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19 Studying Puppies and Development

Dog Star Daily® | Tue, 08/28/2012 - 11:05

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18 Dr. Beach and the Beagles

Dog Star Daily® | Mon, 08/27/2012 - 13:26

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Training for ear treatments

Chirag Patel | Fri, 08/24/2012 - 08:05

This video demonstrates two ways of teaching dogs to be comfortable with allowing ear medication with three different puppies/dogs. You can do similar training for other handling training too.

Teaching Stay - Training with young people

Chirag Patel | Sun, 08/12/2012 - 06:31

This video shows how we were teaching our dogs and puppies to stay during puppy class. You see some excellent training by some young handlers. The puppies were learning to be comfortable being on different surfaces hence the tables. If you are teaching stay then I would suggest you start on a more stable floor.

Talking Dogs

Chirag Patel | Thu, 07/19/2012 - 03:27

This video will make for great discussion. I haven't put voice over on it yet, so what do you think?

To set the scene:

Kelpie (brown dog on lead) is my entire 3 year old (in a few days) Kelpie.

Other collies are also entire and belong to the pub/hotel I was visiting. Don't know very much about them.

To help the non-trainers in this video we are looking at body language and what these dogs are doing.

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'Leave it', 'Find it' and 'Give' or 'Drop'.

Sue McCabe | Mon, 07/16/2012 - 10:52

As a follow on from my last blog, here are three essential commands to train every dog, especially as a preventer of possessive aggression. Hungarian Visla Bruno is learning all three commands using the clicker & a variety of objects. Remember that as a young puppy, it's owners who impart value onto stolen items. The dog has no idea what is worth stealing or not. It's only from the confrontation which results from the theft & the owners tone of voice, that dogs learn over time what's worth taking to get attention.