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Titan learns "drop" with no treats.AVI DogsBestFriendCF 17 views Titan learns to drop NOT using a treat. Next time we use treat. Everyone has different methods of training. I use several techniques. Some things work for some dogs and som...
Titan on treadmill1.AVI DogsBestFriendCF 23 views Titan's first time ever on treadmill. Very reluctant. Some start off that way until they find out they won't get hurt. I'll update each time we try again. The good news is,...
Cash and Rocky playing nice.AVI DogsBestFriendCF 12 views
Jasper and pack playing.AVI DogsBestFriendCF 12 views
Lucy walking on leash.AVI DogsBestFriendCF 44 views Lucy's doing great with walking on leash without pulling. Oscar, I thought you'd enjoy seeing her work.
Chaka and my pack.AVI DogsBestFriendCF 19 views 3 month old Chaka the Chi-Chi/Boston mix meets the Pipitone pack
8 yr old Yorkie day 2 on tread.AVI DogsBestFriendCF 99 views Brief walk on tread for his second time
8 yr old Yorkie on treadmill 2nd video.AVI DogsBestFriendCF 105 views day one just 15 minutes later
8 yr old Jack first time on treadmill.AVI DogsBestFriendCF 110 views I rescued this little boy. He has anger issues. Biting, growling, dominance, etc. This is one of the first steps in rehabilitating some of his issues.
Boomer volunteers for treadmill.AVI DogsBestFriendCF 125 views Boomer unleashed. Boomers first time he climbs onto treadmill without being asked

About Dog's Best Friend of Central Florida

Most dog training videos include already trained and well balanced dogs. How can you learn by watching a dog that is already trained? My videos include real clients, real dogs with real problems. All of my videos are real time so that you can see how a dog is really rehabilitated.

Typical dog behavior issues include: aggression, biting, excessive barking, dominance, disobedience, and neurotic behavior. Whether you obtain your dog from a reputable breeder or a shelter, proper manners and obedience training are often overlooked, and dogs are soon sent away and in some cases, eventually euthanized. We believe that almost any dog, any breed, at any age can be rehabilitated. Before you give up on your dog, let Dogs Best Friend of Central Florida show you how proper dog training and behavior rehab can give you back the furry pal you always wanted. We are dedicated to helping people and their dogs maintain a healthy, happy relationship.

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Hi, my name is Paul Pipitone, and I appreciate you visiting my channel. I want to give you a brief outline of my 20-year background and experience with dogs.

I became interested in dog behavior and obedience when I was a young boy. My family always had dogs, and they were well behaved and mostly small breeds. In my teens, I was drawn to the more powerful and larger breeds like Shepherds, Dobermans, and Rottweilers. In the early 1970s, I bought an AKC registered, 10-week-old Doberman pup and named him Kilo. (Hey, remember, it was the 70s.)

I had heard of a trainer just outside of the city who was supposed to be the best. She was a six-foot tall, red-haired German lady who walked and spoke like a Gestapo Colonel. When I arrived at her training facility for the first time, I got out of my car and was leaning against the trunk. Her house was about 50 yards from the training area. The screen door opened, out rushed four BIG dogs, and they were coming straight for me. I froze. When they were about 10 feet away, she yelled something in German. The two Shepherds circled my car to the left, and the two Dobermans circled to the right. They came together in front of me and sat down to wait for their master. Right then, I knew this was the person I wanted to teach me how to train my dog (preferably in English). When Kilo reached 6 months old, we began training. That summer, I learned much of what I still use today to train and rehabilitate dogs.

The following year, I added a female Doberman named Star and a German Shepherd named Turk to my pack. I joined a Schutzhund club in central Florida and began training with them. Schutzhund is a sport that combines tracking, obedience, and attack training using both verbal and hand commands.

Although I still have great affection for the large breed dogs, my attention and heart were stolen by a 13-pound Havanese several years ago. She was in danger of being euthanized because of a persistent problem with dog aggression. I adopted her and am happy to say that today, she is a happy, healthy 4-year old and walks side-by-side with other dogs every day as a part of my training team.

For over 20 years, I have worked with all different breeds to rehabilitate behavioral and obedience issues, and with their owners to teach them that a happy dog is one with boundaries and a strong, consistent and loving human pack leader.

Thanks for reading about my love for dogs. I hope we have the opportunity to work together someday soon.

Paul

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