Dog Obedience Training For Your Pet Dog

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1. by SerenMissStarlight, on February 20 2012 @ 6:00 pm

   

   thanks for sharing your positive vids! I succesfully taught my BC to ignore the hoover thanks to your video but am struggling to apply similar results with cars or sheep, her preditory drive is strong and where we live, paths are right next to the roads and we go through sheep fields every day. we play the Leslie McDevitt ‘look at that’ game to try and change her emotional response but not getting much better anytime soon. do you have any tips for car/sheep chasers?

2. by 4me2liveizchrist, on February 20 2012 @ 6:00 pm

   

   Ya it works, until there is something more interesting than a treat around.

3. by StLCardsGuy, on February 20 2012 @ 6:00 pm

   

   Hardly any bad dogs, but plenty of bad owners.

4. by zsianz1, on February 20 2012 @ 6:00 pm

   

   @PetTrainingProgram I think clicker training/positive reinforcement is in my opinion the best way to train any breed or in fact any species. In my latest video I show some pony tricks but it works even on mice. As far as tricks go you are limited by the dogs physical ability (for example it wouldn’t be good to practice jumping tricks with a dog that has joint problems) but really this is a scientific and kind way to train that gets results, can’t ask for more than that

5. by PetTrainingProgram, on February 20 2012 @ 6:00 pm

   

   What is your opinion on all breeds as far as tricks and behaviors, etc;?
   PetTrainingProgram

6. by cattledogsandmutts, on February 20 2012 @ 6:00 pm

   

   I am so glad you put this kind of video together! I wish more people understood how dogs really learn. Good Work!

7. by Parenchym, on February 20 2012 @ 6:00 pm

   

   I knew I was going to miss something when I realized that youtube did not post every videos of my subscriptions anymore -.-
   awesome video!

8. by VTECsqznN2O, on February 20 2012 @ 6:00 pm

   

   what a wonderful idea for a video! This should be a series! Great job

9. by kikopup, on February 20 2012 @ 6:00 pm

   

   Very awesome!  I love how you continually show that excluding punishment (+P) from training is not only humane but creates happy healthy and most of all safe companion animals.

10. by NormyPie, on February 20 2012 @ 6:00 pm

    

    @WolfOfShadows1986 The first clicker training I did was last week with my pup when a bag of recycling blew over and made a funny noise and frightened him. Within minutes he was choosing to play with it. I’d have had no idea how to deal with that before – it’s so great for helping dogs with scary situations.

11. by NormyPie, on February 20 2012 @ 6:00 pm

    

    Great video – and loads more channels to subscribe to! Only downside is I thought I was doing so well training my 9 week old (today) puppy, but now I’m not so sure. Mind you, I’m a newbie to clicker training so we’re both learning together.

12. by muzsimuzsimuzsika, on February 20 2012 @ 6:00 pm

    

    Hey, I love your videos, I saw all of them! I train my dog also with clicker! (I have two tutorial videos on my channel:-)) Greeting from Hungary!

13. by scratchme3615, on February 20 2012 @ 6:00 pm

    

    Your videos are great, i watched almost all of them !! My dog really doesn’t like young children, especially when they are runnning and playing. He barks at them and it’s very scary. Is it possible to clicker train him to stop this bad behavior ?

14. by BenMcfuzzylugs, on February 20 2012 @ 6:00 pm

    

    @zsianz1 Aww that would be so fab!! I will get my thinking cap on
    Such a great idea and so nice to watch.

15. by mightymikaagility, on February 20 2012 @ 6:00 pm

    

    Great vid!

16. by Canislupess, on February 20 2012 @ 6:00 pm

    

    WOOOO thanks for featuring my Sleet:D Loads of great examples.

17. by claudiahoyle, on February 20 2012 @ 6:00 pm

    

    greta great video, and awesome idea you outdone yourself again lots of love!

18. by doublewoof, on February 20 2012 @ 6:00 pm

    

    The video is perfect! Thank you!

19. by zsianz1, on February 20 2012 @ 6:00 pm

    

    @WolfOfShadows1986 oh that’s great! I have the clips and I’ll use them in the next video thank you heaps for sending them

20. by WolfOfShadows1986, on February 20 2012 @ 6:00 pm

    

    @zsianz1
    i think it was, i had sent two(or tried, i think they went lol) one was a long distance shot with me and kali with a esso petrol truck going by, and the other was me filming while we were walking. the file names were
    kaliwalking1.wmv
    roadtrainingwithkali1.wmv

21. by nataliawasilewska97, on February 20 2012 @ 6:00 pm

    

    another great video sian. xxx  O_O

22. by musicofnote1, on February 20 2012 @ 6:00 pm

    

    Aw c’mon. You can’t fool me! Where were you hiding the e-collar? What? No tssst? It’s obvious, that all these dogs have reached ALPHA status over these people, having trained the people to give them treats.
    (greetings – Vela, buzz’s Alpha pack leader!)

23. by RescueCadetsUSA, on February 20 2012 @ 6:00 pm

    

    Oh I love this! I’m super sorry I didn’t get to send in any clips because Abbey just had a break through at the park the other day where we had absolutely NO dog reactivity to other LARGE dogs. SHUCKS! That would’ve been a nice one I think. Can you do a part 2???

24. by zsianz1, on February 20 2012 @ 6:00 pm

    

    @WolfOfShadows1986 that is really wonderful news oooooh, was the clip of the road walking from you? because I got a flood of clips come in and I wasn’t exactly sure who that clip was from and I was planning to find out in time for the next episode so as I can include it so do let me know if that was from you

25. by Rickyagility, on February 20 2012 @ 6:00 pm

    

    Fantastic video! What a great idea! Thank you so much for including us in this awesome project!

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