Dog Training by Kikopup | Harnessing the Hunter - Building your relationship & reliability with a hunting dog @kikopup | Uploaded June 2022 | Updated October 2024, 7 hours ago.
A brief overview of the video I created with Tawzer Dog in 2013 entitled Harnessing the Hunter - Building your relationship & reliability with a hunting dog. I include video examples of my protocol for working on predation issues in dogs using before and after footage. There are many methods to train dogs, in this video I use Progressive Reinforcement Training, this is a way of training that doesn't involve the use of intentional physical or psychological intimidation. One reason I really like this method is that the hunting behaviors are instinctual so instead of punishing them, you can get the dog to want to do the alternative behaviors you want and choose interacting with you and listening to you over chasing prey.
Product Description
Harnessing the Hunter: Building your relationship & reliability with a hunting dog
Here is the link to the video on demand: dogmantics.com/product/harnessing-the-hunter-vod
This streamed video covers the most important foundation behaviors and exercises to train your hunting dog in order to build your relationship and gain reliability around prey. The tutorials will cover exercises to lower arousal and stress, build attention, proof important behaviors, and teach impulse control. These techniques are not only useful for those who have hunting breeds and never want them to hunt, but also for people who do want to hunt with their dog, but would like their dog to have an off switch from hunting. However, this video will not cover how to teach a dog to hunt, only how to get reliability of behaviors around prey. Emily came up with the idea to make this video while training her spouse’s two rescued hunting dogs. Trisch, her Podenco was one of the most stressed and excitable dogs she had ever seen around prey. She would literally make herself sick after seeing an animal on leash, or pursuing an animal off leash. After lunging, barking, and screaming madly or simply seeing an animal, her eyes would get bloodshot, her ears would go bright red, and she would have allergies for the next 3 days, scratching herself until she bled and being in a high state of arousal. Emily knew she had to put a stop to this, not only for her own piece of mind, but for Trisch’s well-being and happiness too.
Running Time: 2 hrs 7 mins
Produced by Tawzer Dog LLC
Filmed 2013
Copyright 2013 Tawzer Dog LLC
Topics covered in order:
Intro
Basics of Training/Building your relationship and trust
Interrupting behavior with an attention noise
Attention games
Calm foundations
Setting yourself up for success- management and prevention
Important exercises for hunting dogs:
1 Attention - Positive Interrupter
2 Recall
3 Leave it
4 Get it drop it
Counter conditioning
Reinforcement
Walking Skills:
1 Giving Into Pressure
2 Lets go
3 Teaching the dog to stop when you stop
4 Impulse control on leash
Using a long line to train
Building attention and lowering arousal around prey
Games for hunters:
1 Rapid fire
2 Leave it
3 Strike a pose
4 Naming
5 Premack
Regression and Touch up training
A brief overview of the video I created with Tawzer Dog in 2013 entitled Harnessing the Hunter - Building your relationship & reliability with a hunting dog. I include video examples of my protocol for working on predation issues in dogs using before and after footage. There are many methods to train dogs, in this video I use Progressive Reinforcement Training, this is a way of training that doesn't involve the use of intentional physical or psychological intimidation. One reason I really like this method is that the hunting behaviors are instinctual so instead of punishing them, you can get the dog to want to do the alternative behaviors you want and choose interacting with you and listening to you over chasing prey.
Product Description
Harnessing the Hunter: Building your relationship & reliability with a hunting dog
Here is the link to the video on demand: dogmantics.com/product/harnessing-the-hunter-vod
This streamed video covers the most important foundation behaviors and exercises to train your hunting dog in order to build your relationship and gain reliability around prey. The tutorials will cover exercises to lower arousal and stress, build attention, proof important behaviors, and teach impulse control. These techniques are not only useful for those who have hunting breeds and never want them to hunt, but also for people who do want to hunt with their dog, but would like their dog to have an off switch from hunting. However, this video will not cover how to teach a dog to hunt, only how to get reliability of behaviors around prey. Emily came up with the idea to make this video while training her spouse’s two rescued hunting dogs. Trisch, her Podenco was one of the most stressed and excitable dogs she had ever seen around prey. She would literally make herself sick after seeing an animal on leash, or pursuing an animal off leash. After lunging, barking, and screaming madly or simply seeing an animal, her eyes would get bloodshot, her ears would go bright red, and she would have allergies for the next 3 days, scratching herself until she bled and being in a high state of arousal. Emily knew she had to put a stop to this, not only for her own piece of mind, but for Trisch’s well-being and happiness too.
Running Time: 2 hrs 7 mins
Produced by Tawzer Dog LLC
Filmed 2013
Copyright 2013 Tawzer Dog LLC
Topics covered in order:
Intro
Basics of Training/Building your relationship and trust
Interrupting behavior with an attention noise
Attention games
Calm foundations
Setting yourself up for success- management and prevention
Important exercises for hunting dogs:
1 Attention - Positive Interrupter
2 Recall
3 Leave it
4 Get it drop it
Counter conditioning
Reinforcement
Walking Skills:
1 Giving Into Pressure
2 Lets go
3 Teaching the dog to stop when you stop
4 Impulse control on leash
Using a long line to train
Building attention and lowering arousal around prey
Games for hunters:
1 Rapid fire
2 Leave it
3 Strike a pose
4 Naming
5 Premack
Regression and Touch up training
