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Dog Training on YouTube

Boomtastic · 2010-01-18 19:52:33

The time has come to teach the mutt to behave. :rolleyes: After being cooped up in the house for three months, he now refuses to come near you when you want to put his lead on after a walk. Likewise if he gets out the front door he will not come back in. Can't afford a trainer so going the YouTube option. But like a lot of…

18-01-2010 7:52pm

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Boomtastic

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The time has come to teach the mutt to behave. :rolleyes: After being cooped up in the house for three months, he now refuses to come near you when you want to put his lead on after a walk. Likewise if he gets out the front door he will not come back in.

Can't afford a trainer so going the YouTube option. But like a lot of training vids, there is a lot of dross on there.

Can anyone post up a link to some good training techniques. Sit, stay and here boy seem to be the ones we need the most.

Many thanks....

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#2 19-01-2010 5:12pm

namurt

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You could try www.clickerlessons.com Pretty easy to understand and has some video clips too. A clicker costs about €3. I'm trying that with our latest dog and having never trained a dog before it seems to be going fairly well.

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