on my story. Like, which one of those would I do with puppy? Definitely Handling 360. How does the feedback work? Can two people share a subscription or is it only for me and my dog? Okay. Great questions. In any of our programs, Recallers, Homeschool the Dog, Wag Nation, Handling 360 or Agility Nation, we are training you. If you happen to have three dogs, you can video your training and ask for input on any one of your three dogs. You can't, however, share your subscription with somebody else. That would be like enrolling in university and then bringing the whole family to learn. Not really cool. Okay. Yeah. I'm going to give, I think I owe a share from last year. Okay. Our last live, winning a toy from For My Merle. I believe it was a Recallers toy. It's a cool one too. It is Diana Dicela. Diana, the way you spell it your name just kind of threw me for a loop because I've never seen that. So, congratulations on winning the toy from our last one. So, Sally says, Homeschool the Dog, Recallers, Crate Games, Love the Classroom, Clarity, Effective and the Community. You know what? Let's go into the community a little bit. First of

all, I'll show you a little bit behind the scenes in Recallers and then I want to show you a bit of the community vibe. Okay. So, this is what our Recallers classroom looks like. This is your very first coaching session with me, Susan Garrett. Now, some of you may recognize me from the sport of dog agility where I've been blessed to have won multiple national and world championships. For those... Hi. Welcome to my home. I'm Susan Garrett, leading educator of dog trainers, award-winning author, world champion of dog agility, and an owner here at Say Us Dog Training. And these are two of my dogs. Well, here are two of my dogs. Well, here are two of my dogs. Well, here are two of my dogs. Well, here are two of my dogs. Well, here are two of my dogs. Well, here are two of my dogs. Well, here are two of my dogs. Well, here are two of my dogs. Well, here are two of my dogs. Well, here are two of my dogs. Well, here are two of my dogs. Well, here are two of my dogs. Well, here are two of my dogs. Well, here are two of my dogs. Well, here are two of my dogs. Well, here are two of my dogs. Well, here are two of my dogs. Well, here are two of my dogs. Well, here are two of my dogs. Well, here are two of my dogs. Well, here are two of my dogs. Well, here are two of my dogs. So there, as you can see, it's a classroom where we have conversations. So if you have questions about any of the games that we're playing, then you can just ask them in the classroom. We also do have for all of our programs, we have a Facebook group. Now that is more a social aspect. It isn't where the coaching happens. Although we do have some really interesting conversations. So some people might join Facebook just to be in that group. But some people aren't on Facebook and that's fine. You can get everything you need from any of our programs without ever being on social media at all. And as a matter of fact, if you're kind of ADHD like me, maybe staying off of social media is not a bad idea to get stuff done. But I'm just going to share, having said all that, I was in the Recallers group this morning. I want to share with you the first three posts in there. I kind of tried to hide the names. You know, I did the video. So cut me some slack. I just want you to see what would that social part of being in one of our programs looks like. Let's take a tour of the Recallers Facebook group. It's a social gathering. So our first post is this morning is from one of our members and a long time member with Dalmatians bragging on she had workers in her house,

and her dogs were super chill. She was very thrilled that they didn't bark at the workers. Next up is I love this post. These are just the first three posts that I got to when I decided to do a screen grab of our group. One of our members commenting on how supportive my team is, which I love to see that they bought two products and didn't realize one was a bonus for the others. Her team notified her and gave her a refund. And this is a great question about behavior. Her husband was rubbing her back and her cattle dog mix was triggered by that. And so I jumped in and described what I saw and encourage some community involvement. Okay. So there's the social part. You don't have to be on social media for that because we have it all within every classroom. Again, it's whatever. Some people love that when they're on social media, they can just go over to our community group for Handling 360 or Agility Nation. I think Handling 360 is probably the most where people might put things that people from the, that aren't on social media might see. Like somebody will say, look at, I just, this is a course that I ran this weekend. How would you guys handle this? So we try to direct that over, but mostly it's about, this is the course. Look at how great my dogs did. It was awesome. Okay. More questions. I need info on how to train two puppies at once. So we talk you through that in, we talked about it in the last live a little bit, but you can be training one dog on all of the, let's say recallers, you train in all of those games. I recommend the first thing you do though, before you start training games is work towards one dog being calm while you train another dog. As a matter of fact, I'm going to get this puppy out and Kim will probably, I'm sure we'll be feeding belief while I'm training. So what I want to do is I would like you to just work this camera until I get out here and then you can go and feed B. All right. So I'm going to get the puppy out. I'm going to, this is a 16, is she 12 weeks? I know LOH will tell me how old is the puppy LOH. So she is not my puppy. She is one of my students puppies that LOH has had because the owner of this puppy lives in Australia. And as you know, it's an Island that doesn't allow dogs to come without their quarantine. So she's going to live in Canada until she's 10 months old. So I'm just going to show you what a typical training session might be. I'll just, nothing is complete. She is a very young, 17 week old puppy. She's a 17 week old puppy who just got introduced. Well, I've met her as a young dog.

I've obviously held her for recalls, but this, she doesn't necessarily know me. I'm not the one who's done the training since Linda got her. Linda, she was nine weeks old, I think when you got her or 10 weeks. So somewhere around there. Okay. So I'm going to change the camera and there we go. So I'm going to start with some great things. You sound asleep in there. So first thing I might need to do is back around to say, yeah, I'm here. Are you here? I thought, um, thank you Blue Nine for my amazing baked bag. So I've got puppy. I'm going to go to a little shade. Shoot. Give her a cookie. We're sitting with the baby. She'll move the great games. And then let's start off right now with, I'm going to put a bowl cookie down there. And I'm going to say, bring it. Yay. So that's, I told you we're all about processing. So that's the processing challenge for this puppy. Okay. So now. You're producing. Tug, tug, tug, tug, tug, tug, tug. Oh, you're, you're supposed to be turning. Yeah. I'm like. So let's do some more of this or that. Straight. This is the first baby. The first baby. Okay. Now, can you put a bowl of cookies, please? I'm just going to do some more of this or that. Training. Let's put a bowl of cookies on the ground. Can you tug? Yeah. Can you tug? Can you tug? Yeah. A little bit French. Can you retrieve? Yeah. That's that. That's the choice. Okay. I'm going to ask for the behavior. I'm going to ask for if you can retrieve. Bring me. Stop. Stop. You can see that's a huge challenge. So I can move further away from that challenge. I'm going to ask for a retrieve this way. I'll get right up to say. Bring me. Yeah. I'm still looking over there. Strike. Can't touch. That's pretty lame. That's pretty lame. Yeah. Strike. Now. I'm going to run her by those cookies. Let's see how that goes. Oh. One more game with her. So I'm going to. I've got some good cookies. I'm going to. Yay. I'm going to walk her. How well did we know. Is it about being down here? This is where most puppies want to be. Because most of the owners give them cookies this way. That's not what we want from our recaller sauce. We want them at our side. Because that's where we'll be walking. Not going to pull her and let her make that decision.

I'm going to turn the other way. All under her. Going back into reinforcement zone. So good. Nice job. Okay. So I want to get. Get her. Turn away from me. So I'm going to say. Search. Good. Does there's any old. That's all cookies. Search. Not. Can you get one of those empty. Or one of the bowls with your food. I don't want to give her that full of cookies. But I don't want to give her that full of cookies. She's done so good. Ignoring the cookies. Put that down there. Mike. Do one more. Yay. Good job, little one. Yeah. Yeah. Sorry. So that gives you a little idea of what being a recaller's dog means. Do you think anything that you saw would be helping your future agility dog? Did you think anything in there would help your future agility dog? If so, leave me a comment on what you saw that you thought could possibly help an agility dog. Yes, LOH, she's looking amazing. What in there, if we're raising this puppy to be an amazing family pet, but at the same time, we're giving the foundation for a dog that will be an amazing blank. If you want it to be an obedience dog, it'll be an amazing obedience dog. If you want it to be an agility dog, it'll be an amazing agility dog. So what skills? I got nothing. Nobody saw, oh, clarity, confidence, focus. Yes. We've got that already. Self-control and moving with me, not just deciding she wants what she wants. Boom. Reinforcement zone. That is staying by my side. I want my agility dogs to drive lines. Drive lines. Follow my body. Drive lines. Little 17-week-old puppies already got that, right? Self-control, releasing the tug when I ask. Impulse control, Enya says. Spotlights, Corinna. Beautiful. So she understands when to look for food in a bowl,

when to look for food on the ground, when to tug, when to grab her toy. So she's got great food drive. She's got great tug drive. Engagement. So any lessons that we're teaching in agility will just be so, so easy. It's your choice. This or that the decision-making, the processing. She's a 17-week-old baby. She's already making really, really good processing choices. Right? So, so good. And she, yes, she loves to work. Absolutely. Okay. So that's why our online programs are not like anything else that you're going to find locally. Not saying local classes aren't great, but local classes is where you should go to show off. That's the final, um, the final, um, classroom in handling 360 or handling 360 synergy is showing off. Once you get to a place of showing off, then go to a local classroom. It's not a great place. It's actually not even a good place to learn because you're asking a dog to jump into the complexity level of the learning scale. Connection, clarity, confidence, all comes before that. And that's what I saw when I would take my puppies to local classes. Do I take, when I get a new puppy, do they go to local classes? Yes. Once they know all their recaller games, I take them to a local class, but not before. Not before. Okay. More questions. Um, I'm getting a puppy in three weeks. A future service dog. Teaching comm is super important. Will one of these programs help with that? Recallers for sure. Because in that you also get pedicure please. Um, how can I teach my eight month old to walk with me and not run? Um, so remember innately, what does a dog want to do? And so what we have to do is bring value to what we want. You saw that little 17 week old puppy. Show you there's value in being at my side. That's just through recaller games. That's all it is, is just recaller games. Do you get coaching in Agility Nation or just handling 360? Great question. You get coaching in both of those programs. So as you're working through skills, you can post videos, you can ask questions, you can do both. All of our programs have the videos and the downloadable PDFs that you can take with you anywhere you go. Um, okay. Got a puppy two days ago. Did I do recallers or handling 360? I would encourage recallers first, get that foundation because I see so many people have agility trials with a dog that's sniffs the ground, goes and visits the ring stewards, goes over obstacles. Like they're, they were just pulling on all nighter and they're like, and we want a dog that has clarity and confidence and great connection with you. We want a dog that has

got this amazing foundation. And then we put them at agility for some of us that might be right now with, with winks. Now that I've got her, I'll be doing a little bit of agility or, uh, handling 360 exercises with her 17 weeks old. She's got a great foundation of a lot of the important skills. So I will be giving her, Linda has not, Linda has been staying in homeschool, the dog or handling 360 and, and, uh, pedicure please. Can I take all my, my 13 week old puppy to a local class if he knows all of homeschool, the dog games? Possibly. Lena, I would say Kim with waffles when he was 13 weeks old, absolutely could have gone to another, uh, a local class and showed off. This he, no belief, probably not. She was too distracted by everything. So it really depends on the dog, depends on the dog. But if, if your dog's excelling, what I would do is I would try backyard front yard, all the rooms of your house, playing those 12 games, then try maybe at a park away from other dogs. Like how, how is the dog, is the dog engaging? Did you see this puppy? She glanced over at the distraction of a full bowl of cookies treats she's never had before. You saw her glance over there, but she made great choices and she was only like two strides away. If I was going to take her to a park, I'd probably be like a football field away from the distractions. Okay. Um, in recalls, it says print your lessons, but the print shop won't print because it says not to copy. What do we do? There is a sheet at the beginning of all of our classrooms that says this gives permission, um, to produce one copy of all of these. So you'll see that it's there. And if you don't see it, contact our teams. We'll, we'll make sure you can get that done. So excited about all these new puppies. Okay. Um, I don't think I showed, uh, there's been a lot of people talking about homeschool the dog. So let me just show the homeschool, the dog classroom. Okay. You're here. That was your dog. Yeah. And let's go. So, so Homeschool the Dog is like a four month program that gives people an experience of what game-based learning is like. And when you join right now, you have the opportunity to also tag along a Wag Nation. Wag Nation is a membership kind of like Agility Nation, but not about agility at all. So Wag Nation, you get two lessons a month. One is a brand new trick and one is, it's called the learning lab where it's a dog training lesson generally from me. So I'm just going to show you what Wag Nation looks like.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So there's 40 different tricks there right now and every month you get a brand new trick. So Homeschool the Dog is a glimpse at what we do and how you train with games. And then Recallers is a year long investment as a student that you get all of these extra bonus classrooms. They're both great programs, but one, especially if people are new to us, they might not be convinced to jump into Recallers. Both of them are great, great programs though. Okay. Any other questions? No more questions. Let me look at the comments. Welcome Margarita. Oh, Marita. Marita. That's an interesting name. Welcome to Recallers Marita. Linda said pedicure please was her priority. Pedicure please. I mean, I love all of our programs, but I love the transformation where we're teaching a dog that they can trust us because there is nothing we're ever going to do in training to make them. Everything's going to be cooperative. And so if we have a dog who isn't comfortable with having their teeth brushed or their ears looked at, or their toenails clipped, pedicure please is all about building that foundation of trust or fixing the foundation of trust and working on things cooperatively. Okay. Gem winner from last, our last live. I did not do a gem winner for our last live. Okay. So I'm going to find that gem first. If you guys have any more questions, I will stay on as long as you guys have questions. So please, this is your last chance to ask questions because we are going to be closing registrations questions tonight. Tonight at midnight. Okay. Here's the gem from our last live from Kat Chong. Learning to interpret their puppies. We were training puppies. Learning to interpret puppy signals helps you to adapt your strategies to work most effectively with them. Essentially let go of your expectations. Instead of rigidly sticking to a plan, allow your puppy's behavior to guide your training priorities. What might seem to be a failure is actually a valuable learning opportunity for the trainer. So, I mean, I love, love, love training puppies. If you looked at our last live and you saw me train two puppies, one was a little bit worried, showing some signs of fear in that moment. I hate when people say that's a fearful dog. She was showing some signs of fear in that moment. And another one was a brand new puppy who sliced my arm open. But if you do look at the video, or if you were on that live, you may notice that

unless I, until I told you, you wouldn't have known that the puppy bit me because that's all about dealing with puppies that bite. And so I love that gem. So congratulations Kat on winning the, the bait bag that I'm wearing right now. Actually, it's not the very same one. It's, it's similar, but mine's used. You're getting a brand new one. So thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Do you lose access to Henley or to Homeschool the Dog after four months if you get the Wag Nation bundle? No, you don't. So when you join Wag Nation, so you've been a member of Homeschool the Dog, once you join Wag Nation, you get Homeschool the Dog for as long as you're a member of Wag Nation. So if you're a member of Wag Nation for the next five years, you still get access to everything that's in Homeschool the Dog. And I'm going to give you a little hint. Anybody who's in Homeschool the Dog, I'm going to be adding something new to that over the next couple of months, probably in the next month. Yeah. It's epic and awesome. You can thank LOH. It was her idea. I thought it was a great idea. Is it good to get Homeschool the Dog with Recallers? I'm training my dog to be a service dog currently and we are in Recallers. So I would, I don't want to say, oh yeah, buy it all. I want you to contact the team because they'll know how far along you are, sorry, how far along you are and if it's the right thing to do at this time. I think getting the bundle with Homeschool the Dog and Wag Nation would be ideal for you with as a service dog trainer because of all of the Learning Lab little insights about dog training in general that you're going to continue to get forever. It's a great, great opportunity. So my gut is as a service dog trainer, you'll want that, the bundle with Homeschool the Dog and Wag Nation, but just to be sure, drop us a line. And if you guys go to where we have right now the signups or the registrations for all of our programs, dogsat.com forward slash party. And you still have questions. There is a link in the bottom, a live chat and somebody on the team will be there to answer your questions. Okay. So I'm looking to see if there's any other things, lots of conversations about little winks. She was a star. So Robin says, I love how everything weaves together, overlapping concepts with new reinforcement. Love it. Connie says, I'm Recallers alumni, which means Connie was in Recallers and has the alumni version, which is including everything Recallers gets plus some extra things just for alumni. You don't get

alumni until you've been in Recallers at least a year. So she's a Recallers alumni, also a member of Wag Nation and Agility Nation starting Homeschool the Dog during, she started Homeschool the Dog during COVID. Love the programs and my dogs love living in Dooland. That's beautiful. Connie. Thank you. So one last thing, we, there was a comment, there was a comment, more training. Okay. We can do more training. There was a comment that I showed you in our Recallers group. And it was a comment about our team that said, I didn't realize when I bought these two things that I would have got the other, if I hadn't paid for it. And almost immediately somebody on my team spotted that and they reached out and said, you don't have to do anything. We've refund you your money, but when you see the refund, you'll know why. We want people in our program because they feel like they found their people. They found that they belong. We never want anybody in our program because they bought our program. So we have a guarantee, no matter what program you're buying, you have a guarantee period where you can experience what it's like being coached by us. You can download your lessons. You can get some bonus material. And if for whatever reason, a pipe burst your carburetor, do cars have carburetors anymore? I'm showing my age, the crank, the crank at the front of your car. For whatever reason that you can't move forward, you just contact my team. No questions asked. We give you 100% full refund because we want people in our programs that want to be there. Some jump in right away, introduce themselves, become part of the community. Some might take a year before they get to that place. Some maybe six months before they ask a question. We welcome everybody, but we want people who want to be there, which is why we have that guarantee. So there's no risk to you. Go ahead and join the program that you're thinking about right now. We have installment plans for those of you who really, you can't quite make that full single time investment. So we've got you. We've got you covered. I'm in recallers and my dog is afraid of thunderstorms. Can anything in there help? Yes. There is a distraction webinar. I believe it's webinar number two and it's all about thunderstorms. So no guarantees though. We've had many recallers say how it helped their dogs, but I can tell you some dogs continue to grow this phobia or if it's been a long time, you might need medication, right? So tater salad came to us with a fear of thunder and we just medicate them during our thunder seasons.

Luckily we have winter in Canada. So because it's unfair for any dog to live with that kind of anxiety. I've had dogs who I have played through thunderstorms. I've also had dogs, thisie who I might've counter conditioned thunder too much and she loves thunder and wants to be outside barking at the thunder and lightning. So maybe I went a little bit too far on that. So Kim's nodding her head. Yes. Okay. Was there anything in particular somebody asked about to train? Yeah. More like a chance. So what if I get Bibi out and I just show you where we go with a dog that has the skills that's been raised in the program? I'm just looking to see if there are any questions. What kind of tools, toys should I get for my first puppy? People want me to get plush toys. No, no Jacqueline. Go to formymurals.com, the number four, and just get a long tug toy that is on a bungee. That's the first thing you can get. I did a podcast on, there's a, if you go to our YouTube channel, there's a whole playlist on puppies, but for sure there's one about puppy toys, puppy supplies. Okay. So let's get Bibi out. I'm not going to train with food. I'll just train with a toy. I'll put a check. I think you can just use this camera actually. Sure. Now, to be proactive, I'm going to cover the puppy so that she doesn't see me training with another dog and get anxious. It's the start. I don't want to be part of this. Just stay over here and just feed her. Let's start with that. So we'll start with feeding the puppy and then, and if the, um, no, just use the cookies that are there because I don't want to upset her too. No. Over them and just, oh, so you have to come this way. No, it's okay. I've got, I'm using this camera. Oh, yeah. I'm just going to tip it down a little bit. Yep. Okay. Okay. Stay in the shot. Now you saw the puppy. Good. You saw the puppy come in reinforcement zone. Clip. Straight. So we want a puppy for agility that will change sides, but walking down the street. So if I'm running and I want my puppy to change sides. Oh, where'd you go? Your mama's got cookies. Nice. Okay. I'm going to try to get in the camera shot. Here we go. This is a good spot. Okay. Ready? Set. Bring me. Beep beep beep beep beep beep beep beep. Bring me. Okay, your mama is got a puppy and I'm feeding you.

Okay, so those are just a few little. Okay, can you tuck that? Tuck it. That's a weird place to choose to go. It's over here, Bebe. Bees. What a kook. So there's a few this or that's. A few challenging the dog. The last game that I showed you was from Recallers, but it's great for agility. You're heading somewhere. I asked you to do something. Are you listening? Processing challenges. Handle hard better. We made these shirts for handling 360. But so many of you are possibly managing a dog training challenge right now or just hoping that that dog training challenge will get better. I've asked this question before. Would you rather dog training was easy or would you rather you had the knowledge how to handle the hard better? I think all of you would say you'd rather you had the knowledge wouldn't you rather to have the knowledge because then I could have the knowledge for the future dogs. The knowledge comes by investing in yourself. You might not believe it's possible to get a dog that's as well trained as the ones that I've showed you. Trust me. We've seen it too many times in all of our students. We teach you how to handle hard better. Handle the hard better. It doesn't happen by hoping. It happens by investing in yourself, believing in yourself. And if you can't believe in yourself, join our programs because we sure believe in you because we've just seen so many students that have excelled by training their dogs. We're basically asking you to play with your dogs every day. And we give you the structure to play with your dog every day. And that's why it's successful because we're not saying you have to book off an hour on Tuesday and an hour on Thursday. We're saying put the coffee on and play a three minute, two minute, one minute, 30 second game with your dog. And then we're saying when you come home from work, just play two little games with your dog. By the end of the day, you would have played six or seven games and you didn't even realize it. That's what training, that's when training is effective. Training isn't effective when you have to book off. Okay. I got a dog train for an hour. I used to have to do that. It's hard, but when it's part of life with your dog and then magically you have this dog that you can take anywhere because they're not lunging at cyclists going by. And that's when you go, it just happened the way she said it would happen. Okay. Any final questions? We're going to give away a final toy. The handling 360 or the toy that I said is like the new favorite one. It's got the, it's called beast hug. It's yeah. What is that? What is the ball called? Chuck a ball.

So we're going to give away one of those amazing tug toys on a Chuck a ball. So the team has to tell me who, who wins the toy today. You didn't give it to me. Uh, I got yesterday's was Diana and the gem winner. Oh, Jack, Jacqueline Lewis shared it on threads. Congratulations, Jacqueline. You win the choice and Jacqueline, you're getting new puppy. Boom. Boom. You win. How great is that? Okay, guys, please go to dogs at.com. Check out all the programs, see which one's right for you. And I introduce yourself. I can't wait to see those of you that are on this live, whether you're watching it on a recording or you're here in person. I cannot wait to see you in the programs. Thank you. Listen, thank you. I'm going to give a special shout out to Aaron on our team who prepared all of those that little videos of the inside of our classrooms. So I just got that idea last night and Aaron had it all done for me this morning. So can we have some hearts for Aaron? Superstar who I just get these ideas. I go, Aaron, can you create this? Our, our social media coordinator and, um, answers pretty much replies to anything I say with. Sure. Sure. I can do that. Thank you guys. We'll see. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.