Working your dog in Crowds.

Posted on September 3, 2007 by admin

Alfredo Rivera and Saber, showing the advantages of being around mass amounts of people and dogs, and still being able to control your dog through these distracting situations. Sit Means Sit dog training has shown that since you can’t always control the outside environment, it is best to have the most modern of techniques to be able to control your dogs in these situations. This applies to any and all real life dog training situations. This clip is from the 2006 Pet a palooza in Las Vegas Nevada.

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  • Kristina Pye
    My trainer was saying that shock collars will have to be used for life, that doesn't sound comfortable. My dog is a very nervous and timid dog. Roxie is a shepard mastiff boarder collie ans is only 2 1/2 yrs. I was wondering if you could give me some insight to see if a shock collar would work for Roxie. Roxie is not a friendly dog to dogs that are smaller than her. I live in a neighborhood where people bring their dogs out all the time and they chat and let thier dogs socialize. I have to keep roxie in the back or on the leash. I was wondering if shock collar trainer would help me in this situation.
    Thank you
    Kristina
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