Sits
In my book, Training Your Puppy To Be A Super Retriever, available at glorylaneretrievers.com
Safety for puppies when teaching the sit. I do not believe they need to be doing quick fast turn and sit, as growing puppies. I do believe there are alternative ways to teach the away from us sit.
Impulse control with Spot
Impulse control with big boy Spot. Let's see your clips...
If the viewer can ignore the couple of video gaps, this is a great clip for how I teach concepts to puppies and I do this with all our big dogs. The deal is relationship building. And trust, that goes both ways. No collar on either of them. At a busy park. My relationship is solid and I trust them to obey. They trust me enough to want to play the games...
Smile maker of a puppy training session when Little Liner was about 14 weeks. Food sit on the Cato board. Ignore Glory running right under your nose and stay put. Then when released, go play. In my world, that play opportunity is a real life reward. I like training puppies.
FC/AFC Spot still plays the “ go where sent” game. As pre trial warm ups. It’s in the “ book”.. anyone that thinks they have that skill buttoned down, try this with a pizza slice on the white targets. Different ball game and he STRUGGLED with it. Now he’s perfect
1 minute quick game training. And a correction to Liner for that sit refusal. He was pre occupied with Glory…. Fab training
Ken Davis is our editor my puppy training book, to be released tomorrow on Kindle. I’ll post when it is up and available.
But look how well Zeke has done with his fetch work, following the reward based approach. Everything about this clip says Zeke is developing the “ want” so emphasized in my book. Great job, Ken Davis and 7 month old Zeke.
I have no idea what the camera did but this is pretty cool
