Thank you much! Showing this side of training is soooo important! People who don't understand dogs and puppies won't understand that just because they're uncomfortable doesn't mean they will always be uncomfortable. That's part of life for any living being. This is awesome! 💚

@raecurreyswitzer1734

3 ай бұрын

People seem to forget how children/adults are taught to do uncomfortable things.

So yes the dog may look scared but we have to remember that we need to work them through this and that is what this lady is doing, short session, and as soon as the puppy displays the wanted behavior the pressure was released and she is praised, this is how dogs learn.... this is whats called learn helplessness. Even though she is doing this for shows this also a really good way teaching your dog to be ok with being handled in all part of the body If your parents never help you though things that you were scard of you would still be scared and you would never grow and then you live and die terrified...vs working though the fear and having a care free confident dog !!!!

Thank you for sharing your tried and proven puppy show stacking. The windy rainy weather was a great option for teaching Breezy that she can trust you, and she does! It's amazing that some people have a bias towards training a dog for show, perhaps some people are unfamiliar with groomers and what it takes to groom house pets. Many dogs love to show and "showoff" to please handler, owner, judges, and audience.

@Sarah.Adina.Creative

Ай бұрын

My dog struts her stuff every chance she gets- she loves attention 😂 I want to train her for show- she’s 6months and I found this video helpful. 💗🙌

Wow that puppy is sooooooo calm. Mine is like he had rocket fuel for breakfast 😂

Thank you! Very informative

Nice thanx ..lovely

Thank you so much for this video! I'm trying to learn how to train my Standard Poodle to properly stack and this is such a good example!

@LeadingEdgeDogShowAcademy

Жыл бұрын

Have fun with your training! If you need more tips, check out our free course on stacking: www.leadingedgedogshowacademy.com/p/how-to-stack and many, many more Poodle guides at LEDSA too 🐩

Hola,muchas gracias por el video, podria mostrar mas de cerca los happy legs? Gracias

trying this with my akita puppy turned into a wrestling match..

I wish to figure out how to get my Samoyed to stack she just wants to look down and everywhere but forward and she just wiggles out of my grip shes 8 months so very much a pain in the butt right now 😅 she doesn't even want to hold her tail up like she does the other 20 hours in a day just not when I want to work with her or work on her gait 😩

Where can I buy the stacking box?

@tracypruss4562

2 жыл бұрын

search for happy legs

@LeadingEdgeDogShowAcademy

2 жыл бұрын

We are currently sourcing Happy Legs and hope to have more information on how to buy soon! Thanks for your interest

@Ay_steph

2 жыл бұрын

Definitely interested in happy legs

@Sarah.Adina.Creative

Ай бұрын

I was curious too! 🙌

Hhhmmmm….looks a little bit terrified

@JakeAvatar1

Жыл бұрын

The puppy may be nervous. She did say they just met. Salukis tend to attach to one or two people, and older ones tend to ignore anyone else. They are also a desert breed meant to chase hare and gazelle in extremely hot weather. So anything below 70°F is cold to them.

That dog is terrified, no learning can happen there.. tail tucked in, whole body shivering… are you that blind to the dogs body language?

@lizdoll6039

Жыл бұрын

But she kept saying the dog was cold and was shivering I’m just learning about this but I would like more information

@JakeAvatar1

Жыл бұрын

That isn't unusual in Salukis. It sounds like it is their first lesson together and that they are outside. Salukis are an ancient desert breed. We have archeological evidence of them as far back as Mesopotamia, and they likely were around longer. They still have wild Salukis in Saudi Arabia. So even if it is 50°F a dog of that age will be chilly.

@nimbob19

Жыл бұрын

sighthounds naturally tuck their tails and are very intolerant to colder weather🤦🏻‍♀️body language for one dog does not apply for every other dog ever

@Purelypawsspa

10 ай бұрын

It’s a puppy, and it’s her first lesson. Don’t be so judgemental, this lady knows what she’s doing and she’s treating the dog very nicely

@marfa.h3526

9 ай бұрын

There is always a context we need to remember when looking at a dogs body language. In this situation there was chilly breeze so that is why the dog was shivering.

Not very kind the unpleasant side of showing !

@jessicab.2479

10 ай бұрын

Nothing cruel was done. She simply taught the dog to stand for a show.

Horrible