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Originally Posted by Rona
I have another explanation 
Because walking a pup too much in a position so unnatural for a wolfdog, with the head up and turned to the side and with raising the front legs as if the pup was a pony might badly affect the top line and movement of an adult dog?   |
puppy make 2-3 steps, young dog maybe 10-few times a week
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Originally Posted by Rona
Sorry, but to me training such walking with the dog does not make any sense. Vlcaks don't need to look at the leader to "listen" to him. They use all senses to pay attention and react with their ears, notice every movement and slightest sound of words, non-verbal signals, breathing pace, etc. One can easily read how attentive the dog is by looking at his ears and body movement. I find this trait very "wolfish" and beautiful and would be afraid to spoil it by teaching a dog "circus walking". |
When dog is really attentive, obidient, concentreted, full in drive and fast but not it`s ok for me, I like it
I saw one (1) csv like this, but if I see that handler is in half way back when the dog just make turn about ...
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Originally Posted by Priska182
Thank you very much Jefta for your advices  But why do you think it can be destructive with a young dog? |
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I start learning changing position when she was not ready. Now I have sit from down to the front but down from sit also to the front and because of that she move to the front even if she make no steps
It`s very hard now to change meaning of a command. I`m talking only about sport obidience. Home work must be done so early as posible!!! Introdution to sport too.
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I saw video
Great puppy
There is introdution to cliker work. Very nice. I hope they publicate similar movie in next year I`m very intresting how they will work with this changing position
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But it is much more easy to train a young dog than to wait til he is one year! Even speciality judges and absolutely breed specialist like Oscar Dora train their pups with 10 weeks with all sorts of command, which you saw in the video. I saw it 2 years ago with my own ice.
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Oskar Dora have ever trained csv to high obidence? I know him as great exterier judge and breed specialist but first time I hear that he is also obidience specialist
