omg at 7:34 you were saying IG and for the life of me I couldn't figure it out and I'm like "that looks like an Italian Greyh--- ohhhhhhhh I.G" *facepalm* very nice video and very informative.
I wish I could find classes like this near me. We have a few trainers nearby, none with conformation experience. I'm doing a lot on my own, so these videos are extremely helpful.
Great video! I wish I lived closer! Love all the feedback in your class. I am jealous! I’d love to see more on keeping a dog’s head up! Mine isn’t sniffing but still doesn’t hold hers up. And it is so amazing to see the difference with the same dog when y’all handle-there’s a reason why we are happy to pay you to present our dogs! Thanks again!
Mask Mahalo!! I personally prefer the gaiter. Pressure on the nose and neck can be removed simply by lifting the gaiter from the back of the neck area to the back of your head. Thanks again for the wonderful video!!
Hi, Enjoyed your class to help me get started preparing myself and my Irish Wolfhound for our first show in a couple of months. We were going to do an "in person" Conformation Handling Class here locally in Oregon but none of them have been rescheduled to start again since the whole Covid 19 restrictions have been in place for nearly a year now. At least your videos help me see other new handlers get advise and help with some of the same problems I am sure we will be having. ;) Thanks!
I enjoyed your handling class especially teaching to keep the dogs head up. I have a young GSP who likes to put her head down and grinds her teeth when on a show leash. I like the same mask you like Amy it looks a lot more comfortable.
Hi Phil! It’s called a gaiter as in “tailgater” after a cooling device people would wear especially in the south while tailgating at college football games. Now that you and Amy live in Florida, you need to learn how to say “Go Gators!”
Great video, was great to watch with Amy’s description. Good info on Phil’s mask and glasses fogging or not. I’ve been wearing my glasses to protect eyes, instead of contacts and mask fogging the glasses has made me crazy!
I have a question about lifting the head. Once on a show lead, how do you train the dog? I've spoken to many handlers over the years and very often they told me the dog has to learn 'if he wants to breathe, he has to lift his head'. If he lowers his head the leash will be so tight they can't breathe. Is there is more friendly way to train them?
I literally just got hit by the thought that you can soak any mask in ice cold water before entering the ring.... I don't know how breathable that might be, but might actually help those of us who have the hot air go right to our heads in summer dog shows keep cool!
Pulling up on the dogs neck will only engage opposition reflex which will be counter productive to head up. Why not teach the dog to walk with a head up by shaping and using a target??
Thank you I enjoyed you video, Sunny South Africa
This was such a helpful video for me as a beginner, thank you!
omg at 7:34 you were saying IG and for the life of me I couldn't figure it out and I'm like "that looks like an Italian Greyh--- ohhhhhhhh I.G" *facepalm* very nice video and very informative.
Great information- especially correcting the dog holding its head down.
Mask. Thank you. Love and look forward to all your communications. Always outstanding.
Della Biot awe. Thank you!
I was late for class but had fun watching as always!
Love the mask information! Thanks
Tammy Wyble yeah!
This was great. It’s nice to see different dogs working in class and see the improvement each week. Thanks for sharing. “Masks”
Johnann Goines thank you!
Thanks so much for this! I shared this with my puppy people who do not have classes open near them!!
Mask! Thank you for graciously sharing your expertise. And the mask information is great too!
Jamie Keller-Carr our pleasure!
I wish I could find classes like this near me. We have a few trainers nearby, none with conformation experience. I'm doing a lot on my own, so these videos are extremely helpful.
Great video! I wish I lived closer! Love all the feedback in your class. I am jealous!
I’d love to see more on keeping a dog’s head up! Mine isn’t sniffing but still doesn’t hold hers up. And it is so amazing to see the difference with the same dog when y’all handle-there’s a reason why we are happy to pay you to present our dogs! Thanks again!
Christen Richter thank you!
Love the mask reviews, and the class, you are both doing a fantastic job sharing knowledge, always enjoy hearing new ideas.
Kris Harner Thank you Kris!
Mask Mahalo!! I personally prefer the gaiter. Pressure on the nose and neck can be removed simply by lifting the gaiter from the back of the neck area to the back of your head. Thanks again for the wonderful video!!
You’re welcome and thank you for sharing.
Hi, Enjoyed your class to help me get started preparing myself and my Irish Wolfhound for our first show in a couple of months. We were going to do an "in person" Conformation Handling Class here locally in Oregon but none of them have been rescheduled to start again since the whole Covid 19 restrictions have been in place for nearly a year now. At least your videos help me see other new handlers get advise and help with some of the same problems I am sure we will be having. ;) Thanks!
Mask! And thanks so much for all the videos! This newbie is learning so much.
Great!!!
Great handling class, lucky students. I especially liked the "Masks" review, I'd love to win one that Amy liked. Thank you!
Thank you for watching. We already did the 😷 mask drawing. We are currently on the “Courtesy turn?” Video as the raffle offered in it.
Masks. I’m loving these videos! Keep them coming.
Josie Becker yeah!!! Thank you!
Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge and expertise. It’s very helpful. Mask
Thank you for watching.
So much great information! Can’t wait for things to return to normal, but in the meantime l will try a couple of the mask mentioned.
I enjoyed your handling class especially teaching to keep the dogs head up. I have a young GSP who likes to put her head down and grinds her teeth when on a show leash. I like the same mask you like Amy it looks a lot more comfortable.
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Mask - Linda Zoe’s great work. Love the videos
Great to hear!
Thank you so much for doing this!!
Jessica Smith thank you for watching.
Loved the video!
Thank you for watching!
Thank you for sharing these videos, lots of great info! Mask
Thank you for watching! We already did the mask 😷 drawing. We are currently on the “Courtesy Turn” video and raffle.
Mask :) Thank you so much for these videos. I am learning a lot and like you I can't wait to get back to the shows!
1122viva thank you!
Masks! Thank you so much for all the help. We have been loving all the classes.
Great!! Thank you for participating!
Do you have any videos on puppy 4-6 mo composition training. I'm very new to this but wanted learn how to show my golden retriever puppy.
Its on the list!
Mask -- Thank you for sharing your tips and knowledge.
Thank you for watching
Could anyone recommend where to buy the dog collar for large breeds ?
Hi Phil! It’s called a gaiter as in “tailgater” after a cooling device people would wear especially in the south while tailgating at college football games. Now that you and Amy live in Florida, you need to learn how to say “Go Gators!”
Great video, was great to watch with Amy’s description. Good info on Phil’s mask and glasses fogging or not. I’ve been wearing my glasses to protect eyes, instead of contacts and mask fogging the glasses has made me crazy!
Thanks for watching Deb!
helpful video 🙂
Great video! Thanks. Masks
Thank you Vicki
I dont think i am the only one who wants to have a specialty in your back yard. Lol!
Lori Conley me too!
BlueRose Kennels a little too not for malamute though this time of year.
Unfortunately, yes!
Where can u buy a 28 inch lead collar. I can’t wait to get into these classes.
I have a question about lifting the head. Once on a show lead, how do you train the dog? I've spoken to many handlers over the years and very often they told me the dog has to learn 'if he wants to breathe, he has to lift his head'. If he lowers his head the leash will be so tight they can't breathe. Is there is more friendly way to train them?
It should be more of a correction for putting their head down and then release the pressure. Not holding it so tight they can’t breathe.
How do I alert the bell so I know of upcoming videos
It should be to the right of the subscribe button.
Mask -- Great job Henry!
crazy question, but do you happen to know anyone who does these courses in OKC????
Great information! Masks
Thank you!
Mask! Thank you for the training tips.
Natalie Gaylord thank you for watching!
Hi! Besides the online tutorials, do you offer face to face grooming classes for locals?
Not at this time but it is something we look forward to in the future.
@@AmySuzanneComer thank you for the quick reply. Will continue to follow your work and look forward to the grooming classes at your kennel.
Mask- Thanks for sharing this!
Thank you for watching.
Mask love watching and learning
Great!!!
I literally just got hit by the thought that you can soak any mask in ice cold water before entering the ring.... I don't know how breathable that might be, but might actually help those of us who have the hot air go right to our heads in summer dog shows keep cool!
Pulling up on the dogs neck will only engage opposition reflex which will be counter productive to head up. Why not teach the dog to walk with a head up by shaping and using a target??
Masks Just found these today. Thank you.
Yeah! 🎉🎊
Thank you! Masks
Renee Kwiatkowski thank you!
Hello sir
I like your voice so much. You should audition for commercials or something.
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Is it a covid measurement introduction class or a dog show? 2.11 all I hear is mask and social distance lol
This was filming in 2020 in the midst of COVID.
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