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The Common Sense Approach to
Herding
The Common
Sense Approach to Herding is
a four part series that reveals answers to these questions and much
more! Whether a trial enthusiast, a rancher, or a household pet owner,
understanding the theory behind herding will help you work with your
dog to better enjoy the great sport of herding.
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The Theory of Herding
The
first in this four-part series, The
Theory of Herding,
provides a firm foundation for beginners and resourceful information
for the accomplished.
- Why herding?
- Why do dogs do what they do?
- Why do sheep do what they do?
If we understand what the dog is thinking and what
the sheep are thinking, then we will know what we should be thinking.
The
Theory of Herding will
provide the foundation you need for training your dog successfully.
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The Theory of Respect
The
second in this four-part series, The
Theory of Respect,
teaches the dynamics of the pack hierarchy and how it fits into
successful training of your herding dog.
- What makes a successful trainer?
- Why must we have the respect of our dog to herd?
- How does the dog gain the respect of the sheep?
Understanding the different aspects of respect
will reveal techniques of becoming a pack leader and how this effects
herding success.
The
Theory of Respect will
help you gain and apply this understanding.
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| CUSTOMER TESTIMONIALS |
Well, again hugs to you and Jerry for getting us headed on the right
track in herding with our dogs. We had a pretty successful weekend and
here is what we did:
Reckon was entered in Int A Ducks and Started B
Ducks both days. He qualified all runs, got three 1st places and one
3rd place AND RHIT from the Int A Duck run today with a score of
90.5!! He now has 2 legs in each.
Rawhide got 3rd in Started Sheep today and Risk, my Reckon son I'm
bringing to camp in May, earned his HT.
Mary and Libby qualified and got 2nd place on Int A Ducks yesterday for their first leg!!
We are tired and happy! Thanks again for all of your help and support!
Kim
Had a fantastic week in the Land of Oz.....weather was great; Jerry's
training bldg is super; Coyote, EmmaRose and I learned; felt pampered
even though we worked hard. Will be home on Monday.
Also, going to make a few changes in River's training. Just
trying to keep the training needs/stages of 3 dogs separated will be a
challenge with each having a different style. Fun. See you
in October.
Marge
Hi Sharon and Jerry
Just
thought I would let you know Auggie got his started title in ASCA on
sheep this weekend in two tries! James showed him for me the
first two times and Q'ed both times than the last two runs I took him
in didn't Q the first time but did the second and my one score was even
better than the ones he Qed with to title. So much fun to
watch him work and trialing him! . Fun---its what its all about
right? and he certainly enjoys everything he does.
:o) He did receive a 3pnt major WD/BOS and (RWD to a
3pnt also this weekend). So all in all a very good weekend for
Auggie.
Take care and hope things are well with you folks too!
LorieMore
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Video #1
The Theory of Herding
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Video #2
The Theory of Respect
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Video #3
The Theory of Driving
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The Theory of Driving
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Why do so many people have problems teaching their
dogs to drive livestock?
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What is the difference between driving and
fetching?
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How do you teach your dog to control livestock in
a constructive way?
The third in this four-part series, The Theory of Driving,
will help you understand and apply the concept of a dog being able to
take control of his livestock!
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Video #4
The Theory of Outrun,
Lift, and Fetch
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The Theory of Outrun, Lift,
and Fetch
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Why is an outrun so important?
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Why does it matter how a dog
brings the livestock to his handler?
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Why does my dog always cut off the last 2 sheep?
The
last in this four-part series, The Theory of Outrun, Lift,
and Fetch will answer these questions and many more!
Understanding the mental things that go on between dog and livestock,
the duty and secrets of a good shepherd, and how a shepherd regards his
livestock will help you be a successful herding dog trainer.
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