Dog Training Tutorial: Off-Leash Exercise (Send-Off) - training a dog
Dog Training Tutorial: Off-Leash Exercise (Send-Off)
A big part of teaching a dog to be reliable off the leash is about engaging them in a variety of games and exercises around distractions. Today's video demonstrates another one of the many exercises that I often use. This particular cue can be used to actually teach a dog a lot of different things, and I'll go over them in the next few videos. The most effective way to develop the level of enthusiasm shown here comes from short and energetic training sessions over time. A good tip to keep in mind is to quit while the dog is successful and before they start to lose interest.
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Clicker Training Dog Agility Teeter Totter - training a dog
Clicker Training Dog Agility Teeter Totter
Learn how to shape your dog to safely and confidently do the teeter totter (and other contact obstacles) for the dog sport of agility. Donna & Jessie show you how. This method is not for top agility competitors concerned about speed. I am more focussed on the fact that Jessie is confident in doing the teeter.
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ReplyDeletehey i have lab pup and i taught him basic commands like sit..down...roll..shake..using clicker....he only follow the commands ..when i hv a reward in my hand,he smells,else in daily routine..he follows sit....and cannot listen commands like down....how to make him do so...and wht other commnds can i teach him at this period ....like he is only 2 month 10 days..and he bites also wht should i do to avoid that..and make him listen...
ReplyDeleteI actually got a jam container lid. I think its aluminium, and I make a small dent in the middle (you might not have to do that) and that makes a very similar noise to a clicker, yet its extremely cheap :) TRY IT :D
ReplyDeletewhat do i do if my dog gets bored easily when i start teaching him a new thing?
ReplyDeleteI have a stubborn Newfoundland dog what do I do?
ReplyDeleteMan you are awesome! You are the big help for me to train my German Shepard. Thanks alot.
ReplyDeletewhat about the legs??
ReplyDeleteMy dog won't touch the object with her nose - instead she's just sniffing around for the treat. I tried to touch it to her nose for her, rewarding with "yes" and a treat, and she still didn't get it.
ReplyDeleteWe have a really big issue with one of our dogs being too crazy about getting the treats than learning the exercise. I've tried hiding them behind me and a few other things, but she seems to be too crazy to train. Any tips?
ReplyDeletehi were do you get the clikers from????
ReplyDeleteY is his head Super big? Is this on purpose? Its really wierd!
ReplyDeleteyour dog is just so smart.. :') i cant seem to imagine my dog do that. like when he saw the treat is in my hand he would just basically jump on me
ReplyDeletein what age should i start teaching that?
ReplyDeleteand your page is excellent!!!
tnxx!
can u pls tell me what training treats ou are using my gsd ciaro gets bored very easy of the same treats??
ReplyDeleteTHANK'S TAB , U ARE VERY NICE PERSON AND VERY GOOD TEACH. RCA 966 FROM BROOKLYN N.Y.
ReplyDeleteClearly you're dog is just natural way smarter than my dog! I think my dog is taking the short bus.
ReplyDeletestop the vid at 0:00... hahaha
ReplyDeleteYour the next Cesar
ReplyDeleteWOW! ur great. you do the best training videos, and ur probably better than goin to a training club!
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to see your pup make some mistakes for once! lol
ReplyDeletei used a cat thing but the process still worked (^_^)
ReplyDeletethis taktic werks grate i alredy got him standing on the foot stool ty!!!
i used a cat thing but the process still worked (^_^)
ReplyDeleteWhat about fetching a freezbe...I want Jasper to learn that. AND Beg please!!!
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WHat is the verbal cue you are using? Do you use a hand signal? thanks
ReplyDeleteUse a designated word. It's just as effective.
ReplyDeleteWe used a saw horse and gate hinge with a 12 foot piece of 2"x12". Paint with latex paint with sand in it for grip.
ReplyDeletewhere do you get the teeter totter i want one badly i live in victoria
ReplyDeletethanks! your videos are gr8 my dog is on top form with agility now!
ReplyDelete@PatchesTrainer LOL!
ReplyDelete@dogagility123 i meant cute :p
ReplyDeletejessie's cut :D
ReplyDeleteI love this vid!!!!! Awesome info and I will use these tips to teach my dog the teeter!
ReplyDeletegreat Instructions, I could never get my border actually run up my little homemade teeter. So im Going to use these tips, my border would run up and jump of in the middle, She really needs to slow down XD
ReplyDeleteGreat tips!! My Papillon and Peruvian hairless dog both learned the see-saw very easily. They didnt need anything underneath the bord or anything. i just started of with the plank and started putting bigger and biger thing underneath until we got up to the see-saw. they are both very good!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome video! I love the progression! Really great job! 5*s
ReplyDeleteA clear set of step-by-step instructions.
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