Desensitizing A Dog To Ear Cleaning

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Why do you use Ecollars?
Modern, low-level, remote Ecollar training is the best and most reliable tool to use on a dog of any size. With an Ecollar you can whisper or shout and is more humane than a leash. Dogs trained on Ecollars have more freedom and a higher quality of life because of off leash training. It is also the easiest way to communicate with a dog with severe fear or aggression issues that is so precise and clear that dogs transform in a matter of days and weeks. Certain things we need to correct for and the ecollar is a communication tool like the leash. It also provides us a transition back to the owner where the new behaviors will stick.
Why do you use prong collars?
We use prongs on most dogs over 12/14 weeks old. It is one of the safest and easiest tools to work with because of the strong communication you can achieve with your dog. Prong collars look scary, but when used properly (and it is hard to use them incorrectly) they are the most humane tool you can use because they do not put any pressure on your dogs throat like most of the tools out there. It creates a very different state of re you can quickly get through to the dog using very gentle techniques through the training phase. We do use slip leashes as well. It just depends on the dog and owner’s needs.
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[@andrealanders1738]

Thank you so much for doing this video! been searching internet for help for a long time, but yours is the first video I've found about addressing the dog's issues with ear cleaning and their behavior.

[@RuffBeginningsRehab]

That's great! You're welcome

[@vanessademaria4742]

I would just like to say that your video was fabulous. The way you explain things how you were with the dog. Thank you very much. You're good at what you're doing.❤

[@RuffBeginningsRehab]

Thank you so much, I'm glad it's helpful!

[@dieselsysel3664]

Excellent instruction. Thank you.

[@RuffBeginningsRehab]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kerstineskeliyoga]

I love your video. Thank you...ONe idea I think for dogs that don't like cold fluid in ears is to warm it..I wouldn't want cold fluid in my ears

[@RuffBeginningsRehab]

Great tip!

[@brand0n.]

At 4:05 your microwave going off had me in my kitchen like a crazy person asking about a microwave that was never even on.

[@RuffBeginningsRehab]

haha, your welcome 😂

[@dtruex5688]

your comment saved me a trip downstairs, thanks

[@biralagotto]

Do you recommend do that when dog is tired after a walk or better if she is not too tired? Thanks

[@RuffBeginningsRehab]

try it! Sometimes dogs over tired can become irritated. I'd say fulfilled and a little tired is helpful.

[@penelopehunt2371]

And a muzzle 😂😂😂😂

[@RuffBeginningsRehab]

Well...yeah, when she tries to bite the owner, you muzzle condition a dog so they aren't sedating their dog at the vet for a simple cleaning.

[@RuffBeginningsRehab]

Um, well, yeah. Maybe I'm misinterpreting your comment, but muzzle conditioning a dog that bites the owners is probably a smart thing to do as they are working on this. Did you think I had the muzzle on for no reason?

[@Willow-iw4fp]

Can't even get a muzzle on

[@RuffBeginningsRehab]

look up josh muran's video on muzzle conditioning...might be Moran.

[@vanessademaria4742]

Thank u