I suppose so; with that technique it's sort of a pressure point for the dog so it's not just how strong you are, it's the pressure applied at the right place. It worked for me anyways.![]()
I suppose so; with that technique it's sort of a pressure point for the dog so it's not just how strong you are, it's the pressure applied at the right place. It worked for me anyways.![]()
If you use tz1's method just be careful of the little ones back/ spine. I prefer to use positve methods and have used treats and alot of praise.
Goodluck with your training.
Rhi *Hooman* Clover *Rottie x ACD* (RIP to my BRD) Elvis and Tinny *The BCs* & Harri *JRT* Luna *BC x*
I didnt teach my dog to sit.. as he came pretty much well trained with the stuff he knows.![]()
but sometimes ill hold a treat so far above his head and backwords,, that it makes him arck his neck towards his spine.. but he gets tired of that,, so he sits on his own to see the treat better.
but if your pooch keeps moving around,, that wont work.
mine stays pretty still with a fixation on the treat
kk Thanks guys!!!
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