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Teach Dog Position using a Paw pad
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Ladydi
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As you start off with training with your pup …..before you even adventure outside …..teaching proper position for your pup …..and where to stand ……is important.
We want our dogs to walk by our side versus being pulled down the road…..so set them up for success by teaching proper position.Nothing like a nice mellow stroll with our pups.
All dogs regardless of age will learn real fast the joy of training with a Paw Pad!
Treats Rock!!!
We want our dogs to walk by our side versus being pulled down the road…..so set them up for success by teaching proper position.Nothing like a nice mellow stroll with our pups.
All dogs regardless of age will learn real fast the joy of training with a Paw Pad!
Treats Rock!!!
BG1
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I remember advice from an online trainer while checking out Embark's upgrades.
She recommended "back to basics" in basic obedience training, for a dog with poor heel position. Always looking to improve...and I've found what one trainer suggests just didnt click, as another way- I like the emphasis on proper marker/when, and using a word, vs a clicker, personally.
I'm glad to see it demonstrated so clearly...it seems like those building Service Dogs would have really good experience at what works.
So thanks again!!!
(Found the basics at the youtube channel from 9 years ago)
She recommended "back to basics" in basic obedience training, for a dog with poor heel position. Always looking to improve...and I've found what one trainer suggests just didnt click, as another way- I like the emphasis on proper marker/when, and using a word, vs a clicker, personally.
I'm glad to see it demonstrated so clearly...it seems like those building Service Dogs would have really good experience at what works.
So thanks again!!!
(Found the basics at the youtube channel from 9 years ago)
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