#bat training

Image description: A panel from the above comic issue, showing young Tim Drake and Bruce Wayne sitting at a lab computer in the batcave. Tim is wearing civilian clothing while Bruce has the gloves of his Batman suit on under his regular clothing. He’s holding paper, dollar bills, and several plastic cards in his hands. Tim says, “What are you doing now?” and Bruce says, “Unfolding a piece of paper from his wallet, Tim.” End ID.

Bat-training

Parallel walking and dropping treats is much more effective, dog still sees the trigger but treats are involved so trigger means treats are coming and trigger is not anything to worry about, other dogs head is down and not engaging eye contact which mentally changes how dog sees threats. There is no making your dog move towards threat if it doesn't want, over time you will get your dog closer briefly meet and keep going etc.

Image description: A cropped panel from the above comic, drawn with thick ink lines and bright colors. It shows Alfred giving a smile and thumbs up to a 13-year old Tim Drake. Both are wearing civilian clothing. Tim has a very serious expression and holds a radio to his face as he says, “Little Bat to Big Bat. Target in cross-hairs.” End ID.