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Praising While Walking - Dog Training for Children

Maintaining a dog’s attention while heeling is not easy.  It’s easiest to do in short sequences, but Leslie is very good at praising Bebe to keep her heeling by her side.

 
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Heeling Explained – SIRIUS Adult Dog Training

Heeling on-leash is no easy task.  If you teach off-leash following and heeling first, you won’t end up with a leash puller that is only “under your control” because of a physical restraint

 
Training:  Heel On-Leash Heel
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Sibling Sit-Off - Dog Training for Children

A quick sit is the best way to control your dog.  There’s nothing like a little competition between siblings to encourage practice and improvement.

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Thanks & Credits - Training the Companion Dog 4 – Recalls & Stays

The dogs and owners in this video have only been to 8 puppy classes.  The vast majority of their training took place at home, thoroughly incorporated into daily life.  Big thanks to them and to everyone who made these videos possible!

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Puppy Play Temperament - Training the Companion Dog 1 – Socialization & Training

The only way for dogs to learn to get along with other dogs is by playing together in a positive and controlled environment.

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Come & Go 3 Tough Voice - Dog Training for Children

Use the power of your voice to control your dog.  If your dog ignores you, change your tone so they know you mean business.  Set yourself up for success by getting the dog’s attention before it’s released.

 
Training:  Stay, Come & Follow
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Verbal Commands – SIRIUS Adult Dog Training

Dogs are programmed to read out body signals.  If you want them to truly learn verbal commands, you must be careful to avoid giving any visible signals at the same time.  Give the hand signal immediately afterwards if your dog doesn’t respond.

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Proofing Jinty’s Down Stay - Training the Companion Dog 4 – Recalls & Stays

As your dog gets the hand of staying, you can phase out the running commentary and introduce more silly behavior.  Go slowly and increase the challenge a little bit at a time to maintain the momentum of success.

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Why Comply? - Training the Companion Dog 1 – Socialization & Training

If you want your pup to enjoy training, you’ll have to motivate them.  It’s no good expecting your pup to comply simply because you’re the boss.

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A Girl & Her Dog - Dog Training for Children

You shouldn’t expect a child to successfully train a dog all on their own, but sometimes it does happen.  Emily has clearly spent a lot of time working with Jessie, and Jessie clearly loves training with her.

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