Great job describing "default". I wrote down how you described it in an earlier vid. What the dog learns first What he likes the most What he will do the best What he will revert to when under stress
The greatest part of this vid is at 2:45!! The longer you train and the more K9 teams you are responsible for especially in police service dogs you stay humble and will always learn problem solving techniques for handlers and K9s to improve performance on the street.
I was recently hit by a car, crossing the street in the crosswalk had the light with my dog. Busy intersection next to a highway here in NYC. I managed some how to throw the dog out of the way before being hit. Car hit me I broke his windshield was then thrown breaking wrist and road rash up and down my leg numerous injuries to my body. I managed to get up. Had to being I was now in on coming traffic. My dog is now off leash across the intersection. I recalled him in this chaos no problem. The driver is now freaking out. The dog sees the threat. I after recalling him I had to call him off a potential bite. Call 911 get control of my dog and control the situation. Thats why you train. Its "Default'. Doesn't matter if you have a pet or working dog. It's about control and composer under pressure and that also applies to people. Always prepare for the unexpected. Always stay focused. I'm assuming the person who hit me was distracted. My training saved me and my dogs training saved him. 🙏🙏
@hans-alpinek9real You're welcome, Hans. Sorry for the delayed response. I'm still recovering. Fractured my wrist, and it's my dominant hand. Therapy, etc. The dog is good, though, lol. 😎
Good morning Hans. Could you post a video on personal protection? Thank you for your old school way of training have been very helpful. Love your sense of humor. Take care David
my dog,when I adopted him at 6 yrs, I had to coax him to play. I got him to bite a stick and wrestle a little. Then I tried it at night (and he is always much more alert and ready to hunt at night), and he was much more active with wrestling the stick and then he wanted to come UNDER the stick. I quickly decided to take him back inside and think about that.
Great job describing "default". I wrote down how you described it in an earlier vid.
What the dog learns first
What he likes the most
What he will do the best
What he will revert to when under stress
Thank you.
The greatest part of this vid is at 2:45!! The longer you train and the more K9 teams you are responsible for especially in police service dogs you stay humble and will always learn problem solving techniques for handlers and K9s to improve performance on the street.
That is true
Just found this channel, Appreciate the experience...
Blessings All 🙏
Glad you enjoy it!
I was recently hit by a car, crossing the street in the crosswalk had the light with my dog. Busy intersection next to a highway here in NYC. I managed some how to throw the dog out of the way before being hit. Car hit me I broke his windshield was then thrown breaking wrist and road rash up and down my leg numerous injuries to my body. I managed to get up. Had to being I was now in on coming traffic. My dog is now off leash across the intersection. I recalled him in this chaos no problem. The driver is now freaking out. The dog sees the threat. I after recalling him I had to call him off a potential bite. Call 911 get control of my dog and control the situation. Thats why you train. Its "Default'.
Doesn't matter if you have a pet or working dog. It's about control and composer under pressure and that also applies to people. Always prepare for the unexpected. Always stay focused. I'm assuming the person who hit me was distracted. My training saved me and my dogs training saved him.
🙏🙏
Thanks for listening and sharing your story
Awesome story.
@hans-alpinek9real You're welcome, Hans.
Sorry for the delayed response. I'm still recovering. Fractured my wrist, and it's my dominant hand. Therapy, etc. The dog is good, though, lol.
😎
@@jimmyj1236 No worries. Hope your recovery is going well
@hans-alpinek9real
Thanks Hans.
I'm getting there 😉
Good morning Hans. Could you post a video on personal protection? Thank you for your old school way of training have been very helpful. Love your sense of humor. Take care David
I have a bunch of them. Check out more of my podcast episodes. Also, look at my Shorts videos www.youtube.com/@hans-alpinek9real/shorts
my dog,when I adopted him at 6 yrs, I had to coax him to play. I got him to bite a stick and wrestle a little.
Then I tried it at night (and he is always much more alert and ready to hunt at night), and he was much more active with wrestling the stick and then he wanted to come UNDER the stick. I quickly decided to take him back inside and think about that.
Maybe when transitioning from sport to protection, do it at night. :)
Think about what? :)
@@Armorakc That he was coming for ME: "Oh, you wanna PLAY?"
Good point. At night the dog is always more intense.
I’ve talked to him on the phone for a Dobie and when it was all said and done is not only would I be buying into his system.
What was the price bro? Please tell me?
@@joesfreshaquatics6488 You can go to alpinek9real.com and prices are right there.
What in particular did not ring sound to you. Please let me know I would like to correct error of my ways.
Go to Alpinek9real.com. All prices are there.
I do not remember that we have talked about training. But in any case please point me to the errors of my ways so that I can correct them...:)
💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
:)
Tough time hearing the actual words. Those mics or somehow the sound is slightly muffled. Anyone else?
I have relisted the video on 2 different systems and it seemed to be fine. I am sorry for your trouble.
I have no issues with sound
I know you don't like e collar. Any suggestions for people with no voice?
The collar is an excellent tool. Learn how to use it before using it on your dog. There are excellent videos online.
Have you dogs attention on you and use hand signals or body gestures
E collar is a crutch. If you need crutch then use it.
"Canary Islands & Portugal" Do you mean Azores, Madeira and Portugal? ...Would one happen to be an older German guy, and a guy with initials TF?
My grandma is from the azores. What a place man
Yes it is him
"Masters" can't learn anything new.
Not true.
Not so. everybody can learn more.