#heelwork

Fußarbeit von Anfang an – Teil 1 👣🐾❤️ Für mich ist die Fußarbeit eine der schönsten, aber auch kleinschrittigsten Übungen im Hundesport. In diesem Reel zeige ich euch die ersten Schritte im Aufbau mit Amos: ✨️ Futterhand interessant machen ✨️ Führen an der Futterhand ✨️ Bögen, Winkel & Tempowechsel ✨️ kurzer Abriss der Futterhand – mein sogenanntes „Nähnadeln“ Viele kleine Schritte, die sich später zu einem großen Ganzen zusammensetzen. ❤️ 📌 Folgt mir für Teil 2, wenn ihr den weiteren Aufbau nicht verpassen möchtet. Ihr habt Fragen zur Fußarbeit oder braucht Unterstützung im Aufbau? Dann meldet euch gern bei mir. ❤️ 📽 @pawtraits4dogs #fussarbeit #hundesport #hundetraining #begleithundetraining #heelwork

​3 tips for a rock-solid contact position with independent breeds! 🐾✨ ​Working with independent dogs means we have to be extra smart about how we build value and engagement. If you're struggling with focus or positioning during heelwork, try these 3 tips: 1. ​Use your hand as a frame: Get your dog into a sit right next to you, and use the hand closest to the dog to create a gentle, visual frame. This helps guide them into the right spot and gives them a clear boundary. 2. ​Feed from above: When rewarding, deliver the treat from directly above their head. This reinforces the exact position you want, preventing them from lunging forward or twisting out of place. 3. ​Move away to build motivation: Once you finish the exercise, release your dog and actively move away from them. The faster the better. Creating distance naturally taps into their desire to follow you, boosting their drive and excitement for the next rep! 🚀 . . . #Saarlooswolfhond #forest #ulvehund #ulv #wolfdog

It sounds strange at first, but fast responses, explosive recalls, beautiful heelwork, and commitment to commands are not created by repeating obedience over and over. They are created by developing the physical and mental abilities that align with your dog’s natural instincts and allow them to perform with speed, confidence, and precision. Many dogs aren’t stubborn. They simply haven’t unlocked their movement potential yet. My Golden Retriever didn’t unlock these abilities until he was three years old. Today, at seven, he responds with the speed, precision, and enthusiasm many people believe is only possible when training starts in puppyhood. This approach is taught exclusively within the STSK9™ training system. Inside our MVP™ program, you’ll learn the complete blueprint behind developing movement, drive, and the abilities that make reliable obedience possible. You’ll receive coaching and guidance throughout the entire process, so you can build the same foundations and achieve the same, or even better, outcomes with your own dog. Link in bio. #goldenretriever

To care so much about emotion and expression in heelwork can seem unnecessary — but the truth is that it might be the key you’re missing 🔑 The focused heel is such a weight baring exercise in sport — almost every exercise and discipline starts, ends or gets executed from heelwork. Spending time making our dogs love it isn’t a waste of time — it’s an investment in everything. Emotion and clarity in heelwork will transfer to other parts of obedience and it will even make your bitework behaviours more crisp. Comment KEY to get the link to the course! 🔑

Not every obedience session has to be about perfection. Sometimes, it’s all about having fun. 🐾💙 This little clip from yesterday is exactly that. My goal wasn’t to create perfect heelwork—it was simply to enjoy training together. We played a lot, mixed in short heelwork sequences, I moved more freely, and just let him enjoy the game. And that’s when you can really see him come alive. Sure, he’s not quite as precise as during our regular training sessions, but he’s having so much fun—and that’s incredibly valuable to me. So here’s my advice: Every now and then, head to the training field without putting pressure on yourself. Do what both you and your dog enjoy. These sessions build motivation, strengthen your relationship, and make the “serious” training even better in the long run. ❤️ Because a dog that works with joy will often give you so much more than a dog that simply works out of routine. ✨ #dogtraining #obedience #igp #malinois #workingdog dogsport motivation teamwork vibadog

So they offered this move when I made a turn instead of turning so I thought, I’ll take it!!! 😃 usually they back around me one after the other as a trick so this is a nice different version #dogtricks #heelwork #dogtraining #dogtrainersofinstagram #dogtrainer #positivereinforcementtraining ##positivetraining #bordercollies #bordercollie #bordercolliesofinstagram

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Training my puppy so he doesn’t become a menace to society

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NORTH 🖤 55255 8.5 months old and I’m really enjoying the obedience with her! ☺️ We still have a lot to tidy up and work on but im just loving the process with her every day ❤️ #obediencetraining #heelwork #dutchherder #sportsdog

Heelwork session with Bertie using the 3 step process. Such a kind , gentle dog that simply loves being with you. @abergwenllandogs @sportingsaint @ancodogtreats @acme_whistles @teampureflax @testvalleylanyards @drjohnpetfood @gilbertsonandpage #fyp #dogsofinsta #dog #dogs #dogstagram

𝕋𝕙𝕖 𝕨𝕠𝕣𝕤𝕥 𝕥𝕙𝕚𝕟𝕘 𝕥𝕙𝕒𝕥 𝕔𝕒𝕟 𝕙𝕒𝕡𝕡𝕖𝕟 𝕥𝕠 𝕪𝕠𝕦? ℕ𝕖𝕧𝕖𝕣 𝕗𝕚𝕟𝕕𝕚𝕟𝕘 𝕠𝕦𝕥 𝕨𝕙𝕒𝕥 𝕪𝕠𝕦’𝕣𝕖 𝕣𝕖𝕒𝕝𝕝𝕪 𝕔𝕒𝕡𝕒𝕓𝕝𝕖 𝕠𝕗. #dogsport #heelwork #malinois #mondioring #reel