Sentences with phrase «as handler learns»

The activity builds a stronger bond between dog & handler as handler learns to observe, understand, and rely upon his dog.

Not exact matches

As members of the Fifth Fleet, you and your handler are summoned to provide support for the Research Commission, which is heading to the New World to study the Elder Dragons and learn why they migrate to this place every ten years.

In this class your dog interacts with and becomes comfortable with other canines and their handlers, as well as learns how to heel, sit, come, stay and down.

A competition is put in place to not only prove our dogs and bloodlines and of course ourselves as breeders, but to learn and grow from the shared knowledge of other breeders, handlers, trainers, owners and judges.

Even if a service dog does not learn to alert to a seizures, their handler can still benefit from the dog as s / he can stay with the person and comfort them as they recover (by laying beside them), lick them as they re-orient, or go get help as the seizure is happening (or the other tasks listed above).

«I hope to learn how to provide medical care for these amazing dogs while making the experience as stress free as possible for both the canines and their handlers,» said Warner, who is a member of the U.S. Army Veterinary Corps, and will be participating in a one - year internship with the Army at Ft. Benning, Ga., following graduation, before being stationed as a veterinarian.

As mentioned above, corrections made by the owners / handlers rarely work and in most cases their dogs simply learn that they just need to wait for you to leave, in order to access the food.

As a novice handler, I wanted to learn all I could about dog behavior and training techniques and realized that one dog was not enough, so soon came dog # 2 and both earned AKC Junior titles and stared working on Senior.

Golden, flat - coated, Chesapeake Bay, curly - coated and Labrador retrievers will fill a field off Brooks Lane Saturday as they and their handlers learn to make the most of the dogs» natural hunting and retrieving instincts.

Dogs learn reliable response to basic obedience commands including sit, down, stay, leave it, go to mat, polite leash etiquette as well as several other skills that build handler attention.

As handlers, we learn to listen to them, to trust their judgment.

Subsequently, John served his country as a Military Police Dog Handler and Trainer, in which he learned many of the techniques and approaches that he uses today.

I've also learned that one of the reasons the Black Russian Terrier was developed was to replace these dogs as guard dogs because the Ovcharka had such a hard temperament that it would frequently turn on its handlers.

Follow Parker and his handler, Christy Waehner, CNWI, as they take foundational skills learned at a K9 Nose Work workshop and apply them over the course of eight months to progress to competition level K9 Nose Work ®.

Whether you are just getting started in the breed ring or are an experienced show dog handler, you will enjoy learning how to work with your dog as your partner to get outstanding showing results by using positive reinforcement without punishment.

As volunteers, we are having fun in play groups or walking dogs but there is a lot to learn if we want to be better handlers and give better advice to our clients.

You are also going to learn how each of these techniques play on each other to create a finished product of an adult dog who not only loves to play as a reward, but also understands the rules of play and how to play with their handler.

Learning Agility: Dog agility is like an obstacle course run with a human handler as guidance.

This training includes exposure to loud noises and music, learning to be lead next to a handler, responding to their body language and rhythm, tolerating items such as batons and flags handed back and forth and carried by the rider, and the ability to stand still when mounted from a ramp.

Although the GSDCA has programs to recognize the success of it's Juniors, it believes that Juniors are motivated not by prizes but by the opportunity to exhibit in the sport, to learn and develop as handlers, and to met and enjoy new friends as they prepare for the future of the sport of dogs.

This is especially important for materials handlers to learn, as they often have quotas to fill.