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Help Us Choose Our Next Training Videos

Posted: 08-05-2019 • Length: 5 Minutes, 18 Seconds
Categories: Ed Frawley, Misc
We would like to ask you for your help in determining the next training videos we produce. In your Leerburg account there is a section called "Your Interests" that takes about one minute to fill out. Once you fill out the form you will be entered to win a FREE Streaming Video or DVD of your choice! We are giving away two free streams each week for the next four weeks.

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jvanegmond
5/5 stars

Update to tracking with drive videos!

Written on September 13, 2019
Timrains
5/5 stars

I think an updated video of working with aggression would be great. Things like resource guarding and housemates fighting would be at the top of my list. Separation anxiety would also be a great topic to cover

Written on September 9, 2019
Misskiwi67
5/5 stars

More hunting dog videos!!

Written on September 6, 2019
Brazil
5/5 stars

I’m interested in anything protection based

Written on September 2, 2019
saltyser
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Done! I'm so glad I learned about this section!

Written on August 21, 2019
htsvcop
5/5 stars

Done. Would love to see a series focused on personal protection dog training. Quality information is extremely scarce.

Written on August 12, 2019
Mrae12116
5/5 stars

We recently adopted a blind and deaf 7 month old GSD. Her ability to map out her environment using her nose is incredible. Our current dog competes in nose and trains in tracking for cadaver, gun powder, and TPPO. My husband was a police K9 handler and trainer in Washington State. But, training a blind and deaf dog is a different game. The obdenience has been going well using touch signals. We'd like to start her in tracking and nosework. We love to hear your ideas for training with a blind and deaf dog.

Michelle Sprowl

Written on August 8, 2019
joycedavis
5/5 stars

Retriever field dog training

Obedience training with showing in the ring as a goal. The difference between training and showing and how to compete confidently in the ring so that there is no “My dog never does that except in the ring” type of dialogue.

Written on August 7, 2019
JPATT
5/5 stars

Thank you I found the questionnaire...

Written on August 7, 2019
natfyf
5/5 stars

Thank you for this survey! I can't wait for the next Leerburg's videos. I already filled up the survey but wanted to add two more suggestions of new DVDs: tricks and k9 freestyle (dog dancing). Thanks!

Written on August 5, 2019