Ivan Balabanov is the best. He does an excellent job teaching. I have trained in Schutzhund. If I ever train another dog, it will be an OT Vitosha. I am not sure what country I want the bloodline from. Does the Belgian Malinois have as good of a nose as the German Shepherd in scent work? Thanks for the video.
Just found you after you and Michael Ellis did a show together. I've been watching your videos almost non stop for 2 days. In one of your videos, I think I recognized Omar Von Mueller. Was I right? Did he train with you? I thought he was my favorite trainers although I have learned most of what I know from Michael. You are inspiring me to a whole new level. Thank you so much for making these videos.
In teaching the 'Out' Ivan states letting the dog know it is OK to let go! After working the dog in prey drive to encourage the dog to bite it is time now to teach the dog it is OK to let go. To teach a dog to bite is time consuming. You must 'sucker' the dog onto the bite sleeve. It is not nature for a dog to bite! The first time a dog does bite that is not a trained protection dog they are normally euthanized. After that to know that a dog will bite is to bring the dog to a concealed sleeve. They will become sleeve happy! Once a dog has been worked in 'prey drive' and taught to bite with a full mouth and to bite hard it would be difficult to train the dog properly to 'out'! Ivan is the best!
Can you explain your thought process behind letting the dog “keep” the toy vs bringing it back to you? With a dog that has the personality of “come challenge me for this” like the second dog in the video, you seem quite happy to let them do that. I was wondering if there’s more information on this.
Ivan is the master of transitions!
Perfect control. The on/off switch demonstrated beautifully.
Ivan Balabanov is the best. He does an excellent job teaching. I have trained in Schutzhund. If I ever train another dog, it will be an OT Vitosha. I am not sure what country I want the bloodline from. Does the Belgian Malinois have as good of a nose as the German Shepherd in scent work? Thanks for the video.
Just found you after you and Michael Ellis did a show together. I've been watching your videos almost non stop for 2 days. In one of your videos, I think I recognized Omar Von Mueller. Was I right? Did he train with you? I thought he was my favorite trainers although I have learned most of what I know from Michael. You are inspiring me to a whole new level. Thank you so much for making these videos.
AMAZING.
Beautiful outs 🤩can you also teach a young dog this which already has an out issue
In teaching the 'Out' Ivan states letting the dog know it is OK to let go! After working the dog in prey drive to encourage the dog to bite it is time now to teach the dog it is OK to let go. To teach a dog to bite is time consuming. You must 'sucker' the dog onto the bite sleeve. It is not nature for a dog to bite! The first time a dog does bite that is not a trained protection dog they are normally euthanized. After that to know that a dog will bite is to bring the dog to a concealed sleeve. They will become sleeve happy! Once a dog has been worked in 'prey drive' and taught to bite with a full mouth and to bite hard it would be difficult to train the dog properly to 'out'! Ivan is the best!
That "PUSTI!" is perfect.
Sir, Super.
Excellent!
The best.
Can you explain your thought process behind letting the dog “keep” the toy vs bringing it back to you? With a dog that has the personality of “come challenge me for this” like the second dog in the video, you seem quite happy to let them do that. I was wondering if there’s more information on this.
How many times you got biting? Just wondering 🤔
And we wonder why we have rotator cuff issues!
If his people training skills matched his dog training skills he would be the best trainer in the world.
oh my god,perfect balance
Damn
Clearly, this dog is already taught. Lol.