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Sue Ailsby - Training Levels: Steps to Success

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Experienced and novice trainers alike will benefit from Sues decades of experience in competitive canine sports and service dog training. Sue is a master at communicating with dogs and people in ways both can understand. Her Training Levels manual will help you capture and keep your dogs willing participation in the training process. This two-volume manual was written for trainers who want a coherent, start-to-finish training plan. Its not specifically aimed at obedience competition, or agility, or tracking, or any other sport or job. Its aimed at producing a thinking dog that is a willing partner, eager to learn, happy to work, able to go into new situations and perform reliably, comfortable in public, a good traveller, and capable of giving full attention to the handler.What behaviors does a professional dog know that an amateur dog doesnt?What training do excellent pets, excellent sport dogs, and excellent working dogs have in common?What foundation behaviors will give a trained dog the enthusiasm and ability to earn a beginning title in any sport with a month of extra practice?How do you break these behaviors down into easily-trained pieces?This amazing working manual clearly illustrates and explains the answers to these questions and will guide you in your search for better understanding of and a better bond with your canine companions. Sue breaks down the finished behaviors into small, achievable steps for you to work through, level by level.Note: Both volumes of the printed version of Training Levels are included in this E-Book.

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Training Levels - Steps to Success TRAINING TOOLS Training your dog in easy - photo 1

Training Levels - Steps to Success

TRAINING TOOLS

Training your dog in easy steps for pet, sports, or work

By Sue Ailsby

with Lynn Shrove

M2M Endeavours Ltd.

1167 Ashley Drive

Swift Current, Saskatchewan

Canada S9H 1N4

www.sue-eh.ca

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All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or by any information storage and retrieval system, without written permission from the author, except for the inclusion of brief quotations in a review, or in handouts for students with appropriate acknowledgement, including the addition of our website, www.sue-eh.ca.

Unattributed photos are by Lynn Shrove, Jan Greenberg, Karen Hoyt, Cathy Matson, or Sue Ailsby.

ISBN 978-0-9869119-2-7

2000 through 2012 by M2M Endeavours Ltd.

On the cover, 8 week old Portuguese Water Dog puppy, Syn, enthusiastically begins her training journey - step by step to success.

Dogs lives are too short Their only fault really - Agnes Sligh Turnbull - photo 3

Dogs' lives are too short. Their only fault, really.

- Agnes Sligh Turnbull

This book is for Ron, of course;

for my parents, who taught me to wonder how;

and for the dogs, who taught me everything they could and who put up with my thousands of experiments.

Believe nothing merely because you have been told it. Do not believe what your teacher tells you merely out of respect for the teacher. But whatever, after due examination and analysis, you find to be kind, conducive to the good, the benefit, the welfare of all beings - that doctrine believe and cling to, and take it as your guide.

- The Buddha

Many hands or jaws make light work - whether youre making a book or having a - photo 4Many hands or jaws make light work - whether youre making a book or having a - photo 5Many hands or jaws make light work - whether youre making a book or having a - photo 6

Many hands (or jaws) make light work - whether you're making a book or having a picnic. Scuba sets the table, Shayla runs out to get the meal (she's the only one old enough to drive), and Lily cleans up when they're done.

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I have to thank first and foremost, Lynn Shrove. Without her enthusiasm and organizational skills, I would have long since wandered off to play with my pups;

the beta testers - Jan Greenberg, Karen Hoyt, Cathy Matson, Robin Walters, and the rest for (obviously) testing, and for taking marvelous photos of their beautiful dogs (and letting me use them!);

and the thousands of great trainers on the Training Levels Yahoo list who shared their successes and never failed to let me know when they didn't understand what I was saying.

With overt gratitude to Eileen Anderson who volunteered to edit this thing when only she knew how much work THAT was going to be!

Thanks, too, to all the dedicated trainers of Freedom Dogs and other Service Dog organizations using the Training Levels to make the world a better place.

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FOREWORD

"Train the dog who shows up, Barbara!" is one of the first things Sue Ailsby told me many years ago. It took awhile for me to internalize this precept because I wanted to train "the dog who knew how to do everything in my kitchen".

I met Sue Ailsby many years ago because her name happened to be on the clicker I purchased from a local vet clinic. I called to buy a few more clickers from her and she asked me what I would be using them for. "Why, to train my dog to retrieve a dumbbell" I replied. She asked me if I knew who she was, and I said "yes, you are the clicker supplier". She chuckled at my naivet and told me that not only was she the clicker supplier, but that she was also a veteran dog trainer who could show me how to best use the clickers I was about to purchase from her.

She then made me the offer of a lifetime: a free weekend workshop, all I had to bring was a sheet, some Cheeri-Os, hot dogs and lunch.

I accepted the offer and it changed my life.

I had studied the theory of Operant Conditioning and Classical Conditioning in university, but seeing it in practice was amazing.

Watching Sue with her dogs Scuba and Song was like watching a magic show and I wanted to know more.

At the end of the weekend workshop I asked Sue if she would be willing to work with me and train me on how to clicker train my dog Artemis.

She agreed with one stipulation, I had to retrain Artemis everything, I had to start from the beginning, and that was my introduction to The Levels. Once a week we met to monitor our progress.

As I continued to train and utilize The Levels it became easier and easier to "train the dog who shows up". I couldnt pass a Level if I didnt work with "what is".

This book is the culmination of 50+ years of experience of one of the best trainers on the planet. If you only buy one book on dog training it should be this book; it is worth its weight in gold.

It will give you a clear and concise way to train your dog for anything. Once you complete these Levels your dog will have a rock solid foundation.

If the truth be told, the true gift of The Levels is that they are not only a roadmap of how to successfully train your dog for life, competition or work, they are a blueprint for life.

Any task or goal, no matter how big, is achievable if you break it down into enough smaller tasks.

Thank doG for Sue Ailsby!

- Barbara Lloyd

Regina, Saskatchewan

Canada

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WELCOME! COME INTO MY PARLOUR...

An old friend of mine used to say "When we all lived in the forest and could talk to the animals... " What a terrible thing to lose! I've spent my entire life trying to getting back to that state.

I've never been closer than I am right now. Approaching an animal as a thinking being, and having the animal respond in kind... but I'm getting maudlin. Start working the Levels. You'll find out what I'm talking about for yourself.

I was given my first dog in my very early teens. It was my job to train that creature and I remember facing her knowing that I had no idea WHAT I needed to communicate to her, let alone HOW to do it, but that I was about to enter into a discussion with an alien being.

As my understanding of the dog, her joys and sorrows, her language, and what we needed to know in order for us to live together grew, so did mankind's scientific understanding of how all animals learn and remember. When we put together what we can learn from the dog, from scientists, and from other dog trainers, the task of training becomes an exciting, interesting and amazing journey.

There have been a lot of dogs in my life since that first little girl. We've taken part in every dogsport and every dog job that's been available to us, and each dog has been a beloved pet and companion.

Gradually I began to notice that the behaviours a good pet dog needs to know are the foundation behaviours for everything a good sport and working dog needs to know. Children may not learn trigonometry in kindergarten, but they should learn to cooperate. To pay attention. To look forward to learning new things. And to keep their stuff in their desks.

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