Training Your Labrador Retriever Puppy Part Ten
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ย. 2024
- A quick overview on helping your dog move towards retrieving with a calm grip...Here's a link to my website if you would like more information about my services: kentuckycanine.com Here's a link to my Instagram if you would just like to see some cool photos: / stonniedennis
That dog is really enjoying time with you! He is super pumped about it lol
Stonnie, there are a million dog training videos out there. I think the reason yours are successful, and why people are drawn to your training style, is because of what you said in the first two and a half minutes of this video. I know I’ve been guilty of wanting perfection with animals (even with my kids) FAR too early. Your positive attitude toward dog training comes across from the first video in this series. Thanks for putting these together. I’m watching in preparation for my first lab, hopefully by Christmas!
"The only need that I have is to enjoy the time I spend with my dog."
"That dog ends up happy and looking forward to the next training session."
Perfect! Stonnie, you are the Bob Ross of dog training.
This is a great series! The dog understands what you want each and every time. I love how you built a friendship while setting the foundation for a smart, balanced dog. He looks like he loves working with you. Great stuff and it's really inspiring me to get a pup. Cheers!
Great message to enjoy the time with your dog.
I cant show you any videos yet because I haven't got my dog! I can tell you that I have watched this series multiple times trying to pick up on every detail you explain! That being said, I want to be certain I know what to do as soon as I get my pup because this will be my first time training. I have used your tips on my buddys lab and she took to it very fast I was amazed. Huge confedience boost! Thanks brother!!!
Can't get enough of these Lab vids!
Thank you so much for these videos! My black lab puppy is coming home later this month but these videos are helping me prepare. I’m hoping to have the perfect duck dog/hunting companion and watching your videos is giving me the confidence and knowledge to be successful.
Stonnie thanks a lot for all your training videos. I never had a puppy before and someone gifted me a chocolate lab of seven weeks. I am seeing very good results after following your instructions given on videos. We miss Mr Goat in your 10th part.
love Stonnie's fun philosophy!
Hey Stonnie, thanks to the last video my lab fetched for the first time on Tuesday! And did it so well, she repeated the process at a distance at Obedience Club with other dogs around! So excited! I have hope that she might make it to a tracking/hunting dog some day!! - Fiona
Thanks Stonnie your the best ! Great training techniques , our 9 week old Lab is loving it , coming along nicely .
I starting to watch some of your videos. They helped alot!! My chocolate lab didint really know how to fetch well. It helped alot thanks so much.
great video I doubt mine would get that dumbbell! I need to send a couple of mine to your school! all of them really!! I decided to be a filmmaker!
I made some Kentuckey chicken the other day. You should make a piece on fried chicken and try to sound as southern and comforting as you can... Just wanted to say that, great video and all the videos are coming in useful. Wish you would do more water and outdoor work with dogs, maybe even some scent hounds. I got a little series running on my Redbone and thinking of making a thank you video to you for all the help.
Love this video series, but 3:30 lol Red Rocket
What if you had a dog that wouldn't pick up an object even when thrown? Would you shape the behavior with a clicker? I tried to find a video demonstration of it because I think you mentioned having one but I can't find it
What are the treats do you use and how much do you usually give them a training session. Also can you use a blowup pool instead of a pond
How do you work on keeping the dog from shaking after he gets out of water?
My dog will only be interested in the treats and not the dummy. Any tips?
this is last part ye ?
watched whole series, nicely done ! :)
regards from slovenija :)
+KtotheP tv Nah, I make these videos whenever I get a chance, so I'm sure there will be lots more...
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Can you make a video of how to make a dog stop jumping
I assume Henry is an American Lab.
would this be an alternate to force fetch?
+theshovl3r It's definitely something that's fun to try...
Hey Stonnie, I have just recently purchased my own little chocolate lab she is 7 weeks old. I was wondering when is it a good time to start training them to hunt?
+calvin beman All dog training starts off the same way, to be honest. Get a whole bunch of socialization, build a strong motivational base, and teach her situationally appropriate behaviors. Specific things are easy to teach later, if a dog has a strong foundation...
+Stonnie Dennis alright thanks a bunch!and by the way love all the videos on lab training!
my lab is too naughty
Second comment yeah!
First comment yeah!
my lab is too naughty