@GradySaxman08 Hi, I use Clicker training to teach new behavours and fine tune skills later, then I move to using the Premack Principal (you do some thing for me, then I'll do something for you like a treat/toy play, praise etc). Clicker training is well known with tons of books and videos. The dog is conditioned to feel a 'joy' response called 'charging the clicker', then I apply the click and reward instead of praise for stuff they all ready know. Now it's ready to teach new things.
He grew to big for the show ring, so I made some 1/2 brothers to him, that where born July/07. He is doing great with his new family in Vancouver B.C. His taking formal obedience with his new mom and making tons of new friends.
Thanks for your positive comments and for watching Winston's video.
He was taught the tippy board for a few reasons. 1) to continue to teach him to interact with objects in a different way (IE not always nose/paw touching, 2)to give him confidence on moving items/flooring AND 3) to give him foundation skills for the teeter obstacle needed a little later on in agility.
Wow! I'm very impressed with how intelligent and well-trained this puppy is! I just got a sheltie myself. She's only 8 weeks. Do you think you can give me some tips on how to train her?
Wow! What an awesome trainer you are, the patience and devotion you have really shows! I look forward to seeing more of Winston as he progresses. Thanks for sharing. Vanda
how does the clicker training work?
My sheltie looks indentical! very cute
GradySaxman08 6 months ago
@GradySaxman08 Hi, I use Clicker training to teach new behavours and fine tune skills later, then I move to using the Premack Principal (you do some thing for me, then I'll do something for you like a treat/toy play, praise etc). Clicker training is well known with tons of books and videos. The dog is conditioned to feel a 'joy' response called 'charging the clicker', then I apply the click and reward instead of praise for stuff they all ready know. Now it's ready to teach new things.
maddogagility 6 months ago
What a confident little guy!
theladybaltimore 1 year ago
aww i have a sheltie named wintons too!!!
MegMolo 1 year ago
I agree with EliteLace. This is deffinately one of the better videos out there - actually demonstrating the method and technique into training a dog.
vojn1k3 3 years ago
Amazing work with such a young pup! Don't know how you were able to part with him--he's so cute.
diinIN 3 years ago
congratulations! you have a wonderful dog, and also, you train him very well!!!
ludiru 3 years ago
that's so cool, very smart!
p.s.: damn what a tiny little dog =]
alexaLTK 3 years ago
were is the new videos of winston
cesarblue 4 years ago
Probably on his new moms camera.
Sorry - I don't own this pup anymore.
maddogagility 4 years ago
How is Winston doing these days?
sheltiebrat 4 years ago
He grew to big for the show ring, so I made some 1/2 brothers to him, that where born July/07. He is doing great with his new family in Vancouver B.C. His taking formal obedience with his new mom and making tons of new friends.
Thanks for asking.
maddogagility 4 years ago
Nice mood in this video, keeping things upbeat, small mistakes and all. A great foundation.
AaseLange 4 years ago
yes I liked this video. One of the better ones on youtube. many of the videos show us after the dog has been trained this was great.
EliteLace 4 years ago
Thanks EliteLace. I know what you mean.
Thanks for watching!
maddogagility 4 years ago
Aww..I'm about to get a new sheltie pup. They are so smart!
shannonasbell 4 years ago
i just have one question. what is the tippy board for?? well you are a great trainer. so pationt and loving. i know you and your puppy will go far!
cookie17dough 4 years ago
Hi Cookie,
Thanks for your positive comments and for watching Winston's video.
He was taught the tippy board for a few reasons. 1) to continue to teach him to interact with objects in a different way (IE not always nose/paw touching, 2)to give him confidence on moving items/flooring AND 3) to give him foundation skills for the teeter obstacle needed a little later on in agility.
Happy training!
maddogagility 4 years ago
Wow! I'm very impressed with how intelligent and well-trained this puppy is! I just got a sheltie myself. She's only 8 weeks. Do you think you can give me some tips on how to train her?
pinson3455 5 years ago
another beautiful training exercise! thanks -- this helps me with my puppy training :)
perditap 5 years ago
keep us updated, really nice!
toufeksian 5 years ago
Wow! What an awesome trainer you are, the patience and devotion you have really shows! I look forward to seeing more of Winston as he progresses. Thanks for sharing. Vanda
crazyshears 5 years ago