I've mostly started with puppies (7 - 12 mos) while on a soft sleeve, with the dog on leash. The dog bites, I fall back onto my back, legs open (being careful so the dog doesn't get confused between what he sees and the sleeve <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif" alt="" /> and come back up, give the dog the sleeve; Then I'll touch him with one leg, both legs, apply some more pressure; cover his face with one leg, both legs, etc.; then hug him with the legs and try to put him on his side, and to the other side, and so on. All done in a gentle rhythmic manner! jajaja!
The moves on the dog are just what the dog can take...easily. They may include lifting the dog off the ground while hugging; bumping against obstacles; other people; other surfaces; etc, etc, etc.
Then later ... on a suit, and with defense and fight, it's quite automatic. Finally, with a muzzle.
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Re: Training Thread: Groundfighting
[Re: Lou Castle ]
#76905 - 06/20/2005 11:20 AM 
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Re: Training Thread: Groundfighting
[Re: Kevin Anundson ]
#76906 - 06/24/2005 11:47 AM 
and come back up, give the dog the sleeve; Then I'll touch him with one leg, both legs, apply some more pressure; cover his face with one leg, both legs, etc.; then hug him with the legs and try to put him on his side, and to the other side, and so on. All done in a gentle rhythmic manner! jajaja!
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