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Shorts · 2026 · page 2 of 9

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  1. How to act like a dog when you're kind of shut down | Part 64 of Finn's training

  2. "Panic jumpies" — going home, into the crate, and that's fine | Part 29 of Finn's training

  3. He'll be off leash by the end of this program | Part 36 of Finn's training

  4. Command, duration — now add distance | Part 38 of Finn's training

  5. Not bracing against the leash any more | Part 27 of Finn's training

  6. "It's just a state of mind" — change the associations, change the dog | Part 42 of Finn's training

  7. Sniffing things, being a dog | Part 57 of Finn's training

  8. I'm so sorry you're living like this, bud | Part 50 of Finn's training

  9. "The release to freedom method" — named | Part 46 of Finn's training

  10. I've been calling him Finn the deer." — "Mom, his behavior reminds m… | Part 70 of Finn's training

  11. Reps depend on the dog's emotional state, not a number | Part 8 of Finn's training

  12. "Much calmer. Still skittish. Much better" — reading a dog who is al… | Part 11 of Finn's training

  13. "He's not doing anything except existing around us" — day one, nothin… | Part 1 of Finn's training

  14. Louie shows him what place looks like | Part 3 of Finn's training

  15. Toys out, tools out — nobody asks Finn for anything | Part 4 of Finn's training

  16. Start with freedom: "you also like to explore a little bit" | Part 5 of Finn's training

  17. First time out. "He will bolt" — two lines, a backup collar, the e-c… | Part 18 of Finn's training

  18. "One of our nervous cases" — going easy on purpose | Part 14 of Finn's training

  19. Getting him out of the crate | Part 19 of Finn's training

  20. Down, outside, for the first time | Part 10 of Finn's training

  21. When a normal sit is the whole session | Part 16 of Finn's training

  22. We're not going to force him if it's just going to shut him down | Part 13 of Finn's training

  23. Watch Chapo's (Huge Malinois with a bite history) pick-up day! | Full Session | 2026-09-14 | 14:38

    Topics: The dog tells you the reward.

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  24. Wide eyes, heavy panting: what high nerves look like under calm cond… | Part 12 of Finn's training

  25. "Very different from the Todd of yesterday" — what a day of progress … | Part 6 of Finn's training

  26. "A little tiny pressure" — the smallest ask that still means something | Part 9 of Finn's training

  27. The obligation is minimal: a collar on top, and that's all | Part 7 of Finn's training

  28. A little more duration, and see | Part 17 of Finn's training

  29. "Very difficult to get him back" — so start with the basics, out here | Part 20 of Finn's training

  30. "Not much pressure with that one" — the first sit | Part 15 of Finn's training

  31. You're doing so good, boy. You're a sweet boy. I love you. | Part 2 of Finn's training

  32. More reps, closer each time | Part 16 of Beo's training

  33. Mazi's Training Session | Full Session | 2026-09-14 | 14:12

    Topics: Honest limits, and reliability is not permission; Hidden help.

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  34. "That was a lot" — reading the reaction and dialling back | Part 11 of Beo's training

  35. "One really clean verbal-only Down" — naming the goal | Part 15 of Beo's training

  36. He goes down, and they celebrate | Part 14 of Beo's training

  37. The first attempt | Part 8 of Beo's training

  38. Running a big circle is the reward | Part 12 of Beo's training

  39. Why that particular rep mattered | Part 18 of Beo's training

  40. I'm going to try his first down rep | Part 7 of Beo's training

  41. What it takes if you really want him to learn it | Part 17 of Beo's training

  42. End on it, then let him consolidate | Part 19 of Beo's training

  43. A 10 out of 100 — "I can't even perceive it" | Part 10 of Beo's training

  44. "Not anything huge on the ball" — so change the plan | Part 5 of Beo's training

  45. Personal play, when no toy lands | Part 6 of Beo's training

  46. Trying the ball | Part 4 of Beo's training

  47. "That was pretty smooth" — what a good first rep looks like | Part 9 of Beo's training

  48. Super low level, no stress — reading the dog | Part 13 of Beo's training

  49. Zero words happened. Zero commands happened. | Part 121 of Bun's training

  50. Hypervigilance — what it looks like | Part 108 of Bun's training

  51. The owner runs the recall herself | Part 129 of Bun's training

  52. The sticky points: cars, pulling, blown recalls | Part 139 of Bun's training

  53. Do you feel any pressure from me right now? | Part 112 of Bun's training

  54. Two other dogs go off at each other | Part 136 of Bun's training

  55. What makes a good helper dog | Part 109 of Bun's training

  56. Let him explore first | Part 3 of Beo's training

  57. Freedom is the reward | Part 111 of Bun's training

  58. Bun's first day fully off leash | Part 135 of Bun's training

  59. She taught you a behavior | Part 110 of Bun's training

  60. A dog he has never met | Part 1 of Beo's training

  61. A skill most people never train | Part 141 of Bun's training

  62. You're not a prison guard | Part 122 of Bun's training

  63. Combining social pressure and the collar | Part 114 of Bun's training

  64. "Find your own fun" — naming the window | Part 116 of Bun's training

  65. Is Bun a biter at all anymore?" — "No, he's friendly. | Part 142 of Bun's training

  66. What punishment is for, and what follows | Part 119 of Bun's training

  67. A lot easier to walk them now | Part 130 of Bun's training

  68. He forgot about it and went back to sniffing | Part 123 of Bun's training

  69. The work window starts when you ask | Part 118 of Bun's training

  70. That's play — and why it counts | Part 117 of Bun's training

  71. Okay, I'm actually impressed." "I told you. | Part 127 of Bun's training

  72. And the heel?" — "I haven't tested that yet | Part 133 of Bun's training

  73. The first time, he'd have run at that dog | Part 120 of Bun's training

  74. Zuri crowds him, he holds the heel | Part 125 of Bun's training

  75. Social pressure, continued | Part 113 of Bun's training

  76. He was lunging at all of us. Look at him now. | Part 143 of Bun's training

  77. His heel looks really great | Part 140 of Bun's training

  78. Pressure until the behavior, then relief, then reward | Part 115 of Bun's training

  79. He walks like he has more confidence | Part 126 of Bun's training

  80. A black puppy, off leash, and nothing happens | Part 134 of Bun's training

  81. Show what not to do, then allow everything else | Part 128 of Bun's training

  82. The plan: distance, duration, distraction — off leash | Part 131 of Bun's training

  83. That is so impressive | Part 124 of Bun's training

  84. Still pulling — and not fixing it today | Part 2 of Beo's training

  85. Every dog tests it eventually — train for that day | Part 138 of Bun's training

  86. Verbal-only for the last five to eight sessions before home | Part 132 of Bun's training

  87. You got scared. That's okay. | Part 137 of Bun's training

  88. A down between the stairs | Part 65 of Bun's training

  89. Heel, over and over, downtown | Part 76 of Bun's training

  90. Distance, duration, distraction — all three | Part 101 of Bun's training

  91. "What I want you to notice" — the down, and the wait | Part 89 of Bun's training

  92. Why he lay down instead of finding heel | Part 96 of Bun's training

  93. Can he down without even the "eh-eh"? | Part 83 of Bun's training

  94. Heel, then down, chained | Part 79 of Bun's training

  95. Something startles them both | Part 82 of Bun's training

  96. A car ruins the rep | Part 77 of Bun's training

  97. Investigative, not reactive | Part 98 of Bun's training

  98. No more lunging or panicking or freaking out | Part 93 of Bun's training

  99. Ears up, tail right, not reactive | Part 66 of Bun's training

  100. Proofing the Down, and the nervousness beneath | Part 87 of Bun's training

  101. Zuri sniffs past what he's fixated on | Part 78 of Bun's training

  102. One massive improvement there | Part 105 of Bun's training

  103. He came off the sniff and came back | Part 88 of Bun's training

  104. I just allowed Bun to make his own choice | Part 102 of Bun's training

  105. "I scared him" — the trainer's own error | Part 85 of Bun's training

  106. Internal emotional change is the goal | Part 99 of Bun's training

  107. Go back and watch those early sessions | Part 90 of Bun's training

  108. The runner approaches — and he downs | Part 106 of Bun's training

  109. That was off nothing. No leash. No body language. No e-collar. | Part 81 of Bun's training

  110. It makes a dog's life less fulfilling | Part 92 of Bun's training

  111. Where the heel position actually is | Part 63 of Bun's training

  112. Phase one | Part 64 of Bun's training

  113. Only his second session working on the down | Part 68 of Bun's training

  114. "That was perfect" — one last heel | Part 107 of Bun's training

  115. Don't heel grind | Part 91 of Bun's training

  116. Tightening the boundary now he knows it | Part 94 of Bun's training

  117. Allow the choice, then use what he chose | Part 104 of Bun's training

  118. Distance and duration together | Part 100 of Bun's training

  119. I had to punish it" — "No, that was perfect timing | Part 86 of Bun's training

  120. Without choice points you're just managing | Part 103 of Bun's training

  121. He avoided them — then went to look | Part 97 of Bun's training

  122. One clean heel entry | Part 67 of Bun's training

  123. Zuri tries to pull him off something | Part 84 of Bun's training

  124. Heel entry standing still vs while walking | Part 95 of Bun's training

  125. He's really making progress on his down | Part 80 of Bun's training

  126. A cart makes him nervous | Part 71 of Bun's training

  127. Confidence comes from competence | Part 56 of Bun's training

  128. One more set of stairs to go up | Part 72 of Bun's training

  129. You have to make the puzzle harder again | Part 40 of Bun's training

  130. Working the first refusal | Part 52 of Bun's training

  131. All the pressure's gone. As soon as you do what I ask. | Part 75 of Bun's training

  132. Four more right now | Part 45 of Bun's training

  133. Negative reinforcement, defined by its user | Part 59 of Bun's training

  134. You did it. I'm glad I went for it. | Part 49 of Bun's training

  135. The collar twice — a smaller reaction than before | Part 48 of Bun's training

  136. Verbal fluency requires letting him struggle | Part 42 of Bun's training

  137. "You're doing great" — late in a long day | Part 70 of Bun's training

  138. "Pressure gone" — and he takes the stairs | Part 73 of Bun's training

  139. What's your plan?" — "Exposure. | Part 55 of Bun's training

  140. Pressure, release, reward — the whole loop | Part 60 of Bun's training

  141. He lays down on his own | Part 46 of Bun's training

  142. Meeting Zuri Chan | Part 50 of Bun's training

  143. Reinforced a lot, but didn't do much else | Part 47 of Bun's training

  144. What he actually learned: lure, pressure, point | Part 41 of Bun's training

  145. Down with real distraction | Part 74 of Bun's training

  146. You might have thought — just help him out | Part 39 of Bun's training

  147. Neutral interactions, not greetings | Part 53 of Bun's training

  148. Coping skills, and a jog after stress | Part 58 of Bun's training

  149. Insecurity, not disobedience | Part 54 of Bun's training

  150. A verbal-only down and we're ending | Part 44 of Bun's training

  151. Down, heel, stairs, interactions — all at once | Part 69 of Bun's training

  152. I'm going to start teaching Bun a heel now | Part 61 of Bun's training

  153. Second-to-last rep — deciding when to stop | Part 43 of Bun's training

  154. Do you not like stairs? That's new. | Part 51 of Bun's training

  155. The phases of teaching heel | Part 62 of Bun's training

  156. Pressure he doesn't know what to do with | Part 57 of Bun's training

  157. The trainer not being afraid is part of the method | Part 29 of Bun's training

  158. You don't have to be afraid | Part 31 of Bun's training

  159. A school bus is also a reward | Part 37 of Bun's training

  160. The obligation moves from leash to collar | Part 19 of Bun's training

  161. He's doing so much better than he was | Part 3 of Bun's training

  162. Punished, not negatively reinforced | Part 30 of Bun's training

  163. A few more reps, then the loop ends | Part 34 of Bun's training

  164. Why the somersault still got an "okay" | Part 23 of Bun's training

  165. Let him run first. Then work. | Part 16 of Bun's training

  166. Another Verbal-Only Down—and He Kept It | Kodak 8/8

  167. Over-condition one thing, lose flexibility | Part 26 of Bun's training

  168. You're going to learn it. It's going to be fine. | Part 21 of Bun's training

  169. Another rep, still physical | Part 36 of Bun's training

  170. Show the motion, then mark it with the word | Part 18 of Bun's training

  171. "Rooted in something" — reading fear, not punishing it | Part 6 of Bun's training

  172. Hard stare, snapping, lunging — who he was | Part 28 of Bun's training

  173. Less Help on the Next Down | Kane Part 9

  174. Why he isn't picky about which side yet | Part 10 of Bun's training

  175. Does it hold on the way back? | Part 12 of Bun's training

  176. One More Clarification | Kane Part 10

  177. Nervous to come out — then fully through | Part 15 of Bun's training

  178. Someone pops out — the nervousness underneath | Part 11 of Bun's training

  179. Kane Gets the Verbal-Only Down | Kane Part 11

  180. The first thing trained is not a command | Part 7 of Bun's training

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