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AGILITY Slowing Down - Dog Training for Children

For energetic dogs it can be difficult maintaining control because they’re always moving so quickly.  If you can train your dog to slow down on command, it means you can practice speeding up on command

 
Training:  Lifestyle Training
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Praise Often & Energetically - Training Dogs with Dunbar

During recalls you want to praise your dog enthusiastically for each step they take towards you.  If they ignore you, walk away from them, calling them energetically as you go.

 
Training:  Stay, Come & Follow
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Reward Walk On Leash – SIRIUS Adult Dog Training

Your dog will quickly learn that the only way to get you walking again is if they sit down.  Once you can string together a few consecutive steps, you’ll have a dog that walks calmly on leash.

 
Training:  Sit-Stay and Walk On-Leash
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Heeling Tips - SIRIUS Puppy Training Classic

Ian offers some some tips on motivating your dog into heeling properly.  Using lots of energy and frequent position changes, even distracted and lazy dogs can be convinced that heeling is a good time.

 
Training:  Heel
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Distance Recall - Training the Companion Dog 4 – Recalls & Stays

It’s much better to teach a rock-solid distance sit, but a good distance recall can also be very useful.

 
Training:  Distance Postion Changes Stay, Come & Follow Training in the Park
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Heeling Course - Training the Companion Dog 3 – Walking & Heeling

There’s nothing like a little competition to motivate both dogs and owners

 
Training:  Stay, Come & Follow Heel
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The Best Chewtoys - Training the Companion Dog 2 – Behavior Problems

The best chewtoys are indestructible and hollow.  This means you can stuff them with tasty treats and leave them with your dog unsupervised.

 
Training:  Destructive Chewing Errorless Chewtoy Training
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Park Induced Deafness - Training the Companion Dog 1 – Socialization & Training

True off–leash control means that your dog will listen to you even when they’re in the middle of another fun activity.  Until you have this control, be very careful of where you let them fun free.

 
Training:  Stay, Come & Follow Training in the Park
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The Training Game - Dog Training for Children

This little owner has excellent control of their dog, and she did it by making training fun.  It keep the dog interested and engaged and it means that they only punishment she ever uses is to end the training session.

 
Training:  Lifestyle Training
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Distance Sit 1 - Intro - Training Dogs with Dunbar

A reliable sit-command that works anywhere and anytime, at a distance and with distractions, is the most valuable tool in training.  But training is very context dependent, so it takes a lot of practice.

 
Training:  Sit, Stand & Down Distance Postion Changes Ultra Super Sit

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