A hunting retriever needs to learn to come to both sides when heeling, and to be able to be sent from both sides as well. Teaching a dog to comfortably leave and return to either side takes lots of repetition in order for the dog to be comfortable from either way. The next couple of days I will show you a variety of ways that this can be done. Food can be used initially in this exercise because we do want him to see which hand is out and to come to that side, so targeting the hand out and having him come all the way in for it is ok in teaching this from the beginning. This will transfer to just your hand. Today’s video just shows how you can get in many repetitions of the dog just having fun retrieving, but at the same time learning through repetition that retrieves are basically to the side of you that you are sending him from and never to the opposite extreme in repetition. The board, which your dog has learned through earlier lessons, will basically give him a consistent parameter to be in and tommorrow I will show you how to cut that down a bit so that you can even refine it tighter. Part 2 is tommorrow. The off-leash control in this video has been acquired through the training with our ‘Sit Means Sit Collar’ which can be found at www.sitmeanssit.com

Boxer dog puppy training – collar and lead / leash training ideas for your boxer dog puppy. www.boxer-dogs.net

Ashton Fitz-Gerald of www.SitMeansSit.com teaches you how to introduce your puppy to heeling with their head up. Many advanced dog training skills can easily be made simpler by imprinting these skills in puppies at a young age. In this UNEDITED dog training clip, Ashton shows how you can find valuable training tools almost anywhere by using an empty water bottle to imprint 12 week old Phender to be comfortable walking with his head up near uneven surfaces. Obviously you can substitute whatever toy or treat strikes your dog’s favor most.

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www.sitmeanssit.com Practicing a beginning fun bark and hold with a puppy. Having your dog be able to bark on command is a great way to start to cue him to be able to do it in other areas. Some pet dog owners like their dogs to bark at the door to let people know there is a dog in the house and for a variety of other reasons besides just for police or protection dog use.

Bullmastiff Jack was 8 years old in this video.His dog tricks consist of him shaking his whole body (like after a bath) sneezes,yawns,growls,says momma,backs up,puts his head up and down,barks,bows. ************************************ Jack Passed away August 2009 at the age of 10. We miss him very much he was such a great dog=( ************************************ We have two Amazing Australian Cattle Dogs Ruger and Rain.They do some unheard of tricks please watch their videos you will be amazed they amaze me daily=) Here is a playlist of their dog tricks www.youtube.com ************************************* We have a new bullmastiff pup Jake.He is learning the ropes quickly please check him out=) ************************************* www.facebook.com

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