Tuesday, August 31, 2004

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Dog Training Video Dog Training Video. You have a new VIDEO training update for today, 8/25/2004. In this video, you'll get to watch me as I get a dog ready for training. Here it is. No charge :-) http://www.super-dogs.com/g/update In this video, you see me working with a nervous and shy dog ...and you see how easy it is to quickly establish a good "rapport" with any dog by gaining his trust. Here's the new video for today, 8/25/2004: http://www.super-dogs.com/g/update I shot this video because I've been getting a lot of questions lately from folks who have rescued dogs from abusive owners, adopted dogs from the pound, or are thinking about adopting a dog. And the questions usually go something like this: "I have a dog who is really shy and timid/old/ frightened/nervous. How can I get this dog to come out of its shell so I can train it?" Or it might be "I have a new puppy and he just wants to hide under the bed all day ...help!" Or they might ask "My dog had an accident on the floor and I got really mad at him. Now he won't come to me." ...And so on. If any of this sounds familiar, today's new video will help :-) Here it is: http://www.super-dogs.com/g/update I hope you enjoy it. Dean Rankin P.S. Look how shocked I am when this shy and injured dog responds to the "sit command" after only a few seconds of interaction! http://www.super-dogs.com/g/update [PuppyDogTraining.com] 8:29:14 PM