When you do the leave it command. You must give treats from your treat pouch. Taking treat you ordered the puppy to leave and give it to her means, it is OK to come back and take whatever I commanded to leave. Leave it means leave it forever.
I will be getting my vizsla shortly. I am trying to figure out the "look" teaching command. You state that it is "similar to name command, but eye contact should stay until released". Are you saying that the eye contact should stay on the item you are holding to your side, or on you? You say "until released", does this mean that you then release or give Blue the treat or that you are releasing her from having to pay attention to look at whatever you are holding?
Chuck Haddad With my dog the command “look” is just another word for focus on me. It tells her that she has to make eye contact with me but I don’t release her, she just looks away shortly. If you are out in public and your dog is overwhelmed then this will help relax them.
@@DavidNinoOfficial "These justifications for docking working dogs' tails lack substantial scientific support. In the largest study to date on tail injuries in dogs the incidence was 0.23% and it was calculated that approximately 500 dogs need to be docked to prevent one tail injury."
i just got a viszla living in australia and would never cut her tail in a milllion years. God she is so eneregetic though non stop got to take her for runs/walks 3 times a day.
We dock them because as a hunting animal if i have to pull a dog out of a hole i wont break her tail pulling her out. Its like if you had to pull a person up its stronger and safer the farther up the arm... Also it wont get hurt when running and swimming even fighting another animal. So its also for safety. And yeah it hurts, for a day. The dog doesn't care and loves to hunt.
When you do the leave it command. You must give treats from your treat pouch. Taking treat you ordered the puppy to leave and give it to her means, it is OK to come back and take whatever I commanded to leave. Leave it means leave it forever.
The puppy is so cute
You are an excellent trainer!
That's impressive! Fantastic job with that vizzy.
Thanks for that video I have been searching everywhere how to teach my 12 week old vizsla some new tricks
Adorable 💞💞💞
Where do I find one.
So Sweet i also have a vizsla but a boy
How many times she said good girl
I didnt realise that you got snow over there in Australia dude !!!
But... how to train him(her like that ?
How does she do with that deer antler shed?
Do you have any videos showing the begining of the training. I'm getting my Vizsla in about three weeks and i'm searching for good guidlines.
+Aleksandar Čerčinović Sorry, I don't have videos, but I searched on youtube for basic training tips for commands like "sit"
Omg I’m getting my vizsla in about 3 weeks too! Also I know yours will probs be like 4 yrs old now xx
Love the tuck sit. That will be helpful if you do obedience with her later
+Tibbi S thanks. I had not actually ever heard of "tuck sit" before, so I guess I got lucky :)
I want a viszla.
what treats do you use?
Thanks for the videos. Which treats are you rewarding him with?
very nice😊
I will be getting my vizsla shortly. I am trying to figure out the "look" teaching command. You state that it is "similar to name command, but eye contact should stay until released". Are you saying that the eye contact should stay on the item you are holding to your side, or on you? You say "until released", does this mean that you then release or give Blue the treat or that you are releasing her from having to pay attention to look at whatever you are holding?
Chuck Haddad With my dog the command “look” is just another word for focus on me. It tells her that she has to make eye contact with me but I don’t release her, she just looks away shortly. If you are out in public and your dog is overwhelmed then this will help relax them.
How much price vizsla.
I live in the U.S. it cost average $1000. In Hungary around $200
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Don't dock your dogs tail! It's there for a reason, especially for athletic breeds like a Vizsla.
There's a reason sport/hunting dogs have their tails docked, especially the Vizsla.
@@DavidNinoOfficial "These justifications for docking working dogs' tails lack substantial scientific support. In the largest study to date on tail injuries in dogs the incidence was 0.23% and it was calculated that approximately 500 dogs need to be docked to prevent one tail injury."
Why did you cut off the tail that’s so mean
LegO scar it’s called docking the tail.No, it’s not mean look it up(not in a mean way)
Yes looks like you have mutilated the puppy by cutting its tail short??
why do the damn Americans have to cut the Vizsla's tails, not only does its look stupid it's darn right cruel and unneccassary.
I agree, and I'm from the States. I hate cropping and docking. Where are you from?
i just got a viszla living in australia and would never cut her tail in a milllion years. God she is so eneregetic though non stop got to take her for runs/walks 3 times a day.
so true! and the natural tail from a vizsla is so beautiful and fits perfect... no idea why people are doing such stupid things.
We dock them because as a hunting animal if i have to pull a dog out of a hole i wont break her tail pulling her out. Its like if you had to pull a person up its stronger and safer the farther up the arm...
Also it wont get hurt when running and swimming even fighting another animal. So its also for safety.
And yeah it hurts, for a day. The dog doesn't care and loves to hunt.
bullshit