Aggressive German Shepherd Training- What NOT to do! Dog Training with America's Canine Educator-
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- Опубликовано: 12 июл 2017
- How to train an aggressive German Shepherd ? In this dog training video professional dog trainer, Tom Davis walks you through the process.
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In This video America's Canine Educator, Thomas Davis, Discusses the pitfalls of overusing correction tools while dog training. This young German shepherd leash reactivity int he form of dog aggression towards other dogs only while on the leash. This is an issue that has the owner at wits end! This situation is exacerbated by the owners over correcting. This dog aggression is not caused by dominance or anger. It is caused by the instability of the owner and the over correction that it causes. You will believe the difference in behavior once this point is made clear. Be the best dog trainer you can be. watch until the end! As always thank you for watching! If you haven't already please subscribe to our youtube channel for more great free dog training videos, dog training tips and tricks and info on stopping aggressive dog behaviors.
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6:00 "Don't worry about him, cuz he's good ... I gotta work on you."
Right
You can tell she wants him to work on her... Like with his "skills and Abilities"...
Yeah shes bored. Hes talking too much.
LOL I was so happy to see that the lady was in tune with the trainer. What do do when my dog barks at the fences of other dogs off leash?
Damnnnn.
"Don't worry about him, he's good. I need to work on you". Absolutely nailed it.
"She's not going to pick a fight and she's not going to back down", sounds like every Lab I have met.
It's Maxwell lol I know right
Sounds like me
soup sandwich dog should never be in a situation to defend itself in a such a manor. A correction yes but if they have an opportunity to “fight” means ur not watching the behavior and body language of the dogs not advocating for your dog
There's a lab in my neighborhood that goes around dominating other dogs, and then another lab that is so submissive that won't even fight back... 2 totally different dogs
Except for the ones who do bit. Yellow labs are the worst.
This woman"s attitude says a lot about the dogs disobedience. Listen to how she speaks...
complementarychaos she talks entitled
I came to the comments to say the same thing
omg thank you! she is putting out some serious vibes, and I'm getting them through youtube! her dog is bombarded with that all day.
@@jkennedy4932 9 months late but YES. This dude has godly patience because I'd have already popped off. Like, I get her being frustrated and feeling hopeless. My dog has an almost identical reaction to other dogs and sometimes it *is* disheartening. But dogs are *so* intuitive and can pick up on that; she needs to learn to staunch that and work on keeping a good attitude and maintaining positive associations towards others with her dog. She's feeding into his negative behavior.
The desperation in her yell signals to the dog she’s afraid and doesn’t have control
Most dog "problems" are actually caused by the handlers. Best dog trainers actually train the humans.
Richard Wongsarot exactly, that why we spend the majority of the time educating!
do you believe boarding and training programs are worth it?
agree
Absolutely true. Was a trainer for 7 years and the skill that you need most is good communication. If the owner doesn’t understand then your “dog” training is all for nothing.
Yea. I'm training my dog all on my own, I can't afford to spend any extra money for a dog trainer, so basically I'm training myself while training him. And these videos help a lot. It had finally clicked for me one day that his behavior problems was all on me, and the only way he is going to change is if I change. I'm working so far on his chewing. So far so good :D.
At least this owner was willing to seek *HELP* from a professional trainer and I think that speaks well about her intentions...🤷🏻♀️
Yes!
He's the professional, yet she constantly cuts him off. I bet she didn't learn sh*t from this session. Poor dog...
10:00 My mind is blown - "My owner looses her cool when other dogs are around which makes me not like them. So what I'm going to do is try to chase that other dog so you [my owner] can be calm again." Omg dogs are angels.
Vedrana Grbic that’s a little sad that this is what you got out of the video. “Dogs are angels.” They aren’t angels. They are living breathing animals. This woman has no control over herself so she has no control over her dog. As a result she abuses it.
This happens with kids. People get nervous, think their kids are going to be bad, so they think “ I’ll stop them BEFORE they’re bad”. You assume they’re gonna be bad, and then, guess what, they act badly because that is the attention they get. You should expect good behavior, and you’ll get it. It is all in what behavior you reward and how. But you have to trust them.
@@joepell7190 "angels" as in figurative speech....she meant.🤦♀️
A year later...but I agree 😍they are so amazing!❤
Can I just say that this is basically the best -dog- human training video I have seen. This man is so well-spoken, and his scenarios just absolutely clicked with me. I realize that I am making a few of the same mistakes as this dog owner, so brb while I try to fix my doggie relationship. Loved this vid!
Elise Mo how did you go with the extra help? From Australia wondering..
Oh no.. is it the only dog training video you’ve ever seen....?
Elise Mo lol me this WHOLE quarantine
@@tommymartin2871 lmao
Same. I feel horrible. I’m stressing my baby out. Lol
She is something special. Her attitude goes right through that leash. Kudos to you
Ava the Avy dog thank you!
"i hate dogs 'cause it makes my owner freak out" well said, sir.
So happy I discovered this series. I have 2 GSDs; one is entrained to humans, listens well and is a joy to walk. Her brother is a nightmare. He is anxious and loud and obnoxious. He is entrained to his sister and not to me. Having watched several of these videos, I know where to begin to correct this. I've consulted with several trainers who have given me contradictory advice. If I were video recorded with my male dog, I think I would come across as defensive, so I have compassion for this woman. She is demonstrating courage and a willingness to help her dog. So good for her.
How did it go with your training? :)
@Priscilla M Koop I have a black GSD who is very anxious around humans and dogs...I have been through 3 trainers, I am frustrated, all were different
Right? I guarantee everyone judging this woman and talking about how simple it is to train or raise a dog properly has never had a reactive dog. If you haven’t been through it you don’t have any idea how stressful it is. A lot of trainers out there also have no idea how to deal with real behaviour issues like anxiety and reactivity.
"He's good, I gotta work on you" +1
I work at a shelter and specialize with all the "aggressive" animals we get - these videos are helping a shit ton. Thank you!!
Awesome to help and thank you for spending time at the shelter!
Everything you said to lady explained how I treat my dog when going for walks. I live in an area where people have an attitude if your dog doesn't behave perfect so I get uptight when my dog is near other dogs. I'm going to have a different attitude because of this video THANK YOU
A Dimas you're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Any progress with your dog it's been 6 months?
It was like you were talking to me. I have a German Shepard and I was doing the same thing with her. Yanking and correcting her every wrong move. Oh my goodness, When You said, “My owner looses her cool when she sees other dogs so I am going to get rid of them” SPOKE directly to me. She gets all wired when she sees other dogs because I get all nervous thinking oh no there is a dog and my dog is going all Cujo. Thank you.
This kind of comment is so wonderful to see. I hope your relationship with your dog is so much better now!
Any progress being made. I'm in the same boat. dog sees other dog and barks really loud and other owner gives me the stink eye. I get embarrassed so I get up tight every time I see another dog and the cycle continues
LOL "it's the relationship *YOU* have with your dog, not the relationship your dog has with you"
Props for breaking this down for her and everyone
This guy is great at explaining the relationship between dog and person. So many times I've realized that I've projected my own perception and experience onto my dog without really understanding his. It's made training and his learning experience more enjoyable for both of us!
Thanks man, much appreciated!
The psychological aspect as a human when it comes to leading your dog, is something that only comes with time and experience. He is spot-on with his advice, but the application of it is not easy - especially with dogs like the German Shepherd.
L.A. November 2019 thanks for the feedback!
Sure, but she has to be prepared to be patient with her dog and make the subtle changes that will help her dog.
The owner is so rude! Thomas is being very patient and diplomatic.
She needs to stop being sarcastic and rude and listen to what he tries to tell her.
Brandi Enders she tried!
She is neither and she is listening.
well... maybe if the trainer wouldn't have explained the same point over and over and over and over again for 15 minutes or so. no wonder she started to get annoyed and maybe even a bit frustrated.
That energy is not good for the doggo
Upstate Canine Academy no she didnt she doesnt really care about learing this. I bet she acts the same way with her personal trainer, and doesnt get results
She(the owner) is smart enough to understand what the trainer said.You see this by asking back not just saying "Yes...Yes...Yes" So very good for the dog.
Wow. I needed this. I'm a first time dog owner, and I can COMPLETELY understand how I've been leash training wrong. I've been correcting while giving commands and not truly understanding my fault till this video.
Thank you so much for sharing this lesson. I have a great Dane pup who is an absolute sweetheart, but has started to show nervousness while on leash. I now see this has everything to do with how I am commanding presence alongside of him. Growing up my family had a dog that was leash aggressive so I've been slightly nervous that he might end up with like
My nerves are being passed to him and this video helped me see that
Thank you thank you thank you
On to doing some happy, calm walks with my drooly boy.
K Marie if your dog doesn’t freely offer behaviors you should not be giving it commands. Commands come after the dog has freely offered a behavior with consistency, then you pair it with a word. If you just start with commands, it no different than corrections, you are coercing your dog into performing tricks. Even jumping over obstacles - I stood next to something that my dog could jump over. Eventually she jumped over it and I rewarded her. She likes that, so she CHOOSES to do it again because she WANTS the reward. Now when I ask her to jump over things she is doing what she knows she wants to do, and she enjoys it. She gets SO EXCITED when I set up the bar for her to jump over, honestly she typically jumps over as soon as I set it up, before I can give her the command
09:50 led to her "aha moment". You can tell how good a trainer is when you can get an owner to have an Eureka moment. Well done ;)
YoSneeze thanks!!
I needed this! I just got back from walking my dog and I think I over correct sometimes. I'm going to watch out for this more often, thank you! :)
silby4 so happy to hear! That's why I put this stuff out, if I can help just one dog, it's worth it to me!
I love how she is clearly enlightened and it's seemingly obvious it's never been explained to her that her reactions are stimulating his.
When we see a barking dog when on a leash walk I ask my pup to stop walking, and sit beside me. We chill. And then once she is composed, we walk...
As someone who is training my dog through leash aggression....THANK YOU. This is the best thing for my dog cause once she sees the other dog is calm, she calms as well and goes back to normal.
This man is amazing instructionwise. Clear voice and no BS in between. Good job
Thank you for this video! I sent it to my friend and her family after I saw how she and her husband handled their dog on his leash being handled so poorly, I couldn't explain why very well myself so I sent them this. It's very well explained and my friend says they're making progress~!
I train horses and this kind of client is my least favorite, her body language and tone tells me she is barely listening. The type that immediately gets defensive when they are the problem. The sessions with this type are so tricky but you navigated that beautifully! Lol it’s also why clinicians seem to be repeating themselves all of the time. You’ve got to lay it on thick and hope that some if it sticks!
Tom, I have to say, I am a mental health clinician and you are too! You have the best knack for understanding how the dog thinks and how to communicate with them so they not only understand but WANT to obey!
Only 2 minutes in and her attitude is insufferable 😳 I applaud your ability to stay positive
First time German Shepard owner and I can even understand this.. love your videos man my dog is a great listener but I can see the habits forming from small things like pressure and one of those is definitely aggressiveness
Lil Kazake thanks!!
So nice to see a good Trainer
Christopher Heid thank you!
Tom explains things in a way that is so easy to understand!
Trainer speaks very well and with great energy!
WOLVESVIDS thank you!!
Tom explains the problem with prong collars and other tools: the handlers. A prong used correctly is a great tool, but in the hands of most dog owners, it can be abusive. Thank goodness for RUclips and for Tom Davis. His videos are great and help to spread important information to dog owners, improving their relationships with their dogs. Thanks Tom - Great stuff!
Fortunately in civilized countries this bullshit is banned. Learn basics about dogs that you lack.
I literally just watched this a second time because what he said made so much sense and blew my mind. Wishing my trainer actually trained US better with the E-collar 😫😫😫 poor dogs 🐕 ❤️🙏🏼
I have a GSD who goes after other dogs. I have tried the casual attitude approach only to have her pounce on the other dog without warning. I'll be checking out this video in full, for sure.
This was AMAZING!!!! I have a GSD girl 18 months that we adopted 3 months ago and she is starting to bark at other dogs, from nowhere, (and just small dogs?) this is new behavior for her, but this showed me what I'm doing wrong and I am so thankful. I want us to have fun on our walks!
Love this video. I really appreciate how Tom helps the owner see the root of the issue instead of issuing a band aid
this guy is amazing, very well spoken, i’ve learned more in this single video than i have in every training video i’ve watched combined.
Also I genuinely actually do love how blunt and honest this dude is because that’s is exactly what’s needed. It’s a waste of time when people try too hard to be nice and sugar coating everything. I’m autistic so it helps that he continues in even when she is interrupting or questioning and fast paced is good for me
Nice video, thank you - seeing some of my own flaws with my dog from the owner you are training there. I think for some it can be a vicious circle - dog reacts to something so you correct, next time you see the thing he reacted to you are automatically on guard and nervous, so the dog reacts to that, then you over correct...and boom, dog is now even more reactive and on it goes. Takes a lot of zen to be calm in every circumstance that may be thrown at you, so thank you for the video, very nice job of explaining to the owner how to behave.
fakingit tillimakeit thanks! I'm glad it helped you!
You and Zak are the way forward. The way you explained that to the human was succinct and brilliant, as well as the ability to communicate with the dog. Some people can only communicate with one. X x
I wouldnt look at zak Georges training he probably has no idea how to work with aggression and only knows how to teach tricks
Succinct isn't the word I'd use🙃
Another great video! I've started sending these to people that ask me about training. I love the part where you said there are very few actually aggressive dogs, they are mostly just leash reactive. You could totally change everything about a person's relationship with their dog with these videos and help people see their own contributions to the issues they want to fix in their dogs.
Lindsey Campbell thanks Lindsey!!!
I wonder how many of the people who have something bad to say about the owner actually have well trained dogs. It's very difficult to not be reactive, and most people are lying to themselves and the world when they say they are not reactive. A simultaneous NO and leash pop are very common. It's supposed to be no and if the dog doesn't comply even though it knows the command, then leash pop.
I hate when people who know nothing criticize somebody who is spending a fortune to get training.
Especially when it's easier and cheaper to send the dog to the pound.
As a dog walker of many dogs who are reactive to other dogs or even towards other people and vehicles. I have been successful but often times do over correct. Its something I know but this was a good reminder to help keep it in mind. Also, you explain this stuff fantastically! So thank you!
Thomas, thank you so much for sharing this information! We adopted our girl from a shelter when she was already 10 months old and she started displaying aggressive behavior toward all other dogs, which was so upsetting. This fits her perfectly and your methods have already proven effective! You are wonderful! Best regards from Kansas City!
Thanks so much Cara!
Most dog "problems" are actually caused by the dog handler. The best dog trainers train people.
:)! Thank you
There are no bad dogs, only bad owners
6:00 sums it up, "DON'T WORRY ABOUT HIM- HE'S GOOD. I GOTTA WORK ON YOU!" I like this trainer and his advice to not over correct makes perfect sense. I am getting a dog and don't know much about training so I welcome the chance to learn. So far what I am finding is that dog owners create most of the problems out of their own fears and insecurities. They often anticipate problems where there are none. They will then often create unnecessary anxiety (in an otherwise mostly calm dog) e.g., when they see other dogs, someone comes to the door, etc. They over correct the dogs and overwhelm them too often by using both physical and mental negative corrections. This in turn makes the dog more nervous and associate daily life/events to negativity. How would we like getting yanked on the neck and yelled at every time we did something less than perfect- or every time another human walks by (even if we didn't do anything wrong)? It would be exhausting. It's all about associative conditioning, calming down and not over correcting. A tired (well walked) and confident dog has less need to be aggressive. On the other hand, a nervous/anxious and insecure dog (because he is over corrected all of the time) will naturally tend to be more aggressive. Think about the awful scenario of a dog fight. Before the fight, the dog's owner does assertive physical and verbal "corrections" or commands. To the dog, it's almost the same thing as what well intending owners do routinely just on a less intense scale but in it's hourly repetition the affects can be similar. Without intending to, over doing it basically is like getting them primed to do battle. Instead, if we relax, the dog will tend to relax as well. Poor training can actually teach aggression. Then there is the whole high energy, high pitched way many owners talk to their dogs that gets them over excited at times when they are already stimulated (e.g., They smell food and you sing..."Wanna Eat?" They see you getting their lease and then you sing..."Wanna Go Out Side?" They hear the doorbell and smell an animal on the other side of the door and then you sing..."Who's At the Door?" Also, giving positive reinforcement (Petting and verbal praise) and the wrong time reinforces what you don't want. If the dog anxiously sits or stops jumping for a split second, just let them be. Not a time to praise them. We are actually acknowledging our own relief to what they did when we do that. My take away is it's often best for people to smile or frown inside but talk and touch less. Have that quality relationship that starts with us first and values understanding and caring over control. I look forward to watching more of his videos and learning more.
David G thanks for the feedback
I have a 2 yr. old Rottie whom has aggression towards people not other dogs. But only when person is by themselves. If the person has a dog then there’s no aggression towards the person it’s really weird. Also aggressive towards person on skates, bike, or skateboard. Other than that he’s a great dog.
She's the one who needs to be trained! Let me translate for you guys. The German Shepherd was saying " Wo, Wo, get me away from this nasty woman. I don't want to be with her".
He's better than most psychologists probably better than 99% of all human psychologists
"Don't worry about him. I gotta work on you." LOVED IT! OH MY! YOU'RE THE BEST!
10:13 Loved the realization "oh, good boy, you only wanted mom to be happy"
A lot of great tips in this video. It helps me out when I don't talk to my dog when we go on a walk, and just keep it very structured.
Unintended experiment years ago... took my dog to the dog park. I was nervous he might get in a fight, some more agressive dogs were there. No surprise, some aggression between dogs, i tried to handle it, with not so great resilts.
The next day, i went to the park, same dogs there daily. I was relaxed, and didnt make a big deal of it. I didnt try to control the situation, just relaxed and watched. The difference was amazing. Mingus handled himself well, probably because he didnt feel the need to protect (or listen to!) a nervous me. No problems.
I learned a lesson in calm confidence that day. Train my dog, then trust him to do what he has been taught. He needs to be able to trust me, that I can handle thing, so he doesnt feel he has to take control. Its that trust, both ways, that can make all of the difference. It IS the relationship and bond between master amd dog that can make working together either a pain or a pleasure.
Freaking awesome! This was exactly my situation with my old German Shepherd. This makes perfect sense
"Dog Owner... 'Yes!'" Lol I love this guy :)
I love that he gives a thorough explanation
That just made so much freaking sense it’s mind blowing. I just got my dog, a 3 year old staffy, from the shelter and every time I take her for a walk and another dog approaches I immediately get nervous because I don’t know her background with other dogs I just know she was fine around them at the shelter but put tension on her leash which ultimately leads to her pulling towards the other dog and trying to get to it. It’s not aggressive but the way it’s going it could lead to that. She gets overly excited and wants to say high but she clearly has a bit of a dominant streak in her around other dogs, tail raised and placing her head over the other dogs neck to show dominance, and I’ve never realized she does it because she’s feeding off my nervous energy. She’s absolutely amazing with people and loves everyone, although could use some work on jumping up but I’m fixing it. In the back yard she would always run to the fence and bark at the neighbors dogs but I’ve fixed that and she’s a lot calmer now, all I have to do is fix my habit and hers when she’s on the leash around other dogs
I see myself doing the same thing thanks for this video something to keep in mind. Be positive.
Very well explained Tom. Clearly the dog is reacting to the owners energy. So important to calm but assertive. Enjoying your channel Tom. Time to dog train :)
She is the perfect example of who should NOT own a big power breed of dog or any dog for that matter! She's aggressive not assertive
she shouldn’t have a dog at all.
What a dumb thing to say. Self righteous much? She’s seeking professional help to equip herself to help the dog become more comfortable and well trained. More than 90% of dog owners would do and certainly more than many of the self righteous commenters on RUclips do.
She sought out help and paid for a trainer. Even if you know what you're doing (which you probably don't, because you think that some people can have big dogs (as if it's really any different than a small dog) and others can't), it's not your place to judge this situation. As for the "power breed", whatever. A trained dog is a trained dog. I've seen people who have a 10 pound lap dog who is so poorly trained that they pick them up whenever they are outside the house. It doesn't mean that the dog is bad, it means that they dog has learned that if they so something(growl, bite, bark), they get a certain reaction(getting picked up). The moral of the story is..... you don't know what you're talking about, so stop trolling people who are looking for help from professionals.
Aaron Drossart so because she is seeking help after she had the dog for however long and has abused it for however long, everything is just ok? Seems legit. I hope you don’t have a dog man
@@joepell7190 That's not at all what I said... lol. I do not have a dog man (because that would imply that my theoretical dog is a mix between a dog and a man), though I do have two dogs, man. They are lovely and well trained. Both were abused prior to me getting them and now they are well socialized and trained.
I was not speaking to how she treats her dog, I was speaking to how she's seeking out help (because that's the only thing that we see, we don't see her day to day interactions with the dog). Yes, she seems like she doesn't know how to handle the dog... just like some parents don't know how to handle their kid(s) responsibly... but she's seeking out help, and that's certainly a good start. Also... you don't know how long she had the dog, you don't know if she abused the dog. If she did, she's gonna go burn and the dog should be taken from her, but in your own statement you said "for however long" twice, implying that nobody knows except her and the trainer.
The point of my post is that:
1. you don't need to be a powerful person to be an owner of a big dog
2. she's seeking out help and that's a good start.
No excuses for animal abuse or mistreatment coming from this guy (as someone who has taken 2 dogs out of abusive houses). Also, look at the body of comments before you take things out of context, man.
I like that this trainer is not training the dog itself, he is teaching the owner how to properly handle the situation. There's no use in training a dog if the owner doesn't know how to handle it
This video was great! gives a lot of insight into the mindset and how your discomfort or comfort affects their attitude and reactions! Thanks for sharing!
Raul Rincon thanks man glad you enjoyed it!
I've always felt trainers need to train the handlers and the dogs will learn in the process. Tom, you really prove it here especially when the light turns on in her head. Well done!
You really help with my fear of dogs. Thanks you
so happy to hear!
Love it. Tom is the natural here, we can all use this kind of instruction.
Thank you, Elizebeth! I appreciate the feedback!
"He's good, I need to work on you" XD
bruh ive been watching your videos for like not even 2 days and i alrdy got my 5 and 7 year old bullys sitting and staying when they never done that before lol..im inspired to train them better so we can all live a happier life
Stay at it Tom. Well done you are blessed with a wonderful talent.
You explain things very well, makes it much easier to understand.
Thank you Sarah
The way that you explain things is absolutely outstanding, thank you, we humans need you. X
Love this guy!! Always always on point! Can not thank you enough for all that you do!
She was done with that conversation within the first 3 minutes lol. I really appreciated the video, I was and sometimes still make some of those same mistakes with my babies.
I'm so glad I found your channel!!
Glad I found someone in NY. I want to get a dog myself. A pup. I've been looking up different breeds and now I'm ready to study things like this. Thank you. I will be a client soon.
ChefvEto thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you for being responsible and doing research before you get a dog. Thank you. Thank you.
This video gave me my ah ha moment. I saw improvement the next time I took my Akita out for a walk. I too was pulling at the leash every time I wanted him to do something or not do something.
I liked this one. Never really noticed that my demeanor changes when other dogs come around. I have a Chow/GSD mix who is a wonderful loving dog, but at the same time she is big and powerful. Trying to anticipate aggressive behavior (an attempt to stop problems before they happen causes me to react profalacticly). It seems so obvious now how this could be stressful and/or confusing to the dog. Great work, I enjoy the videos I've seen, and really enjoy knowing their are people out there helping these animals who get a bad name a majority of the time. For the most part it's very true, no bad dogs only bad (misinformed) owners
Amazing channel, I’m definitely coming back for more!
That owner needs the training lol she is all a bundle of emotions.
Very good! You are a minority of the world of dog trainers and behaviourist that I enjoy and agree with. Keep going!
Camden Cleveland thank you❤️
yesss I get very stressed in public and it took this trainer for me to look deep within myself. I’ve had a stranger tell me that I’m the blame during a correction session in public however he was very rude... I’m a 23 year old female and my first dog. Also had a fellow tell me my prong collar was abuse though it was fitted correctly- no yanking. I’ll be flipping off the next guy ha I’m so excited for the future with my pups. Thank you for these videos absolutely life changing
Great explanation, Tom!
carla huchiyama thank you!
GREAT tutorial!! Thx mate! We need more info for dog owners!! Bless you and what you have done and are doing!
Love it! "Don’t worry about him, I 'm talking to you"
New title for this video: Teaching Karen how to train her dog when calling the manager is not an option.
Wow thanks for this. Its so easy when you know thats going on
U K thanks for watching!
DANG If I was allowed two words to describe this channel, this trainer and this video specifically it would be "THANK YOU!" You just said all the same words I've been saying for so long, but the way you put them all together is amazing and makes so much sense!! I hope you don't mind if i borrow your scenarios because so many dogs and owners are about to be 100% happier with their lives together thanks to you! Keep on doing what you're doing because you're amazing at it and you've helped so many people already...who knows what could happen?
Thank you for sharing your work .
Great video, nice breakdowns and information. Keep it up.
Vicente Saavedra thank you! I hope it helped you!
thank you for this information. Speaking the true about having a relationship with your dog.
Tom is the Big Homie.
Thank you for posting these videos!
Perfectly explained, every word was needed. He didnt talked to her a lot, but the necessary. She needs to understand her dog, not kinda understand.
wow very very nice job! uou have a way with words my dude!
great insight to what our dogs perceive from us. Thanks
Wow this is amazing..this is the same problem I am having with my relationship with my female dog. I hope I can work on myself too so she can relax with other dogs as well
sandypaws8 good luck, thank you so much for watching!
I actually learned a lot thnx just got my puppy
9:48 and 12:17 are GOLD. I needed to hear that big time. Thank you!
Great video!! Hit some great points!! Thank you