HITS POLICE K9 DEMO DAY PART 2
www.sitmeanssit.com Sit Means Sit trainers Bob Campanile (Police k9 handler) and Darrel Hager perform bitework while Fred Hassen and “Nash” demonstrate a remote ‘watch’ with bitework going on. Having the control to train multiple dogs on the field at once during bitework can lessen training time dramatically instead of just having the dog in the car for the whole time. Steps to accomplish this was explained at the event.
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Teach your dog to stop on their way back.
www.sitmeanssit.com Teaching your dog to stop at any time is very important to the safety of an off leash dog. A dog learning to stop while in motion, or from motion is the single most important command in my opinion. I am not speaking of having him already stopped, and you leaving him (‘stay’ command) but being able to stop at any point while he is moving and out away from you.
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