Working with Ozzy on reactivity/aggression on leash.

Finally got the video from my boss of us working with Oz at his training property. This is probably the first time in four years or more that Ozzy hasn't been hitting the end of the leash trying to get the other dog.

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Also, he put the wrong breed, Oz is a JRT/Aussie mix. And his name is OzzY not OzzIE

Great work you two! I'm so glad you got video - I so wish I could do that for my reactivity clients, too!

Yeah, its really helpful for ME to see what I'm doing right and wrong on my end of the leash. And I've got proof he's not always a jerk

That's awesome! Good job you and good job Ozzy! I love filming training sessions. I make Matt do it whenever he's home so I can see what I'm doing wrong. And so I can see if Mu is responding to my verbal cues or my physical cues.

That is wonderful!
And I LOVE that his tail was going 90 to nothing the whole time lol

Way to go Merle (not so much of a) monster! I love how your trainer inserts commentary in the video.

Wait, are you being sarcastic? lol

Me? No. Well maybe...........he will always be a full merle monster. :rofl1:

Oh he's definitely still a monster lol.

He put the commentary in there since we're having a lot of people coming to us with reactive dogs, and it's really helpful for not so dog savvy people to see what exactly is going on with the dog, and what we're doing at what moment to change how he's feeling about the other dog approaching. It just works out that it's one of our dogs with the issue, so that he's not juggling a client and a reactive dog at the same time, and we can both concentrate on helping Oz out.