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BRUNO is a handsome, approximately 18 month old Collie/Shepherd mix who’s social, gentle and a little shy. He’s very food-motivated and attentive, so he should be a great dog to train, and obedience class would also help him with his confidence. He seems to like other dogs.
Bruno will do well in a home that will commit to giving him the kind handling, training and encouragement he needs.

Bruno lives in Kennel 41.
For more information about Bruno contact doginfo@apsofdurham.org.

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How do you train a dog to jump into the back of a car willingly?

Question by g.cubed: How do you train a dog to jump into the back of a car willingly?
My dog is ridiculously afraid of jumping into the back of my Expidition. I have tried cookies, treats, positive encouragement- everything! She has no problem jumping out, and she isn’t afraid of car rides- she just can’t get in. I have resorted to picking her up and putting her in the car, but it’s getting old. Any tips? Thanks!!
My dog is ridiculously afraid of jumping into the back of my Expidition. I have tried cookies, treats, positive encouragement- everything! She has no problem jumping out, and she isn’t afraid of car rides- she just can’t get in. This is not just when going to the vet- she also does this before going on walks on a hill a ways away from my house. I have resorted to picking her up and putting her in the car, but it’s getting old. Any tips? Thanks!!

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Answer by Skyhoss
is the only time that the dog is in the car when it goes to the vet? try just sitting in the car with the dog sitting next to the car each day try a litte farther int o the each day

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Nice Dog Trainer photos

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Military working dog Markey lunges off of an A-frame obstacle at Tech. Sgt. Randall Blair, 20th Security Forces Squadron military working dog trainer, during suspect pursuit training at Shaw Air Force Base, S.C., July 13, 2011. The 20th SFS MWD trainers work hard to train and prepare dogs, like Markey, for real world situations such as drug raids patrols, and other specialized mission functions for the Department of Defense and government agencies. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Kenny Holston)(Released)

Best way to train a dog for agility competitions?

Question by Will Matic: Best way to train a dog for agility competitions?
I live in a cold climate (snowy, windy) and our dog is only 4 months. I feel like I would need to start training him soon, but I have no idea how. In addition, not being able to go outside very often poses an obstacle.

Best answer:

Answer by Bassetnut
Sign up for classes. You will learn the safe way to train, you will have access to all the expensive equipment, and many places have indoor facilities.

BTW, at 4 months he is too young to be jumping. He can learn some of the obstacles, and there are puppy agility classes to familiarize him with it, but not serious agility traning at this age. However, this is a good time to start obedience classes. Control is an important aspect of agility competition.

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my two puppies have graduated good manners classes – thank you very much! teemo will go on in his training soon because i want him to do agility.

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Air Force Staff Sgt. Travis Hazelton (right), a military working dog handler from Sachse, Texas, observes as his dog, Sinda, “attacks” Staff Sgt. Robert Moore, a specialized search dog handler and kennel master from Charleston, W.Va., during aggression training, Nov. 12, 2008. Hazelton is assigned to the 37th Security Forces Squadron at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas; Moore is assigned to the 217th Military Police Detachment at Fort Lee, Va.; and Sinda is a German Shepherd trained as a patrol explosives MWD.

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