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Forming Relationship before training your dog Forming a relationship between owner and dog is the most important thing to do before trying to establish any kind kind of communication. A good relationship means to know about each other! Relationship will help the dog to recognize that the owner is an important source of information to him. Forming a relationship with your dog, means that he needs to experience that all good things… continue reading
How to get my dog used to collars and leashes Getting to take off the leash or collar (especially the collar) seems to be challenging. The dog doesn’t sit still, backs away from the leash or collar, because he has not been properly imprinted in a positive way to be handled comfortably during the event. Since he has been caught, forced and jelled at to hold still when leash… continue reading
Nu Joint Plus DS Testimonial supplement My name is Chane Gardin and I am the proud owner of a German Shepherd – Heeler Mix named Kylo. Kylo is 16 years old, and has very bad Hip Displasia. Just recently his condition progressed to the worst and he was not even wanting to walk anymore. I was struggling with the thought of putting him down. Luckily, I shared my thoughts with… continue reading
How smart is my dog The answer is simple- he is very smart- at least appears to be! He is an absolute sensitive observer. That’s what makes him appear to be very smart! Sequence of events are super easy for him to connect. Yet this capability can really make our life difficult if we are not aware of connections being made in his mind. On the other hand, it could… continue reading
Protective instincts in German Shepherds I love to share a true story about my first dog that shows that training might not be as effective, but a strong bond with your dog will! This was my very first dog, a German Shepherd mix named Buddy. Read my Bio. I gave him the name because I read a book called “Buddy’s eyes saw for me”- A seeing eye dog. Buddy was… continue reading
German Dog Training Commands, for those of you that bought a dog trained in German language, or is planning on training his own dog in German! Recall “Name” hier Sit Sitz Down Platz Stay Bleib Heel Fuss Kennel Zwinger Place Voraus Jump Hopp Fetch… continue reading
What is Valley Fever? Valley Fever is a disease caused by a fungus known as Coccidiodes immitis. Although the proper name for this disease is “coccidioidomycosis”, it is most often called Valley Fever, “California disease”, “Desert rheumatism”, or “San Joaquin Valley Fever”. Where is Valley Fever found? This soil-dwelling fungus has adapted to survive in desert climates and is prevalent in certain parts of Arizona, California, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas,… continue reading
When all behaviors are taught to the dog and he has an optimum understanding of the cues, the training phase with the remote collar will begin. Considering that the dog has been conditioned to feel really good about wearing the collar itself. Highly recommended Electronic dog training collar, used by ZBB K9 Team, is either Garmin / TriTronics Sportdog or -Pro 500. In order to be the best at training… continue reading
Malinois protection and obedience Training Review Hello Grant, It is awesome for us to learn how pleased you are with our training results of your Belgium Malinois, Stasi! “If you’re looking for a great dog trainer Zauberberg is the BEST. I brought my puppy home and had trouble training him. I highly recommend them, especially if you’re a new dog parent like me and need help with any of your… continue reading
Do I always have to reward my dog in Training? This question about when to reward your dog is a very common concern. Just as much as dog owners/ trainers wonder when to stop rewarding the dog. Most common argument against food motivated training is also the concern that the dog is not responding in absence of the food reward. Therefor arguing that it does not work! So let’s shine… continue reading