Squirrels, cats, joggers, bikes - what prey drive really is, why it will never be trained away, and how to give it a legal outlet with an off switch.
The guide · $9.99 ↓His whole body
locks onto movement.
You have dropped the leash
more than once.
The park is a minefield
of squirrels.
He is not disobedient.
He is mid-hunt.
Chasing is a hardwired sequence, not a choice. You cannot delete it - but you can interrupt it, redirect it, and put parts of it on cue.
Not suppression. A legal outlet.
Long lines and route choices while training builds - no rehearsal of the chase.
The lock-on is the first link of the chain. That is where the work starts.
Flirt poles, chase games with rules - the drive gets a job it is allowed to do.
Wildlife, cats, off-leash freedom - the book is straight about what management never retires.
A drive with a job stops freelancing.
On the next walk, the second he spots movement, mark it.
He looks back at you, he gets the best treat he knows.
Five reps. You just trained the first link of the chain.
This is the first move of the method. The book is the rest of the map.
Start with the real first pages.
The introduction
OPENThe audio sample
PLAYThe video sample
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