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Training A Competition Heeling Dog
With Tom Rose
DVD-R | 2 Hours
Product #304-D
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This is probably the best obedience tape on the market for teaching people how to train a competition heeling dog. The tape covers a lot more than just heeling. Tom deals with sits, downs, recalls, and much more.
We teach you how to get and keep eye contact during obedience work through the use of food. The food is always given from the handlers mouth. When the dog learns that food always comes from the handlers face he is more likely to look at your face all the time. If the dog understands an exercise and gives you eye contact throughout that exercise he is going to look great for the judge.
In this video we use students from Tom Rose’s dog training school working with untrained dogs. By including these students (along with Tom working his own dog) you will not only see the correct way to train, you will also see the most common mistakes all new handlers make.
Much of the early phases of this work are taught with the dog standing on a table (not on the ground). Table work has been used in Europe for years. After watching the correct way to train with a table you will become addicted to these methods.
Other Leerburg DVDs to Consider:
Training Drive, Focus & Grip with Bernhard Flinks
If your goal is to compete in the sport of Schutzhund, or if you would like to raise a police service dog or personal protection dog that works in high drive, I would strongly recommend that you consider purchasing the videos I have done with Bernhard Flinks. The first in this series is Training Drive Focus & Grip with Bernhard Flinks. Read the description of this tape on my web site. I cannot stress the value of the training information in this tape enough. Bernhard has been a police K9 handler for 25 years and a top competitor in the world of Schutzhund. He stresses building a bond (through training) with your dog and to work your dog in high drive at all times. This tape shows exactly how to do this.
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Review 1 for "Training a Competition Heeling Dog" DVD I wanted to write you and thank you for this wonderful
video "training
the competition heeling dog" As soon as it arrived I grabbed a note book
and a pen and watched it, as I took notes. I have several videos & books
that are on a shelf collecting dust sadly they were not worth 1/2 what I paid
for them. However I must say Training The competition Heeling Dog is an outstanding
video worth every penny and then some!! Very clear and easy to understand and
each step is broken down to where anyone can learn. I liked that this video
demonstrated with untrained & trained dogs. I am confined to a wheel chair
and this is the first video I have bought that I can actually use the methods
taught on the video. I have started my attention ground work with both my green
dog as well as with my competition dog and I am thrilled with the results I
am getting. |
Review 2 for "Training a Competition Heeling Dog" DVD Hi, I've ordered books and the 2 videos from you the basic Dog Obedience and Competition Heeling Dog. I have 3 male English Mastiffs, 2 are young, intact show dogs. I thought you'd like to know, I just got my CD in novice A on my Baron at 21 months of age. He's 34" at the shoulder and 212lbs, so a very, very large young Mastiff. He qualified his first 3 outings in the ring and scored in the mid 180's for all three legs. He placed 4th for the first and third legs. On his 3rd leg, the judge commented that he's the largest dog she's ever had try for a CD in her 20 years of judging and he did an outstanding job, was the only novice that kept the correct pace, had the fastest recall and no handler errors. Not only did he do as he was trained, he also thought for himself. On the off-lead heel, the judge had us turn very close to the side rail. Baron went to come around me, looked at the lack of space and chose to come up on my right side, kept pace to the fast, did the about and returned to the correct side and a perfect final sit (yes we lost points, the judge didn't realize she turned us too close). On the recall, his gallop was sooo fast he had a hard time stopping and sat in front so close that he angled to my left to avoid hitting me. 2 points off for the crooked front, BUT when commanded to finish, he stood up and was already angled on my left and proceeded to do a perfect 'flip' finish (not practiced for over 6 months) instead of his usual 'around me.' Thank you for the videos. They turned the trick on helping him with his turns and speed on recall. Yes, we are going on for his CDX and aiming for scores in the 190's!! |
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