Mark Keating on Learning How to Take Upper Body Bites in a Bite Suit

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  • Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
  • This video came from our DVD and stream that Leerburg did with Mark Keating designed to teach new decoys how to take bites on a body bite suit.
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Комментарии • 8

  • @HeWhoSoars.
    @HeWhoSoars. 5 месяцев назад +1

    Where does one go to get experience with this sort of training? Ive been working at a doggy daycare for several years now. I feel its nearly time to move on. And this seems very interesting and fun to me.

  • @yeahmane1274
    @yeahmane1274 3 года назад

    I watch this over and over, soaking up proper ism on this dog training.

  • @dawidjlb2589
    @dawidjlb2589 3 года назад

    there should be some warning before a whistle :D

  • @katsim6799
    @katsim6799 3 года назад

    ?? Why is the decoy saying "good boy" instead of the handler? Seems to me this would make the dog think its ok to bite a non-threat and expect approval.

    • @therealkingfrances3242
      @therealkingfrances3242 3 года назад

      This might be a sport dog not protection

    • @Those_Mal_Working_Dogs
      @Those_Mal_Working_Dogs 4 месяца назад

      The dog should never be scared of the decoy. If they decoy never gives praise or reward, the dog only associates them with a "just bad, bite now" kind of perspective. You will see in a lot of PSA trials that the dog has to walk with the decoy without showing aggression, but if the dog only associates the decoy with biting, it is harder for the dog to work WITH the decoy. (Take this with a grain of salt, I am only starting but this is what I have gathered from my mentors!)

  • @PRStuff_Backwoodsk9
    @PRStuff_Backwoodsk9 Год назад

    Ehh