A viewing guide · Three family films
Choose an Angier K9 film by the question you bring
Choose a film by what you want to understand: two dogs sharing a home, people learning to use the training, or a family looking forward to walks together. Watch the complete film first, then use the chapters and source links to look more closely.
Two dogs. One shared home.
Rocko & Kodak: Room for Each Other · 2:19. This family film brings individual training, owner lessons and attributed written follow-up together. Rocko’s tug game and Kodak’s cue-and-reward sequence provide different views of the work. The family’s account brings the story back to life at home.
Watch for how the film distinguishes separate sessions and written messages. Afterward, follow the original recordings through Academy’s three-part pathway.
Learning that stays with the people.
Penny: Understanding That Stays with the Family · 2:58. Penny’s film combines exercises with the trainer’s explanations and the family’s reflections. At 1:44, follow the recall explanation; at 2:05, look at the down exercise as a person passes. The closing conversation returns to what the family takes from the lesson.
Start with the complete film so those exercises retain their context. Then use the scene guide to revisit a decision that you want to understand.
Keep a useful owner-lesson record · Read Penny’s family story
More of the world, together.
Finn: A Bigger World, Together · 2:58. Follow outdoor practice and owner participation alongside the family’s hopes. The conversation at about 0:30 describes what mattered at home. Later reactions to the walk and discussion of outings connect the training to the life the family wants.
The film records the conversation and selected lesson moments. Future hikes mentioned by the family remain hopes in that exchange, rather than a filmed follow-up claim.
Keep one question after watching.
Which moment would you like explained? Follow the watch-with-context guide, return to the film’s sources, or explore Field Notes questions. For your own dog, discuss the setting and next step with the Angier K9 team.