This is a video of me working on some ideas for a double dog routine with Splash and Tug. Splash is 2 years old and Tug is about 9-10 months. I have had Tug for 5 months now, and he is simply brilliant, and really shows how only using Positive reinforcement really WORKS! 
I do not use any form of positive punishment with my dogs. Meaning they can never get anything wrong…
I went to Spain for two weeks to do dog training seminars in Madrid and Barcelona for the AEEC, but equally importantly to meet friends I have made though youtube! Here are their youtube channels: Pere with Hechi, Asia, Big Bang (check out her channel to meet her other dogs!) www.youtube.com Ana with Queenie the Mal- www.youtube.com Dani with Dardo- www.youtube.com Emi with Lluvia and Meghan- www.youtube.com Julia Faci with Nena and Chula- Youtuber to be? Off camera awesome dog trainers I got to hang out with: Richard www.youtube.com Eliseo- www.youtube.com to be continued I got to meet a lot of different animals at Action Fauna, thanks to Oscar! The AEEC hosted my seminar and treated me like a queen. I had a blast! The Spanish really know how to party! Thanks to my friends at Dogsenjoy for making my trip so special. AEEC- www.aeecp.es Dogsenjoy- www.dogsenjoy.es/
The beginning of the video shows splash learning to sidestep out in front of me without looking back, this is our newest trick. Kiko learns how to shake a blanket. Later I am just doing some play training with Tug. And at the very end, Splash decides to do the limbo under a stream of water… Splash makes me laugh everyday…
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This video is just a couple of the things I have been working on with my dogs recently. Enjoy. Feel free to post a video response! funny dogs clicker training dog obedience puppy tricks canine freestyle amazing unbelievable
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This video shows some of the tricks I have been working on recently with Kiko and Splash. Some of the more interesting ones are, teaching Splash to look left and look right, teaching her how to skip, and how to shuffle backwards in a bow. Kiko started offering a tap dancing behavior which I captured, as well as scratching with her back feet. I also taught Kiko to go between Splashes legs as I saw a Boston Terrier do in the movie Hotel for Dogs, and thought it would be very cute to teach. Splash however, looks stressed as you can see, when kiko works too closely around her, because Kiko usually will boss Splash around if she is too close to her. All these tricks were taught using clicker training and no forms of positive punishment (meaning me saying No! or eh eh! Wrong! Or any physical manipulation)
I trained this trick using blatant luring with food in two sessions: One session with just the two objects and the next session switching to Splash’s legs. A lot of trainers do not like to use luring because of the myth that it will be hard to get rid of the lure. The key with using luring is that you raise criteria rapidly.
This video goes over the steps on how to teach your toy dog to love being in a purse. One of the main reasons that people get small dogs is for the convenience of being able to take them where ever they go. One way of taking dogs everywhere is by concealing them in a purse. This tutorial…
This is one of the coolest and most impressive dog tricks to have in your pups repetoire. This particular method of training this trick works very well for smaller dogs! check out youtube user zsianz1 ’s video tutorial on how to teach this trick! www.youtube.com dog training clicker training canine freestyle doggy dancing