San Clemente Training

06/12/2026

Ty and his mom have been working on improving their heel. We started with patterns and are now moving onto transitions into and out of movement. At the beginning of this exercise, Ty was getting distracted which caused him to lose his positioning when moving into the jog and when slowing to a stop. Instead of correcting this, we want to give him the opportunity to get a couple wins in so he really understands what is expected of him. So, we choose to keep moving until he catches up and do the transition once we have his attention again. Over time this will evolve, but for right now this is an easy exercise that helps your dog learn to stay in position, even with a change of pace.

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06/11/2026

Some A-frame fun with Tyraxes!

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06/09/2026

Psyche definitely locks in when she sees her ball. If you are looking for help learning how to train using toys, or how to get your dogs interested in toys in the first place, schedule a free consultation with us today. Visit centralfloridadogtraining.com to get started.

06/08/2026

This was a very fun activity for both Seven and Finn. Seven was working on keeping his nose to himself and Finn was working on ignoring me when I touched his tail. We start with me nice and far when practicing this and as they show improvement, I slowly got closer. By the end of this exercise, Finn was allowing me to touch his tail without paying any attention to me and Seven and I were nose to nose with only about 5 inches between us.

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06/07/2026

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06/06/2026

It’s difficult to work on storm anxiety because we can’t control the weather. So, we start practicing using a Bluetooth speaker to simulate the noise of a storm and pair this with exciting things like food. We start the audio at the lowest volume setting and reward any bravery they show as described in this video. Overtime we will slowly increasing the volume and eventually apply this to active thunderstorms.

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06/06/2026

We absolutely love working with Finn and Susan. Finn is a therapy dog in training who comes to our group classes to work on staying on task around distractions and greeting strangers politely. He and his mom bring endless positive energy with them to every session and we couldn’t ask for a more hard working team.

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06/06/2026

After achieving success 90% of the time with the exercise we described in pt 1, we move on to adding a little movement on the handler’s part. What you see in this video is the second step of establishing door boundaries: making sure your dog doesn’t try to follow you if you have not given them a command to do so. They must again achieve 90% proficiency in this exercise before trying things like dropping the leash, adding distractions outside, or practicing leaving through the door on command. As Lily learns all of these steps, we will post about it so you can learn along with her. Follow us to join her journey.

06/04/2026