How To Be A Great Dog Training Mentor
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Today Uncle Stonnie is training Labrador Retrievers and demonstrating how to be a great dog training mentor!
00:00 - Introduction
03:24 - I Don't Have Time To Be A Mentor
07:36 - Learning How To Reverse The ATV
09:06 - Socialization & Mentoring Opportunities Are Everywhere
14:22 - DIY Yard Glider in action
14:26 - C Takes over while Stonnie Mows
15:48 - Small Brush Pile Challenge
17:30 - Mentorship and Multi Tasking
We hope you guys enjoy!
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Are you a fan of my training style, but can’t travel to Kentucky to see me in person? No worries! I offer an awesome online dog training course, which includes access to an array of exclusive videos and content, personalized coaching, journaling, and in-depth mentoring and evaluation by yours truly! If you just need some an advice or have a couple questions you need answered, I also offer professional consulting by the hour. Both of these great services can be found here: www.kentuckycanine.com Thank you all for your remarkable support over the years! I cannot express enough how grateful I am for your appreciation and patronage of this channel, my training style, and my kennel. Always remember, it’s a great day for a puppy-sized adventure!
Such a valuable message, and so perfectly delivered Stoney! Wherever we find ourselves, a message that positively challenges folks, helps better society. Keep it coming 👍
Looking like you have some great help out there today Stonnie. Annie's helping Gracie, Charlotte and "Cameraman" are helping you... looks like dad has a lot of ice cream to buy/serve up this evening. Never met a dog yet that didn't like ice cream either.
I can't believe how beautiful Annie is. I've been watching since she was a puppy and now she's a mentor! Charlotte is growing into a lovely professional dog trainer - Gracie trusted her completely. Gracie has the calm, attentive and polite points of her training pretty well down, but when her mentor, Annie, took off with the stick I had to laugh. Love the messages conveyed in this video, for the two-legged and the four-legged. Cameraman, beautiful job as usual. This one belongs in the family's personal collection; they are only this size and age once.
I am impressed by your patience and positive attitude toward your daughter and the dogs. That sure was not the way I was brought up!
Thank you or taking time to example these principals. I love how you use mentorship in both dog training and "life training."
Great video! Nice dog training Charlotte! I like how much Gracie wagged her tail when you guys were on the brush pile
This video is amazing! World would be much better if every dad did what you do with your daughter, congratulations!
Yes. responsibility is a choice we all need to make
Love the channel! And love the message if more had this attitude we’d have a world full of much better people, and dogs!! Keep up the good work!
Quality advice, EVERY TIME. UK
@StonnieDennis
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Thank you!
❤😃 Wonderful message.
These videos are so needed. Thank you Kim/DQ
you are a true master
I think this is one of my favorite videos. I love the idea of mentorship. QUESTION: I live in Louisville, on 20 acres. How do you not have hundreds of ticks on you? Do you treat the property with something? Thank you in advance!
you really are a good man!
Charlotte should have boots on like dad. She might be able to climb that brush pile better. 😊(That’s the grandma in me coming out!) Great video. Charlotte is lucky to have Stonnie for a mentor❣️
@StonnieDennis
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I gave up trying to get her to dress like me…
@fmknokey
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@@StonnieDennis 😂Just the boots! My dad used to get mad at me for always going barefoot. 😊 I finally learned to wear the right kind of shoes for the right kind of work after getting bee stings and stubbing my toes. Sandals and climbing brush piles might not be dressing for success. In my humble opinion. From one mentor to another. 😊
🇮🇪,,very good video
What food do you use for training at you facility? Do you avoid intestinal upsets?
This is a slice of America I wish everyone could have DQ
@StonnieDennis
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Ask yourself why certain interest groups are working so hard to destroy something so beautiful…
What slip lead do you use?
What? Uncle Stonnie’s kind of particular? 😉
What cordless tools do you use?
@StonnieDennis
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Milwaukee!
Stonnie, at the dog park the other day, a big dog picked up my chihuahua in it’s mouth and flipped her on her back, three separate times, before I could pick up my chihuahua. She was very angry at the other dog. The owner thinks “They are just playing” . What should l have done?
@StonnieDennis
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As a general rule, it’s a bad idea to put dogs positions where they are at a significant physical disadvantage. I would only take a Chihuahua around dogs of it’s own size or around dogs who are known to be super friendly, tolerant, and outgoing.
I find it highly unreasonable if neighbors expect dogs never to bark. Mine does out of happiness and excitement, when chasing squirrels, home defense, etc. Not for no reason. But thinking that dogs should never bark is like saying children should never yell or laugh.
@StonnieDennis
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The general rule is that dogs bark about one hundred times more than their owners admit. No one should have to pay a mortgage and have to listen to nuisance barking, loud music, etc.. Impolite dog owners ruin everything for polite dog owners, IMO…
Great points as always. Dog training should be a more communal activity. And a well behaved dog is invaluable for teaching other dogs. Same for people I guess lol.