To learn how to capture calmness, train the settle and learn more about it watch this video: www.youtube.com To learn more about and how to begin doing handling exercises watch this video: www.youtube.com Thanks to Hondenschool de Laar for hosting me in Arnem, the Netherlands!!! We had a brilliant time! Thanks to Jonne the Border/Aussie mix and Yentil the Clumber Spaniel! “Dog Training” “Clicker Training” “How to train a dog” settle how to teach a dog to settle to work with multiple dogs.
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Malibu Dog Training – Australia Chapter Meet Robert Dollwet who has trained police dogs for the military, animal actors for the television and motion picture industry in Hollywood and created countless happy homes for once frustrated dogs and their owners. After the animal actor experience, Robert opened his own company in Malibu, California, to help people and their pets. He recently fulfilled a life-long dream to live in Australia and, even better, he has been able to continue his 30-year dog training career there. Surprisingly, they even listen to him “down under” despite his American accent. This is not a how to video, but an opportunity to follow Robert’s story. In the video, Robert showcases Australia and the many talented dogs he has helped, particularly, Magic and Frida who over came aggressive behavior to be happy members of their households. www.malibudogtraining.com http
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www.sitmeanssit.com Depending on the dog sport, you should have attention to your whistle and what the following command might be. In this dog training video, I want the dog to turn and face me so that I can give him the next command. This may vary depending on whether you are doing this for competition and what the sport is, or whether you just want the dog to pay attention as a basic command that can be useful for any type of dog in any environment.
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This is an advanced training tutorial that highlights just one of the MANY exercises that I use to develop off-leash reliability in a dog. It is a great exercise for any dog that is at an ‘intermediate’ level – meaning that they can SIT/STAY on-leash reliably in a variety of settings through mild distractions. Please note that although you will see me practice this off the leash near the end of the video, it is simply to demonstrate that with lots of practice, this exercise does have practical application. I do not recommend having your dog off the leash until you are 100% sure that they will Sit/Stay/Come from a distance or in a safe & enclosed area. The best approach is to practice consistently on a LONG line. For more information on how I teach ‘come’ & ‘stay’ – please watch my videos on those topics. The theory behind this method is based on the Premack principle of conditioning. I may make more tutorials on off-leash work. Let me know if this is something you want to see more of!
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www.sitmeanssit.com Just a bunch of things chained together that combines agility, retrieving, obedience, running straight lines, whistle drills and other stuff.
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www.sitmeanssit.com This police dog training video was taken at LAPD for HITS police dog magazine conference. WATCH CLOSELY as the one dog actually steps on the other dogs tail! Fred Hassen and Darrel Hager at the 2010 HITS Police K9 Magazine demonstration that was held at LAPD academy field in Los Angeles California. This was part of the demonstration day that is held annually as the last part of the event. This clip was taken at the LAPD academy field. For more information on HITS and Police K9 Magazine see http These are our personal dogs and are not affiliated with LAPD or any other organization in any way. My dog ‘Nash’ is a 2 year old Belgian Malinois, and Darrel Hager’s Malinois “Bravo” is 3 years old.

This footage was taken from far away of two strangers in the park while I was setting up with my dogs to film a video. It is very common to have loose dogs run at your dog when you are in a public space where dogs are supposed to be on leash by law. Sadly not all dogs can cope with a loose dog running at them while on leash, this video outlines the points of why you should be compassionate to not only the other dogs in public spaces but also your own. As you can see you can train your dogs to “cope” with being trapped and approached by loose dogs. But this video is mainly to teach people to be considerate of other dogs in your environment and help them out by setting them up to succeed. Politely asking if your dog can ‘say hi” while you are 10-20 feet away, is a great way to begin letting your dog greet a strangers dog.
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This dog training video shows how you can use the other side of the fence at a dog park, in order to introduce your dog to all the other dog distraction around, but yet still putting yourself in a position where you can have more control of your dog. Sit Means Sit dog training believes that being able to stop your dog remotely from you in an unpatterned environment, such as a dog park is one of the strong foundations of any good dog training program. In this video, only simple commands such as ‘sit’, ‘down’, and ‘stand’ are used. www.sitmeanssit.com To become a franchise see www.franchise.sitmeanssit.com
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As requested by many people, in this video I demonstrate the steps in teaching a dog to hold an object by shaping the behavior. Also, you can build on this and teach them to put their toys away in a basket. The trick is to break the task down into smaller components and train each of those independently to success. Realizing that a complex behavior chain such as this can take several training sessions spread out over a period of days allows us to be patient & teach amazing things through positive reinforcement. The best part about this is that we create a dog that enjoys learning, and figures out on his/her own what we are trying to teach.