asit kumar bhattacharya Webboard User Reg: 07-04-2013
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thanx for ur comment...when i take her for walk sometimes she tries to pull ahead and i always pop on leas dt time nd say no,nd take her left side of me in paralal...
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What I'd recommend, is when you are training to trot in the ring, use the lead you are showing the dog in and only use that lead for training. Use a different leash collar for walks. What you do is train her to stand and trot a certain way while the show lead is on her.
Mark her for standing nice....mark her for trotting next to you and not pulling...don't mark her for looking at you, but mark her for standing up tall, mark for her ears up. Unlike other training, let her associate the show lead with this behavior.
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Quote: Tresa Hendrix
What I'd recommend, is when you are training to trot in the ring, use the lead you are showing the dog in and only use that lead for training. Use a different leash collar for walks. What you do is train her to stand and trot a certain way while the show lead is on her.
Mark her for standing nice....mark her for trotting next to you and not pulling...don't mark her for looking at you, but mark her for standing up tall, mark for her ears up. Unlike other training, let her associate the show lead with this behavior.
Absolutely. You want her to associate her show lead, which should be different than the one used for obedience training and/or walks, with correct show ring behavior. What type show lead are you using?
Forging ahead a bit in the show ring is OK. But for walks/obedience the way I've found works well is to do a quick left about face turn where, as the dog is trying to forge past you, you turn and step into the dog.
asit kumar bhattacharya Webboard User Reg: 07-04-2013
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thanx tresa, i appriciate ur advice nd will do dt,inspite of dt can u reffer me is there ny show training dvds in market which can lead me part by part training to my dog??
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