This same relationship can also be said of using a leash to train your dog. There’s nothing wrong with doing things that way, it’s just limiting.
Effectively limiting what you can do while you’re talking on the phone. You can still choose to use you old-fashioned wall-mount telephone in your kitchen if you like, but now you’re restricted to the the length of the cord, and it’s not exactly easy to send photos to your in-laws using that wall-mount phone. These tools enhance our communication with others, allow for a diversified means of gathering and sharing information as well it’s just flat out cool what can be done with them, provided you have the knowledge. Cell phones these days are no longer just phones, but mini-computers with built-in cameras, internet access and applications. You can relate the advantages that a Sit Means Sit Collar can provide you in dog training with the advantages that a state-of-the-art smartphone provides you. This approach to fundamentals allows for a smooth transition into distraction training and off leash control through attention to command. By adjusting the level of the collar appropriately for the dog and the situation, as well as linking the tap from the collar with an item of high value, we can effectively teach the dog that the “tap” from the collar is related to something of value.
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Sit Means Sit has found that dogs can be taught to pay attention around extreme distractions very effectively.ĭuring the fundamental Sit Means Sit training, the dogs and handlers are taught how to condition their dog to the collar in a constructive and positive manner. How many times will that treat work perfectly indoors, but fails to maintain your dog’s attention when a cat is running by. Another reason why the collars are so adjustable is because distractions from the environment are never consistent. There is no way to determine what levels your dog will respond to until you begin to train them with a collar. Obviously this adjustability is necessary because some dogs are sensitive, while others are quite tough. The “tap” delivered from the Sit Means Sit Collar is a highly adjustable sensation that can be set to levels that are often imperceptible to people. The goal of tapping them on the shoulder is not to hurt them or cause emotional distress, but rather to let them know that you want to communicate something to them. This is no different than tapping a person on the shoulder to gain their attention. The approach used by Sit Means Sit trainers is to treat the “tap” from the collar as a cue for the dog to pay attention. The cue is designed to neither cause pain nor to disrupt the dog’s emotional state, but rather to function as an adjustable “tap”. In the dog training field, specifically Sit Means Sit, remote dog training collars are used as a tool to provide a remote controlled cue. In the medical field, they are used as tools to help alleviate pain, promote blood circulation and encourage healing. These devices essentially use low-level, adjustable electronic stimulation to creating muscle contractions.
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You may be familiar with the use of these devices in the medical field (they are very common in the Chiropractic and Physical Therapy fields) or perhaps you’ve seen devices advertised on TV as “electronic muscle massagers”. The technology that is utilized in the construction of our collar is similar technology to “electronic muscle stimulators” and “TENS” units. The Sit Means Sit Collar uses state of the art digital technology to control the output from the collar to prevent it from harming your dog. The technology we employ is 100% safe for dogs and humans. The reason we choose to utilize technology in our training is obvious when you understand the advantages that technology allows us.įirstly, Sit Means Sit firmly believes in safe dog training. One of the tools that we use often in our training program is our customized Sit Means Sit Collar (remote electronic dog training collar).
This approach utilizes a variety of training tools to enable our trainers to gain the dog’s attention even in distracting situations. We use an attention-based dog training system developed by Founder and CEO, Fred Hassen. Sit Means Sit specializes in a diversified approach to dog training.
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