Collar Conditioning Part 1 - Duck Dog Training

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Welcome to Lone Duck Outfitters and Kennels! In this video we talk about collar conditioning. Follow along to learn about how to start collar conditioning your dog at home.
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[@VogeljagerGunDogs]

Call it Bob's Beneficial Briefs! Keep 'em coming!

[@christinahall9545]

So glad you’re doing videos! I do not recommend watching this on 1.5x speed 🤣 I’m a little sea sick lol

[@loneduckoutfitters]

sorry! we're making adjustments to be better

[@christianmartir4878]

Love the videos keep em coming

[@MrOliverwoods]

Very good.

[@brianjohnson326]

I’m gonna have to watch again,no just

[@tericrosby5659]

Couch diaries was great

[@loneduckoutfitters]

should we do more couch surfing videos?

[@jeffab87]

I used to train in a different dog sport 10+ years ago and it was commonly taught to keep putting on and taking off the ecollar on for a month or so before using the stim. The thought was you dont want them to know where it was coming from. Do you see any benefit to that or is the dog smart enough to know where the stim is coming from?

[@shaynehamilton]

After collar training do you always use the collar? My dog listens to my commands 8out 10 times so I use it when he decides not to listen but should I always use it?

[@michaelpawlitz3109]

Strike Dog!

[@jmiller7284]

What model collar do you like the best

[@loneduckoutfitters]

we recommend the dogtra 1900s for most people. they're simple and can take a beating. check them out on our website: loneduckoutfitters.com/collections/dogtra-e-collars/products/dogtra-1900s

[@ricardourroz9322]

How! Someone need training on video editing hehehe :). Good info though. Thanks

[@spredmore8260]

Do you use vibrate with collar conditioning?

[@loneduckoutfitters]

never

[@fjwrt]

Here I thought dog trainers drank natty light! 😅

[@lanitabronikowsky1003]

The video effects aren’t needed hun it’s distracting 😃 helpful tip

[@loneduckoutfitters]

thank you for the feedback. we're learning and adjusting.

[@JordanSmith-fg6if]

Gotta disagree on one thing, a lot of dogs feel level 10 on a dogtra 1900s. I’ve seen dogs that are collar conditioned and will respond with a behavior any time they feel the stim, and they will react at levels lower than 10 consistently. Once the dog is ear twitching or neck cranking, the level is already too high for “low level collar conditioning.” Make the collar stim a behavior command like down on a super low level and test it for yourself. They feel levels way lower than you might think.

[@DrDaleHubbardPhD]

Collar conditioning is not necessary Dale Hubbard, Ph.D.

[@WASHINGTONSTATEDOGTRAINER]

YOU KEEP SAYING TEACHING WITH THE COLLAR AND YOU ALSO SAY YOUR NOT TEACHING WITH THE COLLAR ..... GO BACK AND LISTEN TO YOUR VIDEO BEFORE YOU RESPOND TO WHAT I JUST SAID .....