Archive for the ‘Dog Training Commands’ Category

Today is part 2 of don’t bore your dog with the same old stuff. So if you get a little lost here see yesterday’s show which was part one. I am trying to point out in this video that it is best to do every variation of a command that you can. In this video [...]

Do you bore your dog with the same old thing over and over again? Or maybe it’s you that’s getting bored? Yes, I realize that the dog needs lots of repetition. The dog also needs to see it from as many different pictures as possible in order for it to become clearer to him. It [...]

David Smith, a Sit Means Sit dog training franchise owner, is seen here working his dog around a lot of distraction at a trade show. Sit Means Sit Dog Trainers know the importance of having their dogs happy, obedient and off leash. The best tips we can give our clients, is to have their dogs [...]

More uses for your wire crate (part 2). In this video, we will show you another of many ways to use your wire crate. The Sit Means Sit dog training businesses can get pretty versatile at times, and a lot of things can be used in a variety of ways. This video shows a Belgian [...]

Getting your puppy on an elevator can sometimes be a surprising experience. If your puppy is already familiar with some obedience commands such as ‘sit’, and has practiced it in some distracting situations, then it is a lot more likely that it will go smoother when this time comes. It is obviously a bit easier [...]

Here are a few things to work on so hopefully your dog will not be such a pain in the _ _ _ (car). Commands are necessary for your dog in the car for their safety. They also come in handy if you have passengers on board and would like to be courteous to them. [...]

In this dog training video below, I show an unedited training session with my dog ‘Nash’ and teaching him to beg and to turn. One of the main things that I look at when I watch other trainers dogs is to watch how long the dog works for, and does his motivation stay high during [...]

Today’s dog training article featured Nash owned and trained by Fred Hassen, Founder and CEO of Sit Means Sit Inc. Fred is demonstrating how with the Sit Means Sit dog training system, dogs are capable of learning to listen without the Sit Means Sit dog training collar on. In the dog training video below, you [...]

There are a lot of of dog supplies out there that claim to be ‘virtually indestructible’. This is a pretty bold claim for a dog product manufacturer to claim. We love to put these types of products to the test. Today’s test product is the ‘Hyperflite JAWZ Disc’. These dog frisbees are claimed by the [...]

Training a young 5 month old puppy to do a bark and hold exercise for police k9 work, personal protection or even dog training sports such as Schutzhund involves a delicate balance of desire and control. Putting too much pressure or too many expectations on a puppy at a young age can result in excessive [...]

Teaching your dog to sit and to remain stationary until he is either released from the command, or given another different command is very important in your clarity to your dog. A lot of times people have the bad habit of calling the dog to them in the initial behavior training which can influence the [...]

Training multiple dogs at once is much easier using the Sit Means Sit Remote dog collar, and having the instruction from one of our franchise owners will give you an education that you will have and use forever! Fred Hassen shows in this video that the sky is the limit when using the Sit Means [...]

Fred Hassen is seen here showing how he teaches the ‘Curb-Stand’, which is very aptly named! This video was shot during the ‘Make a Wish’ foundation event in San Diego California, of which Sit Means Sit Dog Training was one of the featured demonstrators. “Nash” is a 1 1/2 yr. old Belgian Malinois. This is [...]

In this dog training video, Darin Shepherd from Sit Means Sit Dog Training Atlanta Georgiashows one of the many advantages of the Sit Means Sit Dog Training system which allows you to get to a dog from anywhere, and to do it immediately. This is obviously more efficient than having to go up next to [...]

Sit Means Sit dog trainer Bobby Pablico from Las Vegas, shows us progressions for training the place command. Place two raised objects (place boards) on the floor spread a few feet apart. We use a raised place board because this is clearly defined from the floor and becomes a tool to help the dog begin [...]