Videos

Proofing the "sit" cue

We are very verbal creatures, unlike dogs who find body language much easier to understand. This means that we as handlers sometimes overestimate what our dogs actually know, that is, what behaviors the dog can perform when we ask it to do so. We usually think that the dog knows more than it really does and believe that for example it is always the word “sit” that makes the dog to sit. Read more about it in this blog post: https://www.retrievingforalloccasions.com/can-your-dog-really-do-what-you-ask-it-to-do/

Webinar: Stopping at a distance

Do you want to give your dog more freedom off leash? Or do you want to do gun dog work? Then a fool-proof panic stop is vital for your dog to know. During this live webinar Elsa and Lena, authors of the book "Retrieving for All Occasions", will show you the training steps to get a dog that stops by default when a rabbit runs by and when you ask it to stop - everything in a positive way using the clicker philosophy. You will also have the opportunity to ask your own questions. Read more and sign up at: https://www.crowdcast.io/e/stopping-at-a-distance

Webinar: Reliable Behaviors

Getting your dog to perform the behavior you want in any setting can be a challenge. Join Swedish dog trainers Elsa and Lena, authors of the book "Retrieving for All Occasions", to learn how! Read more and watch the replay at https://www.crowdcast.io/e/reliable_behaviors

Casting - first steps - Quling

Stop whistle at a distance

Seeker cold game trial 2017-09-24

Seeker's second cold game trial

The builder retriever

Having a helpful pet retriever makes things a lot easier!