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25 Responses to “Dog Trick Training Tips : Myths About Dog Training Breeds”

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   FableTv Says:
   15. December 2009 at 04:11

   yes if your talking dog behaviour but that is irrelevant in dog TRAINING he is teaching the dog a trick…dog TRAINING has nothing to do with dog BEHAVIOUR dog BEHAVIOUR is mainly used for rehabilitations etc.

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   snuggliepuppy Says:
   15. December 2009 at 05:04

   totally agree!

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   Arcanineluvr Says:
   15. December 2009 at 05:37

   Thanks now its my turn

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   odie2cute22 Says:
   15. December 2009 at 06:17

   I l;ove expert village it taught me alot and how to teach my good doggy

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   ILoveRustyAndNina Says:
   15. December 2009 at 06:25

   at 0.55 he should not have been backing away he should be stood still, the dog wins

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   boxofsarpobjects1 Says:
   15. December 2009 at 07:19

   Really its just that some breeds take longer to train. Bulldogs have competed in ACK competitions.. heeling, sit, stay and even retrieving dun bells with the owners scent on them. Yes, they can be lethargic and are not as active as most dogs but they can still be trained..even high levels that are necessary for ACK competitions

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   b5150b2012 Says:
   15. December 2009 at 08:10

   yep and sum dogs get to the point were they will only do tricks if you have a treat

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   b5150b2012 Says:
   15. December 2009 at 09:02

   she was white huh…?

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   mikeman9412 Says:
   15. December 2009 at 10:01

   wait why is that bad? sorry im new to dogs lol

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    alion06 Says:
    15. December 2009 at 10:20

    thats the point of the trea you use it to guide the dog to do wat needs to be done

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    JennyRose16 Says:
    15. December 2009 at 10:42

    “in 1908 a lady named sally rusa was in the woods looking for a dog until…” more “in 1908 a lady named sally rusa was in the woods looking for a dog until a ghost came and killed her so if ur reading this u will find a bloody body in your closet hanging there haunting you and will kill you and ur family and if u want to stop this just sends this to 6 videos in 30 mins or this will happen good luck

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    Murgertroy Says:
    15. December 2009 at 11:14

    the woman was sick in the head

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    neoserenity333 Says:
    15. December 2009 at 11:25

    i gave it a thumbs up, not for the woman, but for your wanting to punch her in the face. why do stupid people own dogs? there should be a law against that.

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    jskd82 Says:
    15. December 2009 at 11:50

    rofl that’s pretty nasty

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    tashhast Says:
    15. December 2009 at 12:18

    lol same

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    Murgertroy Says:
    15. December 2009 at 12:27

    i saw a woman at sonic burger sharing an icecream with her dog. i felt like punching her in the face

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    vyvo95 Says:
    15. December 2009 at 12:50

    my dog cant keep focus while i have a treat in my hand

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    dinkss0102 Says:
    15. December 2009 at 13:31

    the store????????????

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    Sm0KeNHaZe Says:
    15. December 2009 at 13:34

    where can i get treats

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    fhsfem Says:
    15. December 2009 at 14:29

    Sheeve07, as stated I have had the oppurtunity to work with many dogs and have used a variety of training methods to include extinction, continous, fix/variable ratio, etc. Yes I understand that as the canine becomes more proficient you can start to withhold the food reward but some dogs do not respond well if food is withheld. I found that to be the case with dogs that are not very sociable or independent as your stated or have very low prey drive.

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    sheeve07 Says:
    15. December 2009 at 14:46

    fhsfem you have to wean the dogs off the treats. I will use treats until the command is completely known…then I mix with praise and vary the reward. I have had one dog who did not care for praise at all…very independent. I always try to associate a verbal reward as in YES!! with food. So when the dog sat, I said YES!! which is just a verbal marker….and then a treat after. He was also weaned off of food by varying YES!! with food and without. It just takes time and patience.

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    dooter780 Says:
    15. December 2009 at 15:08

    I have a minature daschund, and he started on treats for tricks, and now does tricks all the time without treats.

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    15. December 2009 at 15:13

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    Gymnure Says:
    15. December 2009 at 15:18

    I love ridgebacks. My friend’s Ridgeback bitch is better trained and more obedient than her collie and lab. They have all recieved the same treatment, she just took to it better. I look after the bitch when she is in season (the other 2 dogs are males so she can’t be around them at that time) and she really is a bright dog, no trouble at all.

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    fhsfem Says:
    15. December 2009 at 15:40

    Sorry but your last statement isn’t true. I’ve worked with many dogs over the past twenty years and yes the majority will work for verbal and or physical praise, but I’ve also had a few dogs that will not obey or remain focussed if food is withheld.

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