Grooming Seminar DVD

New Laser Engraved Items
These items are the first three of a new line of engraved items.    Shipping charge on this group of items is $6 for however many items you purchase.  So order them by the bunch.  Send checks payable to BRTCA for items + shipping to Donna Patterson, 122 John Willis Rd, Wiggins, MS  39577.  When ordering please be sure to include the engraving information and phone number, or e-mail address,  where you can be reached if there are any questions about your order.

Christmas Ornaments

Christmas Ornaments: 3" X 4: wooden ornaments with BRT cutout and name engraved on bottom.  $9.00 each









Luggage Tags
Leather Luggage Tag. 5" X 3".  Can also be used as a crate tag with business card or emergency information if you ship your dog or leave at show site.  $18.00 Each

Crate Tags
  2.5" X 5" plastic engraved crate tag.  Can be engraved with up to three lines of text.  $12.00 each.

Picture Frames and Etched crystal plaques will be coming soon.

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  BRT Throw

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Cotton fleece 6' X 6' machine washable with BRT applique.  Red and black paw print design on front side and solid black on back. Hand knotted edging.

 

 Crafted by Mary Poineal.

 $65 plus $6.50 shipping and handling

Make check payable to BRTCA and mail to Donna Patterson, 122 John Willis Rd, Wiggins, MS 39577

 

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BRT Decals

Pictures don't do this decal justice!  These are by far the nicest decals we have come across.  This decal measures approximately 5 1/2" by 5 inches, has an automotive grade adhesive which will last seven years when applied properly, a 3D, UV coating that gives the decals a nice 3 dimensional look and will resist cracking and fading.

For purchase send check for $19.95 (includes shipping and handling) payable to BRTCA, 122 John Willis Rd, Wiggins, MS  39577.  For Canadian orders add $2 additional for postage.

2009 Black Russian Terrier National Specialty Show DVD

Full Coverage of the 2009 National Specialty Show held in Eugene, OR on September 2, 2009.  All events are included.

2008 Black Russian Terrier National Specialty Show DVD

Full coverage of the 2008 National Specialty Show held in Tucson, AZ on November 13, 2008. All events including Obedience, Sweepstakes and Conformation Classes.  Two DVD set.

2007 Black Russian Terrier National Specialty Show DVD

 

 

Full  Coverage of 2007 BRT National Specialty Show held in Gray Summit, MO on Sept 19, 2007.

Great opportunity to review all dogs competing in our first Independent National Specialty Show and watch the judging and movement around the ring.

DVD includes Sweepstakes and all Class judging with narration of dogs’ names.

 

For purchase send $30 payable  in US funds to BRTCA to:

Marilyn Powell

1150 E. Roberts Rd.

Phoenix, AZ  85022

For shipment outside the U.S. please add $5 additional for mailing costs.

 

 

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DVD Made by Malahovskiy Kennels

Contains the Russian Standard, Structure,  History and Grooming.

For purchase send $22 payable in US funds to BRTCA to:

Barbara Schoon

P.O. Box 378

Fennville, MI  49408

The following items are offered through our affiliate program with Leerburg.  Items purchased through our site will be used to benefit the BRTRA (Black Russian Terrier Rescue Association).

Your Puppy 8 Weeks to 8 Months Training Video

This training video answers all the questions new puppy owners have concerning the care of their new puppy. Ed Frawley has been breeding dogs since 1978 and has produced over 350 litters of working bloodline German Shepherd puppies.

Over the years Ed has been asked just about every question a new puppy owner can think to ask. This DVD was originally produced to be given to every Leerburg Puppy Customer. The intent was to help Leerburg Puppy Customers get through the first 8 months of the puppy's life.

The Topics Covered in this DVD on Puppy Training are:

• House Training Your Puppy and Selecting a Dog Crate
  
• Puppies That Eat Their Stool
  
• How and Where to Socialize Your Puppy
• Dog Containment System
• Pups in the House
• Safe Toys
• Socializing you pup
  • Controlling Your Puppy in Your House
• Exercise for Pups
• Communication Between You and Your Dog
• Marker Training
  
• Obedience Training Your Puppy
  
• Training Puppy to Sit
• Training Puppy to Down
• Training Puppy to Come
• Training Your Pup to Go for Walks on a Leash
• Training the PLACE command
  
• The Target Exercise - why it's so great
• Training the Yuck Command - to spit things out that pup has picked up
• Dealing with Puppies that Bite
• Health Care for Your Pup
  • Selecting a Vet for your Puppy
    
  • Puppy Vaccinations
    
    • Vaccinosis - Be Aware of Over Vaccinating Your Puppy
      
  • Worming Your Puppy
    
• Heart worms and Puppies
  
• Fleas and Ticks on Dogs
  
• Diarrhea in Puppies
  
• Neutering
  
• Heat Cycles in Female Dogs
  
• When to Neuter Your Puppy is Discussed in Detail
• Puppies' Teething Patterns
• Grooming you pup
  • Trimming Nails and Cleaning Ears (an all-breed approach)
• Behavioral Problems
  • Puppies Chewing
    
  • Puppies Digging
    
  • Puppies Jumping up on People
  • Excessive Dog Barking
• Kids and Puppies
• Raising Two Pups at the Same Time
• Introducing Pups to Cats
• Riding in the Car
  • Car Sickness
    
• Feeding Your Puppy - We Recommend the All-Natural Diet
  
• In-Ground Containment Systems
  
• Your Puppy's Medical Needs
• Where To Go From Here

DVD ESTABLISHING PACK STRUCTURE WITH THE FAMILY PET

The topics covered in this DVD:

• There is a chapter laying out the groundwork to our pack structure program.
  
  
• We explain what training equipment is needed and then outline the first weeks and months of pack structure training. I explain in detail where the dog needs to be in training before he moves from one level to the next level of our program.
  
  
• We want our dogs to anticipate our every need. To do this they have to understand our rules. Our DVD explains Genetic Pack Structure Rules that a dog is born with and genetically understands, along with a List of Handler Rules that we teach the dog. We also explains the rules handlers are expected to follow when they work with their dogs.
  
  
• There is a section on Learning to Become a Pack Leader. Some people are born leaders while others are not. Becoming a pack leader can be a learned endeavor. Our groundwork program will walk you through the steps of becoming your dogs pack leader.
  
  
• This program can start at any time. It does not need to be started when you first get a dog. It can be started 5 years after you get a dog. It can also be started at the first sign of a behavioral problem.
  
  
• There is a section on Earned Privileges.
  
  
  
• There is a section where I discuss a timeline of training.
  
  
• There is a detailed section on How to Approach Crate Training. We show how to make the crate a fun place to go to and explain in detail the steps to get there.
  
  
• There is a difference between taking a dog outside to relieve himself and taking the dog outside for exercise. In the beginning, there are important reasons to teach these as separate exercises. I explain in detail how and why you should do this.
  
  
• There is a detailed section on teaching the dog to be calm and submissive on a walk. We show how to maintain control when you walk your dog in a public place where it is exposed people and their dogs.
  
  
• Being loose in the house is an earned privilege. There are clear cut steps to accomplishing this and our DVD covers these steps. We also explain what to do when problems arise.
  
  
• There is a section on How to Train a Dog to Ride Quietly in the Car. We show how to motivationally train a dog to accept the car. We also cover car sickness.
  
  
• Dogs need to learn how to interact with family members. I included video footage of 4 dogs from my kennel to demonstrate they instinctually interact to establish rank among themselves. This video footage shows how non-aggressive dogs will resort to aggression to establish rank. I then use this footage to help you understand how to approach dogs and family members.
  
  You're the only one who can make the decision to allow your dog to be near children. This section will help you determine if your dog is capable of being safe around children.
  
  
• I explain how we introduce family members to our dogs.
  
  
• Many people don't understand the correct way to praise their dog. Our section explains how to praise and when to praise. We also demonstrate what happens when your praise too much.
  
  
• There is a large chapter titled Living with Your Dog. This chapter contains:
  
  
  
  • A detailed section on feeding your dog. Feeding time can also be a motivational training moment. We demonstrate this with our dogs. We also demonstrate a very safe way to allow your children to feed your dog so the dog understands that your children also have control over parts of their lives.
    
    
  • There is a section on diarrhea in dogs and what to do when your dog has diarrhea.
    
    
  • We discuss what we look for in selecting a vet.
    
    
  • There is also a segment on jumping up, on barking, on neutering and containment systems.
    
    
  • There is a segment on grooming which shows how we motivationally train our dogs to make it easier to be able to trim their nails, check their ears and look at their teeth. Many dog owners who have leadership issues also have problems in these three areas.

The reason we have so many dog rescues that are full of dogs; so many dog bites; so many behavioral problems; and so many dog fights is because owners don't establish pack structure and leadership.

When you establish leadership and a meaningful bond with your dog you will both wake up everyday wanting to spend time together. Don't ever underestimate the happiness this kind of relationship can bring to your life.

• 18 Foot Tracking Line
  

  This tracking line is made of synthetic material that looks and feels exactly like leather. This 18 foot tracking line can get wet and is great for training.

  Our Amish maker hasn’t made leather reins in 3 years because he uses this material instead when making bridles and reins for his customers.

  The tracking line is ½ ” wide by 1/8” thick. It is 1/3 lighter than leather lines, very soft and very pliable.