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4 Methods for Proofing Heeling with Janice Gunn

Proofing can make the difference between a high-in-class performance and perhaps not passing at all. But... If you train by yourself proofing can be challenging. Learn 4 methods that Janice uses to ready her dogs for the ring so that they can confidently work through distractions. 00:36 Method 1 - Balloons: Helium Balloons especially with a fan to cause some air movement are a great visual distraction. 1:06 Method 2 - Animated Toys: Finally a use for those cute Christmas toys! Lots of random movement AND noise. 1:40 Method 3 - Surface Distractions: Use a tarp or other flat objects to change the footing and texture (extra points if it "crinkles"). Add pool noodles or other small soft objects for low obstacles. 2:09 Method 4 - Dragging a Toy: I love my robit flirt but you can rig something similar with a spare leash and a stuffed toy. This method really helps if your dog is sensitive to the judge or ring steward walking behind him. Distraction Proofing Tips: 3:05 Tip: 1 - Only proof strong behaviours: don't add in distraction proofing until your dog really understands the exercise. 3:26 Tip: 2 - Start small: Introduce a small distraction at a distance that you know your dog can still succeed at performing the exercise your are proofing. 3:46 Tip: 3 Build slowly: Increase the level of distraction gradually and only upon success with the previous level. 4:16 Tip: 4 Don't over do it: Add in small doses of distraction proofing every week or every several sessions. By gradually exposing your dog to novel movement and sound you will make him a stronger competitor able to easily ignore distractions outside (and sometimes inside) the ring. The Robit Toy I use is in Method 4 is available in the TNT store: https://www.tntkennels.com/product/fl...