Force fetching and ear-pinch hold for a retriever is like slapping water wings on a fish to teach it to swim. They were bred to do both. And if built up without aversives they will generalize to any situation and LOVE it. We do field trial work in Germany and then I integrate this in completely different situations into tricks. No pinch, no e-collar, clicker trained. Notice the clicker? Oh you don't? Because if a training tool is effective, you don't need it when the dog is trained.
Force fetching and ear-pinch hold for a retriever is like slapping water wings on a fish to teach it to swim. They were bred to do both. And if built up without aversives they will generalize to any situation and LOVE it. We do field trial work in Germany and then I integrate this in completely different situations into tricks. No pinch, no e-collar, clicker trained. Notice the clicker? Oh you don't? Because if a training tool is effective, you don't need it when the dog is trained.
Nice technique. I may try using my hand at first next time. I don't use the hold command though. I just say fetch and the dog keeps the bumper until I say give.
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Force fetching and ear-pinch hold for a retriever is like slapping water wings on a fish to teach it to swim. They were bred to do both. And if built up without aversives they will generalize to any situation and LOVE it. We do field trial work in Germany and then I integrate this in completely different situations into tricks. No pinch, no e-collar, clicker trained. Notice the clicker? Oh you don't? Because if a training tool is effective, you don't need it when the dog is trained.
musicofnote1 4 months ago
Force fetching and ear-pinch hold for a retriever is like slapping water wings on a fish to teach it to swim. They were bred to do both. And if built up without aversives they will generalize to any situation and LOVE it. We do field trial work in Germany and then I integrate this in completely different situations into tricks. No pinch, no e-collar, clicker trained. Notice the clicker? Oh you don't? Because if a training tool is effective, you don't need it when the dog is trained.
musicofnote1 4 months ago
Couldn't make it past 0:45 for the gum chewing. Very unprofessional.
jwb721 1 year ago
wow could you breath into the mic any louder
blackhatch46 1 year ago
Nice technique. I may try using my hand at first next time. I don't use the hold command though. I just say fetch and the dog keeps the bumper until I say give.
ShinkleGunDog 2 years ago
great video but the idiot filming needs to learn manners and not chew gum while filming!!! irritating as feck lol!!!
Garypco 2 years ago
Thanks for sharing this video!
FastPupWA 3 years ago