Barking dogs
It's not uncommon to see dogs that are trained from a foundation in prey drive slip back into prey during defense work. barking dogs Pictures of mastiff dogs. Usually they are confused and so they go back to their bag of tricks to see what works. When a dog has been started from a foundation in avoidance (table training) they can slide back into avoidance and choose to run from the threat rather than stand and fight. To train a dog to develop fight drive we must change the dog's view of the helper. barking dogs All dog breeds. We need to make the dog see the helper as a fighting partner. If his foundation work has been based in avoidance how can that dog develop the attitude that he can beat every man in every circumstance and in every environment? The answer is simple - he can't. The issue here is not if you can train a dog to bite and bite hard with table training. barking dogs Problem barking. The answer is that you can. The problem is that you are working in the wrong drives and the wrong balance of drives. It amazes me that people think that they can get a balance of drives from fear-motivated training. Remember the goal of balancing drives is "confidence. " How can this happen from something based on fear?That's why people have so many problems when they take their table-trained dogs to a helper who is skilled in defense and fight training. When their dogs all of a sudden show insecurity their excuse is always the same: "The dog was not totally finished with his table training. " Yeah Right!!!!!!!!My advise to new handlers is to stay away from table training. No one has reinvented a new, bigger and better way to train protection work here. Sound training is still sound training and there are no shortcuts to the final product. Comment:Hello-I just read your article on table training and I couldn't disagree more. Idon't know how someone can sum up table training in two short pages. Youmake many assumptions about this. Have you ever seen it done right???? Haveyou ever seen it for yourself? you say in your article that a friend of yours saw a dog being trained on a table. Do you know if your "friend" knew what he was actually seeing??? How can you write an article based on what someone else saw???? The person that developed this has put many dogs on the podium. . . . . the top scoring protection dog at last years national was trained entirely on the table. . . . .
Barking dogs
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