Thread: Dog training problems and answers

Originally Posted by el borracho

No difference Dougie in any dog .Clear precise objectives carried out in a fun consistent manner.Whilst I recognize yours methods are vastly different to Ruffs model if yours is working its working .I dont do treats , if I had them I would fight the dog for them and end up eating them myself

There is no single method in training just some that may work better than others and one needs to objectively sample those methods to make an informed decision.

Huge differences in any dog EB.... the dicipline sets the standard,... don;t worry I'll elaborate... at length.

Originally Posted by Ruff

Huge differences in any dog EB.... the dicipline sets the standard,... don;t worry I'll elaborate... at length.

That would be great Ruff -this is what this post is about discussing the problems or methods or answers to those challenges in training .
I would be surprised if training varys between dogs in the basic training of an animal of course depending on its use and natural abilities but am more than willing to take some learnin up !!! if so

Originally Posted by el borracho

That would be great Ruff -this is what this post is about discussing the problems or methods or answers to those challenges in training .
I would be surprised if training varys between dogs in the basic training of an animal of course depending on its use and natural abilities but am more than willing to take some learnin up !!! if so

It depends on if you prefer old fashioned methods that don;t work or new fangled methods that don;t work.

Essentially, most methods out there don;t work, they work to a level people accept, but nearly every handler I have ever met wanted more (Other than a handful of elite that discovered some of what I'll share soon)