Ed Frawley Administrator Reg: 07-11-2001
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This is an amazing thread.
Jerry - I don't know you and I do not want to offend you - but you are SO FAR OFF THE MARK on your training that I have some compassion for your dog.
I strongly suggest you rethink your philosophy on dog training because your not even close. Read my philosophy. Its in an article and ebook. You owe it to your dog.
Cindy is an expert on dog training. Her comments on police K9 handlers is right on the mark - most are great guys and clueless dog trainers. Most are experience dedicated law enforcement officers who dont know crap about dog training. I suggest that you probably fall into this category.
So my advice to you is to read my web site - study it.
Now to the first original question or comment on the e-collar.
When I give my dog and OUT command that means spit out whats in his mouth until it moves again. When your training is correct this is very clear to your dog - they understand it and thats whats most important in dog training.
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Is there a specific reason why the dg is trained to "out" the object until it moves. Is it based in protection or Police work.
I have trained the out with the e-coller with our dog and it is great now, but I guess I expect her to keep it out, no matter if it moves or not. But I guess I a concerned with stuff she feels like eating or playing with, nothing that really moves??
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Re: Just watched the Video...Have a question???
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