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Phyllis Walsh, MSW, ACSW
James E. Walsh, Jr. BEE, MS
The Corbec Program Both Phyllis and Jim have been training retrievers for competition in field trials since the mid-1970's. In the mid-80's they also embarked on a journey of learning how to train their German Shepherd Farah von Mack-Zwinger, VB, AD, SchI, SchII (Ina) using the motivational approach of top German trainers. They have incorporated into their field-training program the basic training principles of these trainers. Some of the differences between the Walshes and other field trainers is that their program is motivational and they identify the level of basic drives in the dog, then strive to keep the dog balanced between these drives through exercises especially developed for this purpose. These methods have enriched their already popular field training program. Phyllis and Jim believe that when taught properly, dogs become happy workers who know their jobs and are serious about performing tasks to the best of their ability. The Walshes start with the dog's raw talent and then methodically expand the dog's accomplishments. This is a slow process, but dogs don't washout of the Corbec Program, the training program developed by the Walshes. Instead each dog is taken to its maximum level of accomplishment as this special breed of dog was born to do. Feel free to send Jim and Phyllis a message using our handy Contact Page. |
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