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chickentrains
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thats nice, I like seeing that ACD. Forgot his name.Yeah, they were! Mia showed Idina, an ACD, and a BMD (idk if she did other stuff)
I've been talking to Mia on instagram.
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thats nice, I like seeing that ACD. Forgot his name.Yeah, they were! Mia showed Idina, an ACD, and a BMD (idk if she did other stuff)
I've been talking to Mia on instagram.
Idk his name either but I think that he got best of winners? or best of opposite, idkthats nice, I like seeing that ACD. Forgot his name.
He's a good dog but Idina is prettierIdk his name either but I think that he got best of winners? or best of opposite, idk
What tricks are THE most important for dogs? Charlie was a very difficult pup to train, but is now 8-9 months old, and is much easier to work with. He knows Heel (which, in our case means stay RIGHT beside/behind me until I say “go”), Jump, Sit, and we’ve started working on Lay (which means lay down) today. I figure after we perfect “Lay”, we could start on other commands.
Is there any tips you could offer on how to teach “stay”? I feel like that’s one of the most intimidating ones to try and teach. But, probably very very useful. Especially since Charlie loves everyone but not everyone wants a dog all over them lol.Personally, I have found "stay" to be very useful.
With an energetic labrador retriever who liked to put her nose in everything, teaching her to stay allowed her to be with me a lot more of the time. For example, when someone came to visit but had children that were afraid of dogs, I put the dog on a down-stay in the corner of the room. The children were able to play happily, and the dog did not get banished to another room behind a closed door.
Recall and leave it are both very important commands that could be life saving.What tricks are THE most important for dogs? Charlie was a very difficult pup to train, but is now 8-9 months old, and is much easier to work with. He knows Heel (which, in our case means stay RIGHT beside/behind me until I say “go”), Jump, Sit, and we’ve started working on Lay (which means lay down) today. I figure after we perfect “Lay”, we could start on other commands.
Is there any tips you could offer on how to teach “stay”? I feel like that’s one of the most intimidating ones to try and teach. But, probably very very useful. Especially since Charlie loves everyone but not everyone wants a dog all over them lol.