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by vinnied368 on 30 April 2009 - 23:04

just baught a mali pup from a breeder in georgia..she is 11 weeks old.  the breeder told me just to focus on ball drive and to get a leather rag for the first couple months   but not sure waht to do to start bite work and schutzund training .. i am new to the sport but am very excited to do get involved... i live in new york and there isnt a lot of good schutzand guys around here,, any suggestions please... thank you

by LUCA on 01 May 2009 - 17:05

WHERE IN NY

by vinnied368 on 03 May 2009 - 02:05

westchester county


by vinnied368 on 06 May 2009 - 01:05

i am really gald i joined this forum>>i dont now where to start with all this new  ifo for my pup ..lol

by vomlittlehaus on 06 May 2009 - 17:05

Hi Vinnied368,

My first post here. I would contact someone that is in the sport. They dont have to live around you, but they may know someone near you that you could train with. I personally know Patricia Pray (she is my trainer). She trains with Debbie Zappia. Debbie Zappia is known internationally for her training techniques. Google Echoridge Ent. or Proformancek9 and you should be able to contact either one of them. Your training is critical at this point. Your foundation work right now sets the ground work for all your future training.

Best of luck

Phil Behun

by Phil Behun on 06 May 2009 - 17:05

I detect a note of sarcasm in your tone!!!  You are better served to find a club in your area with someone who has good experience with the breed.  No one can tell you over the internet how to develop skill to build your dog's play and bite behavior.  One man's ceiling is another man's floor.  Not the proper analogy but it does apply in a different way.  Learning the timing of when a little is too much or alot is too little can't be taught on a keyboard.  Too much is at stake.  Seek advise in person from someone who knows and stop looking for the easy way out.  I'm just guessing here but I assume you got your new puppy because it's kinda' like a Glock, not flashy but indestructable and comes out of the box accurate as hell and ready to shoot.

by Jeanne310 on 29 May 2009 - 01:05

I have heard that this place is good, but I have never been there.  http://www.joesk9training.com/

by vinnied368 on 18 June 2009 - 05:06

no phil..i didnt get my dog because its like a glock?? i got my dog because i am a dog trainer and i know the breed is a good working dog..i am looking foward to doing sport trining with her..and im not looking for the easy  way out by asking for info on the forum.thats what there here for rite..discussion??and everyone else thanks for the helpful info..

 

Phil Behun

by Phil Behun on 18 June 2009 - 08:06

I think you are missing my point.  You basically agreed with me in your response.  My "Glock" reference doesn't necessarily have anything to do with firearms but rather to a performance object that comes right out of the box and is extremely accurate with little to no adjustment and ready to go to work.  Having said that, I still believe that you cannot find training answers over the internet.  Names of people in your area that can help, sure, that's the best way.  Find someone in your area that not only has experience with the breed but also with the sport/discipline you choose.






 


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