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:

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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  1. JimAngel’s avatar

    JimAngel on October 21, 2012 at 12:04

    Thank you in advance for your prompt response. i appreciate it a lot.

    Blessings !!

  2. Helen Gruenhut’s avatar

    Helen Gruenhut on November 19, 2012 at 06:22

    Can you tell me the total price plus shipping, with money exchange for “Heeling Is Just Another Trick”?
    Does any one in United States sell this DVD?
    Thanks, I have no idea if I can afford the money exchange.
    Heeling is my favorite thing.

    1. LoLaBu’s avatar

      LoLaBu on November 19, 2012 at 13:22

      The exact amount varies from day to day, so best is to put “45 euros to dollars” in Google -- today it says 57 usd. You can as well get it through Clean Run and Dogwise.

  3. Sandrine’s avatar

    Sandrine on December 1, 2012 at 12:04

    Bonjour,

    Je viens de passer commande pour le DVD Tricks et marche au pied en français, et je ne sais pas si ma commande a été validé et quel délai est nécessaire pour la réception du DVD.

    Merci de votre réponse,
    Dans l’attente de le visionner …
    Amicalement,
    Sandrine

    1. LoLaBu’s avatar

      LoLaBu on December 1, 2012 at 20:42

      Yes, your order came though fine. You’ll get another note when the DVD is shipped -- normally Monday, so you should have it by the next weekend.

  4. Sandrine’s avatar

    Sandrine on December 2, 2012 at 19:19

    Merci de votre réponse,

    Amicalement
    Sandrine

  5. Alycia Rogal’s avatar

    Alycia Rogal on January 2, 2013 at 21:15

    I just downloaded and watched this heeling video and have started practicing with my dogs. I did some work on rear end awareness on my young dog when she was a puppy so she is familiar with having her front feet up on a “pot”. My purpose for buying the dvd is for competition obedience heeling and I was wondering what your “cue” words were for left and right sided heeling. My girl knows that “heel” means find my left leg and “strut” is what I use for forward movement. Should it just be one word and which one do you think I should use for the left/right turning exercises on the raised object? Thanks, Happy New Year!!!

    1. LoLaBu’s avatar

      LoLaBu on January 2, 2013 at 21:42

      I use two different cues for left and right heeling and use the same cue for either finding the position and for forward/back/side movement -- it always means to stay at the leg. I only introduce it once I put myself next to the target. For free pivoting, I don’t really have a cue -- you can use one, but not heeling cue, but something like pivot and reverse or something.

  6. Letizia Carbone’s avatar

    Letizia Carbone on February 7, 2013 at 22:37

    Hi Silvia, I’m downloading this wideo right now… I’m so looking forward to start working with my Sure! :-)

    1. LoLaBu’s avatar

      LoLaBu on February 7, 2013 at 22:39

      Great! I’m sure Sure will love it! :)

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