Doggo or Dragon? - Using the power of fantasy role playing games to conquer real-life dog training struggles with Judith Bordt

Doggo or Dragon? - Using the power of fantasy role playing games to conquer real-life dog training struggles

Presented by Judith Bordt

Endorsed by Leslie McDevitt! "A must see webinar"

CEUs: PPAB 1, CCPDT 1, KPA 1, PMCT 1, & IAABC Pending

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Boss battles, character stats and magic points!? In this webinar, you’ll discover how the mindset of fantasy and adventure games can help you navigate the epic journey that is real life with a dog as your player two.

You’ll learn how the mechanics and core elements of role playing games (RPGs) relate to living and learning with dogs, with a focus on helping environmentally sensitive and worried dogs.  We apply the RPG approach to dogs in the real world based on the Control Unleashed framework created by Leslie McDevitt.

The webinar includes video examples that demonstrate the concepts in the context of real-life scenarios.

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Learning Objectives

• Identify what is a role playing game aka RPG
• Recognize applications of fantasy and role playing games in human behavior and learning
• Understand how RPGs can help us create our own dog training adventures
• Analyze the core elements of RPGs and how they pertain to living and learning with dogs
•  Relate the RPG mechanics to your dog’s mental and emotional state
•  Apply the RPG approach to real-life and adapt the concepts to your team

About Your Presenter

Judith Bordt, BA (Hons), CCUI, ProDogTrainer, Doggycoach I’m a force-free certified dog trainer and behavior consultant in France (éducateur canin comportementaliste) specialized in games-based training with a particular focus on dogs who struggle with reactivity-, over-arousal-, and chase-related behaviors. Brave New Dog is my playground where I offer online and in-person events for dogs and people.

Play is my favorite approach to teaching and learning. I’m especially interested in play as a state of mind, rather than an activity. My main goal is to transform the human’s mental attitude towards interacting with their canine partner from training to play.