Outlet Mall Outing

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Across
  1. 2. the piece of equipment that identifies the public that this is a puppy in training (also never ever worn while relieving)
  2. 6. one of the "3 D's". Indicates the importance of separating the dog enough from the distraction that the dog is able to be successful
  3. 9. the optimal method for dog to ride in the car
  4. 10. how we like our leashes to be (in a "J" shape)
  5. 12. making sure to not reach for kibble until AFTER you mark the puppy
  6. 15. the side of the body the dog should always be on
  7. 17. one of the "3 D's". Indicates the length of time we work on the distraction to achieve success and not push the puppy too far.
  8. 21. one of the "3 D's". Indicates the presence of something that is more interesting than the handler.
  9. 23. when can we take pups to the dog park?
  10. 24. the piece of equipment worn on every outing until 6 months old (and up to 50% when they are older)
  11. 25. command whose hand signal looks like showing off the bean dip on your chip
  12. 26. the name for the feeding technique used in the beginning to teach puppies not to grab for food
  13. 27. training technique involving stepping on the dog's leash and marking for the moment the leash goes slack
Down
  1. 1. command whose hand signal looks like spreading bean dip
  2. 3. an alternative to food reward
  3. 4. the tool we use to tether a dog to a piece of furniture or in the car
  4. 5. the most common breed of puppy used by Guide Dogs
  5. 7. command whose hand signal looks like scooping bean dip
  6. 8. when you place the pup between your feet in a "V" shape
  7. 9. where on the back the bait bag should be placed
  8. 11. the command given to enter/exit a vehicle, crate, or any small space
  9. 12. the type of behavior we give food reward for WITHOUT marking
  10. 13. do we play fetch with our pups?
  11. 14. the 3-letter abbreviation commonly used to refer to our organization
  12. 16. should be done every day to work on acceptance of body touching
  13. 18. our marker word
  14. 19. can be verbal or with a pop on the collar
  15. 20. the command to relieve the puppy
  16. 22. the command used to describe the position where the puppy should stay while walking. Also can be used when you start walking