I've been using your example in this video with my friend's 8.5y/o teach schnausser. It's slow going, but he's making great progress and is closer and closer to doing recall training when he's distracted. Each session, I learn a bit more about what he is and is not learning and how I need to change what I'm doing to get the right result. Your videos are amazing. Thank you!!!
@Aleandro25 Clicker training can be started as young as 4 weeks of age - as it is force-free and motivational it's not an issue to start early. Sky does not have all her jabs yet, so since we are unable walk on streets this is a great way to provide her with exercise and stimulation!
My border collie goes ballistic when I turn on my signal light, he has somehow mixed it with the clicker.
1Shern 1 month ago
oh how cute! looks like a panda bear :D
xDreamfallx 2 months ago
I've been using your example in this video with my friend's 8.5y/o teach schnausser. It's slow going, but he's making great progress and is closer and closer to doing recall training when he's distracted. Each session, I learn a bit more about what he is and is not learning and how I need to change what I'm doing to get the right result. Your videos are amazing. Thank you!!!
anseio 9 months ago
Great video Charlotte, She looks very biddable . Enjoy and thanks for sharing. Dave
davetgabby 1 year ago
@davetgabby thanks Dave! She has been great!
CaninePawsAcademy 1 year ago
Hi!but not too young to start this training?
Aleandro25 1 year ago
@Aleandro25 Clicker training can be started as young as 4 weeks of age - as it is force-free and motivational it's not an issue to start early. Sky does not have all her jabs yet, so since we are unable walk on streets this is a great way to provide her with exercise and stimulation!
CaninePawsAcademy 1 year ago
Thanks
Adipatus 1 year ago
@Adipatus you're welcome :)
CaninePawsAcademy 1 year ago