Your seminars helped us excel at canine focus, conditioning, and fitness. And we are talking about Prince Hairy. Remember?? See you in February. I love this stacking ladder as a fun fitness thing!
One of the best looking Cur hounds in all the world of the many types . Most ppl dont know that the Dalmatian is actually a cur hound type . They sure are beautiful and make for phenomenal hunting dogs
I don't know the 1st thing about a stacking ladder or stacking my rottweiler. German shepherd I can stack somewhat. Someone please help me. Thank you in advance.
Hi Eric, This is great! I’ve a 9 month old Lab. As a pup he’s still growing. Would his measurements for this ladder also change (as he gets bigger)? TIA!
I'm gonna make this, looks fun! Was wondering with the black Russian Terrier will this work? I mean I can practice with her with her hair tied up but how will she read my body language and hand signals in the show ring when her hair is down?
Interesting. More fun than making a dog stand on those "Happy Legs" type training aides. (Once saw a dog on those, alone, on a table, for LONNNNNG minutes. Alone! Nobody in sight to watch the dog!) One thing I do have an issue with is this trend of having the heads and necks cranked way up. To me, it emphasizes poor fronts and toplines. When I was showing, and was going to conf. seminars, the emphasis was on making the dogs look their best, and not doing what everybody else was doing. One of the things stressed was to have the dogs stand as naturally as possible, but "helping" them look better by good training. If a dog has a straight front, cranking the head and neck up makes it look straighter. If it has a sagging topline, cranking the head and neck up can emphasize that. And, I was also taught that the rear should be stacked with the legs straight up and down from the hocks on down - NOT stretched out to make the topline look like a ski slope. Front legs are also to be straight up and down, not camped out with the feet in front of the prosternum. I got so sick of the stupid trends, and WRONG handling (and non-characteristic breed trends) that WIN, I quit. I don't have the money it takes to campaign and win, especially if it means making sacrifices to the breed, and myself. The sport certainly isn't what it was when I started. Not missing it.
Thank you for the input As you can see, I have addressed all of your concerns for typical and traditional conformation training in this video. Please keep in touch and hope to meet you one day.
Hi Eric! I just watched this video. I've told you before that my Borzoi girl, Jolene watches your videos and sent you a video of it. Tonight she watched you and stepped up on the desk so she could get closer to you and whined. She is a scream. I hope that someday she can meet you, she is a fan! Happy New Year!
That is one beautiful and well structured Dalmatian.
Your seminars helped us excel at canine focus, conditioning, and fitness. And we are talking about Prince Hairy. Remember?? See you in February. I love this stacking ladder as a fun fitness thing!
Built my ladder today and am looking forward to the next video!
Hello Eric pls can u teach me how to stack a German Shepherd looking forward to seeing a video like that. Following from West Africa Ghana
Paulina!!!
Amazing
One of the best looking Cur hounds in all the world of the many types . Most ppl dont know that the Dalmatian is actually a cur hound type . They sure are beautiful and make for phenomenal hunting dogs
Looking forward to developing these skills
Thankyou Eric.
How to get eyes contact with dogs ..
Your videos are awesome and so helpful! Thank you! I hope I will see you one day with my Zinga (RR)
This ladder, can you buy that somewhere? 😊 And how does it work with dogs thats longer in back?
Simply amazing stuff 😳
It’s like dog magic 🪄
I don't know the 1st thing about a stacking ladder or stacking my rottweiler. German shepherd I can stack somewhat. Someone please help me. Thank you in advance.
The video explains everything in detail
Wonder how you can adapt this to a handler in a scooter or wheelchair?
I use this method from my chair without any accommodations
Looks great but do you have to build a new ladder when the puppy grows ?
Yes
Or make oversized as it is not critical as a puppy. Then fine tune as an adult.
Hi Eric, This is great! I’ve a 9 month old Lab. As a pup he’s still growing. Would his measurements for this ladder also change (as he gets bigger)? TIA!
Yes
Your video are great! How would you train a dog with a long coat where the chain mats the coat ?
The real Flat link collars don’t matt
Thank you!
Make german shepherd stack video
I'm gonna make this, looks fun!
Was wondering with the black Russian Terrier will this work? I mean I can practice with her with her hair tied up but how will she read my body language and hand signals in the show ring when her hair is down?
Promise you they can see it
When do you plan North Carolina? Can you send me a link to sign up?
How wide should these squares be?
There is a detailed description of how to make this in the video.
Interesting. More fun than making a dog stand on those "Happy Legs" type training aides. (Once saw a dog on those, alone, on a table, for LONNNNNG minutes. Alone! Nobody in sight to watch the dog!)
One thing I do have an issue with is this trend of having the heads and necks cranked way up. To me, it emphasizes poor fronts and toplines.
When I was showing, and was going to conf. seminars, the emphasis was on making the dogs look their best, and not doing what everybody else was doing. One of the things stressed was to have the dogs stand as naturally as possible, but "helping" them look better by good training.
If a dog has a straight front, cranking the head and neck up makes it look straighter. If it has a sagging topline, cranking the head and neck up can emphasize that.
And, I was also taught that the rear should be stacked with the legs straight up and down from the hocks on down - NOT stretched out to make the topline look like a ski slope. Front legs are also to be straight up and down, not camped out with the feet in front of the prosternum.
I got so sick of the stupid trends, and WRONG handling (and non-characteristic breed trends) that WIN, I quit. I don't have the money it takes to campaign and win, especially if it means making sacrifices to the breed, and myself. The sport certainly isn't what it was when I started. Not missing it.
Thank you for the input
As you can see, I have addressed all of your concerns for typical and traditional conformation training in this video. Please keep in touch and hope to meet you one day.
Hi Eric! I just watched this video. I've told you before that my Borzoi girl, Jolene watches your videos and sent you a video of it. Tonight she watched you and stepped up on the desk so she could get closer to you and whined. She is a scream. I hope that someday she can meet you, she is a fan! Happy New Year!