‘Dog Obedience Training’

www.ted.com Speaking at the 2007 EG conference, trainer Ian Dunbar asks us to see the world through the eyes of our beloved dogs. By knowing our pets’ perspective, we can build their love and trust. It’s a message that resonates well beyond the animal world.

How did you do your dogs obedience training?
Also, which methods are better: dog whistle training, use of a clicker, or other methods?

I want to know the most effective method for when I eventually decide to get another dog. All answers are appreciated!

Also, what method would be best with agility training? I’d assume vocal commands, but I have never done agility – which is why I ask! Thank you everyone!
I’ve seen a good number of people using a clicker, and I feel it would be a great method for training.

I’ve taken notice with other dogs, the tone of your voice can confuse them terribly, since they communicate with vocal tones – and dogs do not speak English, which can confuse them even more.

Thank you for your offer! I’ll make sure I check back with you soon!

are there any schools in the area of louisville ky or bowling green ky that offers training to become a certified dog obedience trainer? or does anyone know if the online courses are legit? I am interested in doing work to train police and personal protection dogs. If anyone has any advice on how to do this please share your info . thanks!

Learn to train your dog to stand and stay in this free dog training video. Expert: Jim Leske Bio: My name is Jim Leske, Animal Behaviorist & Trainer. Filmmaker: Louis Nathan

This is my dog training tip of the day. How to build calmness in your dog using their meal. If you think in the terms that you are training your dog 100% of the time, every reinforcement you give your dog or the environment gives your dog, is building some behavior or emotional state….

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Our 10 week old Dutch Shepherd

After working with this dog for a few weeks we take a look at her progress. She was highly agitated by vacuums and in parts 1 & 2 we used interactive toys and training to help her become less reactive.