GONEHUNTIN' wrote:jfwhit wrote:And Delmar has said it makes a distinct noise that is mostly heard by the dog.
Delmar is a good salesman. The chain choke collar makes a distinct sound heard by the dog. Think about these things.
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GONEHUNTIN' wrote:jfwhit wrote:And Delmar has said it makes a distinct noise that is mostly heard by the dog.
Delmar is a good salesman. The chain choke collar makes a distinct sound heard by the dog. Think about these things.
GONEHUNTIN' wrote:jfwhit wrote:And Delmar has said it makes a distinct noise that is mostly heard by the dog.
Delmar is a good salesman. The chain choke collar makes a distinct sound heard by the dog. Think about these things.
AverageGuy wrote:CZ, I used a Marker word and treats when my pup maintained the proper position and when he focused his attention on me while teaching heel. I did this while also using a choke chain and later a wonder lead which gave him instant positive and negative feedback when he did things right and wrong.
I think the slow acceptance of PR based training in the gundog world has been PR zealots' notion that it must comprise 100% of the training. I experiment with a combination of both and think puppies are smart enough to learn through both when applied consistently.
JONOV wrote:I came back to this after thinking about how much easier life is if you teach heal when they're young and small enough to make it easier on you.
AverageGuy wrote:When teaching Heel, I would mark and treat when my pup's head was at my knee. And I would mark and treat when he looked up at me, particularly when I turned. It was very effective in giving him a reason/reward to pay attention to me.
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