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Code: MVI6735
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Copyright 2015, approx. 1 hour 3 minute runtime
In a quick 10-minute video overview, Steve Snell and Robin MacFarlane cover:
HOW OFTEN TO TRAIN
10-15 minute sessions, one or two times a day.
FRUSTRATED OWNERS / PROBLEM SOLVING
Most behavior problems are dogs being under-exercised
Once you teach come when called, you can really exercise the dog when you take the leash off
A tired dog is a good dog
Add just a little bit of structure around the house, most of the problems go away
START USING ECOLLARS ON DAY 1
Instead of reinforcing known commands, Robin starts using the ecollar on Day 1
PUSH THE BUTTON A LOT
Low pressure
Multiple pulses
Lots of repetition
ECOLLAR CONDITIONING
First concept: when you feel sensation, move to handler
Teach three actions: move toward you, move away from you, and stop/be stationary
HOW TO PUT COLLAR ON THE DOG
Pretty snug to make sure contact points are on neck
INTRODUCING ECOLLAR TO YOUR DOG
Watch for subtle signs: a momentary pause in behavior
WHAT'S THE RIGHT LEVEL?
"JUST RIGHT" is whatever your dog responds to
If dog is ignoring you, your level is too low
If dog is over-reacting or has a repeated startle response, it's too high
GETTING STARTED ON THE TRAINING
First association is "move toward the handler"
Leash / long line -- handler move away from dog
WHEN SHOULD MY DOG WEAR THE ECOLLAR?
Whenever you're interacting with the dog
Not when sleeping or at work, but most of the time.
TRAINING SEGMENTS INCLUDE
OVERVIEW OF BASIC COMMANDS
GETTING STARTED
RECALL
PLACE
SIT
HEEL Questions? Since 1972, we're here to help. Call 1-800-624-6378 or 662-324-2410 and we'll answer any questions or take a phone order. Prefer email? Contact sales@gundogsupply.com. -- Steve Snell