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by aarowsmith on 27 May 2013 - 01:05
Here's a few clips of us working with Dagny. We are training her to be a family protection dog. Let me know what you think!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6FZ0pK-onQ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inhmiChUKh4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgfRUH-azJg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6FZ0pK-onQ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inhmiChUKh4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgfRUH-azJg
by mrdarcy on 18 August 2013 - 12:08
Moved from Staffie forum for you, sorry it was a bit late, lol.
by beetree on 18 August 2013 - 13:08
Aarow... this explains why I never could find them, LOL Thought I'd help you to make it easier for people to watch. Maybe you'll get some feed back, now!
by Border11 on 14 October 2013 - 00:10
Hi AArowsmith,
The Puppy is young in the video, but good early learning with many distractions. Most Good working Gsd's will be very energetic and
pick up some protection skills and aggression Naturally , their always looking for a job and if you don't give them one they usually get into trouble
one way or another.
Probably closer to 7-8 months of age you can go into using pillows plus also do work more
off your property or even a good working dog Club. (May want to try also rag attached to fiberglass pole to practice prey drive)
but have him around the family and socialization is key get him/her into as many places as possible and let the children sometimes
feed and walk the pup under your supervision. ( believe me he/she will protect them when older)
Keep it Fun and always end on a positive note( let the dog always win in the end) no more then 8-12 min sessions and give plenty of
praise when the pup does good.
I have a Pup 6 months Now from Old Line Czech Border Patrol, He is already protecting his territory and Barking at strangers
he is a Good Dog in Public, but is curious. He also is maturing differently then any other dog I've seen, he comes to the office and is content to stay at the front
door and back door and just watch what goes on, he will settle and listen very well until its time to do the next task
. I reward his good behavior at each turn and
I see he remembers the rules and patterns of training. He alerts on strangers until I give the command its okay, he sits when off leash as he knows the commands
He loves to work and knows their is time to play and their time to relax. Hope my experience is helpful to you.
I take him almost everywhere I can to get him accustomed to many situations. When raising a working Gsd for
Protection, you never know when or where the need will arise for the dog to protect, but most of all its the deterrent that keeps the bad things and people
away. All the Best with your beautiful GSD.
Border11
The Puppy is young in the video, but good early learning with many distractions. Most Good working Gsd's will be very energetic and
pick up some protection skills and aggression Naturally , their always looking for a job and if you don't give them one they usually get into trouble
one way or another.
Probably closer to 7-8 months of age you can go into using pillows plus also do work more
off your property or even a good working dog Club. (May want to try also rag attached to fiberglass pole to practice prey drive)
but have him around the family and socialization is key get him/her into as many places as possible and let the children sometimes
feed and walk the pup under your supervision. ( believe me he/she will protect them when older)
Keep it Fun and always end on a positive note( let the dog always win in the end) no more then 8-12 min sessions and give plenty of
praise when the pup does good.
I have a Pup 6 months Now from Old Line Czech Border Patrol, He is already protecting his territory and Barking at strangers
he is a Good Dog in Public, but is curious. He also is maturing differently then any other dog I've seen, he comes to the office and is content to stay at the front
door and back door and just watch what goes on, he will settle and listen very well until its time to do the next task
. I reward his good behavior at each turn and
I see he remembers the rules and patterns of training. He alerts on strangers until I give the command its okay, he sits when off leash as he knows the commands
He loves to work and knows their is time to play and their time to relax. Hope my experience is helpful to you.
I take him almost everywhere I can to get him accustomed to many situations. When raising a working Gsd for
Protection, you never know when or where the need will arise for the dog to protect, but most of all its the deterrent that keeps the bad things and people
away. All the Best with your beautiful GSD.
Border11
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