I'm interested in the Focused Heeling DVD, I have a few questions. My dog only has food drive, although it's a very strong food drive. Will this be a problem for that training? Will tugs be involved in the Focused Heeling training? Your site has j...

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A small part of the section "Determining the Type and Size of Food Rewards" from the DVD, The Power of Training Dogs with Food.

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This video is taken directly from our new training DVD and self-study online course, Basic Dog Obedience. Sometimes, new trainers have a problem training with food rewards because their dogs don't seem to have much food drive. There are a number o...

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Our Intermediate Dog Obedience DVD is the next level for trainers who have watched our Basic Dog Obedience DVD or have taken the online course. In Basic Dog Obedience, we covered the foundation for our reward-based training system. In this DVD, we...

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Check out the On the Go Snack Sack HERE!

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Free Shaping is a technique used in dog training which has been also used by many of the marine mammal and exotic animal trainers. With no direction from the trainer, the dog is required to actively problem solve in order to access a reward. Many ...

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Ed Frawley briefly describes why we re-produced this DVD.

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Michael Ellis discusses how the time and length of the reward can affect the quality of the behavior.

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A question about if blueberries and other fruit treats or okay for dogs and if they affect training answered by Ed Frawley.

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Michael Ellis discusses how to wean your dog from continuous food rewards to a variable or random reinforcement schedule. Staying at a continuous rate of reinforcment too long can cause the dog to stop performing the behaviors you want.

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Michael Ellis working two of his puppies with food rewards -- A MUST SEE! The training in this video is covered in Leerburg's Food DVD.

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The foundation of Michael Ellis' system is covered in The Power of Training Dogs with Food. For new handlers using food to motivate and reward their dogs can be a trying situation. New handlers must learn how hold the food, how to not drop the foo...

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