TRAINING
WITH TEMPERAMENT THEORY
Herding With Shy Dogs (Page 3)
by
Val Maurer
Introduction and Acknowledgements
Training:
Training
Using Temperament Theory
Obedience and Temperament Theory
Agility and Temperament Theory
Herding and Temperament Theory: Action Dogs
The Temperament Theory and Rescue Work
Reference:
Bibliography
Glossary
Living
With Border Collies
Hug Therapy
United States
Border Collie Club
Border Collie Society of
America
Questions?
Comments?
Suggestions?
Tell us what you
think!
Quit!!
While walking the dog out, tell the dog how brave, strong, courageous, etc.,
etc., the dog is. Be proud of yourselves.
Dog barks and/or lunges toward sheep. Dog is in an Upbeat/Bold state.
Acknowledge and appreciate this mood but continue walking towards crate.
Don't stop and let the dog go into a total Bold action state.
Sit and talk to your dog before crating. Let the dog settle
into the yellow circle before leaving him/her.
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