The “Back Up” Sit is a very useful behavior when working with reactive dogs. Watch as Emma Parsons demonstrates the beginning steps for training the “Back Up” Sit. In the finished behavior, backing up becomes the cue to turn and sit front. If a reactive dog begins to lunge forward, this can be a difference-maker by immediately interrupting the reaction and helping the dog recover more quickly. At ClickerExpo LIVE, Emma will be sharing more ways to help manage reactivity. In her hands-on Learning

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At the first day of our Training for Professionals: Across Species course, the students meet their goat training partners for the very first time! This course covers our view of the complete set of skills used by animal training professionals in any training environment. These environments include zoos and aquariums, veterinary offices, shelters, horse barns, and dog training facilities. Want to learn more at The Ranch? Follow this link and stay up to date about course offerings, resident animal

Ready for a fun game you can play RIGHT NOW to build your clicker mechanical skills? Grab your clicker and get ready… here we go! ... how’d you do? This is an example of one of the fun things Ken Ramirez will work with attendees on in his foundation-level Learning Lab at ClickerExpo LIVE. If you are new to clicker training or looking to teach new trainers, make sure to check out our Foundation Curriculum, which maps out recommended training courses over the three days: https://bit.ly/3iag9za Whe

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