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10 responses to “Dog Obedience training with Ron and Mac”

  1. EmmaEmma888

    Sorry, I mean, don’t try to run before you can walk though… You need to get that dog on your leg and close on your heel free before you start with your A recall. I know in America you lose points for ‘crowding’ but you should aim for 6inches away from your leg. Use a cue word, ‘watch me’ or ‘close’ works nicely for me!!
    Enjoy her, she’s really coming on.

  2. EmmaEmma888

    Excellent distance control. Nice sit at thye end of the exersise.
    Don’t try to run before you cqn walk bthough.

  3. MacsBoss

    At only 6 months of age, your Sheltie is still just a baby.
    How long have you had her?
    Has she always barked at people (and other dogs) during her walks on a leash?
    At home, is she friendly with visitors or is she wary of them?
    Do you have a Dog Obedience Club in your area?

  4. Lizaveta85

    What can you give for advice,to make sheltie (girl 6 monts) to not bark on people and dogs on a street during a walk on a leash?

  5. wavioo

    As a dog lover I want to go to the Tom Rose school and start my own obedience classes for dogs.

  6. KevsLola

    What a smart little dog!

  7. youngtex416

    Why are your shorts so damn high…lol

  8. Samixi

    Yeah, I agree, very good job you two are doing! And it seems very funny to Mac, that’s great.
    Congratulations, keep loving so much that beautiful sheltie.
    XXX from Spain
    Rakel

  9. o76296

    Wow. He’s very well trained.

  10. maddogagility

    good job Ron and Mac. Mac sure looks like he loves the games and tricks with you and treats in the front yard.
    Keep up the great work.

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