I found some trainers that showed dogs doing things, then pointed out what the original mistake was, how to avoid it in the first place, and how to fix that, were helpful as all getout. Many trainers just say do this, do that to train a dog initially, but, don't go into the details and results of recognizing minor mistakes and how to avoid them, how to correct them. You wind up looking at it and asking yourself, what caused that, what do I need to accomplish, to out think the dog, to change his thought process and make him think it's his own idea, so it sticks. Very often it is something simple, but, we over think it.
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