Become a Top Contender in the AKC Novice with These Insider Techniques!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- Welcome to our 14th dog trainer lesson! In today's video, we'll teach you how to train your dog to perform the focused heel, auto sit when halted, and right about-turn for the AKC Novice routine. These expert techniques will help you become a top contender in the AKC Novice class. Plus, we've included a list of recommended videos that will take your training to the next level. Check them out below:
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I'm starting my 11 week GS pup on your methods, so I'm watching this video she's asleep she hears "yes" wakes up and sits for me. It is incredible how easy you make this for us. Thank you so much for the videos you provide. Humbly grateful 🙏
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My pleasure. Thank you for watching and supporting the channel.
The only channel where I Like the videos before watching them.
Lol! Awesome, I appreciate that! :)
I LOVE THIS!! This is truly "Novice" EXCELLENT Obedience-- such a great "direction" to train when moving between "excellent/ far above average pet obedience" obedience" (where we're currently at) and closer to higher level "competitive level/sports level" obedience. This fills gaps for us in getting from where we're currently at to where we hope to end. AWESOME!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Yes! Thank you! :)
Amazing stuff! Thank you Nate for the inspiration! You're incredible
I know some of your videos are years old but it's definitely relevant.. I watch all your videos/study as if I was still in college. I learn something new each video I watch. Your videos is awesome.
Thanks again!
Oh yeah, TV for footwork on the about turns, that's the way I teach it. First the T then the V before taking a step in the opposite direction of the way you were originally headed. Keeps your dog close to you for the about turns rather than lagging right away. TY Nate for the awesome video as usual!
Thank you so much. I like that analogy, "TV for footwork". Thanks for sharing! Cheers!
Another extraordinarily helpful video. This tape gives many aspects to work on and to enhance a training session, taking basic movements into a whole new level which should increase enthusiasm for both partners as well as improving performance. Thanks, yet again, Nate.
Thank you, I appreciate that. :)
I’ve had trouble with dropped treats being a distraction. I’ve resorted to mixing ground up kibble with peanut butter and freezing it in a Kong type ball. Now I get much more focus and for greater reward I give her more time to lick.
Great videos! I have a 5 month old male GSD, and we love learning through your videos.
Thanks, I appreciate that and I'm happy the videos are helpful. :)
Very helpful tips. 💪🏼🐺
Hey Nate, I'm always looking forward to your videos and learning more as I did in this one. I value everything you do and appreciate the work you put into it. It was also kinda funny Ari laying on the platform watching you do the turns. Lol
Awesome! Thank you! :) Yeah, she always makes me laugh.
At 22:30 you say that it is ok to say, "heel", when you speed up (fast) or slow down (slow). According to the AKC rule book, you may say, "heel" after each Halt. Any additional command will receive a minor or substantial deduction, that includes fast and slow since there is no halt before the command. Sometimes it is worth it, though, such as when my dog decided she needed to talk to the dog in the next ring. Otherwise, I thought you had some really good pointers.
These videos are very helpful
You are the best. God bless you for these detailed video training.
Great tips. I am working on heeling with my Malinois currently. He gets distracted easily and when outside he wants to eat everything off the ground and at times grabs his leash and shakes it like it's a tug toy. Sometimes he does pretty well, but I'm trying to get him more consistent and to look up at me all the time while heeling rather than at the ground or around him. I'm adding your videos to my playlist.
I hadn't heard of this test. Sounds fun! We've been working on this without realizing it! But I definitely have places to improve upon (we have automatic sit, for example, but he often does it "crooked" or a bit ahead). Working toward this will give us some fun "goals" and more direction for our training!😁🐕🦺❤️
Awesome! Yes, having goals is a great way to establish a clear training schedule. :)
Thank you for the very in-depth and well presented video. Really appreciated!
My pleasure and thanks for watching and supporting the channel! :)
very nice video. I think the BH routine and CD routine have similarities.
this was super helpful. thank you again
My pleasure and thank you for watching! :)
Love all this info Nate
Thank you! :)
Thanks, Nate. Very good video. I am always learning little things we missed that cause issues like crooked sit, or crooked heel position. We have lots of trouble with Moxie going wide. Ugh.
Thanks! Yes, dog training is a never-ending learning process. :)
I was paitently waiting thanks nate😎👍
My pleasure. Thanks again for watching and commenting, G17!
Hmm definitely got plenty of helpful tips. Have you done a video on long sits and downs yet?
Competing in Novice A tomorrow after completing Beginner Novice. Just found your ch. Our problem is pace. Trying out some of your techniques
Awesome! Best of luck on your competition today and thank you for supporting the channel, I truly appreciate it.
Really good video definitely use some of the tips ! Unfortunately i am not the tallest and my dog is to big to walk with me on centre command 🤣which is a shame think is amazing tip
Lol! Yeah, that could be an issue and most dogs love the center command. Only downside is that they offer it up when you're not expecting it.
Good stuff bro!
Thanks, Zane!
My girl can walk between my legs, no problem and even drop and crawl but walking backwards in that position is proving a little trickier. She can walk back as I walk towards her but for some reason gets confused when she is asked to do it from between the legs. I'm obviously not doing something right so may have to video it and see. Lucky she's the brains of the partnership or she wouldn't have got this far! 😀
My girl had lots of trouble with back up. I learned to change reward position for power steering to start with, even in center position. Also gave a little squeeze to keep her in, sort of calms her. Like Ari here, certain things are fun and exciting when she finally "gets it" and then she loses her brain. (Ari just vocalizes). Try putting your treat hand under the chin same as you would do for back up from front position. It temporarily messes up the focus but you can get back to focus easily once the dog learns the moves.
I would suggest trying to teach her to back up with the leash pressure as well. It'll help make it more clear. th-cam.com/video/uFlFmCghWxU/w-d-xo.html
@@NateSchoemer thanks, how did I miss that bit! Will give that a go. 👍
Perfection
Thank you, Kim Kim!
Great video! How many dogs do you have now? Any tips on walking several dogs at once?
Thanks! I have two dogs. If I'm walking a group of dogs, I like to make sure each one can walk nicely solo and then I start to bring them together for the group walk.
Another incredible video!! i learned a lot from it but one question my dog don’t listen to the heel order if there is no food in my hand.
Thanks! Check out this video: th-cam.com/video/tEU6gM_sHYI/w-d-xo.html
Hi Nate thanks for the videos I could have make a lot of mistake without them with my puppy , I am looking for a online course to learn can you help me with that ? Thanks 🙏🙏
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So it's an auto sit when you halt during a heel? Or can i say sit when the judge says halt?
Hej Nate, you're the best. One question: How long should a section with all these steps take if I want to do all of them 1-10? 15-20 minutes or?
Thanks! Keep the sessions short and continue adding each step in your training schedule until your dog is performing it the way you like. Every dog learns at a different speed, so just progress at the speed your dog is learning at. Cheers!
Thank you for all that you do. I came from a "spank 'em when there wrong" kinda family. I hated that my dogs were always scared of me, but never knew that there was a better way. Thank you for teaching me how to get her to mind me with out being afraid of me...
I hope u don't have children. Maybe u should see a therapist about this.
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Thank you!
I‘m working to start training for obedience rally but also take my dog to conformation. The automatic „sit“ position when I come to a stop , as required for rally, contradicts to what she needs to do at conformation- the standing position. Hiw can I worknaround this without getting my dog confused? Thx for any advice (at this point she comes to a stand, additional command is needed to sit, not sure if that is ok fornrally)
Yeah, that's a difficult one. Maybe you can present a slight signal to the dog, that won't get you pointed. For example; you can teach your dog that when you sniff hard through your nose, that's the dog's command to sit. You can't be pointed for breathing. Just be sure to not do it on accident, so your dog doesn't sit when he's not supposed to. Lol!
Hahaha first time trying the spiral exercise for pivot, I got so dizzy ....
Lol! Yes, it makes me dizzy as well.
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@@NateSchoemer I'm watching and trying to apply then setting my appointment because u make me feel like I'm so far behind I have the transition words down ... im having trouble with them understanding heal postion ...