Product #505-D
|
|
| Free Streaming with DVD Purchase |
| Buy this DVD and get instant access to the streaming video by logging in with your Leerburg account! Sign up for free and log in to Leerburg On Demand to get access to this and hundreds of other free and pay-per-view videos online. Watch them as many times as you want, wherever you have access to the internet. We offer this service to any customers who purchase our DVDs, and there is no extra fee. When you purchase any of our Leerburg DVDs, look for the link onscreen at the top of the page immediately after submitting your order. Just click to get instant access to the DVDs you ordered, and start watching them right away. Check out our Leerburg On Demand FAQ page to learn more. |
If you are unsure whether or not your DVD can play DVD-Rs,
please go to our DVD Player Information page.
Ask a question about this product.
In 1985, I saw my first HGH nationals in Europe. This is the type of sheep herding German Shepherd Dogs do the best. It is also the style of training the AKC has based their herding instinct testing and course "C" on. I originally felt that the dogs did this work so naturally that they had to be doing it from instinct and not training. I was wrong. Since then I have collected enough information from Karl Fuller of Kirschental Kennels in West Germany to produce this tape.
Karl Fuller has won West Germany's HGH nationals 7 times. He has bred more HGH Siegers and Siegrens than any other man. The training concepts in this video are a result of the time Karl has generously spent with myself and my friends.
The Continental or Tending Style of sheep dog training was developed in the areas of Europe where there are few fences and specific fields that could be grazed. The Tending Style is totally different than what most people think of when they see Collies work sheep. Collies drive sheep from behind and cut sheep from the flock. In the Tending Style, the sheep are trained to follow the Shepherd and come when called. The dogs act as a living fence to keep the flock in the fields. The Shepherd wants them to graze. Our video shows that while genetics improves performance, systematic step by step work produces a well trained sheep herding dog.
The training segments for this tape are as follows:
- Conditioning the flock to your dog
- Conditioning the dog to sheep
- Training the sheep to follow the Shepherd
- Training the one sided border
- Training the two sided borders
- Training the three and four sided borders
- The narrow graze
- Training the dog to do pick work at a corner
- The bridge training
- Training the pen work
- Training the dog to work traffic
There are currently no reviews for this product.
There are currently no Q&As for this product.























