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Dogs

Ten short lessons about domestic dogs, feelings, communication, relaxation, learning, helping people and wild relatives. 50 own problems to observe, compare and apply knowledge.

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  • 10Thematic lessons
  • 10Sequential lessons
  • 50Scored tasks
  • 10Theory sections
From topic to practice

What will we study

Choose a section or take classes in order. Both modes use the same objectives and results.

Familiarity and differencesTwo short lessons and ten problems.
  1. Meet the dog

    We recognize the mammal and do not confuse size with group.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1 · Free lesson
  2. All dogs are different

    We observe the appearance and take into account the individual dog.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1 · Free lesson
Feelings and first discoveriesTwo short lessons and ten problems.
  1. Nose, ears and eyes

    We distinguish between feelings and find out why a dog sniffs new things.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
  2. Puppy opens up the world

    We introduce new things gradually and together with an adult.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
Understanding communicationTwo short lessons and ten problems.
  1. What does the dog say?

    We look at the whole body and discern a signal with an accurate diagnosis.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
  2. Meeting without haste

    An adult's permission does not replace the dog's desire to communicate.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
Home and trainingTwo short lessons and ten problems.
  1. Place to rest

    We distinguish between water, a quiet place and objects for play.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
  2. How a dog learns

    Clear action, timely reward and short pause.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
Helpers and relativesTwo short lessons and ten problems.
  1. Dogs help people

    We distinguish between trained roles and do not interfere with the working assistant.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
  2. Wild Relatives

    Comparing the wolf and the fennec fox: common group and different conditions.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1

Two ways to practice

By section

The course consists of chapters and thematic lessons. You can focus on one topic and understand it step by step.

Step by step

Choose a grid of activities or a route map. Consecutive classes open in order. One lesson may contain tasks from different topics.

Learn at your own pace

Start with the first discovery

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