Police dog training - Get him to stop on a dime.

[pumphouse00]

cops suck!

[yasijenny]

It looks like you are using a shock collar. Did you activate the shock collar just before the dog stopped on the tray on his way back to you? It looks like the dog stumbles there and is reacting to either an actual shock,or anticipation of getting shocked.

[Ka80SS]

What if you lose or forget to bring your whistle?

[fredhassen]

@Ka80SS Then you just tell him to "sit" or "come". He knows those commands also.

[Calliope334]

I love watching your dog do his routines, and it makes me want to work more with my GSD. My boy is large, unneutered and has a VERY high play drive at 2 1/2yrs.. He likes to play more than eat. Police have said that is exactly what they look for in their dogs. I don't have a place to let him run free, nor do I know how to really train him to do this kind of work. He REALLY loves learning new things and showing what he's learned. Where do you go to work your dog?

[fredhassen]

@Calliope334 Anywhere and everywhere I can.

[runhorun]

@fredhassen how can I get you to personally to train my dog. I will pay!!!

[55weedman]

he is so cute!

[Thatdude692011]

do you have any videos that show how to from the start?

[vurtegomg]

what dog breed is it

[fredhassen]

@vurtegomg He is a Belgian Malinois

[pinoybalot5]

can you teach him how to dougie?

[fredhassen]

@pinoybalot5 I can't even dougie, so I certainly can't teach him. :-)

[cnyc31]

amazing. Thank you for this video. It teaches about so many aspects of training. It must kick ass to hunt with this dog. amazing

[MyMusicTwo]

Beautiful dog. It's nice to watch your videos Fred. Keep it up!

[illmisshimforever]

Lol..I love how happy the dog looks. He's so focused but he's having so much fun!

[centexk9]

That is a great video Fred! Very nice turns.

[mazzo1214]

thats awesome, i wish i could train with you guys

[allenderjj]

Great explanation..

[elisahafdis]

wow ,. that dog is really beautiful !

[salford08]

This is amazing, im quite a way off this kind of control with my GSD and would love to train with sit means sit, and one day become a sit means sit trainer... i doubt this will ever happen though until sit means sit comes to the uk (hopefully one day it will) =)