AKC Utility Obedience UD Exercises Explained and Demoed
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2024
- All the AKC Utility Obedience (UD) exercises are shown on video so you can know what to expect when you enter the ring. Signal Exercise, Scent Discrimination, Directed Retrieve, Moving Stand and Exam, and Directed Jumping are all explained and demonstrated in the video. #dogobedience #akcobedience #baebeasdogtraining #utilityobedience #ud #obediencecompetition
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Again, I can’t thank you enough for these! Because of your videos I got my BN with my first dog and got two first places and a 2nd! Your videos have been such a huge help to me!! You have no idea how much I appreciate these!
Big congratulations!!!
Thank you!! PS. Your rhododendrons are beautiful!
Beautiful dog! I love how she bounces up when you call the exercised finished!
I truly believe that a dog should get EXTRA points for shaking the glove! shows motivation, proper training in "drive" mode/ and as long as the dog does not run off or go off course while bringing the glove back, extra points would be given for shaking the glove!!!!!! I LOVE your dog. Excellent job. I've trained 3 dogs through utility but didn't compete... now, in my mid 50's , I finally have the time to do so. See you in the ring! Great job!
Having a glove shaker, I agree with the extra points.😊Good luck competing.
Great video! Love the in depth explanations, very helpful to someone with anxiety looking to get comfortable with the routine before competing. Thanks so much!
Thank you for kind words!
I really enjoy watching your videos. What hand signal do you use to have your dog go into a stand with you being 10 feet away from them
I hold my hand out, palm down. It doesn’t really matter what signal you use from a distance as long as you’re consistent.
I notice you use hand signals to cue your dog for the signal exercises. Are verbal cues acceptable?
Verbal cues are acceptable but any nerves you feel come out in your voice. Hand signals are non emotional, and for me, more reliable. Train both. Some situations may be more suitable for one over the other. If my dog seems highly distracted, I may use verbal cues. But, generally I stick with hand signals.
Good luck!!!