OBEDIENCE TRAINIBG Seminar (BH)

[humper]

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up agen!!!!

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up ko ani...naa nasad koy papirmahan ni fred....dis tym dako2x jud hehehe!

fids, nagpahimo ka og t-shirt na naa face ni fred noh? mao tingali na imo pa pirmahan... heheh

[ritsche villadolid]

Join our upcoming Obedience Training Seminar (BH) with internationally known Canine Behaviourist, Schutzhund trainer/judge, former USRC Breed Warden and lifetime canine enthusiast Mr. Fred Alimusa this coming 20th (1:00 P.M.) Saturday -THEORY, and the 21st (7:00 A.M.) Sunday- HANDS ON/ ACTUAL TRAINING at the Family Park Talamban Cebu City.

This is an open invitation to all canine enthusiasts irregardless of breed preference, for more details please contact Mr. Kent Soco at (915)461-2712 or Ms. Jennifer Sio at (905)415-6707.
Registration Fee 500.00 for the 2 days event, inclusive of snack and certificate.
Thank you and hope to see you all there.

Fraternally yours,
Yoda

nendot ne, daghan ta makat onan

[ritsche villadolid]

What is BH and BH test?
Loosely translated from the German, Begleithund means companion dog. The BH test consists of a test of a basic level of obedience i.e. walking at heel with the handler on and off a leash, staying in a sitting position when left by the handler, staying lying down when left by the handler and then running to the handler when called, and staying in a down position away from the handler whilst another dog does the other exercises in the near vicinity.

In the other part of the BH test the dog is observed walking next to the handler, sitting and lying down in a busy public place. The dog is also left alone tied to a pole in a public place whilst another dog is waked past it.

The overall purpose of the test is to evaluate the dog’s trainability and temperament. It has a very practical relevance to all owners’ needs and therefore ideally suited to the objectives of the Federation’s training infrastructure.

It is within the reach of all people and all dogs and therefore everyone is encouraged to participate in these tests. The other beauty of the BH test is that it is not a competition and therefore people participate in a great spirit of camaraderie.

baby kent bilib ko nemo daghan ka nahebaw an

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Obedience Training

"He steals food from the table."
"She won't come back when she's called."
"He destroyed the living room rug."
"She barked and barked until the neighbors complained."
"He's a wonderful dog, but I wish he wouldn't . . . "

Lots of dogs have no manners, and their owners are at a loss as to how to teach them manners. So these hapless folks frequently end up hollaring at poor Misty or smacking Buster on the butt with an open palm or a newspaper. Even worse, when Rambo doesn't shape up, he's banished to the basement or the backyard to live his days in solitude, or he's taken to the pound because "we just can't deal with him any more."
Obedience training would have prevented many of these problems and can help solve the bad behaviors that exist. Many people think that obedience training is something that is done to a dog to make it perform some artificial activity on command. But if we turn the words around, we'll be closer to a real definition: Obedience training is to train dogs to be obedient, to obey anything and everything they're told to do. It covers a wide range of lessons a dog can learn, including tricks, family manners, show ring exercises, and skills demonstrations. Sniffing dogs, service dogs for handicapped owners, search and rescue dogs, sled and carting dogs, hunting dogs -- all carry their obedience training to the highest degree. They have been trained to obey an unusual set of commands that increase their value as helpers to man.
Training would be a cinch if dogs spoke the same language that people speak. But, alas, 'tis not so. Dogs have their own attitudes,voice and body language, and mindset. They can be stubborn, dominant, submissive, or fearful, characteristics that can make them difficult to train.

[BaLoRyo]

wow...ininglis...paki translate sik b..hehe..btaw...kumija ra...ato ni up napd : )

up for tonight ",)

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balors, musta? ana jud na basta makalitan ko, maka ininglis... hehehe

[moyimus]

Thanks moyimus! This event was organized by the Cebu Rottweiler Verein.
By the way, kita ko sa video sa imong cocker spaniel maayo kaayo pagka-train si suki!

Wow na touch ko dah, coming from you...salamat! ako ra gikalingawan si Suki. I enjoy teaching her tricks gyud! She knows around 40 words / commands now.

I can say among all my dogs, she's the smartest, most well-behaved among the pack. Nindut gyud kung ma obedience train ang dogs because mugawas ilahang full potential. Mas ma close pa gyud ang bond between master and dog, because they can understand what we are trying to say. I like the respect and listening aspect, because mupa-tuo gyud dayon. I can't wait to learn new things from you guys!

Dog Training/Obedience = Respect = Better Behavior


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Blog written by my dogs: Stormwind Kennel

[moyimus]

permission to ask question please...

The P500 registration is per dog or per person?
What if 1 person + 2 dogs?
or
2 persons + 1 dog?

matsalams!

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permission to ask question please...

The P500 registration is per dog or per person?
What if 1 person + 2 dogs?
or
2 persons + 1 dog?

matsalams!

hi moysimus, thank you sa imo gshare sa thread.... maayo kaayo imo dog...

about ur question, 500/person. sunday nata magdala og dogs kay mag actual traning naman...