BZ's Video Guide

NOTE: Videos for Sue's new levels can be found on my Steps to Success Videos page.


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10/7	Zachary - Training Levels Four (Retrieve)

For the charts below, the numbers in a row for a behavior (One, Two, Three...) are links that should go to the appropriate YouTube video.

The charts were a real beast to make, and I'm not promising that the links are 100% correct. If you find a mistake, please let me know!

For a synopsis of requirements by Behavior, CLICK HERE.

You can also click on any row label (behavior) or column label (level) to see the appropriate summary.

n/v	= Tested but No Video
--	= Will not be tested (skipping)
v	= Video clip has been shot but not released (yet)
?	= Should have been released, but I couldn't find it!
X	= that behavior (row) is not part of that Level (column)
OTR	= see On The Road table

You will note that some items are listed as "n/v", meaning there will be no clip for that item. It is either because:

(a) it deals with a bodily function (e.g. Handling Level Three)
(b) it requires another person ("Candid Camera" anyone?) -or-
(c) it's really, really boring (e.g. Crate past level Three)

Sue Ailsby's Training Levels

Zachary's Videos: Level Three completed, working on Level Four:

Behavior	One	Two	Three	Four	Five	Six	Seven
Come	n/v	Two	n/v	n/v
Contacts	X	X	Three			X	X
Crate	X	Two	Three	n/v	n/v	n/v	n/v
Distance	X	Two	Three	Four	v
Down	One	Two	Three	Four	Five
Down Stay	X	Two	Three	Four	Five
Finish	X	X	Three
Front	X	X	Three
Go To Mat	X	Two	Three	v
Handling	X	Two	n/v	Four
Heel	X	X	Three	Four
Homework	X	Two	Three
Jump, Broad	X	X	X	Four
Jump, High	X	X	X	Four
Leash Manners	X	Two	Three				X
On The Road	X	X	Three	OTR	OTR	OTR	OTR
Retrieve	X	X	Three	Four
Scenting	X	X	Three
Sit	One	Two	Three	Four	Five
Sit Stay	X	Two	Three	n/v	v
Stand	X	Two	Three	Four
Stand Stay	X	Two	n/v	Four
Target	One	Two	Three	Four	v
Tricks	X	Two	Three	Four
Watch	X	Two	Three	v
Zen	One	Two	n/v	Four			X

Zachary's On The Road (OTR) videos. On The Road behaviors are the same as those above, only they are done someplace unfamiliar to the dog. Note that Level Three On The Road (a single cell in the chart above) is Level One (the whole column) in the Chart below, Level Four above is Level Two below, etc. The chart below stops at Level Five, which corresponds to Level Seven's (above) On The Road behavior.

Clear as mud?

In a few rare cases (ie: Leash Manners, long-distance stays) the link below will be same as in the table above, as it's hard to find a 40' to 80' hallway in my house. I indicate that by putting the link in parentheses.

Homework and On The Road are eliminated entirely as they don't apply.

Behavior	One	Two	Three	Four	Five
Come	n/v	Two	n/v	n/v
Contacts	X	X
Crate	X
Distance	X	Two
Down	One	Two
Down Stay	X	Two		(Four)
Finish	X	X
Front	X	X
Go To Mat	X	Two
Handling	X	Two	n/v
Heel	X	X	v
Jump, Broad	X	X	X
Jump, High	X	X	X
Leash Manners	X		(Three)
Retrieve	X	X
Scenting	X	X
Sit	One	Two
Sit Stay	X	Two
Stand	X	Two
Stand Stay	X	Two	n/v
Target	One	v
Tricks	X	Two
Watch	X
Zen	One	Two	n/v	v

Beau's Videos: Level Three completed and much of Level Four

Behavior	One	Two	Three	Four	Five	Six	Seven
Come	n/v	Two	n/v	n/v
Contacts	X	X	Three	Four		X	X
Crate	X	Two	Three	n/v	n/v	n/v	n/v
Distance	X	Two	Three	Four	v
Down	One	Two	Three	Four	v
Down Stay	X	Two	Three	n/v	v
Finish	X	X	Three
Front	X	X	Three
Go To Mat	X	Two	Three	n/v
Handling	X	Two	n/v	Four
Heel	X	X	Three	Four
Homework	X	Two	Three
Jump, Broad	X	X	X	Four
Jump, High	X	X	X	Four
Leash Manners	X	Two	Three				X
On The Road	X	X	Three	--	--	--	--
Retrieve	X	X	Three
Scenting	X	X	Three
Sit	One	Two	Three	Four	v
Sit Stay	X	Two	Three	n/v	v
Stand	X	Two	Three	Four
Stand Stay	X	Two	n/v	Four
Target	One	Two	Three	Four	v
Tricks	X	Two	Three	Four	Five	Six
Watch	X	Two	Three	v
Zen	One	Two	n/v	Four			X