How to Teach Your Dog a Competitive Retrieve!

I'm really excited to share this training video with you. Even though the audio has a few flaws, the instructions are very professional and well-explained. As I've mentioned before on my channel, Dave van Garderen was one of my first mentors in dog training. I owe a lot of my success to learning from him.

In this video, Dave works with two of his students on the competitive retrieve. He's acting as a helper for his students while they train their dogs. As he explains, his job is to help prevent and minimize any mistakes the dogs might make. This is important for competitions since even small mistakes can mean the difference between winning and losing. He trains his students to win.

Dave also explains how and why they are using the techniques demonstrated in the video to train the dogs. This helps show the dogs that they must listen to their handler's guidance, even when they prefer to do something else, which improves training reliability. If you want to become a professional dog trainer trained at a higher level than most others, I recommend checking out Kennelwood Academy and learning from one of the best in the world.

If you're passionate about dogs and want to turn your love for them into a successful career, my number one recommendation is Kennelwood Academy. Their level of commitment and dedication to their students and understanding of dog training is second to none.

Dave is a seasoned expert in the industry and has helped countless individuals launch successful careers in dog training. Don't miss out on the opportunity to learn from him and achieve your dream career.

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