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COURSE INTRODUCTION
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STAGE 1 — CONNECTION BEFORE THE WALK
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STAGE 2 — COMMUNICATION INTENTION
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STAGE 3 — PHYSICAL TOUCH COMMUNICATION
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STAGE 4 — EYE CONTACT COMMUNICATION
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STAGE 5 — VOICE COMMUNICATION
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STAGE 6 — BODY LANGUAGE AND MOVEMENT COMMUNICATION
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STAGE 7 — LEASH COMMUNICATION
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STAGE 8 — DRIVE COMMUNICATION
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STAGE 9 — ENVIRONMENTAL COMMUNICATION
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STAGE 10 — OTHER ANIMAL COMMUNICATION
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STAGE 11 — HUMAN INTERACTION COMMUNICATION
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STAGE 12 — OBJECT COMMUNICATION
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STAGE 13 — DISTANCE COMMUNICATION
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STAGE 13 — DISTANCE COMMUNICATION
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STAGE 14 — FOOD COMMUNICATION
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STAGE 15 — TIME AND TIMING
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STAGE 16 — CONSISTENCY
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STAGE 17 — COMMUNICATION FEEDBACK
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STAGE 18 — COMMUNICATION LOAD
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STAGE 19 — CHECK-IN COMMUNICATION
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STAGE 20 — CONTEXT
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STAGE 21 — MISCOMMUNICATION ON A WALK
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STAGE 22 — RECOVERY COMMUNICATION
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STAGE 23 — CALM COMMUNICATION
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STAGE 24 — MARKERS ON A WALK
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STAGE 25 — TERMINAL COMMUNICATION
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GPK9 SOCIAL WALKING COMMUNICATION MODEL
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THE 30-DAY COMMUNICATION CYCLE
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BEFORE THE WALK HAS EVEN STARTED
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WALK COMMUNICATION CAN CHANGE THE DOG’S STATE
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LOW AMBER BEFORE THE WALK
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MEDIUM AMBER BEFORE THE WALK
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HIGH AMBER BEFORE THE WALK
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THE WALKING EQUIPMENT IS ALSO COMMUNICATION
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THE CAR CAN ALSO BECOME COMMUNICATION
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THE TYPE OF WALK MATTERS
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WALKING TO THE PARK
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WALKING IN THE TOWN CENTRE
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HIGH PREY DRIVE AND WALKING
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HIGH AMBER DOES NOT ALWAYS MEAN RED
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AMBER → GREEN ON A WALK
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AMBER → RED ON A WALK
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THE SNAPSHOT CAMERA ANALOGY DURING THE WALK
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CLICKERS AND MARKERS ON A WALK
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DISTANCE IS ALSO COMMUNICATION
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THE HANDLER MUST READ THE WHOLE WALK
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THE 30-DAY SOCIAL WALKING CYCLE
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WEEK 1 — LEAD PULLING
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WEEK 2 — FIXATION ON DISTRACTIONS
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WEEK 3 — EXCESSIVE EXCITEMENT
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WEEK 4 — DIFFICULTY DISENGAGING
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THE 30-DAY SOCIAL WALKING LESSON
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FINAL GPK9 SOCIAL WALKING COMMUNICATION MODEL
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GPK9 SOCIAL WALKING COMMUNICATION
