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Getting your dog to lie down is something every pet owner wants. James Hamm, Lone Star dog trainer and president of the International Association of Canine Professionals, shows you how to teach “lie down” or “down” so your dog will rest for extended periods of time.
Teaching your dog to follow you is one of the most fundamental training commands. James Hamm, Lone Star dog trainer and president of the International Association of Canine Professionals, shows you how to get your dog going in the direction you’re going.
Teaching your dog to come back to you is a fundamental training command. James Hamm, Lone Star dog trainer and president of the International Association of Canine Professionals, shows you how to teach “here,” or calling your dog back to you.
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Christoph Hentschel embarks with his dogsled across the artic from Signaldalen, Norway to Uukkasjjärvl, Sweden.
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Getting your dog to come and/or stay is a little harder than yelling his or her name. James Hamm, Lone Star dog trainer and president of the International Association of Canine Professionals, shows you how to train your dog to move to a target and remain there until requested to move.
Getting your dog to sit is something every pet owner wants. James Hamm, Lone Star dog trainer and president of the International Association of Canine Professionals, shows you how to teach “sit” so your dog will do it on command.
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Ski instructor, Igor Parfentev, takes Micho the dog deep into the powder at Podobovets ski resort in Transcarpathian, Ukraine.
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Teaching your dog to “place,” or stay in a specific area, is a fundamental training command. James Hamm, Lone Star dog trainer and president of the International Association of Canine Professionals, shows you the benefits of “place” and how it can help both you and the dog.
Frank Romano, a retired California police officer, finds his second calling as a K-9 Trainer. He and his dog Becks attack the next chapter of their lives while coming to terms with their retirement.
For more on Frank’s training, check out: http://www.goldengatek9.com/
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Learn the 3 Ds of dog training – distance, distraction and duration – in part 2 of successful electronic collar, or e-collar, training. James Hamm, Lone Star dog trainer and president of the International Association of Canine Professionals, shows how tone of voice and body language can help you succeed in training your pet with a Garmin dog device. He also discusses duration and frequency of training as well as the types of commands that can be trained.
Making sure your dog’s electronic collar, or e-collar, fits correctly is an important step in the training process. James Hamm, Lone Star dog trainer and president of the International Association of Canine Professionals, shows you how to get the best fit for success. He also shows you how to determine which “level” is right for your dog on the e-collar, which gently and humanely reinforces your dog into the behavior you desire.
Getting your dog to come back to you is something every pet owner wants. James Hamm, Lone Star dog trainer and president of the International Association of Canine Professionals, shows you how to teach “here” or “come” so your dog will return to you on command.