Stay Positions (Out of Motion Exercises) Step by Step | Online Dog Training by T. Oleynik

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Stay Positions SS Training Steps Overview

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Step 1 - "Focus" Go into the Box & Stay in the Box 3 Topics

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Step 1.1 - "Box/Focus." Go into the Box

Step 1.2 - Stay in the Position Box

Step 1.3 - Concentration

Step 2 - Introduce Negative Reinforcement 5 Topics | 1 Quiz

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Step 2.1 - Luring into Positions

Step 2.2 - Introduce Manual Contact Points

Step 2.3 - Introduce Mechanical to Replace Manual

Step 2.4 - Mechanical - Continuous Leash Pressure

Step 2.4 - Mechanical - Continuous Leash Pressure - Quiz

Step 2.5 - Verbal

Step 3 - Adding Movement. Handler Heels Backward 4 Topics

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Step 3.0- Handler Heels Backward

Step 3.1 - Using Flexpole & S-D-S Harness

Step 3.2 - Positions from Heeling around the flexpole

Step 3.3 - Stay Positions from heeling with a second person for the stand

Training Example with a Young Dog Using the S-D-S Harness. Get the Dog Accustomed 3 Topics

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Training Video - Step 1 - S-D-S Harness. Get the Dog Accustomed

Training Video - Step 2 - S-D-S Harness - Working by Yourself Without Flexpole

Training Video - Step 3 - S-D-S Harness Using Flexpole

Example of Working with an Assistant if You do Not Have a Harness or a Flexpole 4 Topics

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Step 1 - Assistant - Getting the Dog Accustomed

Step 2 - Assistant - Always Help and Reinforce

Step 3 - Assistant as a Spotter

Training Example - Working with an Assistant

Step 4 - Focus as the Handler is Walking Away 1 Topic

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Training Video - Stay Positions - Use of "R-" for Focus

Step 5 - Opposition Reflex 2 Topics

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Step 5.1 - Opposition Reflex

Training Video - Example of Teaching Opposition Reflex