A game for Loose Lead Walking, Retrieve, Recall and Chase problems. This game marks the orientation of the dogs head when looking in your direction. Marking this and rewarding it with another game of chase. The turn the dog makes becomes quicker. This game is a great one for bringing motivation back into your heel work, to relieve pressure, provide reinforcement and give you and your dog a break from an exercise.

A great relationship building game between owner and dog. This game builds value in different toy rewards. It is also a good game for disengaging with one toy and engage with another.

This game is a great 'Conversation Starter' - we teach our dogs a few simple games early on in their training and then move them to new spaces or environments. A clear visual prompt or components are associated with 'conversation starters'.This game is also Dog Parkour Foundation Behaviour of 2 feet up.

Part of a retrieve is to place the object into your hand. This is the first stage of the game playing orientating back towards the object, we are building desire into the object at this stage. The item is scarce, a valuable resource that is show fleetingly to the dog. It's a game of now you see it, now you don't. The dog does not actually get to touch the item.

Starting Boundary games for calmness and impulse control.

An easy starter game for focus and impulse control.

A game which helps with Optimism. Find some cardboard boxes, be creative with them. Include spaces to go under, over, on and through. Then scatter some food around and let your dog investigate.

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