0:00 The meeting began with Speaker 5 encouraging participants to keep their cameras off if they preferred and inviting questions to promote discussion. Speaker 1 introduced a case involving a 10-month-old dog in RSPCA care, discussing her behavioral improvements and concerns regarding her tendency to chase cars.
The conversation shifted to managing chasing behaviors in dogs, with Speaker 5 outlining training techniques such as using flirt poles and stop cues to enhance impulse control. Speaker 3 contributed insights on wildlife chasing, emphasizing the importance of strong recall. Speaker 1 clarified that the dog in question might not be bothered by squirrels but could react to moving cars, highlighting the need to understand the dog’s coping strategies and provide engaging toys. The session concluded with an invitation for further questions and contributions from participants.
Rosie shared her experiences with training deaf dogs, particularly her first dog, Horace, who learned over 65 signs through visual communication. She emphasized that deaf dogs can be effectively trained and thrive with the right approach, countering common misconceptions about their limitations. Speaker 2 recounted their experiences with deaf dogs, Cyrus and Anubis, discussing the necessity of teaching reliable check-ins and innovative training strategies to address individual challenges. The importance of adapting communication techniques to suit each dog’s needs was a recurring theme throughout the discussion.
The meeting also addressed the training of visually impaired dogs, with Claire sharing adaptations made for her dog losing eyesight, focusing on scent training. Speaker 2 provided context on how lighting conditions affect visibility and discussed practical strategies for enhancing communication with visually impaired dogs. The conversation underscored the significance of understanding each dog’s unique traits and the need for consistent communication cues, emphasizing that effective training principles apply regardless of a dog’s hearing or sight capabilities. The meeting concluded with reflections on how dogs can influence their owners’ routines, illustrating the bond between dogs and their handlers.
0:35
Team Check-In and Introductions
4:57
Discussion on Dog Behavior and Assessment
14:30
Addressing Chasing Behaviors in Dogs
Strategies for managing car chasing behavior in dogs.
24:05
Insights on Training Deaf Dogs
The role of community support in training and living with deaf dogs.
Sharing of video resources and experiences related to training deaf dogs.
Personal anecdotes illustrating the behavior and training of deaf dogs.
34:46
Teaching Deaf Dogs: Strategies and Experiences
The role of scent work in training dogs with sensory impairments.
44:08
Strategies for Training Deaf and Hearing Dogs
The impact of losing hearing and sight on a dog’s behavior and training.
The importance of regular check-ins for dogs, especially those with hearing impairments.
53:49
Communication Techniques for Deaf Dogs
Importance of consistent communication cues for deaf dogs.
57:39
Communication Techniques for Training Deaf Dogs
1:05:15
Understanding Deaf Dogs and Their Behavioral Challenges
1:11:11
Understanding Deaf Dogs and Their Sensory Perception
1:21:26
Understanding Deaf Dogs and Their Sensory Responses
1:35:10
Understanding Communication and Training Techniques for Deaf Dogs
1:46:09
Communication Techniques for Training Deaf Dogs
1:51:32
Adaptations for Working with Visually Impaired Dogs
1:54:12
Understanding Deaf Dogs and Their Training Needs
1:58:39
Understanding Communication with Deaf Dogs
Differences in training techniques for deaf dogs versus hearing dogs.
2:07:20
Dog Behavior and Training Insights
Responses