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25 Comments
exactly what i wanted
love it thanks xx
Wow that was a great vedio♡♡
Thanks a lot !!!!
Thanks a lot !!!!
Here's one of the rear end awareness moves explained.
great video, thanks! But I am only wondering, my dog cant wait for me to back-up a step, she always turns in front of me if you know what I meant. Your dog only turns her head to look at you and then walk backwards but my dog turns all around… Can you please give me some advice?
I've been wondering about how to train this, now I know, thanks!
Ok, she is used to going through my legs and weave, and she also knows how to back up pretty good. Were working on it
Until she is eagerly and willingly going between your legs on the first try. You can add length of time standing there if you wish.
How long should I practice every day with Bella (german sh.) on step one?
Very nice breakdown! Thanks for sharing.
@ilonawright1 How about laying down. Could you train the dog to crawl backwards between your legs? This could be done via luring. Then the dog backs up towards you, drops before he gets between your legs and continues moving backward by crawling. That would be a really cool NEW move! Or you could lift one leg and have the dog back under it, kind of like Honey the Great Dane does when the handler has her 'weave' forward through her legs.
If the dog is too big to stand comfortably between legs in step 1, can you offer alternative advice? I like this method very much. Thank you
Keep working on backing between your legs until it is easy for he. Try a half step back and do it quickly when she is still in position and she should move back with you. Don't give her time to think about turning back to you.
Awesome tutorial!!!! I have a question: When we get to the stage at 1:16, Nellie (my sheltie) turns her head and comes to me instead of backwards. What do we do?
@murwill1 An easy way is to lure the half turn with the dog in heel position and you take a step back. Then add the cue, then try it with the dog in front of you. Good luck!
love this ithe is the best example of this i have seen. how do you teach a half spin?
@kikopup That's very thoughtful, but I will be happy with any of your creative ideas as I am sure there will be a new twist on something I never thought of! LOL! I love your approach and always get new ideas from you!
@supernaturalbc2009 hehe, I wonder if there is anything we can surprise you with! 🙂
@supernaturalbc2009 It would still be neat to learn it in person as they can ask you questions too!
@kikopup You can still use it. I doubt that many other locals watch my youtube channels!
Donna, Jessie & Lucy
gulp! i was going to use this behavior as an example of a CF behavior that really is great to back chain in pam and my seminar in Canada! hehe, ill have to find a different one to go with it!
@smoon3 Try more practice with him backing between your legs, then phase it out so he is more ahead of you. Make it a game to speed up as he gets better. I do alot of back end awareness 'games' to help with his. Good luck.
I'm in the process of teaching this, and I've hit a snag. He has the position rock solid. He has the turn rock solid, but his backing up is slow and unsure. How can I encourage a more confident back up? Should I continue to only move in very small steps, until he speeds up? Thanks.