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

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

    Blessings !!

  2. Helen Gruenhut’s avatar

    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

      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

    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

      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

    Merci de votre réponse,

    Amicalement
    Sandrine

  5. Alycia Rogal’s avatar

    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

      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

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

    1. LoLaBu’s avatar

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

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