Wonderful explanation I love the step-by-step and the thoroughness of proofing and troubleshooting. This is by far the best way to teach the send out I have ever seen. Thanks, Kevin.
Had been looking for someone teaching this for a while but didn't find one until your videos were recommended. He's a pet dog but I want him to do all that they do in competition. Subscribed!! He's a 9 month old giant schnauzer ❤️❤️
Fuss 20-30 paces before the send-out, don't send at 10-15 paces. You can also halt a few times before the send to break up the anticipation. Practice the downs out of the send-out picture, walking to the dog, walking away, etc. to avoid pickup anticipation.
Ive been using a lamp post at my local park to teach this. Will it carry over to a schutzhund field or should i find a goal post/soccer goal? Great video thank you!
How do you start phasing out the send out pole ? Does the dog just look for the pole to run out too and therefor when the pole is not there , get confused and not know where to go and has just associated the pole with the send out? I guess not to bad for stuff like goal posts etc but what if there is not one available ?
Longer send outs… they can’t see it until they run further. Then at nationals typically it’s a football field, and there’s a giant send out pole (goal posts) at the end of the field. :)
Thanks for sharing Kevin. My dog does okay on our home field because he knows exactly where the balls are even though they're not visible but when I go to a new field he begins to zig zag, please do you have any ideas for fixing this?
Send him closer. Start over almost, and move back again. It’ll go way faster than the first time teaching him on home field. Then go to another field and repeat on 2-4more fields.
@@SchutzhundKevin Thanks so much Kevin. On the home field, I don't use the send out pole anymore and he goes straight ahead, do I need to bring the pole for the first few sends on new fields? Thanks again 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Hi Kevin, i have a Rottweiler and train IGP with him. He is doing very well. The only thing is he does not show very much interest in a ball. So if that is the case what tips you have for me to learn him enthousiastic sending out? kind regards, Stephan
Wonderful explanation I love the step-by-step and the thoroughness of proofing and troubleshooting. This is by far the best way to teach the send out I have ever seen. Thanks, Kevin.
Glad it helped!
Thank you for the great explanation and the wonderful video to help visualize the steps.
@@SunBag-z6l I’m glad it was helpful!
I haven't found any like this out there. Ty. This helps me so much.
I hope it’s helpful!
Kevin brother god bless you! You’re the best! You’re helping us like no one else! Wish you all the success and luck ♥️
Thanks! I'm happy they're helpful!
Yes my friend, this channel is made for me and my future plans! Thank you! cheers from serbia!
Great video
Super video! Thanks
I hope this sport grows bigger then in Europe such a healthy sport for canine and humans.
I'm addicted to it! :)
Excelente video gracias amigo
Superbly explained 👌. Especially the last part !!
Great explanation, can't wait to apply!
dude. great video and tips. not thaaat much online on this stuff. great work.
Thank. Super explanation with correct information 👌👍
Thank you for sharing
Thanks good stuff
Thank you! Hope it helps!
Great tips. Thank you!
You're welcome! I'm glad it helps!
Great video. Thank you
Glad you liked it!
Wow what a great work and knowledge sharing with people 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Had been looking for someone teaching this for a while but didn't find one until your videos were recommended. He's a pet dog but I want him to do all that they do in competition. Subscribed!! He's a 9 month old giant schnauzer ❤️❤️
Thanks for your excellent content
How do you correct a dog that starts to anticipate the send out and creeps forward or pops up into sit when walking away down field
Fuss 20-30 paces before the send-out, don't send at 10-15 paces. You can also halt a few times before the send to break up the anticipation.
Practice the downs out of the send-out picture, walking to the dog, walking away, etc. to avoid pickup anticipation.
All of your vids are helpful. Me and Zulu thank you.
Glad you like them!
Hi Kevin. Thanks for your videos. I really like them. Could you do a video lesson on fetch/bring the apportierholz?
Thanks a lot
Sure thing!
The HOLD: th-cam.com/video/vriyUuJRX_k/w-d-xo.html
The Pick UP: th-cam.com/video/flXSzVa6hZg/w-d-xo.html
Add together! :)
Cool method and great explanation
Very precious informations these are. Thank you very much.
Thank you🌹, Sir
Thank you!!
Ive been using a lamp post at my local park to teach this. Will it carry over to a schutzhund field or should i find a goal post/soccer goal? Great video thank you!
All the above. :) Generalizing to a bunch of fields is key.
A FAN BRO THANK YOU FOR YOUR VEDIOS
How do you start phasing out the send out pole ? Does the dog just look for the pole to run out too and therefor when the pole is not there , get confused and not know where to go and has just associated the pole with the send out? I guess not to bad for stuff like goal posts etc but what if there is not one available ?
Longer send outs… they can’t see it until they run further. Then at nationals typically it’s a football field, and there’s a giant send out pole (goal posts) at the end of the field. :)
Great videos!
What kind of hanger holds the ball (that allows the dog to pull it off) ?
How do you make that pole/ball hanger?
Thanks for sharing Kevin. My dog does okay on our home field because he knows exactly where the balls are even though they're not visible but when I go to a new field he begins to zig zag, please do you have any ideas for fixing this?
Send him closer. Start over almost, and move back again. It’ll go way faster than the first time teaching him on home field. Then go to another field and repeat on 2-4more fields.
@@SchutzhundKevin Thanks so much Kevin.
On the home field, I don't use the send out pole anymore and he goes straight ahead, do I need to bring the pole for the first few sends on new fields?
Thanks again 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
I always use the send out pole. :)
@@SchutzhundKevin Thanks for the confirmation 🙏🏿
Can you do this with a pup or a completely green dog
Hi Kevin, i have a Rottweiler and train IGP with him. He is doing very well. The only thing is he does not show very much interest in a ball. So if that is the case what tips you have for me to learn him enthousiastic sending out? kind regards, Stephan
Food bowl at the send out stake. Feed him dinner there.
What command is that? Fuss? Huzz? Pause?
“Voraus! “Go out - go
i very like these your videos. Can you add subtiles for them?
Please add subtitles for your video.
Thank you! Instruction is the very best!! Thank God I accidentally found you!.
Thanks you! I hope you find them helpful!