Regularly reassessing your dog's thresholds is essential in behavior threshold dog training. As your dog learns and adapts, their comfort levels around certain triggers can change. This is why it’s important to track progress and adjust your training plan accordingly. Keeping an eye on dog behavior thresholds ensures your approach remains effective and respectful of your dog’s emotional state.
This worksheet will help you and your trainer record and analyze your dog’s reactions. Whether you're working through reactivity, fear, or overexcitement, using a behavior threshold dog training example helps clarify which environments and situations are manageable for your dog.
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Category of Trigger |
Distance |
Level of Response |
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Visual |
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Auditory |
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Olfactory |
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Tactile |
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Situational |
Remember, if you're having difficulty assessing or working with your dog behavior thresholds, don’t hesitate to reach out to your Homeschool Trainer or message Homeschool directly for personalized guidance and support.
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