How Do You Train The Obedience Phase Of Schutzhund?

Obedience is an essential phase of a Schuzthund trial. The obedience phase demands teamwork between dog and handler and requires precision and skill to achieve maximum points. Obedience is not a difficult skill to teach, but it does require consistency and determination on behalf of both handler and dog.

Begin your training when your puppy is young. Pups as young as twelve weeks can begin basic obedience training and develop the basic skills necessary to succeed in the Schuzthund obedience ring. Let your puppy become accustomed to the collar and lead as early as possible to avoid issues later in training.

Review the list of required commands that your dog must perform to pass a Schuzthund obedience trial. These include various heeling exercises, sits, downs, stability under gunfire, send-outs, and retrieves over the hurdle and the A-frame. Many of these exercises are a little complex to teach but can be easily accomplished once the obedience foundation is in place.

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The protection phase of Schutzhund trials is often the most watched portion of the day. The control, stability and responsiveness of a well-trained protection dog are hard to find in any other sport. Protection seems like a daunting task to train a dog in, but with frequent and proper training nearly any dog can be taught proper protection exercises.

Start working with your puppy for the protection phase of Schutzhund. Protection and bitework are vital skills that your puppy must learn in order to compete in Schutzhund, and the foundation skills can be started on puppies as young as eight weeks old. Play with your puppy with the burlap sack.

Burlap has nearly the same texture as bite sleeves used in training and competition and allow you to familiarize your puppy with the idea of a bite and reward system. Wave the sack near your puppy and encourage her to bite it. Release the sack as soon as your puppy bites on it.

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The protection phase of Schutzhund trials is often the most watched portion of the day. The control, stability and responsiveness of a well-trained protection dog are hard to find in any other sport. Protection seems like a daunting task to train a dog in, but with frequent and proper training nearly any dog can be taught proper protection exercises.

Start working with your puppy for the protection phase of Schutzhund. Protection and bitework are vital skills that your puppy must learn in order to compete in Schutzhund, and the foundation skills can be started on puppies as young as eight weeks old. Play with your puppy with the burlap sack.

Burlap has nearly the same texture as bite sleeves used in training and competition and allow you to familiarize your puppy with the idea of a bite and reward system. Wave the sack near your puppy and encourage her to bite it. Release the sack as soon as your puppy bites on it.

Allowing her to “win” and take control of the sack. Biting the sack ... more.

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