This is video of Michael Ellis working Cindy's young Malinois, Rush, in leg bite when he was 12 months old. The video was filmed on his 12 month birthday.

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After training dogs for 45 years it takes a little to get me excited about a new dog product. This Orbee ball got me excited. It is never going to hurt dogs teeth like tennis balls do.

The Orbee-Tuff ball on a string is the best I've seen. I cannot tell you how amazed I was when I first picked it up. A friend of mine who is a professional dog trainer told me about this ball. Her personal dog has had an Orbee-Tuff ball on the string for two years and LOVES IT!

One of my most popular training DVDs is Building Drive and Focus. The work in this DVD involves building prey drive through drive development using a ball on a string. In that video I go into detail on why it's so important to use the right kind of ball for this training. No matter how good you are at the work you are going to mistakenly hit your dog in the head while making drive with the ball on a string. This is normal and no one is perfect. The problem is that when you use a hard rubber ball and hit your dog in the head - rather than put drive into the dog - you end up hurting him and this results in taking drive out of the dog.

Not all stainless steel dog dishes are the same. This video clip will explain why we have decided to only sell the extra heavy duty stainless steel products.

This 30 minute video talks about using food rewards for dog training. I go into detail about how to vary the food rewards for different dogs and different exercises. We train with food and we recommend this to everyone.

This short video is of police service dog training with my friend Kevin Sheldahl. This is not a video designed to teach you police service dog training � rather it is a video that allows you to witness some of the work. There is a big difference between these two things.

The work in this video is not work for beginners or armatures.

Police dogs often need to apprehend suspects who are laying down, suspects who are sitting down, suspects who are passive and refuse to follow officers demands to show their hands. Dogs must face these scenarios in their training.

This short video clip shows Michael Ellis working Donna Matey,s dog, Jackson. This is a training session for the Mondio Ring sport.

Dogs in the Mondio ring learn that helpers can escape very quickly and the easiest way to make sure that the helper does not escape is to keep their head jammed into the helpers groin area.

In this training session Jackson is learning that he can either have his head in the front of the helper or he can be behind the helper and have his head in the back end.

Keep in mind the work in this video is not for beginners and this video is not intended as a training video � its only provided for views to watch.

If you use a prong collar in your dog training we highly recommend that you watch this short video. You will see why we always recommend using a backup dominant dog collar.

Dogs often get stressed and go down in drive when their owners grab their collars. The fact is owners often need to take a dog by his collar in a number of the various dog sports: Agility, Obedience, Schutzhund, Mondio etc.

This short DVD shows how to teach a dog the collar grab using markers. It results in the dogs looking at the owners grabbing the collars as a positive thing.

This DVD is over 4 hours long. The goal of our pack structure training program is to produce a dog that is calm and submissive and a dog that follows the rules of the pack leader. This DVD teaches people how to become a pack leader that their dog respects and loves.

Most people are not born pack leaders. In fact far from it. The majority of dog owners (many who have owned dogs their entire life) simply don�t know anything about the instincts that control our dogs or how strong these instincts are in the domestic dog. Oh people may have heard that they need to be a "pack leader" or they may have heard they need to be an "ALPHA" with their dog but they don�t understand what this really means or how to accomplish it.