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10 week old Doberman puppy learning to focus and communicate. www.canineservices.com for FAQ’s

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  1. 1 ITSGLORIABITCH
    2009 Nov 16

    Unbelievable yet …
    Unbelievable yet amazing. Wish my doberman was as obedient. Props!

  2. 2 eventin4air
    2009 Nov 16

    Shes beautiful. im …
    Shes beautiful. im gettin one and want her/him to be really well trained because of what i do. When did you start training her? and also, how do you teach the “bark” command?

  3. 3 xXAmyXx
    2009 Nov 16

    Aww, she is so cute …
    Aww, she is so cute and smart!

  4. 4 N3nnc
    2009 Nov 16

    wow i cant believe …
    wow i cant believe at 10 weeks ur puppy is doing all that already.

  5. 5 PewpewFighter
    2009 Nov 16

    What does that …
    What does that clicky thing do?

  6. 6 pjwithbread8
    2009 Nov 16

    oh and shes 14 …
    oh and shes 14 weeks i cant believe a 10 week doberman pup can do all this stuff. sadly shes even dissobideint. forgive my miss spellings

  7. 7 pjwithbread8
    2009 Nov 16

    I fail at training …
    I fail at training my doberman pup … she only knows sit and go potty and partially fetch. and we wanted a guard dog lol…..

  8. 8 harrisd1dog
    2009 Nov 16

    Some tricks are …
    Some tricks are easier to teach to a puppy than to an adult. You could get a child to get down and roll over easily just for fun, but it would be hard to get an adult to do the same behavior. Same with dogs. Older dogs don’t think the roll over is so fun unless taught as a puppy. Your Doberman is still very trainable. You just need to use different methods than used with puppies.

  9. 9 zmkaye
    2009 Nov 16

    my dobie is very …
    my dobie is very loving and a wonderful family pet, but we never trained her to do any tricks as a puppy. she is 2 now so is mid-adolescent, and acting a bit like a stroppy teenager. is it too late to train her to do these tricks? also the roll over thing: she physically can’t do it! not just understanding the command, but actual rolling over seems hard for her. is that normal in a dobe?

  10. 10 harrisd1dog
    2009 Nov 16

    There is a big …
    There is a big difference in teaching and training. This pup is just learning. Had she known better I would not have repeated and I would not have given a treat. But, as she is just learning we want to keep it fun. I wanted her to enjoy the training session and believe in her ability. Now that she is a trained adult I never repeat a command and she would get correct for non-compliance. She is now trained to perform those behaviors regardless of her mood or distractions.

  11. 11 c3contact123
    2009 Nov 16

    at 1:12, did she …
    at 1:12, did she not sit for you at the first command because you didnt treat her? And don’t worry, I know that you can ask for more than one command per treat… it’s just an innocent question….!!

  12. 12 wentsurfing
    2009 Nov 16

    She’s a beautiful …
    She’s a beautiful dog! I had a female dobie when I was a kid, Your dog so reminds me of mine!

  13. 13 doggiedogblog
    2009 Nov 16

    I am sorry, but I …
    I am sorry, but I am not sure I understand the question? Try again.

  14. 14 Jager1988
    2009 Nov 16

    How is the click …
    How is the click program?

  15. 15 shezor
    2009 Nov 16

    I have seen this …
    I have seen this Doberman as an adult.I went to David’s house for help with my Dobie.His Dobie and his GSD,were both with us,off leash, so my dog would have distractions. His played like pups & when it was time for them to work(he did a demo),they were happy to do so & did not need a clicker/treat.They watched him at all times.They are not robots nor do they cower in fear.He helped me and my Dobie in one session. I will hire him in the soon for new issues.

  16. 16 19Steve47
    2009 Nov 16

    Hi, You should read …
    Hi, You should read the book “Someone For Scruffy” by Steven E. Farley. Book is for children on what to do and not to do with there new puppy. Great childrens book

  17. 17 omfgolo
    2009 Nov 16

    hey, we just got a …
    hey, we just got a puppy and i wonderd how do i lern it how to bark on command? The dog is realy my parents, a beautiful vizla (though I like doberman better)

  18. 18 harrisd1dog
    2009 Nov 16

    Thank you. She …
    Thank you. She grew up to be an exceptional dog and is now working towards some working titles.

  19. 19 doggiedogblog
    2009 Nov 16

    Never underestimate …
    Never underestimate the power of procrastination. Anything is impossible if you put it off for long enough.

  20. 20 graykin22
    2009 Nov 16

    What, one can do …
    What, one can do that, implant the chip but forget to register?! Wow….

  21. 21 doggiedogblog
    2009 Nov 16

    Chipped and tattoed …
    Chipped and tattoed is the best way to fly. Not all Shelters have chips. And be sure to register you chip. I recently found a Cocker Spanial, scanned his chip, but this owner had not registered the chip so I had no way of finding his owner.

  22. 22 graykin22
    2009 Nov 16

    What if they get …
    What if they get lost w/ no collar? Are they microchipped?

  23. 23 cshellzy
    2009 Nov 16

    Our hearts still …
    Our hearts still break for her.
    The point i was trying to make, obviously not successfully, was that training needs to be done in a majority of ways and clicker & command training don’t help in noisy situations.
    I was trying to point out to those who have never had a dog that there are tools to training but that hand signals are (in my opinion) the way to be able to control a dog from distance.
    Our hearing dogs are taught this way, also sniffer dogs.
    Please dont be offended by my comments.

  24. 24 doggiedogblog
    2009 Nov 16

    Cshellzy, I don’t …
    Cshellzy, I don’t find your comments objectionable. They are just wrong. I feel sorry that your dog was harmed because of bad training. But, it was the application, not the method. This video you commented on is only the start of a training program. I agree that a clicker and a cookie will not get you a reliable recall under distraction. You are preaching to the choir. I am a believer of balanced training methods.

  25. 25 cshellzy
    2009 Nov 16

    Harris you …
    Harris you obviously find my comments objectionable.
    I am entitled to my opinion.
    I have experienced my dog escaping after a rabbit when she was a pup, across a busy country road, the clicker or shouting “down” did no good then, she was run over.
    Luckily she survived but her injuries to her back end bothered her in later life
    I have no video’s to back up the hand signal methods and unfortunately i have no Doby now either, she died in Nov of a pulminary embolism.


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