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Heeling; 6 month old puppy "Feature" & Susan Garrett

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Uploaded by on Dec 22, 2007

Susan and Feature shaping success with dynamic heeling games, making learning fun, making learning lasting.

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  • In North American obedience your arm must either be swinging freely at your side OR pressed firmly against you middle. I do both and both are commonly seen over here. It is just dog training.

  • wow that is just so amazing! i wish you could teach my border collie to do this. he ignores me when were heeling! and i dont know what to do. he is getting very strong?

    any help please?

  • I would recommend you start by reading the first chapter of my book "Shaping Success"

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  • This is wonderful! Please put more videos on you tube.

    The dog looks wonderful and relaxed.

  • @ClickerDogs Gonna get it! I loved your Crate Games DVD (and Noodle is grateful for it too) and want to learn more :o)

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  • I have a dog that is always holding her head low, she very really looks up, no matter how exciting I try to make heeling. I'm at my wits end!

    Are there dogs that will never get it? She's very submissive and gentle. I don't want to make her do something she's unhappy doing.

  • Nice job. Talk about quiet training. Great focus and bonding, too.

  • how did u do that!!! its incredible~~!!!

  • Hi Susan you sound like a good trainer could you take a peek at my videos of my 5mth old Faith and tell me what you think I would like to train her to be real close to my legs when heeling she does heel but not close close could you please give me some idea how to get her to do this , shes like a sponge so focused and loves training we always make it fun

  • Great training!

  • Great to see this type of quality stuff promoting positive training. What kind of people would revert to check chains when you can train a dog like this? It is a pity "traditional" training persists.

  • i don´t know, maybe I´m beeing very critical.. =) but i have a problem watching this video, it´s you left arm... why do you have it pressed against your body? in sweden you wouldn´t get any good points if you walked like that ;)

  • Please, please, hold another obedience camp!

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