Showing posts with label Positive training Video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Positive training Video. Show all posts

Thursday, January 25, 2018

Introducing Loud Appliances Calmly - Video!

Loud appliances can be in the house or out in the yard, so know how to introduce them to your Cairns in both environments, and how to avoid unnecessary stress.

Teaching your Cairn to remain calm in the presence of vacuum cleaners or other loud appliances can be challenging, especially if they are fearful.  This excellent video by Zak George demonstrates how to teach your Cairn to accept loud appliances, using very gentle, positive training methods.  These methods will work with a more confident but reactive dog as well as a fearful dog, and it is another great way to give your fearful Cairn a basic sense of confidence.  There is a spot of advertising by his sponsor, but it does not detract from this really helpful video.  Obviously, the dog is not a Cairn, but everything Zak demonstrates applies perfectly to a reactive or fearful Rescued Cairn.  Note his admonitions to go slowly, take small steps which you can build on, and set your dog up for success!



Training your Cairn can be rewarding!



Thursday, January 12, 2017

Doing Nothing Calmly to Help Your Dog to Feel Safe



"…At any given moment in time, we may just pause and do nothing… it’s just, ‘Can you learn how to be, calmly?’..."    Suzanne Clothier

We all work hard to train our Cairn Terriers, but sometimes the best thing we can do is Nothing - as long as we do it Calmly.  No commands.  Just calming body postures and maybe calm words of no consequence (something like "How about that Tom Brady?").  This brief video is part of a training by Suzanne Clothier Thresholds, Thresholds, and Doing Nothing.  She illustrates how passive positive training methods work very well when teaching a dog to feel safe in different situations.  The single most important thing any dog needs is to feel safe, and it is incumbent on us to understand what that means from the dog’s perspective.



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Thursday, June 23, 2016

Tips for Introducing Two Dogs for the First Time!

Taking the time to make a proper introduction is key to creating harmony when you bring a new dog into your home.  Macie and Cindel have clearly been introduced with great results!
How to Introduce Two Dogs for the First Time

There are many tips to help you introduce your new dog to other resident dogs or other dogs they may encounter, and all of these methods require patience and consistency, as well as a solid understanding of dog body language.

Mary Hirt of Teacher’s Pet K9 in West Los Angeles, California, gives a great demonstration of making the Introduction, with a clear explanation of why her method works.  The dogs in the video are clearly not Cairn, but you can easily visualize your Cairns as you watch this step-by-step introduction.



Friday, March 18, 2016

Robert Cabral Video: Training for Success

Learning the key rules to successful training sessions with your Cairn will help to deepen your relationship as you and your dog are having fun!

In the following training video, Robert Cabral, founder of Bound Angels, discusses how to get the most out of your dog training.  Timing, rewards, using toys and treats, understanding balanced training and how to get your dog to enjoy the training process are all discussed in this video lesson.  Understanding how to train your dog in a way that makes the process fair and easy for your dog to understand makes the difference between a dog you have to train and a dog that Loves to train.





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:

Friday, February 26, 2016

Balanced Training with Food Rewards

Simple basic training, using high value food rewards, combined with a good, positive relationship will help keep your dogs happy, balanced, and safe.  Clear communications make all the difference in any training program, coupled with the personal connection you have with your dog.

In the following brief training video, Robert Cabral, founder of Bound Angels, reviews his method of luring and shaping behaviors using food rewards.  Robert and Goofy, his Belgian Malinois, demonstrate the basic “Look” command, the implied “Stay” command, and how to “bridge” using the Binary principle of dog training, all while strengthening your relationship with your dog.

Note that Robert uses “Yes” as his release word, while many of us use “Yes” as a marker for training (instead of a clicker) and “OK” as the release word.  Please keep in mind that, in all of your training, you should use the words you are most comfortable with and can be consistent with because consistency is the key to all training.





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






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:

Friday, February 12, 2016

The Most Important Things to Teach Your Dog

Clear communications make all the difference in any training program, coupled with the personal connection you have with your dog.

In the following training video, Robert Cabral, founder of Bound Angels, discusses the three most important things that all dogs should know to live a happy and safe life.  Robert and Goofy, his Belgian Malinois, demonstrate how using simple training exercises, dogs can be taught the basic commands that will give them structure and a great deal of safety as your relationship with your dog deepens.





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



Robert Cabral Training The MostImportant Things to Teach Your Dog

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:

Friday, February 5, 2016

The Binary Dog: Yes or No

Clear communications make all the difference in any training program, coupled with the personal connection you have with your dog.

In the following training video, Robert Cabral, founder of Bound Angels, discusses his "Binary Dog" approach to communicating clearly with dogs.  Robert and Goofy, his Belgian Malinois, demonstrate how using a simple “Yes” and “No” training exercise, dogs can be taught basic commands as well as complex behaviors.  See how using clear communication with your dog through luring and shaping will develop solid training results that will endure as your relationship with your dog deepens.





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




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: