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band that's right there. So this I'm going to give away. you you you Okay, I'm back. I had a technical difficulty. So I changed from Wi-Fi to data. So this should be much better. Um, so right when I was going to give away a an amazing harness, why do I like this harness? I like the harness because there's lots of room for the shoulders of the dog to, to move in, in this kind of harness. So if you're going to put a harness on your dog, make sure that, um, the harness doesn't cut across the dog's shoulder. So I love this harness and I'm going to give one away and I'll tell you how you can get it. First of all, um, I'll give it away tomorrow, giving away prizes tomorrow. So all that you have to do is share this broadcast and say, Susan's talking about shaped by dog versus connected dog. And you can say anything you want. You could say we lost Susan, but she's back now, whatever you like, share it on your social media. Come on back here. Put a comment in that said you shared and somebody on my team will tell us where. So shared Facebook, shared Instagram, shared YouTube, and, um, somebody on our team will, um, let me know who the winner is tomorrow when we go live. Um, tomorrow I will announce it. I will announce who the winner is. So, um, tomorrow, is it tomorrow or Tuesday? Trust me, we've got a lot of prizes to give away at our next live. So it, the brand is the, the name of the harness is called a balance harness and it's made by the people at blue nine. I keep looking over here to give my look at my camera blue nine. They make the climbs, the, um, uh, propels, love, love, love their products. So, um, yeah. And there's one of the sponsors for the connected dog series. So they're letting me give stuff away. How cool is that? Uh, so. Many of you are familiar with the podcast. Shaped by dog. It's in every speak English speaking country of the world. It's in the top three. So thank you for that. Thank you for supporting the

the podcast. And so every week we put out something that is going to be ideally get you thinking and even more ideally help you to learn something about reinforcement based dog training. And so the podcast has been going on now for three years. And last year we decided what if we did like a classroom for our podcast listeners. And so the team and I got together and we decided to do it like a like a Netflix style like movie, right? Instead of a movie, it's crazy educational. Some people are saying you've lost me. So leave me a comment right now. Please put a comment if you are still hearing me. So Bethany says, I've been binging on the pod so hard the last few months. Thank you. Thank you, Bethany. So I, I thought it would be great if we just brought our podcast listeners into our, our community. And so that's what led to the connected dog and the connection, you know, our dog training, we have a, when we have a great relationship with our dogs, that's when, that's when, um, we can predict what they're going to do. That's when you have a more harmonious household with that dog. Tater, can you please get out of my garden? Thank you. Ment, momentum. You get back in your bed. Thank you, TT. What a good boy. Ment, you go back in your bed, please. So I'm wrangling cats at the same time here. And so the connected dog is about setting up a classroom where, you know, classroom, it sounds horrible. Like you have to sit in class and learn, but I balance it with games for you and your dog. And so if you've been listening to the podcast, you come into this and this is a classroom that we could easily put out there for $200 easily. Um, you know, it would, it would, it would do really well at, you know, a hundred or $200, but we're putting out there for free. It's there, there, there is no strings attached. You don't even have to listen to the podcast. And it's just because we are driven to help people with their dogs have the most amazing life possible. That's why we're here. And so when you go to the connected dog, you will see this downloadable playbook and it's 50 pages. And as you go along, there's some exercises for you to do. There's some fill in the blanks for you to do. And so that's why, um, it's, it's like shaped by dog, the classroom, but the result you get is a more connected dog. And I a hundred percent promise you we have, when you go, um, into the classroom, into the connected dog, you just go to doggy flicks.com to get there. When you go there, um, you're going to see, there's already two lessons posted for you to, to dive into and,

and learn from. And there's also something called, um, the connected dog plus, which is a bit of a mastermind. And that's for people who want a, a more, uh, intimate experience going through that. What are you doing? Bulldog? I'm trying to be professional. I have somebody here trying to, wanting to help. And so the, the connected dog plus it's like a mastermind. So we were only letting 500 people in, we're closing that off tomorrow. So if you are interested, you like sign up in the next 24 hours. And let me just tell you, I asked, I went into the connected dog plus tonight and I said, does anybody have anything that I can share with people so they get an idea of, is this worth it? So, uh, Ashley said, I love the motivation to focus on basics per purposely watching you train others helps me become a better trainer. So in our, we have five zoom sessions. Some people are there live. Some people watch them after I will take a dog and tomorrow is a dog that I've met one other time. I think she's seven or eight months old, not really trained. So you'll get to see me training a dog that, you know, has virtually no experience, just a family pet, first time dog owners. And, um, and so I, I do what's in the classroom, just a bit of a deeper demonstration. So Penny Lane wrote, I signed up for plus feeling. It would be okay. If I didn't get much value in it because of all the free content, I do get a ton of value from, from Susan and would be paying, would be willing to pay for it if it wasn't already free. That is so kind. Uh, so I was pleasantly surprised after just one zoom session. I felt like I've already gotten what I paid for because of the extra layers, real world application nuances, supportive community from all of the many S G programs. I'm part of, I've noticed Susan's incredible, is it an incredible business woman knows how to offer free and paid information without feeling like you're repeating the same things or overpaying for something. So I recognize not everybody has the financial, uh, means to get really good quality dog training. And so I started in 2008 doing a free, uh, workshop sort of thing every single year, making a commitment. We get between 25,000 and 40,000 people that go through every single year. And then there are people that say, Hey, Susan, uh, I vibe with your tribe and I want to be part of what you're doing moving forward. And so for those people, we have things like connected plus, which is like $10 a session. That's crazy. Oh, or recallers, which we will be opening next, uh, I think next week, the 5th, June 5th. Is it June

already? Um, so, uh, and here's one from Rob, Robin. And, and if you guys have any questions, I'm, I juggling cats, chainsaws, whatever, I will be watching the scroll and, um, answering, answering questions as I go along. So glad that I signed up for connected plus group. I hesitated because I knew I would not be able to be available for several of the zoom sessions, but I decided to do it anyway, as I've learned that Susan Garrett just keeps giving so much training knowledge that's worked for me and my dogs. And I want to keep choking it up. I was thrilled to learn of this year's new format where the zoom where the recorded zooms will have much more value for me versus, um, the live and the live zooms as well. I've already learned so much about the collar grab above and beyond what was shared in the doggy Phillips group. Mind you, we began doing this seven months ago, but apparently my brain needs a lot of repetition. And that's why people, you know, when you're doing foundation things, which the connected dog is giving you four games for foundation games, that's what mastery leads to. I don't care if you're watching this and you're a professional dog trainer yourself, you absolutely can learn from the connected dog, not just for yourself, but for your students. So it's the connected dog is about a daily connection. Think about any relationship in your life. So those of you that have a partner that when you were first, um, courting, is that a word anymore? When you were first courting, you connected daily, like on the phone and on text messages. And if they had them back then, they didn't have them back in my courting days. Not that my courting days have to be done, but pretty much, or haven't, haven't been in existence for a long time. So however you communicated, you did it daily. You, you, you know, did thoughtful things and thoughtful gestures and maybe gave bonbons. That's daily connection. You shared your core values. You talked about what's important. And that's what dog training, the way that we train with games, there's, there's like a bird party around here. Sorry. That's what daily connection is. It's sharing the core values. I first want my dogs to feel safe. You don't have to be concerned that something bad is going to happen to you. We're going to connect on these games and we're going to get onto the same page so that when I say I'm on a live, I can't pay attention, but bulldog, I want you to step on the porch so that I don't have to keep an eye over, um, the vermin on the property are all safe. And, and, you know, yes, of course, my, my border collies are

hanging out here and everyone's going to go. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The border collies rescue bulldog cross Boston terrier. Pretty much feral when we had rescued him. So the connection in the connected dog is you connecting with the fundamentals, you reminding yourself of the good dog training and the daily connection with these simple games that are meaningful and impactful. And as you work through the Netflix style series, there's a surprise for you at the end of a surprise outcome that you probably couldn't have predicted that you were going to get. But I promise you, if you invest your time in this and like, if you're joining us right now, you don't have to pay anything for it. If you invest your time in this, you will, you will say, this is the best, this, this is the best use of my time that I've ever done in a very, very long time. All right. So hi, Suzanne. Um, so if you have any questions, let me know. When I started, um, in the connected dog, I asked people, what are your biggest challenge? Because each of these games can help forward the progress you're having with any of your dog training challenges. So regardless of what your challenge is, I promise you, you jump in there, you earnestly, you download this, not just to have a pretty book, you download this and you work through the exercises without that are without dog. And then you fill in the blanks, but as you're watching, so this is a way you can take notes while you're watching the videos. And then you connect, you make a commitment. I'm joining connected dog. Everybody watching how many of them are on here. There's about 150 of you on the two channels. I want you to make an oath that you will make daily connection with your dog by the, by this time next week, I'll come back here. And if you follow through with that daily connection and the really cool thing is it may only take you like 30 seconds, 30 seconds can still be meaningful if it is intentional, right? So 30 seconds of daily connection. We come back here next week. I promise you, you will have seen a big difference. Um, okay. So any, any questions that I can, uh, I'm going to scroll through. Uh, I think I'm coming in on a conversation that I don't, I don't see. So if, if, if I, if you asked a question and I didn't see it, put it back in the comments and, um, and then I'll come back. And yeah, I don't know if this is in response to a question, but Dore's right that the breed isn't important. You know, when you become a better handler or a better coach or a better, um, pet parent or a better, you know, partner,

team member for your dog, it doesn't, it doesn't matter. So the fact that I brought in a rescue 15 month old bulldog, Boston terrier pug cross that had literally eaten all of the outdoor furniture and shredded three living room couches by the time he was given up among other things. It didn't, it, I, I, I didn't question, oh my gosh, I've never trained a bulldog before. Am I going to be able to do this? I knew the answers are in believing in the process and the laws of learning. And if what I do with this rescue dog doesn't work the way it worked with my terriers or my border collies, I just changed the protocol. And so there were some tweaks along the way for the bulldog, but like now he's, he would love it if I invited him up here. I know it could be dangerous. Tater, do you want to hop it up? There we go. That's a bag of treats. Yes. That would be good if you didn't. Super. Do you want to, do you want to say like hello to anybody? Do you want to? All right. One, give me one. Okay. There you go. There you go. Okay. So that's, that's the big thing is you need to have unwavering belief in the laws of learning that reinforcement can give you what you need. And that's, that's like the secret, right? That, that movie, the secret, none of that's going to work without a great protocol to get you there. And so the connected dog is that first step for you all. I know that, right? Okay. I'm going to, I'm going to talk with them again as you were. Don says my dog blue is full throttle a hundred miles all the time. Never stops as the attentions. You just snorted all over me. That's really disgusting. Tension span of a gnat, super smart, hard to get her to sit down long enough to teach her any kind of self-control. Dawn Sue, I hope you are currently in the connected dog. You will have your eyes opened and I give you my word that sentence will change this time next week. Yes. I promise. I promise. Okay. Okay. Here's a question. Not sure if this is the right place to ask, but the, but with connected dog, do we need to master one game before moving to the next? IE. Do I need a positive CER with a collar grab before attempting the next game, which is going to be a surprise to everybody? Um, and the next game is available now. There's, Oh no, the next game comes out tomorrow. Um, that's a great, great question. And do you see how I had to pause a little bit, Annabelle? So ideally the answer is yes, but Oh, there's a hummingbird. I wish I could turn the camera. Little ADD much Susan. If your dog has got a negative response, negative CER to the collar

grab. Yes. We're going to stick, stick with that unless like you can put a harness on and it'll be no problem. If your dog is like neutral right now, you can still move forward with tomorrow's game because tomorrow's game actually will help build a positive CER for the collar grab. So those are great questions to ask the coaches, like ask a question, ask it during the Q and A's. So the next game, is it the same? It may be, or it may not be. So with the first two, the answer is as long as it's not fearful, if it's fearful, that might be what you're working on, um, this week. We could probably work game two out without the collar grab though. So if your dog doesn't, you would just, we just alter how you play game two by not touching the collar. If you have fear, um, so what? Does feeding raw do something called bloodening your dog, awakening something deep inside them that makes them go a little wild? Pretty sure that's a reach. Pretty sure that's a stretch. Yeah, I would have to say no. We'll do more Q and A on, I think our next Q and A is Tuesday. So if I don't get your question, don't worry about it. Um, well, connected dog games work to build confidence in a pup. Heck yeah. Absolutely. It will. So yeah, you just play in little, little rounds every day. Um, and I don't care how old your puppy is, you'll be able to do all the games from the connected dog. Absolutely. Absolutely. Uh, Oh, I, I, I, I tried to nonchalantly throw a cookie to momentum, but I flicked it and it went right over the banner. Um, okay. So connect the dog, download the handbook, go through the videos, don't recreate, play the games as they're laid out. If you want success, here's your formula, watch the videos, practice the mechanics without your dog, get things laid out exactly as outlined in the video and in your playbook. Cause you'll get, you'll get a detailed playbook and how to play each one of these games. So then put, set up a video because dog training is all about your mechanics. Your dog is only as good as your mechanics will be. And the way you're going to get great mechanics is by watching the video, studying the video, and then videoing yourself, doing it and compare if it's the same. So that is, that is the circle of awesomeness. Watch the video, download the playbook, watch the video,

practice by yourself, video yourself, see how it compares to what I'm doing. And then go get your dog, play with your dog on video, compare again. And then if you are in the plus group, you can post that video and we have a little formula in there on how to do that. All right. It absolutely, it's, you know, it's, we've made it so easy for you and your dog to have success within, within the connected dog. So this isn't like, you know, a challenge where we post something and leave you on your own. We come back, we do Q and A's for you. It's just a week of helping people, most of which have come to us because they're listeners of the podcast, helping them to integrate the great information we're giving on the podcast in a way that is layered to bring you to a level that I promise you, where you are today, you're going to be in a new place next week at this time. Okay. I am going to sign off and take my dogs for a WALK. Can't say the word, but I will say, click on the link and my team will put it in the comments here. And if you have any questions, once you're playing, we'll be doing more of these lives this week, but daily connection with your dog, please, from me, tell your dog, crazy aunt Susan and said, we're playing games now. We'll see ya. Oh, where's my camera? There's my camera. See ya.