Heel with automatic sit:
Make loop (as mentioned on the prior post). Give heel command verbal and hand signal and begin to walk. Whenever the dog gets out of the proper position deliver a correction and say the word “NO” at the same time. Like in focus you will have to change directions on the dog [...]
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Archive for September, 2008
How to teach your dog to heel
Posted in September 19th, 2008
by Tammy in Dog Training Tips
Making a loop with your leash:
Attach leash to training collar (which ever applies). Check to make sure the collar is on properly. Put your right thumb in the open handle at the end of the leash. Then take your left hand and ride it down the leash towards the dog about 12 inches depending on [...]
Greatest American Dog Finale
Posted in September 12th, 2008
by Tammy in Greatest American Dog
Wow, what a great finale of Greatest American Dog. Boy, those judges sure were hard on the group. I think they were just trying to see if they could derail us to thinking who we thought might win. And I must say while they were doing it, it did make me question who would win.
I [...]
Why do some dogs over salivate?
Posted in September 10th, 2008
by Tammy in Dog Training Tips
Why do some dogs over salivate?
A lot of dog owners out there don’t know why their dog over salivate, also most dog owners don’t even know that it is a sign of distress. Yes, dog have stress too, whether it be a change of environment, a change in their daily routine, upset stomach, going to [...]
Keep Dog Training Balanced
Posted in September 8th, 2008
by Tammy in Dog Training Tips
Keep Dog Training Balanced
What is the difference between a good dog trainer and a great dog trainer? To be able to distinguish between the two all comes done to balance. A great dog trainer won’t miss the slightest time to praise, motivate or correct their canine student. Do I think of myself as a great [...]
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