David Dikeman’s Command Performance dog Training System Developed over a 20 year period, The “Dikeman Method” has been recognized as a practical and effective traing tool by Veterinarians and leading dog proffesionals. David’s common sense approach will enable you to confidently train your dog, quickly and easily.
Customer Review: Great training video…. if you commit to it.

David Dikeman’s Program comes with more than just two videos, however, I am just reviewing the two videos. This is great training, but folks…you have to commit, and that means at least opening video Vol. 2. As a seller, I have seen many of these TWO volume sets, and people don’t even get two Volume 2.

Dikeman works with a variety of dogs, the settings are outdoor, and he gives examples, explains and demonstrates the “dos and don’ts” of training. Good training techniques are taught in a park to the city streets.

Volume 1 goes into the sit commands, down commands, off-leash training and includes hand signals.

Volume 2 is great for training your dog to avoid distractions, attentivness and how to behave in various situations. Dikeman demonstrates how to control leaping and jumping, resistance, praising, etc.

This is broken down into lessons which he clearly advises the time period for practicing with your pets.

As I mentioned, this is a great training tape, but I believe too many people give up! Training a dog well takes time and it is work. ….MzRizz

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Minneapolis Star Tribune – While dove hunting has a long, rich tradition in many states — it’s the No. 1 migratory gamebird in the nation — it was legalized here in 2004 after being closed for nearly 60 years. So for many Minnesota hunters, Roushar among them, mourning dove

Community assistance
Pahrump Valley Times – Monday-Saturday. West Star Ranch Thrift Store, 780 Manse Road (quarter mile west of Pahrump Valley Boulevard), 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Tuesday-Saturday. catholic Thrift Store, 2031 E. Gamebird Road, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m

DFG to offer three hunting clinics
Record Searchlight – Two upland gamebird clinics also are planned. The first is scheduled for Sept. 22 at the High Desert Hunt Club in Gorman. The second is schedule for Sept. 29 at the WU property in Williams. Both will run from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and cost $40. The clinics

Group SNAPS into action
Pahrump Valley Times – Gamebird Rd. in suite 9. There seems to be no question that SNAPS and the services it offers are much needed here in Pahrump. Scherer estimated that the organization spays or neuters an average of 50 to 55 animals a month, and since SNAPS has begun

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