Reg: 04-03-2004
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Can anyone tell the best way to train the
out with a e collar? I have worked him a long time
before I let him have a bite on the sleeve.
So now he does not want to let it go. Hope
someone can help me go the right way. He
has a great grip and I do not want to
hurt it. Thank you for the help! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />
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Chris Duhon Webboard User Reg: 08-14-2004
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IMO I would only use the E-collar to reinforce the out not teach it, you may make the mistake and have your dog jittery about putting anything in his mouth, if he doesn't fully understand what is being asked of him.
Reg: 04-03-2004
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Thank you I was just asking. He is woring on
his out. I just need more time. Sometimes
I think things should happen faster.
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Reg: 04-03-2004
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I am trying to train him for schutzhund.
Lou he is the first dog I try to train in schutzhund. I do not used a ecollar on him
now. May be I just need more time on the out.
I have read some of your post. So I know your
the man on ecollar. Thank you very much for any
help.
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Randy
Randy with a dog this young and this inexperienced I don't think that I'd go to the Ecollar at this time. Most dogs respond well to conventional methods to get the out if the training is done properly. "Properly" being the operative word in that sentence.
If, down the road, you start to have problems, and someone wants to put an Ecollar on the just for the purposes of punishing him, that is using the Ecollar as a novel way of hurting him don't let him do it. In that case I'd suggest reading the articles on my website, teaching the recall and then the sit. Then to get him to out, give him the sit command and a command to bark.
Often the out is seen by the dog as just another form of conflict and it's best if you can avoid that in your training.
Lou Castle has been kicked off this board. He is an OLD SCHOOL DOG TRAINER with little to offer.
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