Online Courses
Getting A Sense: Bundle
Adopting a deaf and or blind dog may seem daunting but it doesn’t have to be!
Getting a Sense: Puppy, Adolescent and Adult will provide new guardians with the skills and knowledge of how to set your new deaf and or blind dog up for success in their first stages of life.
Throughout the course you will learn how to communicate with your puppy, or adult dog and how to assist them using positive reinforcement.
By joining the Noble Woof Network you will receive a membership to Noble Woof Network, all three courses and access to live training events. This is a three course bundle of $99.99.
Getting A Sense: Individual Courses
You can also purchase each of the stages individually. Getting a Sense: Puppy, Adolescent and Adult are all available for a single purchase of $39.99.
Stay tuned for more up coming courses for your deaf and blind dog!
Getting a Sense Puppy: This webinar is catered to deaf and/or blind puppy guardians. I will guide you into what it takes to support your puppy for their first few months of life using the power of positive reinforcement.
Getting a Sense: Puppy
Getting A Sense Adolescence. Teenage months can be difficult with any dog, however it can be even more over whelming with an adolescent deaf and blind dog. I will guide you on how to teach basic cues, amplify your enrichment and help generalize the work you put in during puppyhood.
Getting a Sense: Adolescence
Getting A Sense Adulthood: Have you recently adopted an adult deaf and/or blind dog? This webinar is catered to you! I will give you ideas on how to support your adult deafblind dog and things that are important to work on right away.
Getting a Sense: Adulthood
Rex Specs Webinar
Throughout this webinar you will learn how to positively condition your dog to wear goggles. Goggles can be extremely important when out in different terrains with your dog. This webinar is designed to coach anyone who loves to adventure with their dog and is interested in trying Rex Specs dog goggles!
This webinar was created around my dog Darla who is completely blind and partially deaf. You will have to create your own training plan for what would work best for your dog.
It’s Ok to Settle
As a society of humans we say it’s best to never settle but when it comes to dogs who are deaf and blind this is something we want to encourage. It’s ok to settle is a course dedicated to teaching all deaf and/or blind dog owners how to assist their dogs in moments of over stimulation and sensory overload. It will provide tools you and your dog can use in moments where you need them to settle. Join me while I discuss my dog Darla and how I went from frantic moments to having her sleep by my feet.
Let’s get enriched!
Does your dog have extra energy even after playing with them and even taking them for a walk?
Do you feel like you can’t keep up with your puppy or teenage dogs energy?
Do you feel like your older dog could use some fun things to do during the day?
Let’s get enriched is a webinar that will give you creative ideas and outlets for all the above! In my newest seminar I’ll teach you how to create elaborate puzzle games, DIY enrichment ideas and even building a sensory garden.
How to train a raptor ; addressing puppy biting and adult mouthing
Does your dog feel like a raptor at times because of how mouthy they are?
Is your dog deaf and/or blind? Are you frustrated by feeling that you’re unable to communicate to them when they’re biting you?
How to train a Raptor will help you understand what to reinforce when to redirect and how to manage your dog during times of adult mouthing or puppy biting.
This webinar will feature mostly dogs who are deaf and/or blind however these skills are helpful for all dogs who love to use their mouths! I will be sharing personal and client example videos to show you that I’ve been there and have bruises and bumps to prove it!
Walking without talking: a step by step guide to leash walking skills for your deaf and/or blind dog
Does your deaf dog pull you down the street? Does your blind dog refuse to walk even down the driveway? Leash skills with a disabled dog can be challenging, but they don’t have to be! In my newest webinar i’ll be teaching a step by step guide to help build you and your dog into a team while out on walks.
This webinar will include hand signals for deaf dogs, auditory cues for blind dogs and tactile cues for deaf blind dogs. We will discuss where to get started and how to work through distractions.
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Photogenic fido
Have you found it difficult to get clear photos of your deaf and/or blind dog? Are you looking for ways to get even cuter more memorable photos of them? This is the webinar for you!
This webinar will include going over an automatic sit or down stay, paws up, the head tilt, capturing those happy faces and capturing the ultimate selfie! This webinar will be for mostly deaf and/or blind dog guardians.
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Traveling Blind
Have you ever thought about traveling with your dog that is deaf and/or blind? Well, I have! I’ve taken my disabled dogs to multiple places and in this webinar I will share with you all of our experiences! I will discuss what to pack, how to handle the first 24 hours and how to support them while on vacation.
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