Cindy Training Endy, our New 8 Week old Puppy from Michael Ellis

Cindy working engagement exercises with our 8 week old puppy, Endy. You will see the beginning of Michael Ellis' program on training puppies. Endy is learning marker training. Cindy works on touch pads, luring Endy to get her used to manipulate her body and whistle recalls.
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[@JelenaDrvendzija]

Excellent engagement for such a young pup, excellent work. Loved every second of it. Bravo!

[@LauraHopkinsCDL]

Great to see such good engagement from such a young pup . Nice job :)

[@LeerburgDogTraining]

Endy is a remarkable dog - you can see her all grown up now working with Forrest in his videos.

[@wellmannereddog]

Do you remember what treats you are using at this time? Thanks!

[@DailyPokerLog]

I just have one question. In one of your video's you explain that you shouldn't let the dog possess the tug for too long or at all sometimes. Here the dog is allowed to have the tug for awhile. I also see that she is having a hard time getting the dog to come to her. When the dog does though she tugs which I understand and get. What do you do in that situation? Just wait for the right moment or manipulate it otherwise?

[@DJWildBoi]

Joe Lee I think it may because there is still tension on the bog by having the rope attached to it

[@YoSneeze]

do the same methods still work?

[@bpd1111ify]

What treats are your giving her?

[@LeerburgDogTraining]

Paul N We use high value treats that the dogs really like. Left over chicken or steak from dinner cut into tiny pieces, or small pieces of the Happy Howie's treats work great leerburg.com/HappyHowies.htm . The reward treat has to be small so the dog doesn't lose focus because it's trying to chew a big treat. Use whatever your dog considers a high value treat- each dog is different in what they prefer - and only give that to the dog when you are training - that helps keep it high value.

[@dewaynebrown1319]

How can I get the video

[@LeerburgDogTraining]

I'm not sure that this exact footage is in a particular video, but the work done here begins with The Power of Training Dogs with Food with Michael Ellis. leerburg.com/training-with-food.htm