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Neutrality &
Impulse Control

Find all the resouces to compliment your session.

Guides

A collection of guides you can download or print, to help you succeed.

3 Variable
Distractions

Understand how to navigate distractions to set yourself up for success.

Keeping Your Dog Under Threshold

Learn how to keep your dog in the learning headspace when desensitizing your dog to triggers.

How to Handle a Long Leash

Learn how to properly handle the leash so you stay safe, clear and effective with your training.

Understanding
Drives in Dogs

Understanding your dog’s natural impulses and instincts helps you stay two steps ahead, leading to less frustration and a more compassionate, effective approach to training.

The Choice Chart

Use this flow chart to navigate how to direct your dogs behaviour and create a dog who is able to regulate & disengage independently or seek assistance when needed.

Understanding
Impulse Control

Dogs repeat behaviors that reward themselves. Recognizing this is key to building reliable off-leash control.

Exercise Library

A collection of step-by-step guides you can download or print, to help you succeed.

Capturing / Shaping

This guide walks you through how to practice basic capturing and shaping for better behaviours.

Teaching Neutrality

This step-by-step walks you through how to teach neutrality to your dog's triggers.

Teaching Impulse Control

This step-by-step walks you through how to teach your dog the leave it command.

Video Library

A collection of videos from various trainers around the world, to help you succeed.

Teaching Implied Impulse Control

In this video, Hamilton Dog Training discusses how to capture your dogs good choices around impulse control.

Redirecting Your Dog

In this video, Tom Davis talks about redirecting your dog to prevent them from overreacting to a distraction.

Teaching Leave It

This video is demonstrates how to teach your dog the leave it command.

Handling a Long Leash

This video is discusses how to safely handle a long line.

Questions?

Try our Ask a Trainer section

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