Guide, mobility and psychiatric assistance dog, dog sports, disabilities, dog training and everything else dog
Good r+/FF training info is also hard to find. Many people turn to using aversive because they don't have another option. Not teaching people who already have tools on their dogs just adds another barrier
#assistancedogs#servicedogs#dogtraining#ukassistancedogs
Good r+/FF training info is also hard to find. Many people turn to using aversive because they don't have another option. Not teaching people who already have tools on their dogs just adds another barrier
#assistancedogs#servicedogs#dogtraining#ukassistancedogs
Many handlers (and myself included) use aversive tools to feel safer, so we know in an emergency we can physically move the dog.
Heavy mobility dogs tend to be larger dogs, which means handlers with less physical strength tend to be paired with stronger dogs
Many handlers (and myself included) use aversive tools to feel safer, so we know in an emergency we can physically move the dog.
Heavy mobility dogs tend to be larger dogs, which means handlers with less physical strength tend to be paired with stronger dogs
Sadly some countries are really struggling with fake service/assistance dogs
Sadly some countries are really struggling with fake service/assistance dogs
Pikelet 1y WL english springer, we got her as a sports dog, found out after a lot of behaviour issues that she has hip dysplasia. I am hoping we can still do low impact sports!
Pepsi 1y WL german shepherd, hopefully future guide, mobility and psychiatric assistance dog, currently reactive
Pikelet 1y WL english springer, we got her as a sports dog, found out after a lot of behaviour issues that she has hip dysplasia. I am hoping we can still do low impact sports!
Pepsi 1y WL german shepherd, hopefully future guide, mobility and psychiatric assistance dog, currently reactive