Dog Obedience Training For Your Pet Dog

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1. by eletendre1, on July 29 2009 @ 1:13 pm

   

   You’ve just made my point my friend. The dog is always working to get something or avoid something. You’re dog is working to get the bumper or duck dummy. It’s the same as working for food.

   Peace,
   Eric

   P.S. You have a nice website!

2. by CapstoneRetrievers1, on July 29 2009 @ 1:13 pm

   

   I’m a pretty successful retriever trainer, so I must be doing something right. NOBODY worth a heck uses a e-collar to teach the heel command. I use a collar and a 6 foot leash to teach heel and there’s no e-collar pressure or any other kind of pressure, but there’s no food reward either. At the end of the training session the retrievers get to retrieve a bumper or a duck dummy…that’s the reward.

3. by eletendre1, on July 29 2009 @ 1:13 pm

   

   No disrespect intended but you really, really don’t know what you’re talking about. Behavior is all about consequences. You go to work every week because you get a paycheck. When you’re training your retrievers you are applying some type of consequence. The dog is either working to get something (treat) or working to avoid something (stimulation from an electronic collar). It’s that simple.

4. by CapstoneRetrievers1, on July 29 2009 @ 1:13 pm

   

   No disrespect intended, but food rewards is wrong. Then you don’t train the dog to listen to the command you teach the dog food food food. And you teach the dog listen to the command and you get food not listen to the command because I’m the pack leader.

5. by knash92293, on July 29 2009 @ 1:13 pm

   

   oh my god that dog is such a cutie!!, and i really like your training tips, there so much better and nicer to the dogs as well as more effective then most videos on here!!

6. by siese08, on July 29 2009 @ 1:13 pm

   

   At what age does it start becoming difficult to train dogs, or does it ever become hard at all? I just adopted a ten month old pup from the humane society, and she’s a sweetheart, but she needs a little training. She jumps and pulls on the leash like the dogs do in these videos. Will it be more difficult to train her if she’s a little older than other puppies that are learning these tricks?

7. by CryWolf915, on July 29 2009 @ 1:13 pm

   

   at what age do u suggest working on this command???? 2 months or so….?

8. by Lumileek, on July 29 2009 @ 1:13 pm

   

   You just have to lean a lot:D Not easy for your back I can tell you

9. by fungalonlywithjesus, on July 29 2009 @ 1:13 pm

   

   but what if your dog,like say mine, is really small (shih tuz) compared to you? its not the easy

10. by Kuba77, on July 29 2009 @ 1:13 pm

    

    You’re the best! Thank you!

11. by Six2Ten, on July 29 2009 @ 1:13 pm

    

    i have a questions. how can i train this command with a smaller dogs? like mini pinscher, chihuahua,etc.
    wouldnt it be hard to train this with a smaller dogs?

12. by MrBee718, on July 29 2009 @ 1:13 pm

    

    Thanks…I will try this…

13. by dionysusdevotee, on July 29 2009 @ 1:13 pm

    

    Hi there,
    Nice set of videos. I’d like to see something on barking. I’d like to learn how to get my dog to quit barking at “nothing” and how to bark on command.

14. by dready187, on July 29 2009 @ 1:13 pm

    

    what abt to watch when he is heeling..instead of just being at your side..how do you teach them to do that

15. by SilvaraBlade, on July 29 2009 @ 1:13 pm

    

    Find something that does motivate them. Toys, games, treats etc. Verbal praise or physical affection works too.

16. by echoskybound, on July 29 2009 @ 1:13 pm

    

    Very great… but do you know what to do with a dog who doesn’t eat treats, like mine? lol

17. by allmightybrian, on July 29 2009 @ 1:13 pm

    

    you r good r you a dog lol

18. by eletendre1, on July 29 2009 @ 1:13 pm

    

    Your welcome and please let me know how you make out.

    Eric

19. by sara2618, on July 29 2009 @ 1:13 pm

    

    Thanks, will try this technique with my beagle that loves to pull on her leash,lol. ;D

20. by abcgoldens, on July 29 2009 @ 1:13 pm

    

    You get it! 5 stars plus…

21. by suedesammi, on July 29 2009 @ 1:13 pm

    

    Thank You!

22. by guitarlix, on July 29 2009 @ 1:13 pm

    

    Very clear, lucid training. I love your videos!

23. by eletendre1, on July 29 2009 @ 1:13 pm

    

    Sammi is a Shetland Sheepdog.

24. by tunnytunnytunny, on July 29 2009 @ 1:13 pm

    

    good job and i was wondering what breed is your dog?

25. by BaileysMom02126, on July 29 2009 @ 1:13 pm

    

    we have been trying this technique for months, however Bailey in not very food driven..he is too focused on toys, so that really isn’t an option. any other ideas?

    Thanx

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