Videos tagged with E-Collar Training

This video by Scott Linden explains when NOT to use an E-collar on a hunting dog. It emphasizes that E-collars should not be used when the dog is near, working, or carrying a bird to maintain a positive association with birds. The instructor advises against using the E-collar if the dog doesn't understand a command, suggesting a return to basic training in the yard. Frequent E-collar stimulation indicates insufficient training, requiring a revisit of commands with tools like a check cord or training table.

This video provides practical advice for improving communication with hunting dogs, especially in challenging environments. It emphasizes that perceived disobedience often stems from the handler's communication methods. The instructor, Scott Linden, advocates for using a multi-modal approach including hand signals, whistle commands, and e-collar cues to ensure dogs understand directions amidst distractions like wind, brush, and noise. He highlights the importance of clear, consistent signals and avoiding confusing gestures.

This guide details how to teach a hunting dog the 'Whoa' command, emphasizing its importance as a fundamental obedience cue. It outlines progressive training steps from basic leash work to incorporating distractions and various training aids like e-collars and check cords. The instruction also suggests using elevated surfaces and physical pressure to reinforce the desired behavior, aiming for reliable stillness.

This video by Scott Linden advocates for using training tools to take the blame for corrections, rather than the handler. By depersonalizing corrections through the use of leashes, check cords, and e-collars, trainers can maintain a positive relationship with their dogs. This strategy aims to make the dog more receptive to learning by associating negative stimuli with the equipment, not the owner.

This video introduces the use of e-collars for dog training, specifically focusing on hunting dogs. Scott Linden, an experienced outdoorsman and content creator, discusses best practices for employing these training tools, emphasizing the responsibility involved. The video aims to guide viewers on how to effectively and ethically use e-collars to train their canine companions for hunting scenarios. It highlights Scott Linden's extensive background in wingshooting and dog training.