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Learn how to choose a dog obedience class that’s right for you and your dog. Don’t forget to rate this video, leave comments and subscribe to my channel. You can also get my FREE ebook “101 Ways To Improve Your Dog’s Behavior” at: www.amazingdogtrainingman.com
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Learn how to train your Wheaten Terrier to come when you call in this free online dog obedience training video for pet owners.
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A native of Greensboro, North Carolina, Justin now lives in the Grant Park neighborhood of downtown Atlanta, Georgia. His Catahoula Leopard Dog, Riley, keeps him active in the city and serves as Justin's primary inspiration when writing product reviews and advice columns. He believes every pet owner deserves reliable, objective, accurate information to ensure the ongoing well-being of their dogs. He enjoys golfing, fishing, hiking, softball, photography, technology, and writing. You can connect with Justin on Facebook, Twitter, and FriendFeed.
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Maybe “Side effects of correcting dog behaviour”?
The name of this video confused me too.
makes perfect sense to me.He is giving us information of different types of training as well as things to look for within each.
This way we can choose an obedience trainer that fits us as close as possible.
As well as have some information ourselves to make some personal choices within that training.
I thought this was to choose the right obedience class as well. Maybe saying something along the lines of “Negative or Positive Reinforcement?” (sp?)
Thanks for your comment GW. Any suggestions on what you think I should change the name to?
Thanks,
Eric
You should change the name of this vid series it is miss leading. I Thought that it was only about getting a proper obedience class or trainer. The information you give is more than just this. Good stuff though.
Great. We have two Wheatens. They are different as night and pickles. One sleep on he bed; the other is a corner sleeper. One loves swimming; The other is scared silly. One was free from the used animal store; the other was quite expensive. We have had four of them over the last 20 years. One was killed by the evil UPS truck; one is burried in the yard; and the two we have now are thriving. Watch the jump on YouTube WHEATEN CIRCUS TRICKS.
Visit caninescando channel to see a Wheaten Terrier dancing.
maybe your dog doesn’t see you as his leader?
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BULL SHIT LOL my wheatin doesnt even lift his freakin ear when i call him he gives me like no respect lol we DID take him to obidence school when he was young too. WASTE OF 100 friggen bucks LMAO
my wheaten bitch was easy to train but there are some things they will just not do ,mine wants to be with me all the time , they are a very social dog , good with other dogs but they dont suffer fools ,my wheaten will face any other agressive dog down in a second but never snaps first
my wheaten terrie is smart he never barks but only when he hears a doorbell lol on the tv and he like does this deep bark its so cute
my wheaton is so smart he doesn’t bark ive tought him not to beacause we have a baby he comes if u pat ur legs and sits at command
blimey you even have a video for a Wheaten
In June we got our first Soft Coated, Cooper.
He’s funny, affectionate, stubborn, very very smart who needs alot of mental stimulation. He is 4 months old and when we got him at 12 wks we immediately started with the “come” because as the trainer says, it’s the most important word a pet can learn. It can save it’s life.
Wonderful informative video and thanks,
Trish, Cooper and family
Thats good i wish my border collie could do that but he is 3 is that to late
This – and the other videos I’ve seen – will be incredibly useful for when I start training my whippet for service dog work
. Thanks for posting these!