Looks like a fun time for the dog. Can't wait to try it for my GSD! Great instruction given with clarity and direction! Excellent trainer! Thank you for sharing this.❤🙏🏻🙏🏻
Niiiice!!! SO cool to watch this kind of work - or actually i feel it is a type of "ART" when yo get it really well.. Sadly In Norway it is illegal to do any bite or protection work without a license.. I used to do it when i worked as a doghandler for 3 years.. but i do no have a license to do it now so i guess i will have to get one .still have my softstock . etc.. . but it is just hanging in the dog tack room..as a memory from back in the days ;) i do train with bitepillows etc. though - just to get some impulse control... and so much fun for our dogs :)
Great stuff. Awesome explanation and demonstration! I did notice in the first exercise, the handler was stepping out with the right leg after a stop. Is stepping out with the left leg to signal heel no longer used?
Thanks and great observation! Yes, most handlers will step with the left foot to help cue the dog, but it's not required. She usually steps with the left foot first, but cameras can sometimes throw people a little off. :)
@@NateSchoemer I don't know if such a video to produce is possible. But if possible, can you and Bethany put together a video teaching a dog that already heels well but not a competition style heel? I have never been much into the competition style heel, but after teaching my GSD puppy a non focused heel, I want to also teach the focused style. Would love to see a demonstration on how to change the style already learned with a different verbal que to differentiate one from the other. Thank you for your time and effort putting these videos out!
Best way to start being and informal trainer. No car, no money, one dog that’s partly obedient to use. She is smart and learns quickly. Almost 10 I nov
Great to see some modern and good quality FR content on TH-cam! Finally
Much appreciated! :)
Looks like a fun time for the dog. Can't wait to try it for my GSD! Great instruction given with clarity and direction! Excellent trainer! Thank you for sharing this.❤🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thanks! I always enjoy training with Bethany and Jean Luc!
Absolutely brilliant more please really enjoying the information being given thanks
Thank you! Will do!
Excelent video!
Congrats!
Thank a lot i learn so much 🙏
Wow and I just started watching
Thanks!
Niiiice!!! SO cool to watch this kind of work - or actually i feel it is a type of "ART" when yo get it really well.. Sadly In Norway it is illegal to do any bite or protection work without a license.. I used to do it when i worked as a doghandler for 3 years.. but i do no have a license to do it now so i guess i will have to get one .still have my softstock . etc.. . but it is just hanging in the dog tack room..as a memory from back in the days ;) i do train with bitepillows etc. though - just to get some impulse control... and so much fun for our dogs :)
Yeah, it's great for these types of dogs. The bitepillows should still be a lot of fun for your pup. :)
Really interesting content! Thanks!
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
I would like to see something comparing all the different protection venues. I know what most of them are called, but not much beyond that!
awesome. this is why I like watching your content :) :)
Thank you! I appreciate that!
Gracias por los vídeos, saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱
My pleasure! Thank you for supporting the channel. :)
Enjoyed that, 👍👍
Thanks! 👍
Excelente trabajo.
I agree! Bethany is excellent! :)
Great stuff. Awesome explanation and demonstration! I did notice in the first exercise, the handler was stepping out with the right leg after a stop. Is stepping out with the left leg to signal heel no longer used?
Thanks and great observation! Yes, most handlers will step with the left foot to help cue the dog, but it's not required. She usually steps with the left foot first, but cameras can sometimes throw people a little off. :)
@@NateSchoemer I don't know if such a video to produce is possible. But if possible, can you and Bethany put together a video teaching a dog that already heels well but not a competition style heel? I have never been much into the competition style heel, but after teaching my GSD puppy a non focused heel, I want to also teach the focused style. Would love to see a demonstration on how to change the style already learned with a different verbal que to differentiate one from the other. Thank you for your time and effort putting these videos out!
Great video, very informational. Are there going to be videos on how to acctually teach our dog in protection training?
Yes, check out the video on puppy bite work for french ring. That should give you a good start: th-cam.com/video/QNba6DA0l2M/w-d-xo.html
I like dogs
but daily routine video
you are tha greatest trainer
in the dog fild
Thanks! :)
Very impressive!
Thank you! Cheers!
New sub here loving the content
Awesome! Thanks for subbing! :)
Brilliant stuff. I’m learning so much 👍🏻
Yay! Thank you!
How do you teach protect object?
That will be in a future video
@@NateSchoemer thanks bro 💪💪
Is there a training facility in Austin, Texas?
I'm sure. check the links in the description for the different protection sport club lists. I'm sure you can find one near you.
Good.
Thank you! Cheers!
Need some more of this dogsport content, the sport training is so much more interesting,,bethany or oscar mora
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Thanks, Kevin!
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Thanks! :)
do some NVBK
Thanks!
Great video ! So much detail . waiting for video with Oscar too ...
Thanks! I'm looking forward to uploading Oscar's videos as well. :)
Best way to start being and informal trainer. No car, no money, one dog that’s partly obedient to use.
She is smart and learns quickly. Almost 10 I nov
Teach us how to teach guard and protect the owner
Thanks! That's on the list of future videos. :)