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Joanne Burton – ACE Free Work – The Power of Giving Your Dog Choices

  1. Joanne Burton - ACE Free Work - The Power of Giving Your Dog Choices 21:44

Find out more about Soul Touched by Dogs at https://soultouchedbydogs.com

In this episode:

Unveiling the Wonders of ACE Free Work: Transformative Dog Training Insights with Jo from Paw and Order Noosa

In this engaging episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with Jo from Paw and Order Noosa, based in beautiful Queensland, Australia.

Jo shares her inspiring journey into the world of dog training, initiated during the COVID-19 pandemic with the innovative Animal Centered Education (ACE) Free Work method developed by Sarah Fisher.

We discuss the principles behind ACE Free Work, a technique that uses different sensory stimuli and environments to help dogs feel safe, relaxed, and naturally expressive. Jo delves into the practical aspects of setting up free work stations, recognizing individual dog needs, and the incredible benefits this method brings, especially for reactive dogs.

By providing dogs with choices and observing their behaviors, caregivers can build stronger bonds, enhance trust, and potentially uncover hidden health issues. Jo’s ongoing educational journey with Sarah Fisher aims to bring this unique approach to dog training in Australia, and she shares insightful advice for both novice and seasoned dog caregivers.

Tune in to discover the magic of free work and how it can transform your relationship with your dog.

00:00 Welcome and Introductions
00:11 Location and Business Background
01:09 Specialization in Animal Centred Education (ACE)
02:41 Understanding ACE Free Work
03:54 Practical Applications of Free Work
06:01 Observation and Engagement Techniques
08:03 Learning and Teaching ACE Free Work
10:04 Empowering Dog Owners
10:36 Interactive Games for Dogs
11:21 Understanding Free Work
11:51 Recognizing Dog’s Finishing Cues
13:07 Setting Up Free Work Stations
13:22 Consulting a Professional
14:19 Customizing Free Work for Your Dog
15:11 Affordable Free Work Solutions
15:32 Incorporating Different Elements
16:25 Chewing as a De-stressor
17:01 Building Trust and Bonding
17:48 Introducing Dogs to Each Other
18:34 Finding More Information
19:35 The Magic of Free Work
19:57 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Find out more and connect with Joanne:

Website: https://www.pawordernoosa.com.au

Bio: I am the only authorised Australian offering Animal Centred Education (ACE) FREEWORK.
I live with my dog Keetah (black labrador) and my Cat named Cat Burton in beautiful Noosa in Qld Australia.
I offer one to one in home Canine Education sessions centred around Freework.
Practicing a more dog centred rather than task orientate approach dog training.
Lead magnet: Paw & Order Noosa monthly newsletter with give aways with each edition

Social media links: https://www.facebook.com/pawnorder/
https://www.instagram.com/pawandordernoosa/
@joanneburton3137 youtube

Anke Herrmann Soul Touched by Dogs

Anke Herrmann is the creator of Soul Touched by Dogs, a podcast, virtual event &
community platform to celebrate the human-canine connection and advocate for holistic
approaches to canine health and education.

She is on a mission to educate people to see dogs not just as pets, certainly not as fashion accessories, toys for the kids, or tools, but as soulful beings, finely tuned into your emotions, wise teachers worth our respect and care. In her ideal world, every dog has the loving home it deserves.

Originally from Germany, she lives in the south of Spain. When she's not talking about dogs,
she is a multi-passionate coach and online tech expert helping coaches and educators build
Boutique Businesses offering freedom and ease without scaling the soul out of it. She's the
author of Taming the Tech Monster.

Find her at soultouchedbydogs.com or ankeherrmann.com

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