Train Your Dog to Pivot Left for Obedience and Rally

[@ColwelC]

You are soo helpful with these videos. We appreciate your help! Bandit and Carla

[@BaebeasDogTrainingPortland]

@@ColwelC thank you! I’m glad the videos help.

[@SeeMydogs]

Just found your channel. Thank you very much for very clear instructions. I look forward to watching all your videos.

[@BaebeasDogTrainingPortland]

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoy my videos.

[@alexandradittmann8588]

excellent, thanks for posting, I was wondering how to achieve this! Neat thing to have.

[@BaebeasDogTrainingPortland]

I’m glad the video helps.

[@kristaroberts-g1e]

I’ve just found your channel and watched a couple videos - very clear and comprehensive! You’ve started right from the beginning and even shown working with a brand new dog, something many trainers seem to avoid on camera. Would you be able to address what to do with a smaller dog? I’m working with Cavaliers so the point on my leg that is level with their collar is very low! Should I be crouching or bending? Should I be using something to extend my arm? If I need an extension, is there some product you know of that I could use or is there a way to make my own extension? Any help you could give would be really appreciated!

[@BaebeasDogTrainingPortland]

I’ll start making videos with my dachshund. You’re the first who has asked for small dog specific instruction. Thank you!!!

[@robinrutherfordcost4748]

I have a student that has crutches and she uses a really long shoe horn with patte or smeared cream cheese to help motivate her 8 lb Biewer terrier to stay in position beside her. I know having a bad back, not always fun to stoop so low. Gotta love the Cavaliers who really care more about you/people than any treats though, right!?! They tend to make great Therapy and READ dogs, especially if they love kids - just sayin'. Hope that helps.

[@kristaroberts-g1e]

I can definitely try this, thanks for the tip!@@robinrutherfordcost4748