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Labrador Retriever Puppy Training
"Everyone who starts a working retriever puppy needs to know about Bill's Hillmann's "traffic cop."
It's an easy and effective method for getting a young puppy started on steadiness and marking."                          Mike Lardy                                                         
Golden Retriever Training
The subject of this production is teaching
the Fetch command.  The common term for this is force breaking.  A number of years ago Bill decided to work on a process to use the electric collar to reinforce the Fetch command AFTER he has taught force fetch, in a teaching way.
Remember the electric collar is used to reinforce a command they ALREADY KNOW.


Chapter 1  Getting Started
               Bill shows the training level he likes the                                  dog to be at before starting to teach Fetch.


Chapter 2   TEACHING Fetch
               Bill shows in consecutive training sessions how
                      he teaches the Fetch command in his                       golden retriever training session.


Chapter 3   Fetch - with Reinforcement
                 Bill shows in consecutive sessions how he                            reinforces teh Fetch command with the collar.

A Golden Retriever female "Torch" is introduced for her first public appearance.



Training for Retrievers
Training your Pet with the Electric Collar shows consecutive training sessions with a mixed breed
[half Jack Russell terrier] one year old pet "Tilly"
which has never been worked before the camera started shooting the lessons.  You will see the very first time Tilly hears the SIT command and the first time she walks on a line. 

CHAPTERS:
Equipment
How to start each training session
Teaching the SIT command
Rewarding the SIT command
Reinforcing the SIT command with the collar
(including a Summary at the end of the chapter)
Teaching HERE command
Rewarding HERE command
Reinforcing HERE command with the collar
(including a Summary at the end of the chapter)
The NO command
The Importance of  Practrice
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Force Fetch Training
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Labrador Retriever Puppy Training Videos

Bill teaches and reinforces the SIT command at a young age as part of his Labrador retriever puppy training.  He then contrasts this with massive amounts of excitement.  These combine to create an absolutely rock steady retriever at a very young age.  Bill calls this process the "Traffic Cop."  In this video Bill takes a young labrador retriever and shows the entire process in a day by day series of lessons.  This method works beautifully with a Labrador Retriever, a Golden Retriever or any breed that you want to teach to be a great retriever.
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Training Any Breed of Dog - 
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We are not steadying the dog.  We are teaching him to sit with minor distractions as tossing a bumper on the ground.
Don't call it steadying. Steadying is a continuation of the SIT command and will come later on down the road.