Heeling

No, it is not a boring exercise. Heeling can be lots of fun for both you and your dog if you see and teach it as a trick. This video will lead you through the whole process, from an easy puppy trick to long and enthusiastic heeling with great focus and perfect position.

The trailer:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rp32djjKdD0

There are different ways to order:

1. download Buy Now!
The video is 45 min, it’s 710 MB, estimated download time on 1.024 Mbps line is 1,5-2 hours.

2. DVD sent by post

in that case, you pay additional 5e for shipping.

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Heeling is just another trick video is now available in French too:

Grace à Adeline H. la vidéo “Heeling is just another trick” est désormais également disponible en Français

La bande-annonce en Français :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cT2_yP2dTNY

Deux options vous sont proposées :

1. acheter la version téléchargeable (39.99€)

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Une fois votre commande effectuée, vous recevrez le lien de téléchargement. Le fichier fait 700mo et le téléchargement prend entre 1 et 2 heures pour un débit de 1 024mo/s. En cas de difficulté pour la lecture, utilisez le lecteur VLC media player disponible gratuitement ici : http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

2. la version DVD, expédiée par la poste (40€, frais de port de 5€)

Vous recevrez votre DVD par courrier dans un délai de 6 jours ouvrés. Une participation aux frais de port de 5 Euros est demandée pour cette option.

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  1. Marilyn Chiang’s avatar

    Hi Silvia

    I am in the March Foundation class but like the some, I can’t resist ordering the heeling DVD. It such a joy watching your dogs heel and I hope I have the time to incorporate some heeling practice as the Foundation class is starting real soon!

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    1. LoLaBu’s avatar

      Sure, heeling sure is fun, I’m sure you’ll both like it!

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  2. Martina’s avatar

    Hi,

    I have your heeling DVD and tomorrow we start with training! I was just wondering how long it takes till a dog is good at heeling. I know it depends on the dog but maybe you have some experience and can tell me.

    Thanks a lot.

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    1. LoLaBu’s avatar

      I guess that if in a hurry, you could get it in a month or so… But if you go for all the little details too, then I think 3 months is more realistic. Have fun!

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  3. Nicole Keller’s avatar

    Hello, I have just ordered your heeling DVD and can’t wait to get started with my Min Pin who normally does one lap of sniffing before then focussing on me! I’m also hoping my baby BC will realise that heeling is fun! It all sounds very promising. Nicole.

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    1. LoLaBu’s avatar

      I’m sure they will love the new trick!

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  4. Jodi Dowling’s avatar

    Silvia I have just started training with this DVD. I was wondering, as my dogs are all 1 year old and older, what size bowl do you start with? My 1 year old will not put his feet on the bowl, he keeps pawing it only. I am clicking for that as I think at least it is a start. I my bowl too big? Or should I use something flatter, like a frisbee to start with?

    Thank you Jodi

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    1. LoLaBu’s avatar

      I think something like that dog food container I was using with my BCs might work? You can also try a flat target first to see if it’s any easier to get front feet on, but I actually find it easier with a higher, bigger, more defined object. Maybe your bowl is too small – OR he is hesitant to step on because of the material?

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      1. Anonymous’s avatar

        I went to a big dish next thinking the same as you, a bit better, but still not doing well. I will try a flat target next I think. He is not a confident dog either, so possible I need to go in small stages with him

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        1. LoLaBu’s avatar

          Yes, it could be he doesn’t feel comfortable with putting feet on something… Flat target might help and some other feet tricks (like giving a paw, shutting doors and drawers, walking with his feet on your feet etc.) might help with his confidence too.

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        2. LoLaBu’s avatar

          Tricks are great for confidence building, so just give him more time and definitely teach as many tricks involving objects as possible, to help with his confidence around new objects.

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