Ok sorry for the long video, but I wanted to share this crazy uncut raw video of Mr. Bruce working for Odor (nose work). This dog's desire to hunt is as high as I've ever seen. There is nothing more rewarding for him than the hunt and unfortunately when out walking or left to his own that hunting instinct is focused towards bikers and or kids. So I wanted to test his desire for the job of finding odor with my kid was in the same room. However, I always have to keep my kids safe first which is why you see him in the kennel 🤣 Bruce did absolutely amazing as you can see and and made some great choices and understood when he was supposed to be working on odor and not distracted by the kid. This is the first time I have seen that. Now the problem is going to be trying to transition this to real world scenarios as he cannot always be hunting for odor. His owner and him have a long way to go, but now we have a way to truly fulfill his most primal need!
Someone should tell the dogs it's below 0 with the wind chill! Apparently they don't mind. However I can't feel my face🤣
When the dog knows the job he can switch from one to the other! Here's Rex working searching for smokeless powder. The reward which is also a huge distraction is he gets to bite! #cantstopwontstop
Supercharging a remote collar on a 15 week old puppy! The tone is for you the viewers to know when we are.giving stimulation.
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Don't forget about our amazing remote collar seminar coming up at the end of the month. Let us show you the different ways to not only condition the remote collar but the different ways to use it. Here you see me using a remote collar with Mr. Bruce too ignite him into the behavior of alerting on odor for nose. Work. The tone you hear in the background is the moment I'm giving remote collar stimulation to Bruce. Once again here we are using it as a gas pedal to push the dog into a behavior not to stop a behavior! To learn more make sure to sign up for our remote collar seminar. Link below https://www.nwbdogs.com/events/
Happy New Year to everyone out there. It's been a crazy busy morning already and now time to relax and start setting new goals for 2024. However one thing I can't wait for is our remote collar seminar. Don't forget to sign up today as it's going to be a game changer and we can't wait to show you how to give your dog the freedom they deserve! https://www.nwbdogs.com/events/
Mr Bruce and day 2 of the box. Already making progress!
Here's a short update on Mr. Bruce. Here you'll see me starting the protocol of box feeding. We will be using this to start building some environmental blindness and hopefully bring his focus towards his trigger such as kids bikes and skateboards into obedience and a calmer state of mind
Due to the big response that I received yesterday with the picture of Bruce and my makeshift head halter, I wanted to share a little video on how I make it. Hope you guys enjoy!
Why do we focus so much on creating environmental blindness in young pups? This right here is why. I don't care how much obedience your dog has if they can't settle out and about and can only be worked in drive then you missed a critical part of training! By far the most important thing you can do with your dog or a young puppy is work environmentals. We have our work cut out with this pup. We must address the suffering and bring the dog out of a mental prison!
So many people focus on obedience with a young puppy when in reality they should be focusing on creating environmental blindness to where their dog doesn't care about anything because they are confident and strong and know how to not just handle stress but also overcome it!
One of the most important things you can do with a young puppy is work it environmentally. We want to see dogs that are confident and don't care about anything. In short we want environmental blindness! 14week old alpine crushing it out and about.
No matter what you are training for it's all about attitude and engagement before obedience. Once you create that the rest is easy! Rex working some obedience and control before his ultimate reward the bite!!
Recalls is the name of the game. Does your dog have a strong recall?
Rex putting in the work on his detection training! Are you fulfilling your dog's primal need to hunt? Do you want to learn the art of nose work contact us today or check out our seminars that we have coming up! https://www.nwbdogs.com/events/
The most important part of detection and nose work is the imprinting of the odor. Without the dog having a clear understanding of the odor you will see many false indications! Here you see Ivy imprinting for the first time in odor. Once you have hope, love, and understanding for the odor the search will be easy! Are you interested in learning more about nose work or detection? Hit us up today to learn more. [email protected]
From tracking straight into detection work! Being able to switch up disciplines is not easy to do. Here. You see Rex working hard on his detection skills in just minutes before this we were out running a track. What are you doing to satisfy your dog's hunting needs? Do you want to learn how to track or trial? Or maybe even do some sort of detection or nose work contact us today and we can get you on a path to satisfying your dog's most primal needs.