Training a Retriever Puppy with Bill Hillman
DVDRip | AVI / XviD, ~1199 kb/s | 640x480 | Duration: 03:08:08 | English: MP3, 128 kb/s (2 ch) | 1.76 GB
Genre: Dog Training
In this DVD, Bill shows 28 days of real time training sessions with a puppy over a time span of 2 ! months The puppy is 11 weeks old at the start. At the end of 28 days of training the puppy is 5 ! months old (a time span of 11 weeks). In other wds, there are many days which the puppy is not fmally trained. Most imptantly, the pup during these days gets many sessions of house time and one-on-one walks with Bill family members.
Family members include Mary Hillman who played a maj role in filming an editing this DVD. Together, Bill and Mary have created a DVD that has elements of professional DVDs with assted nice "mood" introducty scenes and various cutaways throughout. Most of the footage has had sound over narration by Bill describing what the pup and what Bill is doing. This has a nice mood to it as Bill details what is going on and interprets what the puppy is doing. This is done in a quiet and friendly tone which I suspect is exactly how Bill would want you to approach your puppy training. On one day (Day 4) you will hear Bill's every wd as he trains the puppy.
You get to hear his voice inflection and emphasis as well as how he vocally responds to the pup behavi. Actually this turns out to be one of my biggest criticisms this DVD. I would love to hear Bill talking to his pup me often. I want to hear him when he says "sit" and how he says it. I want to hear me on how he praises. I'd also like to know when he nicks the puppy with the e-collar - how much - how often.
Sure I gain a sense of it by studying the DVD but I'm often left guessing. On the other hand I find Bill's post filming narration to be very valuable as he is able to focus on the key behavi that he wanted to encourage. This gives me insight into his approach to training.
You get to hear his voice inflection and emphasis as well as how he vocally responds to the pup behavi. Actually this turns out to be one of my biggest criticisms this DVD. I would love to hear Bill talking to his pup me often. I want to hear him when he says "sit" and how he says it. I want to hear me on how he praises. I'd also like to know when he nicks the puppy with the e-collar - how much - how often.
Sure I gain a sense of it by studying the DVD but I'm often left guessing. On the other hand I find Bill's post filming narration to be very valuable as he is able to focus on the key behavi that he wanted to encourage. This gives me insight into his approach to training.
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