If I told you there's one thing I do when I train my dogs, that if you did it, it would exponentially

change the results you get with your dog training sessions.

And it's easy for you to do.

And I'm willing to share in detail exactly how I do it.

As a matter of fact, I wrote a book that I'm happy to give to you.

Would you be interested? I'm hoping so. Hi, I'm Susan Garrett.

Welcome to Shape by Dog. And today, I really want to help you with your dog training.

Today, I'm going to share with you something that I mentioned in podcast episode number

131 when I was talking about exactly how to plan your training.

I mentioned that my mentor, Dr. Bob Bailey, when I asked him, what was the one thing that he

thinks had the biggest impact on animal training in his lifetime. And he did not even hesitate

when he said the use of videoing training sessions. And I said, wow, without even hesitation,

he said absolutely exponentially changes training. Now, I'm going to give you a little tip right off the bat.

It isn't just videoing the training. You actually have to review the video after you video

the training. It's like you can't just buy one of our courses and instantly have a better

behaved dog. You actually have to learn from the course and apply what you're learning.

That's how life works. And so, videoing, I want to share with you exactly how I do it. And

most of you listening to this podcast or watching this podcast, you have a video camera on your

phone, unless you still have a flip phone, which some of you might still have, you have a video camera on your phone, unless you still have a flip phone, which some of you

might still have. You have a video camera or you can get a GoPro, which is pretty inexpensive.

You need a tripod, yes, but guess what?

Toilet paper roll. In a pinch, it's a tripod, right? Check it out. All you need is a pair of scissors

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