Teach Perfect Initial Lines w Bill Hillmann (1)

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  • Опубликовано: 24 дек 2024

Комментарии • 8

  • @suburbancowboy1139
    @suburbancowboy1139 26 дней назад

    Is there a part (2) to this.

  • @bradbrandt9578
    @bradbrandt9578 2 года назад +1

    Bill could you use a long lead and pull them back if the go to the wrong bumper?

    • @TPinesGold
      @TPinesGold 2 года назад +1

      Brad, Bill's process leading up to teaching and practicing these lining drills includes many prerequisite fundamental skills. These would include clear communication and understanding of "that's what I want (right decision)", "that's NOT what I want (wrong decision)", go, stop and re-engaging the dog -- all without a line or rope by this point.
      Bill definitely uses a rope at the beginning stages of training, but not in the manner you suggest and very rarely longer than 6 - 10 feet in length. Early on the rope is used to gently guide and to block disengaging and unwanted self-reinforcing behaviors. The rope quickly evolves into a communication tool, to reinforce behaviors the dog is doing correctly. Bill does not develop the rope to become a tool of correction, mechanical restraint or to pull the dog back (ie, to physically overpower the dog's behavior and intention).

  • @charliewheeler1223
    @charliewheeler1223 2 года назад

    Love the 7 bumper drill just started with my open dog and his focus is starting to improve slowly but surely

  • @fidiusjwhoopie
    @fidiusjwhoopie 2 года назад

    Keep them coming Bill, excellent as always, scripture was even better👍

  • @bradbrandt9578
    @bradbrandt9578 2 года назад

    Awesome drill Bill thanks for the videos!!!

  • @simonjay5823
    @simonjay5823 2 года назад

    Fantastic Bill, thanks so much..😁👍

  • @lindamoore3050
    @lindamoore3050 2 года назад

    Excellent content..thank u