Have 13 month old malinois who had some medical issues. Due to them i'm about 8 months behind with his training.
To make things worse he reacts like a spoiled teenager.
Positions; he looks at me as if saying; "do it yourself" and when he desides to do them they are in reaaaaaaal slow motion
Food refusal; His reaction; "if there is food it is mine!"
Really driving me mad.
Yesterday i was goofing around and decided to play a little with the sleeve. As i was alone i put him in a down (which took me several seconds to do) and fetched the sleeve.... and noticed a dramatic change. Gone was the goofy teenager. Behold a 200% focused malinois, 1 command 1 execution even with things i had to "help" him just minutes before. My stepson came home and i asked if he would trow some food to see the reaction. Nothing, absolutely no reaction.
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Finding motivational tool
#243650 - 06/17/2009 04:22 AM 
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