I absolutely adore Rogue. She seemed like such a happy go lucky puppy, eager to please and quick to learn. Just watching her joyously flitting by, paws all bouncy makes me giggle every time.
Started E collar training on my 14 week old gsp and things are going well, at what point do you need to use the nic function? or is the vibrating function all that is needed as they get older?
It actually looks to me Rogue is not responding to vibrate but she is coming to Kat's call rather. It appears you had the vibrate on and Rogue didn't come until he heard his name. How are you sure that the stimulus is what's activating Rogue's behavior here?
I'm not sure what collar you are using, but I have had great luck with a "sound box" for helping clients know when I'm on the button. I use an old Radio Shack CB radio. As far as I know it works on E-collar tech, Dogtra, and Tri-tronics. You might want to check it out.
My GSP does not generalize from come in the house to outside so I’m not sure how to train the collar. Should I work with him inside with the collar first? He does not come when called at all outside but inside very well.
what is your approach to a pup that becomes scared and evasive when the vibrate comes on? She is great with the kibble and clicker but having a hard time with the e-collar. 14 week old lab
At some point with this type of conditioning process can you expect a high level of recall without the collar? or are you stuck with it forever ie. will the dog only recall consistently with the collar stimulus once trained this way?
So how old is she when starting this e collar? My pup is only 9bweeks but ive had him since he turned 6 weeks. I know he is too young now but ive never trained with an e collar.
My 6 month old Brittany is doing great with e collar on vibrate in low distraction areas (ie indoors) after only a couple days. Recalls every time perfectly. However as soon as we move outside, vibrate doesn't even phase her, she doesn't even look back. Is it too soon to introduce low level stimulation while outdoors? should we just put more reps indoors on vibrate? or step back to clicker again?
We started the ecollar but our puppy is 16weeks is not listening at all. Clicker training was great and listens to that. Does this training take some time? How do we get him to listen as he doesnt care about the vibrate sensation.
Great video! My dad passed away in November, and I inherited his field bred English Springer Spaniel. I know when he trained her, he attempted to use an e collar with her. When I trained my own dog on a collar, I started out at the lowest setting and worked my way up until I found her appropriate setting. But when my dad first put it on the dog I inherited he turned the collar way up and just shocked her when she didn’t listen. And so now whenever I try to put the collar on, she curls up in a corner to hide or urinates on the spot. I’m pretty sure she’s terrified of the collar, and I’m wondering if you can break a dog of this? Or will I never be able to run her on a collar? I was wondering because I’d like to get my dads dog a collar that is compatible with my current unit, but if his dog is always going react like this to the collar I don’t want to waste my money on another unit. Can I get her to not urinate or be scared of the collar?
I have no actual experience, but my guess would be that you could counter-condition her to accept wearing it, but as soon as you try to actually use it, she'd (get PTSD and) revert to old habits
Thank you for the videos, they're a lot of help with my first GSP. I have a 12 week old female and bought the RAPT 1400 based off of your videos. After following your videos on the positive reinforcement with "here" she seems to be responding pretty well. My question is, do you only use the ecollar for recall or do you use it for other commands as well?
Standing Stone, I'm not sure if you missed my question at the end of my comment. Do you use the Ecollar for recall only, or can you use it for multiple behaviors? Thank you.
I have an ecollar but I don't know what setting I should put it on. He reacts to the sound but not really the vibration at all, I've got it up to 10 and he still doesn't react
DollyBear X I looked these up. Looks like the unit has 100 levels... you may be not using enough for the dog to feel the collar. Also based on the cost of the unit, it may not be a reliable unit. First and foremost though have you built a consistent recall with positive reinforcement?
@@StandingStoneKennels I'm sure he can feel the collar I've felt the vibration at 10 and it's very considerable, yes he's got very good recall that I'm just trying to reinforce so that as he's getting to his teenage stage and wants to sniffing more I can easily get his attention without ruining the recall
DollyBear X every dog sensitivity is different. Does your collar go up to 100? Have you found our patreon account? It’s a way to become more involved with training through a video exchange subscription or you can just show us your support and appreciation for the free resources we do provide. As well as get early access to all of our new content! www.patreon.com/StandingStoneKennels
I noticed that you do not use the verbal "Here" each time in this exercise. Rogue often responds by recalling to you when you call her name and to the visual cue of your outstretched hand down for the touch and treat, which she has learned previously. Wouldn't you have overlaid the verbal "Here" command initially with the clicker training and treating before introducing the e-collar? And if you had overlaid the verbal "here" command back then, why wouldn't you use the verbal "Here" every time when introducing the e-collar? The variability in your use of "Here" sometimes but not all the time is confusing me a bit. Thanks. I always thought the e-collar was a reinforcement (negative) to the dog complying with a known command . The objective is to have Rogue recall to "Here" (verbal and/or whistle) without needing the added reminder of the negative e-collar stimulation. If you do not use "Here" every time you recall her, how is she going to get there?
Adam Fritzsche this is a little different for every dog. If you are using vibrate on the collar you can start conditioning a pup as early as 12 weeks old.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++Great video. Jeremy Ringma That interests me too.I have never used a clicker or anything else to teach a dog.I already had two Rottweilers and I didn't need anything.I now have a young American Stafford woman and refuses to obey certain commands.Now I took the e-collar with vibrator and beep because I teach it in a humane way so I don’t like e-shock and I will try a vibrator. Friends who taught a dog with a clicker they then always had to use it otherwise the dog did not obey the commands.This is nonsense to me . The video clip, however, is very fine and comes in handy.+++++++++++++++++++++++
In the UK these E collars are banned because they are cruel and unnecessary. We train our gundog to world high standards without these cruel collars. Bet you would not dream of controlling a young child with one. Why are you incapable of training and controlling your gundog using your voice and whistle ? It is so sad.
I absolutely adore Rogue. She seemed like such a happy go lucky puppy, eager to please and quick to learn. Just watching her joyously flitting by, paws all bouncy makes me giggle every time.
You guys are great! These videos help so much. Thank you for taking the time to help us beginners out.
You and your wife have many of the most stunningly gorgeous pointers
Thanks Moe!
Started E collar training on my 14 week old gsp and things are going well, at what point do you need to use the nic function? or is the vibrating function all that is needed as they get older?
It actually looks to me Rogue is not responding to vibrate but she is coming to Kat's call rather. It appears you had the vibrate on and Rogue didn't come until he heard his name. How are you sure that the stimulus is what's activating Rogue's behavior here?
Do you start the vibration as soon as you call him back for recall or do you start the vibration before that?
Yes!!!!
I'm not sure what collar you are using, but I have had great luck with a "sound box" for helping clients know when I'm on the button.
I use an old Radio Shack CB radio. As far as I know it works on E-collar tech, Dogtra, and Tri-tronics. You might want to check it out.
My GSP does not generalize from come in the house to outside so I’m not sure how to train the collar. Should I work with him inside with the collar first? He does not come when called at all outside but inside very well.
what is your approach to a pup that becomes scared and evasive when the vibrate comes on? She is great with the kibble and clicker but having a hard time with the e-collar. 14 week old lab
Do you still use the clicker to mark behavior when the vibration ends?
Gary Stidham once we move to collar conditioning, we typically eliminate the clicker for that behavior.
At some point with this type of conditioning process can you expect a high level of recall without the collar? or are you stuck with it forever ie. will the dog only recall consistently with the collar stimulus once trained this way?
High level of recall without a collar is 100 percent doable, but does take more time and reps!
Giygi
I was trying to learn how to use the e-collar and when I saw a woman explaining it, I thought this may be better than others, and yep : )
So how old is she when starting this e collar? My pup is only 9bweeks but ive had him since he turned 6 weeks. I know he is too young now but ive never trained with an e collar.
My 6 month old Brittany is doing great with e collar on vibrate in low distraction areas (ie indoors) after only a couple days. Recalls every time perfectly. However as soon as we move outside, vibrate doesn't even phase her, she doesn't even look back. Is it too soon to introduce low level stimulation while outdoors? should we just put more reps indoors on vibrate? or step back to clicker again?
We started the ecollar but our puppy is 16weeks is not listening at all. Clicker training was great and listens to that. Does this training take some time? How do we get him to listen as he doesnt care about the vibrate sensation.
What is the best DT e collar for new puppies?
Buckhorn GSP there are several options depending on your needs!
Great video!
My dad passed away in November, and I inherited his field bred English Springer Spaniel. I know when he trained her, he attempted to use an e collar with her. When I trained my own dog on a collar, I started out at the lowest setting and worked my way up until I found her appropriate setting.
But when my dad first put it on the dog I inherited he turned the collar way up and just shocked her when she didn’t listen. And so now whenever I try to put the collar on, she curls up in a corner to hide or urinates on the spot.
I’m pretty sure she’s terrified of the collar, and I’m wondering if you can break a dog of this? Or will I never be able to run her on a collar?
I was wondering because I’d like to get my dads dog a collar that is compatible with my current unit, but if his dog is always going react like this to the collar I don’t want to waste my money on another unit.
Can I get her to not urinate or be scared of the collar?
I have no actual experience, but my guess would be that you could counter-condition her to accept wearing it, but as soon as you try to actually use it, she'd (get PTSD and) revert to old habits
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why aren't you saying Here command? Will that come later?
Why? She is responding to the cue, so why use the e-collar?
Thank you for the videos, they're a lot of help with my first GSP. I have a 12 week old female and bought the RAPT 1400 based off of your videos. After following your videos on the positive reinforcement with "here" she seems to be responding pretty well. My question is, do you only use the ecollar for recall or do you use it for other commands as well?
Standing Stone, I'm not sure if you missed my question at the end of my comment. Do you use the Ecollar for recall only, or can you use it for multiple behaviors? Thank you.
What e collar do you use?
john smith in this video DT Systems H2O 1820 plus unit!
Great video. TY
I have an ecollar but I don't know what setting I should put it on. He reacts to the sound but not really the vibration at all, I've got it up to 10 and he still doesn't react
DollyBear X what brand of ecollar do you have?
@@StandingStoneKennels it said it was an ooouse
DollyBear X I looked these up. Looks like the unit has 100 levels... you may be not using enough for the dog to feel the collar. Also based on the cost of the unit, it may not be a reliable unit. First and foremost though have you built a consistent recall with positive reinforcement?
@@StandingStoneKennels I'm sure he can feel the collar I've felt the vibration at 10 and it's very considerable, yes he's got very good recall that I'm just trying to reinforce so that as he's getting to his teenage stage and wants to sniffing more I can easily get his attention without ruining the recall
DollyBear X every dog sensitivity is different. Does your collar go up to 100?
Have you found our patreon account? It’s a way to become more involved with training through a video exchange subscription or you can just show us your support and appreciation for the free resources we do provide. As well as get early access to all of our new content!
www.patreon.com/StandingStoneKennels
I noticed that you do not use the verbal "Here" each time in this exercise. Rogue often responds by recalling to you when you call her name and to the visual cue of your outstretched hand down for the touch and treat, which she has learned previously. Wouldn't you have overlaid the verbal "Here" command initially with the clicker training and treating before introducing the e-collar? And if you had overlaid the verbal "here" command back then, why wouldn't you use the verbal "Here" every time when introducing the e-collar? The variability in your use of "Here" sometimes but not all the time is confusing me a bit. Thanks. I always thought the e-collar was a reinforcement (negative) to the dog complying with a known command . The objective is to have Rogue recall to "Here" (verbal and/or whistle) without needing the added reminder of the negative e-collar stimulation. If you do not use "Here" every time you recall her, how is she going to get there?
How old is she at the time of this video?
She is 3 months old in this video.
At what age do you recommend for introducing the e-collar to a pup? My English Setter is currently 10 weeks old.
Adam Fritzsche this is a little different for every dog. If you are using vibrate on the collar you can start conditioning a pup as early as 12 weeks old.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++Great video.
Jeremy Ringma
That interests me too.I have never used a clicker or anything else to teach a dog.I already had two Rottweilers and I didn't need anything.I now have a young American Stafford woman and refuses to obey certain commands.Now I took the e-collar with vibrator and beep because I teach it in a humane way so I don’t like e-shock and I will try a vibrator.
Friends who taught a dog with a clicker they then always had to use it otherwise the dog did not obey the commands.This is nonsense to me .
The video clip, however, is very fine and comes in handy.+++++++++++++++++++++++
Now do a dog that isn't already trained.
In the UK these E collars are banned because they are cruel and unnecessary. We train our gundog to world high standards without these cruel collars. Bet you would not dream of controlling a young child with one. Why are you incapable of training and controlling your gundog using your voice and whistle ? It is so sad.