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by Bob McKown on 17 August 2010 - 18:08
Do you have any training clubs near by? USA,WDA, DVG,ect...
by Ruger1 on 17 August 2010 - 18:08
dito
by Phil Behun on 17 August 2010 - 18:08
How close are you to Jim Alloway?
by Ruger1 on 17 August 2010 - 18:08
I have never heard of Jim ....Would this be your recommendation of someone to contact?
by Bob McKown on 17 August 2010 - 18:08
Jims a good guy and runs a good club.
by Sam Spade on 17 August 2010 - 18:08
Pat Matarrese 330-654-3239 Diamond,Oh just east of Youngstown------the Scarberrys 330-336-6560. Seville, Oh just E of Akron------John Nussbaum 330-828-2942. Dalton, OH just east of Canton------Bob Adams 724-588-0711 Greenville, PA just NW of Youngstown-----the Blackfords 419-465-4542 Monroeville, OH just south of Sandusky.
All of these people are closer than 7 hrs and if they cannot help, I'm sure they can point you in the right direction
by Ruger1 on 17 August 2010 - 18:08
Sam.....Thanks for the names and numbers....I will do a little research on these trainers and clubs...
Ruger1
Ruger1
by MAINLYMAX on 17 August 2010 - 18:08
R1,
Before you spend your hard earned money be sure to have as much information
on your own about the basic foundation work. Clubs have a director of training, but
the more you can put on your dog before you approach a club the better.
The club does not want to work you through all the basics, but they also don't
want to retrain a dog that has not been trained right. It's not easy, unless you
had a friend to give you a helping hand. One that knows what they are doing.
Cee... offered to help you get started..... may be that's not a bad idea.
Video's are good if you are just starting out. You can't go far working off a vacuum.
And you can replay them over and over. Look for ones that are made for the task you have
at hand, and go from there.
How do you eat an elephant?...............One bite at a time!!!
Before you spend your hard earned money be sure to have as much information
on your own about the basic foundation work. Clubs have a director of training, but
the more you can put on your dog before you approach a club the better.
The club does not want to work you through all the basics, but they also don't
want to retrain a dog that has not been trained right. It's not easy, unless you
had a friend to give you a helping hand. One that knows what they are doing.
Cee... offered to help you get started..... may be that's not a bad idea.
Video's are good if you are just starting out. You can't go far working off a vacuum.
And you can replay them over and over. Look for ones that are made for the task you have
at hand, and go from there.
How do you eat an elephant?...............One bite at a time!!!
by Ruger1 on 17 August 2010 - 19:08
Max...One bite at a time...I like that...Who is Cee..??? I must have overlooked that post....
Ruger1
Ruger1
by MAINLYMAX on 17 August 2010 - 19:08
R1,
Cee is... Malshep.....I don't remember the post but she did offer, unless
she withdrew...... PM her.
A series from start to finish to gain confidence training and working your dog
is much needed. I would like to see people put their $600. there first.
Clinton Anderson does a series on riding with confidence that I think is superb.
Clinton says so much in his tapes I put my Sony player on slow speed. It makes
him sound like he has had about 3 beers, but it is slow enough for me to follow him.
I bought all his DVDs. I can't say enough about him training newbies and the confidence
that I got from watching them. My horsemanship skyrocketed.
I am still a fan of natural horsemanship.... that old Ray Hunt used to teach.
Cee is... Malshep.....I don't remember the post but she did offer, unless
she withdrew...... PM her.
A series from start to finish to gain confidence training and working your dog
is much needed. I would like to see people put their $600. there first.
Clinton Anderson does a series on riding with confidence that I think is superb.
Clinton says so much in his tapes I put my Sony player on slow speed. It makes
him sound like he has had about 3 beers, but it is slow enough for me to follow him.
I bought all his DVDs. I can't say enough about him training newbies and the confidence
that I got from watching them. My horsemanship skyrocketed.
I am still a fan of natural horsemanship.... that old Ray Hunt used to teach.
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