Introducing Oscar to the E-collar.
When an E-Collar is introduced and used the right way, like any tool, it strengthens the line of communication between the handler and the dog. Think of it like a wireless leash, or a smartphone, however it’s foundational work like this that sets dogs up for success
Juice has got a nose for some booger sugar, and she just led this 12-year old right to it.
Obedience is paramount to success for any dog, whether you’re doing competition sports, police work, or anything with your dog. An obedient dog will always trump a dog that isn’t.
Malinois nukes decoy
Her first couple days in the states have been a blast. Juice just got here from Canada and she’s already standing on business
Trainers can always make a dog look good, but it’s about helping the handler/owner achieve that success with their dog. This is Loki, a nice looking German Shepherd learning the down command for the first time.
Drac and Diablo socializing after the first responders safety force day at the Canfield Fairgrounds. We demonstrated narcotics detection and competitive obedience.
How small is too small to train a dog?
There isn’t a dog small enough not to train. Dogs come in all shapes and sizes, and so do unwanted behaviors like reactivity.
“I’ll live with my dog jumping on people because it’s small”
Well, you don’t have to.
So who is to say we can’t curb behaviors in small dogs?
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Biggest LIE in dog training: “It’s all in how you train them.”Genetics play the biggest role in puppies. Working dogs are like race cars of the dog world. As a race car driver, would you rather have the speed and only have to apply brakes, or add part after part trying to make it faster? In this video, Damage—a Drac / Kai pup is displaying those genetics. Possession is a key component of any dog with drive. Damage doesn’t smoke but isn’t giving up this lighter any time soon. It’s easier to train a dog that has the foundation, than to build up a dog that doesn’t.
