New Training Technique?

Minx · August 2011

Soo i tried out a new training technique the other day. It seems internationals have started getting harder to get since they changed the scoring systems in shows. I trained three dogs with this new technique the other day too test it. Its supposed to help you get internationals before the dog dies or becomes too old to breed. These dogs might not look like much at the moment but look at their age in relation to their showing level. Im excited about these guys! If it works out the way i hope it will ill share it with the world but for now the technique is still in the works xD <a href="http://virtualpups.com/index.php?r=dog/view&id=1960135"; target="_blank" class="bb-url">http://virtualpups.com/index.php?r=dog/view&id=1960135</a> <a href="http://virtualpups.com/index.php?r=dog/view&id=1046726"; target="_blank" class="bb-url">http://virtualpups.com/index.php?r=dog/view&id=1046726</a> <a href="http://virtualpups.com/index.php?r=dog/view&id=1169954"; target="_blank" class="bb-url">http://virtualpups.com/index.php?r=dog/view&id=1169954</a>;

Baseballboi355 · August 2011

alright, I'm intrigued. But they all look like they are just 280/200's. Did you change just the style by which you trained them? They are younger. Especially to already be regional. Good Job xD

Frostbight8 · August 2011

They changed how stuff scores? I am interested in this, though..

Pride21 · August 2011

I think she just entered events as she was training. So there was no new technique really involved. I think : P Because this was something that I have done multiple times. Just didnt know it was special enough to share lmao

lovefrompaige · August 2011

Good job Vamps (: Tis really smart what you did haha

Minx · August 2011

Pride21 wrote:

I think she just entered events as she was training. So there was no new technique really involved. I think :P

Exactally. The technique is weaving in events WHILE you train (which is a pain in the BUTT by the way) that allows the dogs to take advantage of the two years you skip events to train. So the dog ends up having a show record before the age they would normally start showing in a normally trained dog. You do have to make sure and finish the dog the SAME day you start the training though. They gain points by placing higher in events with more dogs so if you take more time to train em the events will only gain you a few points an event. Which woulnt do much good. But if you get the dog fully trained BEFORE many of the events run they will run them normally and have a normal chance of placing instead of having the scores of an untrained puppy. Get me?

Mileysmybaby · August 2011

VampireVenom wrote:

Pride21 wrote:

I think she just entered events as she was training. So there was no new technique really involved. I think :P

 Exactally. The technique is weaving in events WHILE you train (which is a pain in the BUTT by the way) that allows the dogs to take advantage of the two years you skip events to train. So the dog ends up having a show record before the age they would normally start showing in a normally trained dog. You do have to make sure and finish the dog the SAME day you start the training though. They gain points by placing higher in events with more dogs so if you take more time to train em the events will only gain you a few points an event. Which woulnt do much good. But if you get the dog fully trained BEFORE many of the events run they will run them normally and have a normal chance of placing instead of having the scores of an untrained puppy. Get me?

This sounds awesome o.O lol!

Baseballboi355 · August 2011

Brilliant!!

Minx · August 2011

xD thanks. Its not gonna do anything more to the dog stat wise however it might be exactally what works to start getting my internationals young enough to reach international before they get too old to breed.

Minx · August 2011

I expected them to finish the showing i did while training and if i were lucky i wanted them to be regional, but they each were at LEAST 2000 which is DOUBLE regional before they were done. Im gonna continue these guys and ill post them at 11 years.

FixMeImNotBroken · August 2011

This is amazing! (: quick question: does it take a lot longer to train in the simple 280/200s then?

Minx · August 2011

usually train a dog fully in twenty minutes but it took me four hours. Then again i also did three of them at the same time.

HWRD2 · August 2011

I had NEVER thought about this till you posted it. AND I now love you venom! -huggles rapidly- Your my new bestie. xD

Baseballboi355 · August 2011

Im trying this now on my Weight Pullers, I'll let you know how it goes!

Mileysmybaby · August 2011

Shes MINE! Shes brand new, I love her, and shes mine. xD (I watch Clifford with my little sister too much XD or more like listen to it while she watches the same one over and over xD)

Minx · August 2011

@ Whiney - I stewed on it quite a while before i finally decided to try it out. I have a dog missed international/breedable age by two weeks and i spent quite a while trying to figure out what i couldve done to fix this. @ brutis - DEFINITALLY let me know how it goes. Any other info would be perfect as it is still in experiment stage xD

TiffaneeTerrorific · August 2011

Thats Genius!! Hmm the only sad part is that the only way people would be able to do this is if they are a trainer. Me being a novice i would never be able to do this and to pay someone to do all that work would be too much. because from what you said it only normally takes you 20 mins for a training this took you 4 hours to do this tech. on 3 dogs thats about an hour and half to do each dog which is im guessing a lot of work and probably tiring..=oh how much i wish i had a training kennel = lol but that is an amazing idea! i have a dog that is a Regional right now but she's already 5...=[ I am hoping to get her to international which is my goal but idk if she will ever make it to that level..

Minx · August 2011

It is. Its no doubt gonna be expensive if it catches on due to the time it takes... like grooming.

TiffaneeTerrorific · August 2011

Well hopefully maybe some day it will catch on =]] i think i would pay for it! lol because its so worth it in the end =D

Minx · August 2011

There are already a few trainers testing it out now. We havent gotten complete end results on it but i know some other people are also training a set of dogs this way to see how they end up as well.

Baseballboi355 · September 2011

Alright, The first stage of my testing with this technique is complete, I hope to post final results when thest dogs (knock on wood) Reach international. Here they are. Take note of not just age in comparison to Competition level but also, what I feel was more impressive, the age in comparison to winnings level. <a href="http://virtualpups.com/index.php?r=dog/view&id=1967125"; target="_blank" class="bb-url">http://virtualpups.com/index.php?r=dog/view&id=1967125</a> <a href="http://virtualpups.com/index.php?r=dog/view&id=2000658"; target="_blank" class="bb-url">http://virtualpups.com/index.php?r=dog/view&id=2000658</a> <a href="http://virtualpups.com/index.php?r=dog/view&id=1967112"; target="_blank" class="bb-url">http://virtualpups.com/index.php?r=dog/view&id=1967112</a> <a href="http://virtualpups.com/index.php?r=dog/view&id=1975895"; target="_blank" class="bb-url">http://virtualpups.com/index.php?r=dog/view&id=1975895</a>;

Minx · September 2011

It seems as if they worked out just as well you you as they did for me!

Garnet · September 2011

Ive tried this also! lol

Baseballboi355 · September 2011

VampireVenom wrote:

It seems as if they worked out just as well you you as they did for me!

Of course, the ultimate goal is to get as young of an international stud as possible correct? So I am still experimenting to see how big of an effect it actually makes.

Minx · September 2011

Exactally. And yes i havent called my a complete success yet until my dogs reach international at an acceptable age but soo far it worked out the way i had hoped it would.

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