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DOWN/STAY COMMAND c Begin with your dog in a SIT/STAY position, on your left side. c Place your left hand palm down, pinkie toward your dog, around the leash. As you kneel on your right knee, slide leash through your hand until your hand is touching the dogs neck. c As you say "__________, DOWN" (command tone), begin to apply pressure on the dogs right shoulder with your left hand. Gently press down while pulling back simultaneously, as you give the DOWN hand signal with your other hand. You may also pat the ground as you give the command. c Once your dog is in the DOWN position say “STAY" (command tone) and begin to move away. When he breaks the STAY use a quick SNAP toward the ground as you say "NO!" (correction tone) Give the STAY command. Repeat until your dog remains in the DOWN position until you release him. c Your goal is to be able to step over your dog while he remains in the DOWN position. Note: The DOWN command is an act of submission for your dog. This is by far the most important command your dog can learn. It is mandatory that your dog master this. Remember: Make it fun! TRAINING GOAL:___________________________________ ___________________________________________________ c Remember: If you have any questions, please call our office Monday-Friday, 8:30 am -5:00 pm c (704) 573-3647
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Tributes to popular Portishead dog trainer, Mandy Blake - Portishead People
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A Dog's Eye View: Teach old dogs new tricks - Steamboat Pilot & Today
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Ask the Dog Trainer: Understanding dog 'talk' - TCPalm
Ask the Dog Trainer: Understanding dog 'talk' TCPalm VERO BEACH — One thing I have come to realize when teaching is miscommunication is the biggest problem in canine-human relationships. As humans, we are compulsively verbal. We talk about everything. Dogs are non-verbal. They communicate through ... |
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