Frank Pt. 1 - Continuing with the Look At That Game and the Importance of Neutral Feelings with LAT

The first part to Frank's day at school. We dove right back into practicing the Look At That Game as this is a wonderful game to practice with our over-eager/over-excited pups as we build on their ability to indicate to potential triggers in their environment with neutral feelings. When practicing this game, even just the flick of an ear or a slight wave of the nose is enough to mark and feed for the actual look. If we notice them moving towards the neutral object, or attempting to mouth it, give them a break with find-its or try again at a later time.