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Exercise with a bite sleeve is
divided into four stages: biting, carrying, fight, fight with a
rubber stick. At first Staffy is kept on a leash. A handler puts
a
soft sleeve
on. The first stage or biting happens as in the case
of exercises with a tug but this time the handler is wearing a
training suit. The purpose of the exercise is achieved when
Staffordshire Terrier bites the sleeve with full mouth. At this
stage the handler plays the main role bearing full
responsibility
for ups and downs.
The main thing is to hold the sleeve in the proper position, horizontally obligatory, not too low and not too high, approximately at the height of the pelvis. If the trainer is right-hander he wears the sleeve on the left arm. In this case at the time of a collision with SBT a handler should pull his left arm back so that Pitbull does not run into it and doesn't hurt itself. The right arm should be stretched to the side to counterpoise.
When your pet bites the sleeve the handler takes his left hand
forward to ensure support for the dog. Here so-called carrying
stage begins. The handler pulls your pet watching over the dog
to
not lose of the sleeve. The owner or the handler moves next to
the dog and encourages it trying to keep it on a long leash to
provide it with maximum freedom of movement. If your pet shows
good
fighting qualities after few lessons they pass on to the hard
bite
sleeve doing with it the same exercises.
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Michale McCann, trainer of UKDA and London Dog Trainers, is Using our Professional Dog Bite Sleeve
After few lessons the owner begins to let the dog go of the leash providing his dog complete freedom. But at the same time he is always next to it. Each training always ends with the dog seizes the sleeve and receives praise and encouragement from the owner. The next step, namely, the fight also depends entirely on the skills of the trainer that should move the sleeve up and down at first very slowly and softly then more strongly.
Speed
and
type
of the movements is selected depending on the character
and fighting spirit of the Pitbull or Staffy. Finally, it
comes
the turn of the exercises with rubber
sticks or whips, with
which
the handler hits SBT during the fight. The trainer should be
able
to choose the most opportune moment for a first lash, so that
the
Pitbull would not lose the object, would not scare and would
not
slow down.
Blow with a stick is stricken at the time when Staffy is biting a sleeve strongly and show a clear wish for a fight. When the handler has stricken a blow he should not stand aside but continue to fight to strengthen the bellicose response of the Staffordshire Bull Terrier. Only in a few moments, he let it have a sleeve. If after lashing Pitbull lose the object you should return to the pulling stage or even to the biting stage. At the same time, however, the handler should not unhand the whip that Staffy gets used to its look.
However, you should remember that trained dogs simply
ignore blows with a stick. Further strikes are incentive for
them
to bite a sleeve more strongly. Therefore, after the lash if
your pet weakens pressure or even loses the sleeve from its
teeth
there is almost always handler’s fault because he has chosen
the
wrong moment to hit.
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Dobermann Trained with Dog Bite Sleeve by Michael McCann
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