Intro to Hold

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Welcome to Lone Duck Outfitters and Kennels! In this video we talk about teaching your dog to hold onto items. We begin using an unused paint roller so the dog can easily grip it and it's easy for us to hold, too. Plus, it's cheap and something anyone can get their hands on.
How do you teach your dog to hold?
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[@MrSarge4]

Great video. Since you’re wearing a mic, I would suggest not chewing gum. Just my 2 cents.

[@ohmaj4699]

That gum chomping bud, jeez. Good info but I couldn't keep listening to that.

[@jamesthompson2705]

I’m glad I found your series bc I am training my first lab he is just shy of 4 months and doing good so far with sit and stay but I want to get more advanced for next duck season so very glad I found this

[@RetrieverTrainingAlone]

IEXCELLENT! DAY 1 I like initial SILENCE instead of background noise of "Hold,Hold,Hold,Hold,Hold". Silence allows the dog to figure out that not chomping results in release and praise. Background noise of "Hold,Hold,Hold,Hold,Hold" may teach pup to ignore the command or interpret "hold" as allowing chomping. Later "hold" only once, "drop" only once at key instants in time. In general repeating commands erode the impact of commands to background noise.

[@Twilight.sp4rkles]

Do you have any tips as my dog will put his paws up on my arm(s)

[@roelguerra7121]

Favorite gum?

[@jannettefinch2921]

Do I need my 6 month pup to be super crazy about retrieving before ear pinch? She is going out and bringing back--I don't really know what I am expecting other than that.

[@loneduckoutfitters]

it would certainly be helpful because it makes "the reward" so much greater. if you're interested, check out our foce fetch info here: loneduck.podia.com/force-fetch

[@ianmoody9552]

Great Video!! I really liked you force fetch podcast and used it to force fetch my dog. Looking forward to seeing more videos like this to see your process as you progress through it.

[@Beach_Cowboy]

This was super helpful! Thank you for the great information!!

[@sonnyward9857]

I’ve been waiting for you to do this video but I can’t listen to the gum.

[@lolathesilverlabrador292]

Chew some gum if you want to chew some gum

[@lolathesilverlabrador292]

I could careless! I’m here for the content!

[@thehoundsmen7453]

For real

[@jameswinnett4012]

Just to be clear, Bob, you do this Hold intro before FF and then move right into FF? Thank you.

[@KKZ27]

Really enjoy your videos! I have standard poodle that is 11 weeks old. What training should I focus on before I can collar condition?

[@loneduckoutfitters]

at 11 weeks, let them be a pup. also introduce them to as many people, places and things as possible. then as they get older, crush the obedience work!

[@gallmecj]

Great job are you going to produce a part 2 & 3

[@jpsullivan5740]

I like the paint roller to start em with.

[@johnnyfive8748]

Pretty girl

[@waveoglesby2920]

How long does it usually take to force fetch a dog in general

[@loneduckoutfitters]

4-8 weeks but it depends on the dog.