Envy with great bite on command kinda
Down - to down stay - to heel.
If you can move left ,right & circle your dog while they are told to stay they 100% know it and should be corrected when they don't comply. Because at that point they are literally choosing to ignore your command.
P.S. somewhere along the way words like correction, punishment, accountability have been villainized and the definition changed by those who have a motive. THEY DO NOT MEAN HITTING,ABUSE,PAIN,FEAR. Your dog determines what is a punishment and what isn't, it could be something as simple as a spray of water, a sound,leash pressure, vibrate,stim,spatial pressure etc.
Envy and the family had a blast at the fair. She was kinda a big deal. 20+ people asked to pet her. 5 people asked for a Pic with her & her obedience and behavior was consistently applauded. The disbelievers in "pitbulls" being good obedient dogs had to change their mind after seeing her. I feel like she provided a huge service to "pits" and to the light in which the overall public perceives ( obviously of just those who witnessed her) them .
Ellie is not only exceptionally good looking she is exceptionally well behaved
It's hard to believe that at one point Jackson hated going into his crate. He would fight to stay out and once in he would fight to get out. Not only will he go in when commanded but he will now go in on his own to nap or hang out
Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Deborah Brothers-Schuler
7 month old Jackson has shown nothing but significant progress since the very first day of training the sky is the limit with this one
7 month old Jackson showing off his Off-Leash heel on a crowded playground
Here is the back story.
The blue heeler is Pepper.
Pepper is a recent graduate from the T&E program Peppe was reactive,borderline aggressive resource guarded, didn't have a recall & overall was pretty disrespectful doing what he wanted when he wanted.
Cookie the pittie is not a client but owed by one so they simply replicated everything with cookie that we did with Pepper.
Last but certainly not least we have Ghost, the 3 year old german shepherd. Ghost is a current student in the T&E Program . He suffers from extreme clinical anxiety ( the worst I've ever seen. 1,000 + dogs) possibly aggressive, definitely reactive, intensely insecure, scared, fearful,unsure & just a real mess. Before training he was unable to be walked, would excessively bark for hours,pull on leash,jumped on people,growl, lunge. He would not walk up or down stairs,fence fight among other things but certainly just chaotic at all times.
AS YOU CAN SEE GHOST IS AN ABSOLUTELY MASSIVE SHEPHERD. MUCH LARGER THAN THE STANDARD. SO VERY POWERFUL
THIS WAS SUNDAY.!!!!!!
Do you have a dog that is reactive to cats and or other creatures? Do they have a high prey drive and or are just born to chase? Or even just get super stimulated and want to play? They can coexist
I will walk you through desensitizing your dog to its triggers. Real magic can be made!!!!!
In this video you have 9 month old Shanti who earlier that day came across the cat outside and took off after it before this session they had never been in close proximity to one another that didn't result in shanty chasing jazz and or jazz being so freaked out he would just hide
recall to heel
Shanti zooming during her 1st offleash session . She did great responded quickly to heel in conjunction with beep from her e collar
Context is prior to training Shanti would tremble,try to flee even if that meant jerking your arm outta socket. Which can't happen because her owner just had surgery a week ago on her shoulder.
Look at Shanti go. Great job Shanti, relaxed as can be, she is still aware of the vehicles which is great but she is not frantic,shaking,fleeing in fear literally after 1 flooding session a week ago. Abbey Schwambach That lady really knew her stuff didn't she lmao.
The goal with Shanti as with any dog is to get the preferred behavior from the start not after moments of chaos,reactivity, fear a correction etc. She is doing exceptional
