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Old 07-28-2010, 11:30 PM   #11 (permalink)
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I am neither a trainer, nor do I compete in Obedience or Agility, my personality is too competitive that it would no longer be fun for myself or the poodles.

I have used both traditional, clicker and purely reward based training. I have NEVER corrected nor told Baldr NO, and he has the best recall ever. He is very obedient, he has a small issue with out of sight and very long distance sit-stays (too much of a momma's boy). Foxxy I trained the same way and her sit stay is SOLID and she is also very obedient and well behaved. I get many comments from people saying that I have such well behaved poodles, of course all dogs have their moments, but they are very good.
I think training is a very personal choice, and what works best for you.

Below are some pics of where I put Foxxy in a sit stay and Baldr and I walked away and around to the bank of the river in front of her. When I released her, she decided to use the shortest path until she realized the water was a little too deep for her liking

That's because you must be doing things correctly to the method.
I find a lot of people say that these 'methods' don't work for them etc. and it is only because they aren't doing them properly in the first place !
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That's because you must be doing things correctly to the method.
I find a lot of people say that these 'methods' don't work for them etc. and it is only because they aren't doing them properly in the first place !
Thanks .... it is funny cause people think I am very strict with my guys, I am just under the belief that dog should have manners and that is it possible to do it in a positive manner like Victoria Stillwell.
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Positive training did work for Millie - especially for new learning things, and I will continue to use positive reinforcement. BUT - she was under the impression that she could do things on HER time, not mine. In MY case, using corrections has had an immediate effect on her acceptance of the immediacy of my commands. Sit means sit the FIRST time, etc.

I am definitely going to use just as much positive reinforcement as correction because I love how this keeps her motivated.
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