Walking around downtown.
Kylo getting some some people exposer. Her big struggle is jumping on people and bowling kids. We are working on appropriate behavior.
Just having a little fun with some video editing and the board and train Bear.
*Disclaimer Bear is a friendly Rottweiler, and we were working on down stays and recalls, it just happened to work with the audio I found.
Having a little fun with TikTok while editing video of today's session!
Bear is a big softie and in no way does the sound represent who he is.
Did you know...
I provide tracking instruction, focusing on footstep tracking. Unlike nosework and blood trailing, this technique is specifically utilized in the sport of IGP. This doesn't mean it isn't useful for cross sport utilization for AKC tracking, trailing, nosework, maybe even Barnhunt (maybe... but hey it's another nose/hunt sport)...
Aiko hasn't tracked in over 2 years, but that foundation never goes away...
When training a puppy for a client with mobility issues, adaptability is key. She can't really bend over, so I grabbed a cheap wooden spoon and some peanut butter... BOOM! The goal is the Duke (the puppy) Not get in front of her and Trip her up. This session included training her, the son, and grandson!
So happy I got to help this family with their two boys and two littermate dogs (Clay and Luna)get a little help in learning how to walk their dogs without being pulled down all the time.
When they showed up this young pup was pulling so hard the two boys couldn't hold onto them. By then end of the private lesson both dogs were waking nicely next to each boy with minimal corrections from me, and a whole lot of praise and treats from their kiddo owners.
Here is just a small clip of Clay and the older son. As a sport dog person, this makes me so happy to see a dog wanting to engage and looking for the next reward. Timing of correction and reward is so important, and one of the many reasons I favor balanced dog training.
Thank you for letting me help you yesterday!
Teaching three dogs this little trick and brushing off the dust on my two older dogs.
Who would be interested in a tricks "class"...
Why is class like that, well here is my thought. We can do a monthly buy in and Winner takes home 50% of what was put into the pot.
Example:
Let's say the trick of the month is "Roll Over"
You will have 1 month to train your dog to roll over and on the last day you will submit your videos to me and we will have an impartial judge who will judge the trick...
We can discuss how much the buy in is worth it... Could be $5 for an easier trick, maybe the ante gets upped for harder tricks. You wouldn't have to enter every month, but it would take at least a few people interested to make it worth it every month
If this sounds interesting let me know. I know this will also help keep me motivated to train something new. I will not be apart of the competition, but I will post videos and helpful information along the way.
Any experience level of trainer is welcome.
The end goal could be doing more with your dog, could be working up to an AKC Trick dog title, or maybe just showing off to your friends.
If we did this month I would need to know by Friday who would be interested.
Ms. Rosie...
So much improvement from day 1, don't let this video fool you she's still crazy exuberant, but she's learning when that is appropriate (free time) and when it's time to tone it down a notch or 10
Welcome Ms. Rosie to your 2 week crash course in training.
Day 1 and Day 2 of training...
Coming when called was a real concern of the owner, so I ask working hard on ensuing that is really reinforced.
Board and Train Piper
First nosework class ever!
Again, just a perk of boarding with me, if you want we can expose your dog to different sports and even take them to class!
Obi
Came to me for a month mostly to work on "Being a Patio Dog"...
We also working on his loose leash walking, automatically sitting when I stop, a quicker down, crate manners, dog reactivity, and of course still took him to nosework classes!
When your mom wants a patio dog, you learn that holding the place command is the best option.
Aiko serving as the distraction.
Check out our newest board and train member here for 2 weeks learning some puppy manners.
Khloe!
Evening all!
Every once in a while I hear about a dog in need and decide it's right to take them in. That being said this dog will not stay, I am going to be fostering him until I find him a home. I don't know a lot about him, but I would like to put some tentative feelers out there.
Dog's name is Rex he is a 5 year old German Shepherd he has been neutered.
Housebroken (can be left loose in the home)
Create trained
No Separation Anxiety
No bite history
Not a fence jumper
Walks well on leash
Okay with other dogs
No noise issues
Good with children
He is food motivated and that's what got him in the situation he is in. The family wanted to behaviorally euthanize him because he had learned that he can grab food out of toddlers hands... He has been to many obedience classes, in- home classes, e-collar training, and has obedience certificates from Huntsville, been board and trained (not by me)...
I do not have any photos, I have one video, of him and will not have possession of him until 14 May. If you know anyone that might be interested in him please have them message us. I will do an evaluation of him to ensure the above is true, but as long as they do not have a small child I would consider all applicants.
Not only do we do board and train, we can also introduce your dog to your next addiction!
Nosework is a fun outlet for any dog any age! If you're dog is here for board and train ask about beginning nosework classes!
Paton Palmore Pierce