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Sit Up N Listen Dog Training
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Sit Up N Listen coaches people and trains dogs. I offer a 2-week board and train program that adds value to families lifestyle. The program produces an advanced trained dog on-leash and off-leash. At the end of the program skills are transferred to family members keeping in mind the following learning styles: Visual, Auditory, Reading/Writing, Kinesthetic. In the end, success equals an advanced trained dog plus a happy family.
I'm a nurse and a certified Sit Means Sit Remote Collar Trainer. I've been training 15 years. I've developed my own style of training over the years incorporating positive, scientific, electronic and relationship-based methodology. I'm a full-time dog trainer specializing in off-leash distraction training.
Working inside families homes and outside in the community helps a dog learn the necessary manners to navigate the human world. Sit Up N Listen goal is to provide customer-focused service and a well mannered and happy dog.
Thank you for watching!
Mona
I'm a nurse and a certified Sit Means Sit Remote Collar Trainer. I've been training 15 years. I've developed my own style of training over the years incorporating positive, scientific, electronic and relationship-based methodology. I'm a full-time dog trainer specializing in off-leash distraction training.
Working inside families homes and outside in the community helps a dog learn the necessary manners to navigate the human world. Sit Up N Listen goal is to provide customer-focused service and a well mannered and happy dog.
Thank you for watching!
Mona
Dog Training, Oliver, Jack Russell, Day 13: Harbor Freight | Home Depot | Dog Park | Blue Ridge GA
Two-Week Board and Train Program: Oliver, Jack Russell Terrier, Male 6-months-old
Dog Training, Oliver, Jack Russell, Day 13: Harbor Freight | Home Depot | Dog Park | Blue Ridge GA
Oliver distraction training in Blue Ridge, GA at the dog park, Harbor Freight and Home Depot. Off leash training at the dog park for distance, duration and distractions.
The first week of the program the focus is in-home manners training. Dogs do not generalize training from one environment to another. The second week of the program is manners training out in public. I travel with Oliver to all the beautiful towns, hiking trails and parks in North GA, as well as Western NC and TN area.
With all dogs in the 2-week program, I'm increasing Distance, Duration, Distractions on command to a high statistical level 99.99%. When dogs enter the program their level of distance and duration on command is usually very low around distractions. I specialize in distraction training.
In addition, I teach sign language along with the verbal commands. As dogs age some experience hearing loss. Pet parents report they are able to communicate with their senior dogs with sign language.
Commands included over the 2-weeks both on-leash and off-leash:
Come (recall)
Break - release command
Place - boundary training (object defined)
Sit, Down and Wait - (It doesn't matter if Oliver "sits" or "downs" just so he is stationary)
Heel and Sit - Formal Loose Leash Walking (defined position)
Follow - Informal Loose Leash Walking
Oliver is wearing a martingale collar (control collar NOT a correction collar). He is also wearing a SportDog Model 825X. Each dog's equipment in the board and train program is customized over the 2-weeks to ensure that they are sent home with the correct electronics and individualized settings. The goal is to gain focus at the lowest static stimulation with the training tool and to get the command completed at a high level (99.99%) around high distractions off-leash.
Thanks for watching!
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Mona Cosse, RN, MSN, BS Psychology
Sit Up N Listen Dog Training | Blairsville, GA
Sit Means Sit Certified Remote Collar Trainer
2-Week Board and Train Program
678-800-1788 | monacosse@situpnlisten.com
Website: www.situpnlisten.com
CZcams: czcams.com/users/SitUpNListen
Facebook: situpnlisten/
Dog Training, Oliver, Jack Russell, Day 13: Harbor Freight | Home Depot | Dog Park | Blue Ridge GA
Oliver distraction training in Blue Ridge, GA at the dog park, Harbor Freight and Home Depot. Off leash training at the dog park for distance, duration and distractions.
The first week of the program the focus is in-home manners training. Dogs do not generalize training from one environment to another. The second week of the program is manners training out in public. I travel with Oliver to all the beautiful towns, hiking trails and parks in North GA, as well as Western NC and TN area.
With all dogs in the 2-week program, I'm increasing Distance, Duration, Distractions on command to a high statistical level 99.99%. When dogs enter the program their level of distance and duration on command is usually very low around distractions. I specialize in distraction training.
In addition, I teach sign language along with the verbal commands. As dogs age some experience hearing loss. Pet parents report they are able to communicate with their senior dogs with sign language.
Commands included over the 2-weeks both on-leash and off-leash:
Come (recall)
Break - release command
Place - boundary training (object defined)
Sit, Down and Wait - (It doesn't matter if Oliver "sits" or "downs" just so he is stationary)
Heel and Sit - Formal Loose Leash Walking (defined position)
Follow - Informal Loose Leash Walking
Oliver is wearing a martingale collar (control collar NOT a correction collar). He is also wearing a SportDog Model 825X. Each dog's equipment in the board and train program is customized over the 2-weeks to ensure that they are sent home with the correct electronics and individualized settings. The goal is to gain focus at the lowest static stimulation with the training tool and to get the command completed at a high level (99.99%) around high distractions off-leash.
Thanks for watching!
___
Mona Cosse, RN, MSN, BS Psychology
Sit Up N Listen Dog Training | Blairsville, GA
Sit Means Sit Certified Remote Collar Trainer
2-Week Board and Train Program
678-800-1788 | monacosse@situpnlisten.com
Website: www.situpnlisten.com
CZcams: czcams.com/users/SitUpNListen
Facebook: situpnlisten/
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Dog Training, Oliver, Jack Russell, Day 12: Dog Park | Meeks Park | Downtown | Blairsville GA
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Two-Week Board and Train Program: Oliver, Jack Russell Terrier, Male 6-months-old Dog Training, Oliver, Jack Russell, Day 12: Dog Park | Meeks Park | Downtown | Blairsville GA Oliver trained in Blairsville, GA at the dog park, Meeks Park and downtown. Training focus was on a structured walk “follow” and “heel” on different distraction surfaces. This included pea gravel, pavement, concrete, gras...
Dog Training, Oliver, Jack Russell, Day 10: Downtown Traffic | Dog Park | Big Box | Blairsville GA
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Two-Week Board and Train Program: Oliver, Jack Russell Terrier, Male 6-months-old Dog Training, Oliver, Jack Russell, Day 10: Downtown Traffic | Dog Park | Big Box | Blairsville GA Oliver trained in Blairsville, GA at the dog park, downtown and a big box store (Tractor Supply). He is working on increasing his off-leash recall at the dog park, as well as, working on high distraction events. Down...
Dog Training, Oliver, Jack Russell, Day 9: Big Box Store | Train Dog Park | Downtown | Blue Ridge GA
zhlédnutí 46Před 7 měsíci
Two-Week Board and Train Program: Oliver, Jack Russell Terrier, Male 6-months-old Dog Training, Oliver, Jack Russell, Day 9: Big Box Store | Dog Park | Downtown | Blue Ridge GA Oliver trained in Blue Ridge, GA at the dog park, downtown and a big box store (Tractor Supply). He is working on increasing his off-leash recall at the dog park, as well as, working high distraction events. Downtown Blu...
Dog Training, Oliver, Jack Russell, Day 8: Riverwalk Shop | Directional Place Play | McCaysville GA
zhlédnutí 22Před 7 měsíci
Two-Week Board and Train Program: Oliver, Jack Russell Terrier, Male 6-months-old Dog Training, Oliver, Jack Russell, Day 8: Riverwalk Shops | Directional Place | Play | McCaysville GA Oliver distraction trained at the indoor Riverwalk Shops in McCaysville, GA. Sit, Follow, Heel, and Come were evaluated. Introduction to Directional “Place”. Oliver had a fun time playing with all of his favorite...
Dog Training, Oliver, Jack Russell, Day 6: Distractions | Downtown | Dog Park | Blue Ridge GA
zhlédnutí 44Před 7 měsíci
Two-Week Board and Train Program: Oliver, Jack Russell Terrier, Male 6-months-old Dog Training, Oliver, Jack Russell, Day 6: Distractions | Downtown | Dog Park | Blue Ridge GA Distraction Training. First day training in public at the dog park and downtown. Oliver traveled to Blue Ridge, GA looking for distractions. Today, provided an evaluation experience to observe what Oliver reaction was to ...
Dog Training, Oliver, Jack Russell, Day 5: Off Leash | Home Training | Front Door | Blairsville GA
zhlédnutí 57Před 7 měsíci
Two-Week Board and Train Program: Oliver, Jack Russell Terrier, Male 6-months-old Dog Training, Oliver, Jack Russell, Day 5: Off Leash | Home Training | Front Door | Blairsville GA Oliver was off-leash in the kitchen and family room with “come”, “sit”, “place”, “follow” and “break”. Front door manners included knocking on the door and the door bell ringing. Off leash training for the first time...
Dog Training, Oliver, Jack Russell, Day 4: Off Leash | Intro Heel+Sit | Stairs | Blairsville GA
zhlédnutí 140Před 7 měsíci
Two-Week Board and Train Program: Oliver, Jack Russell Terrier, Male 6-months-old Dog Training, Oliver, Jack Russell, Day 4: Off Leash Come, Place, Sit, Follow | Stairs Manners | Blairsville GA Oliver was off-leash in the training room with “come”, “sit”, “place”, “follow” and “break”. He also got to experience training outside with the snow. He is dragging his six foot leash in the yard with t...
Dog Training, Oliver, Jack Russell, Day 3: Off Leash Come + Place | Gate | Forest | Blairesville GA
zhlédnutí 52Před 7 měsíci
Two-Week Board and Train Program: Oliver, Jack Russell Terrier, Male 6-months-old Dog Training, Oliver, Jack Russell, Day 3: Off Leash Come, Place, Sit, Follow | Gate Manners | The Forest Walk | Blairesville GA Oliver was off-leash in the training room with “come”, “sit”, “place”, “follow” and “break”. He is dragging his six foot leash in the yard with the above commands. Oliver was introduced ...
Dog Training, Oliver, Jack Russell, Day 2: Come + Place + Sit | Long Line | Blairesville GA
zhlédnutí 63Před 7 měsíci
Two-Week Board and Train Program: Oliver, Jack Russell Terrier, Male 6-months-old Dog Training, Oliver, Jack Russell, Day 2: Introduction to Come Place Sit | Long Line | Blairesville GA Oliver continued with his “follow” working on turns. He was introduced to “come”, “sit and wait”, and “place”. In addition he began long line training. The first week of the program the focus is in-home manners ...
Dog Training, Oliver, Jack Russell, Day 1: Evaluation Walk | Intro Follow | Blairesville GA
zhlédnutí 61Před 7 měsíci
Two-Week Board and Train Program: Oliver, Jack Russell Terrier, Male 6-months Dog Training, Oliver, Jack Russell, Day 1: Evaluation Walk | Intro Follow Break | Blairsville GA Oliver had his evaluation walk. Introduction to e-collar training began with the “follow” command (informal loose leash walking command). He also was introduced to the “break” command (release command “go be a dog”). The f...
Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 17: Field Recall | River Walk Park | Downtown | Murphy, N
zhlédnutí 54Před 10 měsíci
Two-Week Board and Train Program: Georgia, Labrador Retriever, Female, 8-months Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 17: Field Recall | River Walk Park | Downtown | Murphy, NC Georgia trained in Murphy, NC. It was River Walk Park and downtown Murphy for Georgia’s on-leash walk. In addition, off-leash recall (come), sit and wait, place, follow and break in a large open field. Georgia is being reunite...
Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 16: Field Recall | Meeks | Dog Park | Downtown | Blairsville, GA
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Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 16: Field Recall | Meeks | Dog Park | Downtown | Blairsville, GA
Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 14: Graduation | Home Train | Field Recall | Lowe’s | Hayesville NC
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Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 14: Graduation | Home Train | Field Recall | Lowe’s | Hayesville NC
Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 13: In Field Recall | Vogel State Park | Downtown | Blairsville, GA
zhlédnutí 89Před 10 měsíci
Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 13: In Field Recall | Vogel State Park | Downtown | Blairsville, GA
Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 12: Off Leash Recall | River Walk Park | Distractions | Murphy, NC
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Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 12: Off Leash Recall | River Walk Park | Distractions | Murphy, NC
Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 11: Shop + Train | Hawk’s Hill Farm | Chatuge Dam | Hayesville, NC
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Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 11: Shop Train | Hawk’s Hill Farm | Chatuge Dam | Hayesville, NC
Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 10: Pet The Puppy | Child Distractions | Downtown | Blue Ridge, GA
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Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 10: Pet The Puppy | Child Distractions | Downtown | Blue Ridge, GA
Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 9: Recall | Hike | Swim | Downtown Distractions | Blue Ridge GA
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Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 9: Recall | Hike | Swim | Downtown Distractions | Blue Ridge GA
Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 8: Encountering Off-Leash Dogs During Training
zhlédnutí 76Před 10 měsíci
Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 8: Encountering Off-Leash Dogs During Training
Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 8: Off Leash Georgia’s Home | Hawk’s Hill Farm | Hayesville, NC
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Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 8: Off Leash Georgia’s Home | Hawk’s Hill Farm | Hayesville, NC
Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 7: Long Line | Dog Park | Meeks Park | Downtown | Blairsville GA
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Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 7: Long Line | Dog Park | Meeks Park | Downtown | Blairsville GA
Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 6: Dog Park Distractions | Meeks Park | Downtown | Blairsville GA
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Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 6: Dog Park Distractions | Meeks Park | Downtown | Blairsville GA
Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 5: Home Train | Stairs | Kitchen | Family | Park | Blairsville GA
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Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 5: Home Train | Stairs | Kitchen | Family | Park | Blairsville GA
Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 4: Heel + Sit | Car | Forest Walk | Street Walk | Blairsville GA
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Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 4: Heel Sit | Car | Forest Walk | Street Walk | Blairsville GA
Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 3: Off Leash Recall, Place, Sit | Long Line | Blairsville GA
zhlédnutí 22Před 10 měsíci
Dog Training, Georgia, Lab, Day 3: Off Leash Recall, Place, Sit | Long Line | Blairsville GA
What did you do between the first and second session? Huge change but we don’t know why.
There is a lot of information that is exchanged between me (e-collar, my body language, etc.) and the dog (me reading the dog's body language, etc.). Many variables are taking into account each session as the program progresses from day 1 to day 14 to advance from on leash to off leash. Each dog is different even within each breed. The ability to adapt the learning process for each dog just comes with experience as a dog trainer. I've been training dogs for 15 years.
he did so good with his distractions! great around the white poodle that was going toward him.
wow great job!
Great video. I'm going to watch all of these. I'm getting a miniature poodle ini the fall and have been trying to learn as much beforehand. I imagine a lot of training isn't breed specific, but it is helpful to see it on an actual miniature poodle. You also seem very professional!
Glad it was helpful!
Great job! I have a question. Is it better to feed or not to feed a dog bevor training? Thank you
It's best if you can feed when the dog has a period of time when they can rest afterwards. An example of an early morning schedule: wake, potty, short training session, feed and water, crate to rest / sleep. Thank you for watching.
What a cute boy!
How old is this V? I am working with my 3 month old V now and I find leash training by far the hardest.
All the puppies in my 2-week board and train are 6-months old or older. Six months of age is when formal training should be begin with an e-collar. I would recommend verbal marker training with a 3-month old (toys, praise, food) to capture the behavior you are wanting (loose leash walking). Starting in an environment that has no distractions and moving to more distracting environment as you have focus from your puppy. The most important gift you can give your puppy is socialization (imprinted between birth and about four months of age). I encourage families to focus on socialization because this period developmental in puppies prepares them for their future success. And, also recommend never any usage of dog parks except for controlled formal training exercises (distraction training). Thank you for watching!
I'm one of your fans. Great video.
Awesome, thank you!
Pretty and useful video, thanks for sharing it ! Enzo is handsome boy and typical Lagotto R :)
Thank you! 😃
Good boy!
So nice to see Brie! She has really grown into a beauty!
NICE!
Way to go Jinx! Great job!
Wow what a GREAT GRADUATION 🎉
We had a great time and thank you for following Jinx's journey.
Nice progress!
Thanks for watching Jinx's journey.
Great job 🍻
Thank you!
Interested to see her progress!
Beau is doing so well!
Both dogs are adorable and so obedient! Thanks for sharing!
Nice to see you with a new client!
Thanks for the support.
So we'll trained
Thank you.
Thanks for sharing, her ears look great!
Glad you like them!
Great progress, she is so smart!
Yep, she keeps me smiling. As herding dogs, Briard's are an independent thinking breed. I'm always waiting for the little twist to the exercise that she might add to make it her own. It's usually something goofy.
Beautiful location! Thanks for sharing
Lake Chatuge Dam Trail never disappoints regardless of the weather. Thanks for watching!
Nice progress!
Thanks!
Really missed your informative videos! Brie has grown so much! Thanks for sharing the update and can’t wait to see her progress!
More to come! Thanks for watching!
I need your help please. I'm teaching my dog hand signals while teaching him verbal commands. He's not deaf but i think it's good to teach both. I can't find any literature on signals for dogs but very basic ones. I made a few of my own since I can't find anything good online. Do you have a book or website teaching signals? I'm looking for more than just 10 or 12 signs.
I'm sorry, I don't have a book or website teaching hand signals for dogs. When I first started teaching hand signing along with the verbal for dogs I did some online research. There is as you mentioned not much literature on signals for dogs. I found a wealth of information, videos, photos to support learning American Sign Language. That is the foundation for going forward with developing signals for dogs. Here is one of the website that was helpful www.signingsavvy.com/ I utilized some of the American Sign Language "as is" and also adapted the existing American Sign Language to be supportive of holding a leash and a remote (I'm an e-collar trainer). Using two hands to sign is not possible holding a leash and a remote. I hold my leash and remote with one hand and sign with the other. It was not only important that I made-up signals for different words that were helpful to me holding a leash and remote; but, also helpful to my dog visually. The signal must be clear and concise from different angles for the dog. Simple is best. It would be wonderful if there was more information developed and shared on hand signals for dogs. Thank you for your comment.
Brie is getting so big - thanks for sharing
She is growing over night by leaps and bounds! Thanks for watching!
Looks like a fun outing! Thanks for sharing
Great video, always nice to see Ruby! What type of halter was Brie wearing?
Thank you! It is just a regular halter nothing fancy. I got it at a rescue thrift store. I like upcycling.
She is growing fast!
Love to see Ruby!
Ruby playing with Brie in puppy socialization videos. When you can't find her she is having her hair done. Thanks for watching!
I have never seen a Briard in person, only dog shows. Can you share why you choose this breed? They are a bit unusual looking, especially their ears! She seems like a sweet girl! Thanks for sharing.
I chose this breed for my lifestyle. Like many life choices one weighs the pros and cons and try to make the best informed decision. Also, like anything you try to do in life there are ups and downs. It’s been a journey to get a puppy. I chose a Briard because I was looking for a companion dog and a dog that would display good manners in my home, as well as out in public. As a companion dog, I like hiking in my beautiful mountain community. Also, there are many beautiful parks for walking. I’m looking forward to many happy hikes when she is older. I also wanted a puppy that I could start at the beginning so to speak with no existing behavioral problems. Health, to me, is very important. Genetically Briard are a healthy breed. In addition, I love all sizes of dogs but for hiking in the mountains a large breed like a Briard has some very good qualities. Thank you for watching!
We were wondering when you were going to post again - what a great surprise 🍻
Thank you for watching! More to come!
When we get a dog - you will definitely be our trainer FOR SURE 🍻
Thank you. Looking forward to helping you with your training goals.
You have that dog dialed in 🍻
Enjoyed, thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for following Cooper's journey.
Thanks for sharing this training, how do you record these? Does someone follow you with a camera? Very smooth and well done.
I'm using my iPhone camera on a tripod. I take all the video by myself. I have the dog leash and remote for their e-collar in my left hand. I carry the tripod in my right hand. I do all of the video editing in Premiere Pro, all of the uploading to CZcams and Facebook and all of the dog training. Thanks for watching!
Hey! Love the tips thanks so much for posting! Do you happen to know who Finn's breeder is?
No, sorry I don't. Finn was from a rescue. Thank you for watching!
Nice work!
Thanks!
Which contact points would you recommend for an ecollar for a standard poodle?
I use SportDog equipment. I recommend the standard contact points (short ones) as poodles are a single coated dog. The contact points must be touching the skin. You can check with your finger under the contact point. If you can barely get the very tip of your finger under the point then it is tight enough.
With Ella, what is the difference between follow and heal, and how do you teach the difference?
"Follow is informal leash walking". You might use "Follow" while walking at a park, for example. "Follow" the dog can follow in front of you, behind you or to either side. It does not matter. What matters is (1) no tension on the leash (2) visually check-in with me (3) turn when I turn. "Heel" is the correct spelling instead of "Heal". The spell checker probably substituted the incorrect spelling. Happens all the time. "Heel" is a formal leash walking command. "Heel" you might use in a crowded urban environment to keep your dog close. "Heel" is a defined position in relation to the dog handler. The dog's shoulder is even with your left knee. The dog walks in this position when your feet are moving and the dog sits when your feet stop. The dog's cue really is the moving of your feet and the verbal of "follow" or "heel". I teach the dog sign language so you can drop out a verbal command and just sign to the dog. Sign language is good because as the dog ages sometimes they go deaf but yet you can still communicate with them. I hope this helps and thank you for watching!
Is the red poodle your dog?
Yes, the red poodle is mine. My Ruby is a standard poodle and is 5 years old.
What ecollar do you use? We have one but at the highest level our coonhound doesnt react to it at all. It's a static shock not sure if there is a difference. But which one works best?
Thank you for watching! I recommend that you seek a professional trainer to select training tools and a training program that work best with your coonhound. I customize (program) all e-collars in my program for each individual dog, as well as their daily training plan during the 2-week board and train program. There are a lot of variables that go into a successful train (with brand of e-collar being just one) and again highly recommend to work along side an experienced e-collar trainer who can answer all of your questions.
Nice upload.
Thanks for the visit! Appreciate your kind words.
our is 6 and coon hound she doesn't hunt for anything she just love her morning walks till she see the dogs and start barking....I know they all do but her wake up neighbor and the owner look at us like we crazy lol....any sug? do we need to do this with her?
I would recommend hiring a professional trainer to work with modifying her barking behavior. A trainer that has experience gaining focus around high distraction events. Also, recommend leadership evaluation and training for whoever may be walking your coonhound. It's a team effort to change behavior and realize success for all.
Love you video so much. I have a deaf foster and no experience with a deaf dog. thank you!!
You are so welcome!
ruby is gorgeous
Great job Finn and Dixie!
Thank you.
Enjoyed the video so much going on.
Thanks so much!
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