Training Your Dog In Rally For Beginners – Start To Finish | Download Free

What you'll learn
Enjoy training your dog to participate in the dog sport of Rally
Understand the requirements for getting started in the dog sport of Rally
Be able to work in partnership with your dog
Use rewards to motivate and teach your dog to walk at Heel, and perform the regulation obedience exercises
Requirements
No previous experience in dog sport is required - this course is suitable for beginners
No knowledge of clicker training is required - clicker free methods are demonstrated
Description
Learn how to train your dog to participate in the fun dog sport of Rally (Rally-O or Rally Obedience). In the sport of Rally, the dog and handler move around a numbered course as a team, and perform exercises displayed on signs laid out in a specific sequence. This course covers the entry level exercises (Novice), as well as how to teach your dog to walk in the required Heel position at the handlers left side. All training demonstrated uses positive reinforcement, so the activity is fun and rewarding for both handler and dog. Simple lure, praise and reward training methods are used. This course is suitable for beginners with no previous experience in dog sports. Training methods shown are clicker free and suitable for beginners - but of course you can use a clicker should you wish.The course is based around the official Australian (ANKC) Rules, but the sport of Rally is broadly similar worldwide, so the techniques are applicable to anyone wanting to learn how to get started in training their dog for Rally. The course covers the equipment you will need, and how to teach your dog some basic foundation skills, including rear-end awareness for neat heel positioning and accurate performance of the Rally exercises. Lectures demonstrate how to correctly use a food lure and/or a target stick to help the dog learn the positions and moves for the required exercises. All the Australian Rally Novice Level signs are explained with full instructions on teaching the dog the exercises. Some extra exercises used outside Australia are also detailed. Lectures include how to transition the dog to work happily for longer periods of time, how to prepare the dog for entering an official Trial, and examples of Rally courses for practice purposes.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Meet Your Instructor
Lecture 2 Introduction to Rally
Lecture 3 Official Rally Rules
Section 2: Equipment
Lecture 4 Collar and Lead/Leash
Lecture 5 Treat Pouch For Food Rewards
Lecture 6 Rally Course Equipment
Lecture 7 Foot Target For Pivot Training
Lecture 8 Target Stick (optional)
Section 3: Foundation Skills
Lecture 9 Using A Food Lure
Lecture 10 Follow A Target Stick
Lecture 11 Focus or Watch
Lecture 12 Sit
Lecture 13 Down (Drop)
Lecture 14 Pivoting Skills for Turns and Rear End Awareness
Section 4: Heelwork
Lecture 15 Correct Heel Position
Lecture 16 Suitable Training Locations To Start In
Lecture 17 Heel in a Straight Line
Lecture 18 Verbal Cues and Leg Signals For Heel
Section 5: Rally Signs
Lecture 19 The Training Process - Luring, Gesturing, Cueing
Lecture 20 The "Start" and "Finish" Signs
Lecture 21 The "Halt" Symbol
Lecture 22 Sit, Down and Stand Signs
Lecture 23 Walk Around Dog Signs - Part 1
Lecture 24 Walk Around Dog Signs - Part 2
Lecture 25 Right and Left Turn Signs
Lecture 26 U-Turn Signs
Lecture 27 Left About Turn Sign
Lecture 28 270 Degree Turn Signs
Lecture 29 360 Degree Turn Signs
Lecture 30 Call Front Signs - Part 1 - Pre-requisites
Lecture 31 Call Front Signs - Part 2 - The Exercises
Lecture 32 Change of Pace Signs
Lecture 33 Side Step Sign
Lecture 34 Weave Signs
Lecture 35 1, 2, 3 Step Signs
Lecture 36 Spiral Signs
Lecture 37 Spiral Signs - Additional Information
Lecture 38 Extra Signs - Figure 8
Lecture 39 Extra Signs - Call Front - Return To Heel
Lecture 40 Extra Signs - Halt Left or Right Turn - Forward
Section 6: Putting The Rally Pieces Together
Lecture 41 Work Signals
Lecture 42 "Are You Ready" Signal
Lecture 43 Adding Together Heel And Stations
Lecture 44 Transition To Not Carrying Food/Toy Rewards
Lecture 45 Touch as Reward
Lecture 46 Proofing - Practicing In Different Locations
Lecture 47 Practice Trials
Lecture 48 Practice Course Examples
Section 7: Rally Trials - Rules and More
Lecture 49 Scoring and Deductions
Lecture 50 Retry
Lecture 51 Non-qualification (NQ) Faults
Section 8: Conclusion
Lecture 52 Conclusion
Dog owners interested in training their dog to participate in the fun sport of Rally,The course covers the Australian Rules, however the sport is similar worldwide so participants from anywhere will enjoy the course


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