Archive for the ‘Dog Training Collar’ Category
Imaginative way to teach your dog to jump and retrieve.
Sunday, August 22nd, 2010Here is an imaginative way to teach your dog to jump, to retrieve and to come back to you straight.
Labrador Retriever Puppy learns to heel near loose dogs.
Saturday, August 21st, 2010Watch as this 4 1/2 month old black Labrador retriever learns to heel around other dogs and comprehend’s some whistle work.
Teach your dog to come with a whistle.
Wednesday, August 11th, 2010The video that you see below about teaching your dog to come to you with a whistle in water can come in handy. I use 3 consecutive whistle toots to teach the dog to come. You would overlay this just like you would use a command. Different dog sports use whistles in a variety of [...]
Dog Training Aggressive Doberman Pinscher (Episode 3)
Friday, July 23rd, 2010Today’s episode shows us preparing the dog for the distraction that we are going to bring in through the use of 2 different trainers. If you missed episode 1, you can watch that here. By the end of this very first session, we will be able to bring the owner of the dog into [...]
Aggressive young Doberman Pinscher (Episode 2)
Thursday, July 22nd, 2010Today’s episode shows the actual beginning of the training with the aggressive young Doberman Pinscher that has had problems with both dogs and people. You will see some of the growling and protective nature in the dog in part of this video, but there is really no reason for this dog to be growling [...]
Myth vs. Fact: Help My Dog is Collar Wise!
Wednesday, July 7th, 2010As published in K-9 Cop Magazine June/July 2010 Myths and Facts In this article series we aim to examine some common myths associated with the use of electronic training collars in the handling and training of a police k9. This month’s article examines the idea that a dog can become ‘collar-wise’ and outlines how this [...]
Dog Training Article: Rollerblading & Cycling with a Dog
Thursday, April 8th, 2010Have you ever wanted to exercise your dog by jogging, rollerblading or cycling with them? Today, Sit Means Sit shows you how to do just that! Check out the dog training video below and be sure to leave a comment below with any questions you may have. Before you begin… There are a few key [...]
Dog Training: Without a Dog Training Collar
Wednesday, April 7th, 2010Today’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 [...]
Dog Training Video: Teaching with a Remote Dog Training Collar
Thursday, March 25th, 2010Training a dog with a remote dog training collar from day one. The dog training video below follows Sit Means Sit founder Fred Hassen while he starts training a Catahoula Leopard Dog with a Sit Means Sit dog training collar. This dog has had no obedience training at all up to this point. The training [...]
Dog Training Collar: Clicker Training With an Electronic Collar
Sunday, March 21st, 2010What?!? Clicker dog training with an electronic dog collar? Are you crazy?!? Probably. But watch our dog training video below to see just how things come together. Can an electronic dog training collar be ‘positive’. Find out for yourself. We’re showing this video with a 5 ½ month old puppy, teaching him to target a [...]
Puppy Training: Teaching Heel Using Barriers
Thursday, March 18th, 2010In our featured puppy training video for the day, we followed Sit Means Sit trainer Ashton Fitz-Gerald as he demonstrates how to use a variety of barriers along with a Sit Means Sit dog training collar during his training to teach a puppy how to move tightly into a heel position by his side. Puppy [...]
Puppy Training: Developing Attention in a Dog Park
Thursday, March 11th, 2010Training a puppy to pay attention is one of the most fundamental exercises you can teach dog. Teaching them to pay attention around distraction is perhaps one of the toughest things you can do, especially with a puppy. The challenges presented by the distractions present in a dog park are numerous and unpredictable. Sit Means [...]
Protection Dog Training: Teaching a Puppy to Bark and Hold
Wednesday, March 10th, 2010Training 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 [...]
Dog Training Collar Review: Veterinarian’s Opinion
Monday, March 8th, 2010The following dog training video contains a straightforward opinion of using an electronic dog training collar to train your dog. A veterinarian brought his 7 month old chihuahua to Sit Means Sit for dog training classes. During a quick intermission during his second lesson, we got a chance to ask this veterinarian a few questions [...]
Puppy Training: Stay on your bed
Thursday, March 4th, 2010This puppy training video follows Ashton Fitz-Gerald of Sit Means Sit with his five month old puppy ‘Phender’. Today Ashton is demonstrating how to get your puppy comfortable with staying on a dog bed, in this case it is one of the dog cots that we have available through our online dog supplies store. You [...]
Leash Walking Your Dogs
Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010One of the most common dog problems that we encounter with our clients are dogs that pull on the leash. Many times, even well behaved dogs are terrible when they are on a leash. Some people choose to simply take their dogs off leash, but let’s be realistic. Are you willing to risk getting a [...]
Dog Training – Puppies grow up fast!
Tuesday, February 9th, 2010This dog training video shows a couple of 14 month old Labradors learning to listen well while another dog comes running by them. They are learning to be hunting retrievers, but the skills that they learned as young dogs in dog parks carry over to advanced training later. You will be able to click on [...]
Remote Dog Training Collars- linking food
Saturday, December 5th, 2009To Learn More Click Here Believe it or not, there are actually dog trainers out there that believe that there is no way that a remote dog training collar could ever have any sort of positive connotation. Now I know that in this day and age of technology, that’s pretty hard to believe that [...]
Training a dog to walk with a Muzzle on
Saturday, December 5th, 2009Training a dog to walk with a muzzle on can present problems. It is hard for a dog to concentrate on even simple obedience if his behavior and energy on entirely focused on trying to take the muzzle off, and that is normal if the dog has never had a muzzle on before. These same [...]
Can your dog ride a Harley Davidson?
Friday, May 8th, 2009Can your dog ride a Harley Davidson motorcycle? No?? Well, neither can ours but we have done demonstrations in their facility before so we are getting closer! Sit Means Sit Dog Trainers entertain the crowd wherever they go! Everyone can relate to a happy, well trained dog! Ryan McGuire, from our Sit Means Sit Temecula [...]
Phoenix Arizona Pet a Palooza Demonstration
Tuesday, April 14th, 2009Toni Drugmand from our Sit Means Sit office in Phoenix, does the announcing in this clip, and also shows her dog ‘Wally’. Alfredo Rivera, one of the owners of Sit Means Sit Franchise Inc, also shows his dog “Puma”. “Puma” also swept the board at the dock diving that was held at this event. Little [...]
Dog Training done by a 4 year old!
Friday, March 13th, 2009Chris Flegler from our Sit Means Sit dog training location in Australia, has even his 4 year old son in control of their dog with the Sit Means Sit dog training system. Sit Means Sit has had huge success in getting entire families involved with training as they see such tremendous results immediately, that they [...]
Invictus Law Dog Conference 2009
Tuesday, February 24th, 2009Fred Hassen, Sgt. Jerry Turning, Alfredo Rivera, and Ashton Fitz-Gerald are shown here doing demonstrations at the Invictus Law Dog 2009 conference in Las Vegas, Nevada. Having control of your K-9 during the face of distraction, were just some of the demonstrations that these Sit Means Sit dog trainers were showing. Open your own Sit [...]
Teach your dog multi-tasking
Thursday, January 15th, 2009Fred Hassen is seen here with his 19 month old Belgian Malinois ‘Rex’, demonstrating a remote retrieve, an ‘out’ command, and a ‘place’ command all rolled into one! Dogs can multi-task just like people! Click to see another example of a dog multi-tasking . World wide Locations Sit Means Sit Franchise information
The Main Event 2008
Sunday, October 5th, 2008Sit Means Sit dog training holds our annual ‘Main Event’, which is a gathering of the Sit Means Sit dog training business owners from around the country. Everywhere from San Diego California to New York City and in between, and this year our Australia location owner was in attendance as well!. This Video is a [...]
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