Shelter Dog Training (Part 1) With Sit Means Sit Dog Trainers

Shelter Dog Training

We realize that remote dog training is a very controversial topic. Most of the Controversy lies with the uneducated. At "Sit Means Sit" Dog Training, we don't only explode the myths of remote dog training, but we believe in actually 'showing' it in visual picture, to take you well beyond 'theories'. Dog training 'theories' are really put to the test when the actual training of the dog takes place. In today's remote dog training lesson, we are going to explode a few dog training myths about remote dog training, and other things. Now that I have everyone's attention, these are some of the myths that you will see.

Myth number 1.
"You cannot 'teach' with a remote collar, it is only used to reinforce known commands".

Not only is this untrue, but until you learn how to 'teach' with it, you will never understand the unlimited potential of this wonderful training tool, and learn the powers of having your dog with the best possible attitude, and for the longest period of time.

How will we show you this??
The dogs in the video that you are about to see, are right out of the shelter. It is literally impossible for all of the dogs that you are about to see, to have known the variety of behaviors that we are about to show you, and for them to have known it at that level. If they had, they all wouldn't be in the shelter in the first place. Our shelter dog training has obviously helped adoptability tremendously.
The second thing that you will see here, in regards to 'teaching', is that you will notice that neither of the trainers, are saying a word to the dog. They are obviously 'teaching'. We do not allow pulling on the leash, and since we are an off-leash remote training company, it would not make sense for our locations to get well-versed in leash tugging, since a leash will be non-existent shortly anyway.
"Sit Means Sit" Dog training regularly donates their time to help dogs get adopted. We do not allow any raising of your voice in our training. Fred Hassen is the background voice heard in this video, during his teaching of the Ronald and Morris, who are new locations to the growing "Sit Means Sit" dog training locations around the country and Canada. There are presently 99 locations, and this is just a part of the three week training process. This is part one of a 2 part video, both of which were taken on the same day.