Elliie-Lee-Jade asked:


I Have just bought a lead attchment, Where you can walk two dogs with one lead, My Dog is perfect on the lead (he a white german Shepard) but when i walk my other dog with him, he bits her legs, barks at her, And basically wont let her walk, He wont even let her walk when there is two of us holding them.
They have both been neutered and Spade.
Does anyone have any tips or training advise to train him to walk with her, I have a lot of time as well and so on, He is only young and She is a little old. And i No he will be able to do it because he learns fast, But i need advise on trainging him.

Also I Have the halter, Long lead’s, I Also have a horse so i use a leadrope (horse lead)

Abigail

fredhassen asked:

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Marissa

djmartinquinn asked:

This is my dog Megan who is a trained Labrador retriever gun dog, retrieving dummies of the water.

Christina

fredhassen asked:

www.sitmeanssit.com This Dog Training video with Fred Hassen of “Sit Means Sit” dog training company in Las Vegas Nevada, is seen here with “Sara”. “Sara” is a Labrador Retriever trained from a puppy with a remote dog training collar using the Sit Means Sit dog training system invented…

Amara

Kicks like a girl asked:


When i play fetch with my dog, he goes to get the ball- but instead of coming back to me and dropping the ball- he runs in the other direction. He doesn’t come when i try to coax him over, and if i quit the game to try to get the point across he doesn’t understand. I want him to get better with retrieval and return, and i want him to know “drop it” eventually as well.

*Then when we play frisbee, he waits for it to hit the ground, then retrieves it and runs off. (the same as he does with fetch.)

My dog is very smart and trains very easily. I dont know how to teach him to play properly, but if i did I know that he could learn quickly. Like they say- if your dog is (repeatedly) doing something wrong, it is probably your fault.

If you can tell me what techniques you use (or used) -or even give me some professional advise, i would really appreciate it! Thanks!

Kathryn

AnimalPortraits asked:

visit my website at: emilyspetportraits.com visit my dog training youtube channel- channel kikopup! This is an acrylic painting on an 18 by 24 inch canvas. Euros is a white Golden Retriever who is 12 years old and lives in England with his two loving parents. This video is made quite badly. I used my mothers camera instead of my own and it did not crop the image as it was shown in the viewfinder. Also the colors are very bad as well as my filming. In my next video (I plan to now film all of my works in progress from now on) I will make sure that the images will be able to match up perfectly so you will be able to see the changes. I am a graduate from the Slade School of Fine Art in London and have until recently been highly focused on dog training, but now am coming back with full on force again with my desire to paint. So if you were thinking of getting your pet painted now would be the time!

Nyla

odak9 asked:

OdaK9 (Okay Din Aso Ko) Protection Dog Training in Public, reality check, training a decoy. -For more Videos and Infos, just visit this OdaK9’s Account/Channel.

Yoselin

willowcreekkennels asked:

willowcreekkennels.net Gun dog training at Willow Creek Kennels. Watch as we teach our German Shorthaired Pointer, Jazz, how to “whoa” . These videos are in real time from start to finish. Jazz learns the command “whoa” in front of your eyes!

Mara

eletendre1 asked:

Learn how to walk your dog on leash. Discover what to do at the end of your walks. Don’t forget to rate this video, leave comments and subscribe to my channel. You can also get my FREE ebook “101 Ways To Improve Your Dog’s Behavior” at: www.amazingdogtrainingman.com

Isabella

Sincerely Yours asked:


he’s 7 weeks old and hasn’t really found his voice yet. Do I have a chance training this dog not to bark. I know they are naturaly a loud dog. Do you have advise on some training methods?

Jacquelyn