Showing posts with label Balanced Training. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Balanced Training. Show all posts

Friday, September 30, 2016

Back to Basics Training Tips!


Summer is winding down and the roads are full of those lumbering yellow buses, so what better time to think about sharpening your basic training skills with your Cairn!  The CP Blog has many great training posts, but here is a short list with links to some of our best training tips and helpful training videos.

Remember: A well trained Cairn is a Happy Cairn!
  
Toto:  The Other Side of the Story!

Leadership & Drag Lead Basics:

Crate Training Essentials:

Just Ask!  Nothing in Life is Free:

Col. Potter Training Tips: The Cairn and the Hare!

Col. Potter Training Tips: Start at the Beginning!

Col. Potter Training Tips: No Place Like Home!

Col. Potter Training Tips: Proper Introductions!

Col. Potter Training Tips: Easy Housetraining!

Col. Potter Training Tips: Nothing in Life is Free!

Col. Potter Training Tips: Look at Me!

Col. Potter Training Tips: Resource Guarding

Correcting Submissive Urination:


Helpful Training Videos

Door Safety - Video:

Easy Housetraining - Video:

Thresholds & Doing Nothing Calmly – Video

Walk a Reactive Dog - Video:

Introducing Loud Appliances - Video:

Teach “Fetch!” - Video:

Teaching “Come!” & “Stay!” - Video:

Teach “Drop It!” - Video:

Stop Puppy Biting - Video:

Teach “Sit Pretty!” - Video:

Reversing Problem Behaviors - Video:

Tellington Touch Demonstration - Video:





Friday, April 22, 2016

Robert Cabral Teaching “Sit!”

Understanding the basics of Balanced Training to teach "Sit!" to your Cairn will help deepen your relationship and keep your dog safe and in your home.


In the following training video, Robert Cabral, founder of Bound Angels, Goofy, his Belgian Malinois, and one of his students, Stella, demonstrate the “Sit!” command, using a luring technique, with food and toys, and clear communication, hallmarks of his  balanced training  approach.  This command is one of the basic tools to help build your relationship with your dog and enhance the entire training process.  Robert also discusses how keeping the training fair and fun, using the dog’s natural drives, will not only speed the training process, but also strengthen your relationship with your dog, keeping your dog safe and happy.





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVTV0FegQYE






Robert Cabral Teaching the Power of Playing Tug
https://youtu.be/bF4n9LxaiLE


In this thought provoking video, Robert Cabral speaks at a Symposium at UCLA, giving a clear and insightful explanation of Kennel Syndrome, Barrier Aggression, and the simple but important positive training he is implementing via Bound Angels to help shelters help the dogs in their care, enabling them to find homes when they might otherwise fail in the shelter system.  Great lessons for all who are dedicated to Rescue.


Robert Cabral, Founder and Executive Director of Bound Angels, is an authority on canine behavior and shelter dogs.  His first hand knowledge of shelter behavior, aggression, and dog training is a lifesaver to dogs that have no one to speak for them - Robert speaks for them, sometimes eloquently, oftentimes candidly - but always honestly and always with the intent to make the world a better place for them.  Bound Angels helps animal shelters save more lives through information and knowledge.

More About Bound Angels:
https://boundangels.org/

More About Robert Cabral:

Thursday, April 14, 2016

Robert Cabral Teaching “Look!”

Understanding the basics of Balanced Training to teach "Look!" to your Cairn will help deepen your relationship and keep your dog safe and in your home.


In the following training video, Robert Cabral, founder of Bound Angels, and one of his students, Stella, demonstrate the “Look!” command, using balanced training and clear communication.  This command is fundamental in building your relationship with your dog and enhancing the entire training process.  Robert also discusses how developing a solid “Look!” will not only strengthen your relationship with your dog, but also help keep your dog safe and happy.





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVTV0FegQYE






Robert Cabral Teaching the Power of Playing Tug
https://youtu.be/bF4n9LxaiLE


In this thought provoking video, Robert Cabral speaks at a Symposium at UCLA, giving a clear and insightful explanation of Kennel Syndrome, Barrier Aggression, and the simple but important positive training he is implementing via Bound Angels to help shelters help the dogs in their care, enabling them to find homes when they might otherwise fail in the shelter system.  Great lessons for all who are dedicated to Rescue.


Robert Cabral, Founder and Executive Director of Bound Angels, is an authority on canine behavior and shelter dogs.  His first hand knowledge of shelter behavior, aggression, and dog training is a lifesaver to dogs that have no one to speak for them - Robert speaks for them, sometimes eloquently, oftentimes candidly - but always honestly and always with the intent to make the world a better place for them.  Bound Angels helps animal shelters save more lives through information and knowledge.

More About Bound Angels:
https://boundangels.org/

More About Robert Cabral:

Thursday, April 7, 2016

Robert Cabral Video: Teaching “Come!”

Understanding the key elements of teaching Come to your Cairn with Balanced Training will help to deepen your relationship and keep your dog safe and in your home.


In the following training video, Robert Cabral, founder of Bound Angels, discusses the importance of teaching the Recall or “Come!” command, using balanced training and corrections, with clear communication and then gradually introducing distractions to teach your dog this skill in a fair way.  Robert and Goofy, his Belgian Malinois, demonstrate the Prey Recall, using a toy and controlling the dog’s drive and play to develop a solid recall as it strengthens your relationship with your dog and helps keep your dog safe and happy.





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVTV0FegQYE






Robert Cabral Teaching the Power of Playing Tug
https://youtu.be/bF4n9LxaiLE


In this thought provoking video, Robert Cabral speaks at a Symposium at UCLA, giving a clear and insightful explanation of Kennel Syndrome, Barrier Aggression, and the simple but important positive training he is implementing via Bound Angels to help shelters help the dogs in their care, enabling them to find homes when they might otherwise fail in the shelter system.  Great lessons for all who are dedicated to Rescue.


Robert Cabral, Founder and Executive Director of Bound Angels, is an authority on canine behavior and shelter dogs.  His first hand knowledge of shelter behavior, aggression, and dog training is a lifesaver to dogs that have no one to speak for them - Robert speaks for them, sometimes eloquently, oftentimes candidly - but always honestly and always with the intent to make the world a better place for them.  Bound Angels helps animal shelters save more lives through information and knowledge.

More About Bound Angels:
https://boundangels.org/

More About Robert Cabral: