Train your dog using a wire crate (part 2)
Friday, September 10th, 2010 at
1:43 am
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http://www.sitmeanssit.com Train your dog using a wire crate. In part 2, I show a few more things you can do but I am using a different dog and it’s shown for a different dog sport that deals with protection and police dogs with a Belgian Malinois. You can see how sports can correlate as part 1 dealt with a similar thing, but with a Labrador Retriever. You can adapt this crate and Sit Means Sit dog training to anything.
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http://www.sitmeanssit.com This is part 1 of learning to use your wire crate for some training things also. In this daily dog training video, I show a few things that you can do with a puppy, and did you know that you could open it at both ends to put to use as well?
http://www.sitmeanssit.com Teach your dog not to charge doorways is very beneficial. In episode 2, I show one of the techniques that we use and you can use at home. You can practice this particular dog training method numerous times throughout a day while you are at home. I am doing this with 3 dogs, none of which are mine. It is obviously a bit harder to control 3, but you will get the point in this video.
http://www.sitmeanssit.com Teaching a dog to have motivation throughout the lesson is always a very good goal to have.
Dog training class in Las Vegas is shown with the dogs all stationary and the owners calling them individually through the dogs. This class is practicing it’s obedience on the dogs staying while another moving dog goes by. Beginning, intermediate and advanced dogs are all together in this particular group. http://www.sitmeanssit.com
This is part 2 of our first lesson with a South African Boerboel dog, the owner and his family who all became part of the training. This is a very large dog, and a very close family that got everyone involved and did a wonderful dog. 
This video shows a police k9 demonstration of a dog taken in and out of commands very, very quickly. http://www.sitmeanssit.com/police/k9/school Fred Hassen of Sit Means Sit Police K9 school is seen here at the 2010 Invictus Law Dog International Police dog seminar demonstrating his dog doing multiple tasks at once while still maintaining much desire and spirit.
