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Posts Tagged ‘distraction’
This video shows a dog being trained on his first day of sitting away from you, and because of the initial attention training, getting into it with distraction very early becomes quite easier. This video shows one dog learning initially with the Sit Means Sit collar, and the other dog already is trained and has absolutely no equipment or leashes on as he is already an attentive dog. You can see the contrast of a beginning dog, and a trained dog. To learn more about the Sit Means Sit collar, see: www.sitmeanssit.com
Last week I had a health scare with my 3 year old beagle, Tater Salad, and am now almost 00 dollars in the hole! YIKES! I have two beagles, I love them both to distraction and NEVER want to be in a position where I cannot pay for treatment for them. This was a real wake up call- emergency vet care is EXPENSIVE, and it doesn’t matter if your dogs are young and healthy. Anything can happen, and everyone who has a pet should think about what they would do in an emergency situation.
Also, ANY dog can develop bloat- even a 20 lb. beagle. It’s more rare for smaller dogs, but can still happen- if your dog is obsessively swallowing, licking the air, vomiting foam, dry heaving repeatedly, burping, etc. get him to the vet right away. My dog was bloated without the usual "twisted stomach" (thank god), and did not need surgery. If he had, I would be looking at a much steeper bill…
Long story short, for those of you who have gotten pet health insurance- What company would you recommend, and why? Who would you steer clear of? What has been your experience w/your company, and how does it work? Like, do you have to carry an insurance card, or do you get reimbursed? And what exactly does pet insurance cover?
Thanks in advance!
Sit Means Sit dog trainers and dogs took this last week and a half and spent it at the Seattle Home Show educating Washington residents as to the dynamic, off-leash dog training that is available to them. We had a guest German Shepherd, Dyce, that helped out by boasting his obedience skills around the heaviest of distractions in Qwest Center at only nine months old. Two notably sized Newfoundlands, Timber and River, at nearly 175 pounds each, will be two of the largest dogs in Sit Means Sit …
Ashton Fitz-gerald and Lianne Hassen demonstrate some amazing Sit Means Sit dogs at a tradeshow. www.sitmeanssit.com For information on becoming a Sit Means Sit Dog Training Franchise see www.sitmeanssit.com To find a Sit Means Sit dog trainer in your area: www.sitmeanssit.com…
Chris Flegler of Sit Means Sit Brisbane, Australia teaches “Beau” the five month old Australian Cattle Dog how to pay attention around some basic distraction. This is Beau’s first lesson with Sit Means Sit and the Sit Means Sit dog collar. Sit Means Sit teaches control through attention and after laying in some foundation skills with the Sit Means Sit dog collar, Chris instructs Beau’s owner on how to re-direct his attention when distracted. Beau even learns how to greet strangers politely …
Week 4 session 4 with Tate the Bichon Frise and Linda Kaim of Coeur d’Lion K9 in Westminster, Maryland. This week we demonstrate the sit-stay with moderate distractions and introduce the down stay. Note the marked improvement in Tate’s heeling and auto sitting. Ollie debuts as Tate’s distraction; another Bichon puppy at Coeur d’Lion for residency Board and Training. We train all dogs, all ages all breeds for basic obedience, problem solving and much more. Visit us online at www.lionheartk9.com…
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