Chi Chi z AlpineK9 videos of development pp dog - Page 1

You have seen elsewhere How I am developing this dog from a pup.

You can see videos on this link first two posts on top. :

http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/english_toy_spaniel/community.read?post=863837-defense&p=10

 

here she is progressing to muzzle attacks:

Here Chi Chi doing muzzle attack for the first time .

Raw video- unedited. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HbGdl7oJ9A

Then I put tremendous emphasis on "defusing" the dog right after the muzzle training:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daZwSa3xXrM

I never understand what they wanna proove with above video also that

dog looks not very sure and strong but maybe she is with a other different helper and trainer get a better view I don,t blame it on the dog.

here some other stuff:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A29bJnctHN4

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrIrJxT9vwU&feature=youtu.be

nothing to do with prooving anything black malinois, many people onlyshow video of finishedproduct, Ilike this better

I like the dog, dont agree with lot of other things said around it

for example

well balanced dog dont need "defusing" balanced dog will light up on provocation treath, but have good on/off switch, most dogs that will bite around after taken off the bite are doing this in drive overload, but not for agression reasons mostly
this dog looks like very nice balanced dog,

good dogs have focussed and controlled agression, not agression towards everything around them

But you criticized my dog for being under control of himself, when the decoy was no longer a threat and I called my dog back to me ( an untrained dog )... I also don't believe a dog should be striking at every one after the job is done, and my dogs have not 'needed' to be trained to have an off switch.

jeah joan, didnt you also say when the camera was turned off your dog dropped the jacket and attacked the helper LOL give it a rest Joan

Couldn't agree more Duke about giving it a rest.

No, I said the decoy came off the truck and reengaged the dog....the dog had dropped the jacket as soon as he hit the ground and focused on the decoy, not the jacket . Point being, the dog should work appropriately and have the genetics to so.

This vid will show you what happened when the camera was turned back on....

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ush1lyedmzwd0tt/otto-truck%20second%20bite%2009%2010%2014.mov?dl=0

I'm not an expert but in the channel or sport, but I agree with BlackMalionis. In the other videos the handler is always handling the dog with only a choke chain on and allows the dog to pull on the choke chain. I feel like the dog would be more confident if the handler used a flat collar for restraint and only used the chain for corrections.

I agree with use of the flat collar during agitation. If my dog wears the prong she does the same thing only that she sits in one place to avoid the pull on the prong, if shes on the flat collar she pulls and wants to go forward to the decoy.

A strong dog with drive doesn't notice the prong in bite work... Prong even creates drive.