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Best Before & After Dog Training Video Contest Winner
March 23rd, 2010 by Chet
To enter into this Month’s contest, just use this form below to upload your dog’s before and after training footage. Then later this month we’ll upload all the contestants videos so people can vote on the winner.
If you have not yet become a client of mine, please select one of these products that you feel will be most helpful in helping you fix your dog’s most annoying problem.
1) Hands Off Dog Training Formula (Teaches Obedience Skills)
2) 8 Weeks To A Dream Dog (Teaches your dog to be more calm)
Good Luck!
Upload Your Videos Here:
this video showed only teh first screen never played anting despite 3 or 4 attempts to play it, boo hoooooo
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Carol Reply:
November 15th, 2011 at 2:34 pm
The video was ok with her walking to the barn and 3 dogs barking & running to the barn….but there wasn’t any mention of what training she did!!!!!!
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Tried to watch the video but it states I need adobe flashplayer 10 but then would not install it. How about making it available to those of us who do not have the absolute top of the line computers?! Thanks.
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vicki Reply:
September 8th, 2011 at 12:16 am
im having the same problem,,i got dad to use his credit card as i dont have 1,now i cant even watch it!,it sais a dvd? its not its a download i cant watch
is this because dad dont have hi tech pc?
thanks vicki
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I can’t view the video, all that plays is the sound. I have all the latest updated software and it still isn’t playing. This is the first time this has happened, I am always able to play your videos.
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TracyKS Reply:
March 24th, 2010 at 1:28 pm
The sound kicks in at 1:28… hang in there!
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Hi,
I actually just have a question about bird cages. My mom has been using a nylon/plastic net called echotone for her cages for years and needs to replace part of it but we can’t find it. Do you know anyone who carries it?
Thanks a lot for all your help. I do like your training methods, they have helped a lot with my timneh and I think my dog is going to be much improved as soon as I get down to business with her.
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@ March 25th, 2010 at 09:36What technique was used to get these results? I also have your product and have a similar issue for my dogs rushing out doors. Thanks!!!
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@ March 25th, 2010 at 10:45The vid was fine for me! I have a new Mac!!!
Please tell us what she did?
I purchase the “house manners” and racing to the door didn’t work for my boys or freaking at people or other dogs at the window so i figured out another way, and it worked! Bringing them in to the back yard calmly and didn’t let them in until they settled down. I had to do this about 6 times until they knew what i wanted.
Cheer,
Andy
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@ March 25th, 2010 at 16:41I can’t view the video,
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@ March 25th, 2010 at 23:03Truly amazing results! Thanks for sending
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@ March 26th, 2010 at 04:32Wow, pretty impressive, just wondering if she trained one dog at a time, or all together? Good for you, your dogs and ofcourse Chad!!
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@ March 26th, 2010 at 09:37i have seen amasing resolts. my dog is so good now. if you havent tried it you need to.
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@ March 28th, 2010 at 03:54This is truly impressive. I am blown away by these results. Really amazing!
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@ March 28th, 2010 at 15:47it is very impressing.. i really adore german shepherds because of their looks and their temeperament.. i don’t have one but im planning to buy .. but some says that its a big dog no matter how you do to it its still became smelly and has an unpleasant odor.. but i really want big dogs.. by the way thank you for sending me this..=)impressive..
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Dona Reply:
March 31st, 2010 at 1:56 am
Hi chris if want a big dog that doesn’t smell and doesn’t shed fur get a Bouvier des Flandres. They do require combimg or brushing twice a week though. We just love ours and his temprement is just beautiful. They are also real people dogs and want to be with you all the time. as with all dogs I think you get back what you put in and Bouviers do require good training.
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Awesome Video…Awesome training!
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@ March 29th, 2010 at 09:13dear sir,
how to tritement my dogee in the bliddingb perioud time?
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@ March 30th, 2010 at 06:42the video was amazing as how they behaved before and after and in just ten minutes wooooooooooooooow thats fantastic.
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@ April 17th, 2010 at 06:59This brought a smile to my face because German Shepherd Dogs are so easy to train because they are so intelligent and enjoy the training.
When you have German Shepherds it’s absolutely vital that you train them – that way you get the best out of them and you know you can trust them.
At one time we owned 3 German Shepherd Dogs and they were no trouble at all, and people use to comment on how good they were.
We’ve had German Shepherds for nearly 40 years now and wouldn’t have any other breed, but you must train your dog then they give you so much pleasure.
Graham in UK
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@ May 3rd, 2010 at 10:01The video was great as I do have a German Shepherd and they do have an attitude at times. I have your course and it has been useful to me.
Thank you.
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@ May 16th, 2010 at 14:51I simply love this video. Especially seeing the whole metamorphosis from the wild little buggers before training to the nicely behaved kids afterward. Thanks for sharing!
.-= German Shepherd puppies´s last blog ..2 Male German Shepherd puppies living together in peace? =-.
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@ May 17th, 2010 at 17:58This was amazing. Shepherds are really smart and learn fast, but this was AMAZING!! I expecially appreciated it because I have two female rescue pups–about 7 months old now, part wire terrier, so a different temperament than I am used to but really sweet and adorable. However, its good to see something that is on working with more than one dog. So which of your methods did she use??
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Jennifer Reid Reply:
July 24th, 2011 at 9:11 pm
Hi
I would also like to know what method she used
XO
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Your training program is excelent and I,m trying it out. I have one problem I got 4 dogs of which the male emerian bull dog likes to run away. What,s the best way to correct it.
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@ January 25th, 2011 at 05:42Very cool video. My two Goldens usually only bark for a reason, but I’m definately going to see what your training says to break them of jumping on visitors and friends.
I hope it’s more than asking the visitor to turn around and ignore them until they settle because I can’t seem to convince my dog-friendly visitors to follow that – believe me, I’ve tried many times.
Any Hands Off training material for friends who won’t obey?
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@ March 27th, 2011 at 11:40Great video, but what training technique did she use? That would have been nice for her to show it in the video. Thanks!!
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@ April 4th, 2011 at 08:03Thank you for the testimony video. These dogs reminded me of my three dogs running around barking biting each other playfully going beserk on the way out to the pasture. We tried the barking instructions you emailed us a few weeks ago and they worked ! My little Windy’s reaction was priceless. Thanks !
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@ April 5th, 2011 at 07:40i am amazed at your apparent results, but have not purchased the video yet. i will order this today. my dog lunges at the leash if another dog comes along. i am 103 lbs. and he is 90 lbs.. i need help desperately! he is a rescue yellow lab, and has great activity demands which i am unable to give secondary to having chrons disease. any suggestions? i walk him a half hour in a.m. and 45 minutes in p.m. and in the middle of day take him out where he can run and fetch, although tied to a long lead. he has run away before and am not taking any chances. we adore him and he adores us, but not willing to let go of the lead yet. HELP!
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@ May 10th, 2011 at 05:44I would be more impressed if she showed me on video what she actually did
to achieve her results. For all I know, she could have had a professional
dog trainer do her job.
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@ June 6th, 2011 at 11:33Hey It looks like I am not the only one who can not watch the video,only hear the sound ,anyone knows WHY
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@ June 28th, 2011 at 08:51Does this man ever stop talking. Repeat him self over and over and over again. He could get 1/2 video done if he STOPPED repeating himself or put together a more informational video if he didn’t repeat himself SOOOO much. Had others listen to his videos too and they all say. ” shut up and get on with it”.
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Charlee Reply:
July 31st, 2011 at 12:39 am
I couldn’t agree more Shar. His training techniques are brilliant, but boy do you ever wish you could shut him up. It’s not just the constant repeating it’s that whining voice. I watch most of these things with the sound almost off now.
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Like some above – she never told the training technique. Is it only her walking out the house first? Is it not saying “to the barn” as dogs run out? She won the prize without saying????
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@ July 22nd, 2011 at 13:29You keep saying you have to use the CORRECT training method Chet, but several people on here have asked WHICH method the lady used. A reply would be not only helpful but polite.
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@ July 31st, 2011 at 00:36Thease are teaser videos. I have yet to find one that actually tells you something. They all seem to want to see their product. I ordered one from a guy that said it was foolproof. Well, it wasn’t. I was consistant and positive and all he said do. After two weeks there was no change. My do still won’t do off lead heeling and he claimed this would really work. I paid $69 for video. Followed the steps. Nothing. Only thing it did do was help my stays but not off lead heeling. Which I need for competition. I have been training dogs for years and this is the first one I have had that would not heel off lead. Just runs off around ring as soon as she knows the lead is off. I am quite frustrated but not going to spend anymore money on the problem. I have paid for videos and gone to really good trainers. NOTHING works. If someone has another method I can try I will be willing.
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Minette Reply:
August 11th, 2011 at 8:50 am
Check out my article on off leash training here http://www.thedogtrainingsecret.com/LeashTraining/Off-Leash-Training/
I will write an article on off leash training for you so keep your eye out on my blog here http://www.dogtrainingsecret.com/blog for it within the next few weeks. I will tell you the tricks of the trade and more specific information on how to get your dog to off leash heel. For now work on that 90% obedience reliance, that is the first step toward even being able to take the next
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First of all, the woman is very hard to understand what she is saying. I think she said she was applying Chet’s principles. What principles? I see a lot of people are wondering what the principles and techniques are. Chet is losing on his business here if he will not reveal this technique, because, as I see, a lot of people would like to see WHAT is it that have changed the dogs behaviour and would also like to apply it to their dog training. Why did the video win? No clue, but it is very lame. I would like to see a video showing before, “this is what I did, and look at my dog now!” Sound and clear. Also,where was this video posted that it is shown now, yet there are responses to it as far back as March 2010.
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@ August 28th, 2011 at 07:12video no workie!
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@ September 4th, 2011 at 11:01I am not able to view the video either, it hasn’t shown anything past the intro.
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@ October 17th, 2011 at 21:12I, too, would love to see exactly what she did in the 10 minutes. You have so many Dog Training Secrets….. Which ones did she use? How did she do it? This video tells me nothing. Sorry!
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@ October 19th, 2011 at 09:25This is awesome, but what “10 minute” training method did she use?
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@ November 7th, 2011 at 09:46Video is not visible, sound only
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@ December 4th, 2011 at 08:22