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Dog Training E-Collar
Rating: 4.6 out of 5(59 ratings)
335 students

Dog Training E-Collar

No stressing or raising your voice | Behaviors that matter RELIABLY
Created bySteven Lung
Last updated 7/2022
English
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What you'll learn

  • Step-by-step training progressions across 5 key behavior using Positive Reinforcement only
  • Understand how to gradually incorporate the E-Collar with a positive relationship
  • Reinforce and overlap behaviors with both Positive Reinforcement and E-Collar
  • Fade out threats and have an off-leash dog enjoy life as a....DOG!

Course content

10 sections • 28 lectures • 2h 39m total length

  • Course Welcome0:43
  • Training Expectations1:48

    Train your dog daily before meals, with 5–10 minute sessions and optional lunch sessions, keeping them energetic while teaching work and leadership, plus downloadable step-by-step instructions.

  • Training Tools4:22

    Required tools:

    1. Clicker

    2. Light Dog Leash

    3. Regular Flat Collar

    4. Herm Sprenger Prong Collar (and extra links if needed). 2.25 size for ALL dogs.

    5. Long line/leash (15ft or 30ft)

    6. Educator E-Collar [no longer offered on my website]

      1. ET-300 Model for Single Dog

      2. ET-302 Model for Two Dogs, with one remote

      3. Educator Think Hair Contact Points - Optional

    7. Treats (moist ideally)

    8. Platform bed

Requirements

  • No experience needed, but commitment to train 5 minutes before each meal twice per day
  • Purchase Educator E-Collar, highest quality and the one used on the course
  • Purchase other training tools as needed, unless you already have them (leash, treats, bed, etc.)

Description

Shake, roll-over, and play-dead may impress dinner guests, but will not help you take them on hikes, nice walks, and share in public spaces without adding stress to you when pulling on-leash, running away, or risking their own safety.

Our dogs get more freedom when we know they will behave. Now they get to chase rabbits and sprint down streams while going outdoors. They will come when called and behave for their safety. In return, our relationships with them improve. There is less friction. They gain confidence as they know what to do instead of wondering what you are trying to communicate. In return, we get to experience more of their unconditional love and silliness at more times and in more places.

Discipline Equals Freedom - Jocko Willink

A true statement from this Navy Seal. It also applies to dogs, to enjoy more life doing dog things. Not limited to a backyard. Not limited to a shelter. Not limited to a leash. We believe dogs want to please us. Clear communication of expectations and properly reinforced behaviors for everyday life is where the 5 Functional Behaviors come in. When our dogs clearly understand these, it is all you need.

The 5 Functional Behaviors you will learn reliably

  • Functional Recall

  • Functional Walking

  • Functional Patience

  • Functional Restrain

  • Functional Leave It

4-Step Functional Framework

1. Learn all skills with no use of an e-collar. 5 minutes, twice per day

2. Overlap treats with an e-collar at levels they can barely feel. Levels YOU can barely feel.

3. Passive association. Repetition. They learn how the e-collar works & when it turns on/off while being motivated by treats and your praise.

4. Increase their freedom slowly as we confirm their understanding of e-collar sensations and fade-out treats.

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone who wants a symbiotic relationship with with their dog
  • You don't want to limit your dog to a 6ft leash all their life
  • You spend a lot of time outdoors with your dog

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