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I used the identical method training my Cane Corso. He was 9 months when I could walk or change direction any time at any speed and he will never let the leash get taught. He’s 10 months now and gets distracted at festivals or with kids or dogs playing, but he won’t pull in crowds, but will if we get close enough to a dog or kids moving fast and speaking excitedly. He’s still getting desensitized. Whenever we’re walking, he’s constantly looking at me, next to me, and if he gets out a little in front, he knows I can change direction and it always watching and will somehow know to change direction. My small 6 year old boy and 9 year old daughter can walk him easily. You’re probably gonna make the positive only freaks have a heart attack, but who cares. This is better and safer for the dog, especially a huge powerful dominant breed like the Italian Mastiff. Respect.
Thanks for the comment(s). Yea the positive only trainers love to try and bash me. I didn't think this video was too aggressive even for them. No complaints yet. Thanks for watching
@@AmericanStandardK9 People can gripe all they want about how you train dogs and how mean it is...the way I look at it, if you wait for your dog to do what you want and only reward positive behavior without correcting negative behavior, then the training you can get done in 20 minutes while talking about what you are doing versus the similar level of training by those bashing you that take 6+ weeks, I'd rather a dog yip a couple of times and get 90% of the work done in a short time. I'd rather my dog listen and walk safely with me than get distracted and pull and run in front of a vehicle or pull me in front of a vehicle while taking many weeks to teach these lessons. I love this video because this is a 4 month old puppy and the pressure is minimal and positive reinforcement is on point and you made a massive change in this dog in very short order. My puppy is a 15 pound Husky/Treeing Walker Coonhound (gorgeous Damascus (blacksmithing term) colored coat, mostly Husky markings) and she is almost 4 months old, and I need to get her leash trained.
Hi Many thanks for your reply That makes sense. What I find hard is to call a dog back when he's been distracted I've only seen it once but was mighty impressed , I'm not kern on the dog walkers who let them walk in front we have to be the alfa male i used to the a doberman , please keep up the good work look forward to seeing more . Many thanks Ram (UK)
@@Dogemon. Prong collar. He doesn't need it any longer because he doesn't pull, lunge, or do anything that I'd worry about the soft front portion of his neck. However, he's a big strong beast, so if I ever were to need it, I know pressure would be applied evenly and comfortably. Don't cheap out or they can cause pain and damage. Herm Springer is a no-brainer. I use a normal leash when I need him close and a 30ft for most walks in the neighborhood where he needs to be leashed, but I want him freedom to explore. I put an ecollar on him everywhere we go and love to get him off leash. I don't really use it unless I can't see him or he's too far away to hear me. I can use the ecollar to stimulate him and he will know a command is coming and find me. Then we have hand signals for distance. Took a while for him to understand not to come to me when a command is coming, but rather see what it is and do it in situ, unless of course I'm recalling him. Harness is a bad idea unless you're trying to train him to pull you around on your bike, skateboard, etc.
Mate I’ve got to say, your videos have saved our relationship with our rottie. She would lunge at cars, scooters kids on bikes. She was hyper dominant, food possessive. You name it she had it, and it was all down to how we initially trained the dog. We’d taken her to multiple trainers and rottie specific trainers in our area. None of which helped. After watching your videos ourselves, we’ve learned to be the alpha properly. And she’s currently walking with attention virtually permanently on me. No pulling, no food possession, sits on command, sits when talking to a stranger in the road. Doesn’t care about cars or people passing her. The last step now is dogs, if she can walk past dogs without any hassle she’ll be a perfect dog for us. This is all with the help, of proper Leash control using the prong, good feeding and adequate training. All we can say is thank you for the content and keep it up.
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Finally a video where they actually show me how to train a pup. 😭 always had an issue with puppy’s pulling on my leash. I just need potty training lay down. Sit. Paw or high five 😭 it shouldn’t be hard… right?….
I have access to all of Garret's training videos, and I have to say this is still excellent content, and one of my free access RUclips videos on this topic. His "The Perfect Walk" course covers this, but it's over 5 hours long because there's so much more to this training than can be covered in a short video. Head over to DIYK9.com or email info@diyk9.com to find out more.
I have 3 different treats I take out with me, my method taught to me by me dad (ex-airforce) was using a choke collar on my dogs with almost identical methods, my dogs all were so well trained that when walking I had to look down to ensure the collar was still attached, now I have a 4 month old border collie and he is already doing that where I have to look down to verify he’s there, now does he get distracted sure he does, dogs birds people etc but with the prong collar he instantly snaps out of it and quickly darts back to my side. I keep watching these videos to learn more and try techniques by trainers like you so I can learn better ways, like how to use the prong collar, I’m learning even though I’ve trained dogs doesn’t mean I can’t learn new tricks too. Thank you for your video, it’s so valuable to us all, and I know what it takes to make a video, so again thanks.
Prong collars cause no trachea damage and if you have a dog that is causing themselves wounds with that collar you as an owner are doing it wrong. Start with a puppy and train it with a prong collar so you don't have to do more than flick it lightly for a second to cement proper vs improper with very little trouble. Kids don't like their privileges being taken away but it's necessary to teach. A 2 second light correction for a lifetime of good behavior is a very very valuable trade off.
This video is awesome. I recently picked up a pitbull puppy that loves to do his own thing on walks. After our first walk using this method I already see a massive improvement in his behavior. Nowhere near the level shown in the video but he isnt pulling/staring/running after distractions anymore and is more attentive to me rather than his surroundings after 2 short sessions. The way I see it, it is heartbreaking to hear him yelp but im reassuring him the whole time letting him know he is doing well in his training and i'd rather correct anything negative he could possibly do in the future when he's fully grown that would make a Karen or bystander insist he be put down for it!
Thank you for your content! I got a 4 month old american staffy recently and your videos are helping me become a better leader/trainer to him and helping him become a good obedient boy 😊 our biggest struggle has been keeping him engaged with me but I've seen a huge improvement since I've tried your training methods 😊 so yeah, thanks from the random Aussie 😂👍
Thanks for taking time to explain and demonstrate using the prong collar to assist with training a dog to overcome distractions & pulling while in public on a leash. I have a 2 year old 60lb bull terrier that can pull this 200lb man wherever she wants to take him. Working without a prong collar so far she does pretty good most of the time unless she encounters people on small wheels (scooters, skates etc).
I have been watching and reinforcing your teachings. I have a Belgian malinois and she is 1000 HP. I train with her 3 times a day you saved my dogs life. Keep sharing the love.
Thank you so much for going SLOW and highlighting the pre training leading up to loose leash walking. It has occurred to us we need to take several steps backwards in training our 70 lb male Boxer. He's out of control on leash and my daughter's and I are small. Worked on some drills today in the house and walkway without taking an actual walk. I've introduced the clicker today as well and he responded well. Baby steps. I need to size up his prong collar, the last time we introduced it we dove right into a walk that ended poorly. Just getting used to it was an incredible tip! So appreciate your clear, concise explanations. So many trainers leave steps out unintentionally, and it leads to confusion and frustration.
Why people attack you. I think you are top 5 in world because you explain all things in dog world. Most will do these just for money but you are a true dog lover. Im a big fan from Iran ❤
I really needed to find this video. Thank you! I have a 4 month Cane Corso and he's super esoteric and I needs this in-order for us to actually get some enjoyment out of our walks and play time, rather frustration from trying to keep his attention or keep him from engaging with non important items or people. Love the videos ASDT you guys/ gals rock!
Love watching your videos. I've watched a couple of others for a short few minutes and I lost focus. You on the other hand, you're straight to the point. Just started today with your u-turn training and my 6 month old toy poodle Moses is progressing already. I'm not even using the prong coller, I use a no pull collar and your training is still working! He was pulling me everywhere and it can be quite embarrassing when a small dog like that is not under command and control. Best videos I've seen so far and I've subscribed and sticking with your training skills! Thank you for sharing!!
This is THE most helpful video I’ve seen on this. My Doberman pup has taken to place, sit, crate, all of it SO easy but not heal. So I realized it was me that just didn’t know how to teach it properly and this video has helped more than any of the others I’ve watched. Thanks!
I love how he says, "just a little tug" and the dog almost flies over to him. Hahaha! This is a good video. I have watched so many of the positive only videos but my dog is out of control on his leash so I think I need a little correction in his life. He's going to break his harness sooner or later and get loose while pulling and barking at driving vehicles. We had to give up the nylon collar forever ago. He chokes himself like crazy. Thanks for the videos! We'll be giving this a shot!
Its very interesting watching people train dogs, one part of you says that its crazy and animal abuse, but then the other side of you is like, well its a dog and you need to train it properly. I watched my cousin train his purebred old english bulldog, and it made me sad to watch him pull and tug at his neck, but now that I am older I realize its necessary, and that dog has such great manners to this day... plays with kids etc..
@@codejunki567 yea. I was some what against the prong collar but after seeing eu list dogs be able to run free and work hard and look proud of themselves I changed my mind. I would rather a man eater be able to be under control on a thread than for it to kill or be killed because of it's problems.
Got a 6 month old mini aussie boxer had her for a month now and I've been watching and I can tell a difference deff rinse and repeat can't wait to keep learning and to see how well she can be an amazing dish washer lol
It's such a pleasure watching you teaching this beautiful little girl🌺 how to do what's expected from her! I miss my cute "little" Heidi (the 1,5 years old Berneese Mountain Dog of my doughter) so much. She's living 700km away from us so I don't see her as often as I would love to. Heidi is the most loveable and beuatiful dog I've ever seen, truly a big lovebug 🥰 Her only issue is that she doesn't want to walk right on the leash. I think my doughter hasn't found the right method yet, or hasn't shown it to her yet.🤷🏼♀️ I'm going to check out your online courses now so I can get her one for her birthday next month. Because I love your way of teaching. 🤗
Oh my gosh, she is so beautiful that baby girl. Great session. Thank you so much. You and The Dog Daddyy are my favorite trainers to watch. I just discovered you know each other…and both have a great sense of humor, as well as so great at what you do. Awesome! God bless. 😌🌹
I have a 6 months blue heeler named Cooper and I learned a lot from your RUclips videos, thanks from Monterrey México the only problem with Cooper is when he chase cats and doves during morning walks during running afternoon there is no problems
I like that, don't name it til you love it. Play follow the leader. I appreciate your advice. I'm in South Africa and we have no teachers/trainers like you.
You are absolutely the best dog trainer I have found on RUclips!! I just got a German Shepherd puppy, I am her second home and she is 4 mo old. She has traumatized my older cat, how can I stop it? the hard thing is that its a outside cat, is there a way since I can't trap him? 😩
Dude u are thee dog inspiration I swear one of thee hands down best trainers out there 🙌 we well I look up to u as a trainer an all my buddies tell me they notice my progress as a trainer an our coordination
I just want to say I have a pit bull and she was so terrible like dragging me around and I used a regular leash but all the same techniques and in twenty minutes I swear she’s a total different dog I don’t even have to hold the leash and my neighbors dog was at they’re window and by twenty mi it’s Athena looked but kept walking and yesterday she would have attacked and pulled my arm out of its socket. I swear by this dudes techniques and I’m excited to see what else he has to teach so I’m liking and subscribing Fs
I tried this with my shepherd mix and it helped so much , now every time she gets ahead she stops turns back and looks at me and comes sits by me . Thank you for this video ❤
Thanks for this. I spoke to you when Xena was 2 1/2 months. She just turned 4 months. She sits to get leash put on. But now I’m ready for the prong to help her with pulling during our walk. I was hood the leash close to me to keep her beside but it hurt my arm and I’m sure pulling in her trac like you said. So Thanks for this video as well
I just got a Carne Corso, and he is 3½ months old. We have just started to learn how to walk, yesterday. Yes, i am having issues. When is a good time to start teaching these awesome dogs to walk??
Another awesome educational video! I am so glad I found your channel! I get my corso on March 29th and you have provided me with some great training information 👌
Not only super informative but when you realized the leash was still on when she was playing the “cat and mouse” game and corrected yourself openly and honestly that just further backed up the respect I already have for you as a trainer dude. Excellent work.
I think your style of training is the best. I watched another trainer 15 minutes ago & it didn't seem as good as your style with the same breed you're training here. This dog was almost 3 years old. I'm not a pro, but I'm sure at that age with little training it must have bad habits. Keep up the good work. RLTW
I have a mini american shepard that pulls so hard he has pulled my mother off balance because he saw a dog off leash that he wanted to play with. I swore i would never put a prong collar on him (7 months 25 pounds)... well.. i gave him snacks and got him used to wearing a 2.25 mm prong collar loose around his neck when we go outside to go potty for 4 days before i double hooked to it with his martingale collar. I had the leash he took off like a freight train to sniff a neighbors dog that was walking by with his owner and he self corrected.. he looked back and saw my butt walking the other way... he never yelped or anything but holy shit he stopped darting off. My 2 big dogs wear 2.25 mm prong collars and they walk right next to me. I only have the collars on when we go for walks. 2 big dogs walk off leash in safe areas.. not near busy roads.
9 month old 97 lb rottie stopped pulling in just minutes-Thank you!!! Still really struggling with lunging at strangers and other dogs on walks (not aggressive, just very excited). Can you give us any advice?
@@AmericanStandardK9 Anytime. My wife and I trained Human Scent discrimination Bloodhounds for the better part of 30 years. Few years back, Hollywood stuck me and our last Bloodhound in a Movie with Sam Worthington, Called "The Shack". Heavy script, short story long I got to use our Bloodhound (Au) in a movie to track Serial Killers that target little girls. If you happen to see it, I am the guy in the closing scene that is being hulled down the hill by AU the Bloodhound, foggy, dark and right into the camera. Hi lite of my life, meeting the Movie people.
I am happy to report I follow all these directions. About how long should each training session be? I know it depends on the breed. But is there a rule of thumb?
i just kept a 4 month old german shepard someone could not take care of. she is great. indoors she pays attention , she comes , she sits , she knows what NO means and listens the first time you tell her, and i can use her food to train her. when i take her outdoors however , she completely ignores food, treats AND me lol. what can i use instead of treats to get her attention or teach her things outdoors ? or is this normal for her age ?
i love your training methods, i have tornjak puppy 4 months old, i use this method for 2 weeks and have him follow me when i tilt him, but as soon as he starts to follow my way he goes for treat and than rushes in front so i have to change direction every few meters, i hope it will work because he will be a big dog
Thanks for this very helpful video. My 6 months old malinoise is biting his leash and pull. He won’t let anyone hold the leash and now he is jumping on me when I try to take the leash away from him. Can you do a video on Dogs who bite the leash and pulls?
I just wanted to make a comment that you can train on a flat collar.but sadly, most owners don't fit them properly and don't use them correctly, which is why the prong is better. I have trained both a Golden Retriever and a black lab puppy on a flat collar and had success, but only the Golden still walks today on the flat. That's because the owner of the black lab didn't follow through so that her dog then became a puller, just like you showed on this video.
Do y’all have a video on taking your dog to the dog park to get it used to being around other dogs and to get it to listen to you when it’s time to leave?
Would you use a prong collar on a smaller dog like a mini Aussie doodle? I'm hoping to find a German shepherd mini Aussie doodle to train for high heart rate alert service dog.
I have a pitbull and she pulls out of excitement and curiosity, when I look at your video I see that the dog is pulling but not as much as my dog does, at least you got your dog to sit in the 5 min of the video, my dog pulls even thought we have no activity going on around us, how do I get her to lose the excitement and focus and me and the walk?
I have a 2.5 years old Labrador, he pulls like crazy, and he can’t calm down. He always wants to go and run, always. He gets proper exercise every day. I can’t teach him to heel like this. Any ideas about what to do? He never gets tired. He runs as fast as he can when I drop the leash or unleash him. When I’m trying to teach him like in the video, he doesn’t care at all, he just pulls and pulls harder until he’ll achieve his goal, sniffing the tree or doing something.
We have a 9 month old Treeing Tennessee Brindle. I follow your techniques but the problem is our next door neighbor. They have a 100lb lab that they let run loose. Our dog goes crazy and the walk time is destroyed!
Another great video brother! Do you recommend always starting with an oversized prong collar when introducing the tool, or is that all dependent on the dogs/pups size and tolerance to the tool?
Love this video omg I’m so happy I found this channel I immediately subscribed. My cane Corso does this drop thing with his body and then pulls away with his weight and he’s close to if not 80 lbs. would this be a good training method for him?
He is one of the best dog trainers out there. I took his courses and raised my cane corso to be a well-trained housebroken member of my family instead of making jokes you should pay attention you might learn something
Def my fav dog training channel. I've had some positive results with my puppy following you. But Luke does not have any interest in food outside. I'm not overfeeding him. He just won't have it.
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I used the identical method training my Cane Corso. He was 9 months when I could walk or change direction any time at any speed and he will never let the leash get taught. He’s 10 months now and gets distracted at festivals or with kids or dogs playing, but he won’t pull in crowds, but will if we get close enough to a dog or kids moving fast and speaking excitedly. He’s still getting desensitized. Whenever we’re walking, he’s constantly looking at me, next to me, and if he gets out a little in front, he knows I can change direction and it always watching and will somehow know to change direction. My small 6 year old boy and 9 year old daughter can walk him easily.
You’re probably gonna make the positive only freaks have a heart attack, but who cares. This is better and safer for the dog, especially a huge powerful dominant breed like the Italian Mastiff. Respect.
Thanks for the comment(s). Yea the positive only trainers love to try and bash me. I didn't think this video was too aggressive even for them. No complaints yet. Thanks for watching
@@AmericanStandardK9 People can gripe all they want about how you train dogs and how mean it is...the way I look at it, if you wait for your dog to do what you want and only reward positive behavior without correcting negative behavior, then the training you can get done in 20 minutes while talking about what you are doing versus the similar level of training by those bashing you that take 6+ weeks, I'd rather a dog yip a couple of times and get 90% of the work done in a short time. I'd rather my dog listen and walk safely with me than get distracted and pull and run in front of a vehicle or pull me in front of a vehicle while taking many weeks to teach these lessons. I love this video because this is a 4 month old puppy and the pressure is minimal and positive reinforcement is on point and you made a massive change in this dog in very short order. My puppy is a 15 pound Husky/Treeing Walker Coonhound (gorgeous Damascus (blacksmithing term) colored coat, mostly Husky markings) and she is almost 4 months old, and I need to get her leash trained.
Hi Many thanks for your reply
That makes sense. What I find hard is to call a dog back when he's been distracted I've only seen it once but was mighty impressed , I'm not kern on the dog walkers who let them walk in front we have to be the alfa male i used to the a doberman , please keep up the good work look forward to seeing more .
Many thanks
Ram (UK)
Quick questions Ryan, do you use a prong collar and leash? Or Harness?
Also, do you use a e collar at all
@@Dogemon. Prong collar. He doesn't need it any longer because he doesn't pull, lunge, or do anything that I'd worry about the soft front portion of his neck. However, he's a big strong beast, so if I ever were to need it, I know pressure would be applied evenly and comfortably. Don't cheap out or they can cause pain and damage. Herm Springer is a no-brainer.
I use a normal leash when I need him close and a 30ft for most walks in the neighborhood where he needs to be leashed, but I want him freedom to explore.
I put an ecollar on him everywhere we go and love to get him off leash. I don't really use it unless I can't see him or he's too far away to hear me. I can use the ecollar to stimulate him and he will know a command is coming and find me. Then we have hand signals for distance. Took a while for him to understand not to come to me when a command is coming, but rather see what it is and do it in situ, unless of course I'm recalling him.
Harness is a bad idea unless you're trying to train him to pull you around on your bike, skateboard, etc.
Mate I’ve got to say, your videos have saved our relationship with our rottie.
She would lunge at cars, scooters kids on bikes.
She was hyper dominant, food possessive.
You name it she had it, and it was all down to how we initially trained the dog.
We’d taken her to multiple trainers and rottie specific trainers in our area.
None of which helped.
After watching your videos ourselves, we’ve learned to be the alpha properly.
And she’s currently walking with attention virtually permanently on me.
No pulling, no food possession, sits on command, sits when talking to a stranger in the road.
Doesn’t care about cars or people passing her.
The last step now is dogs, if she can walk past dogs without any hassle she’ll be a perfect dog for us.
This is all with the help, of proper Leash control using the prong, good feeding and adequate training.
All we can say is thank you for the content and keep it up.
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I love the explanation over and over in several ways! Then you bring it down to one thing. No abuse! Love it!!! Thank you.
Finally a video where they actually show me how to train a pup. 😭 always had an issue with puppy’s pulling on my leash. I just need potty training lay down. Sit. Paw or high five 😭 it shouldn’t be hard… right?….
I have access to all of Garret's training videos, and I have to say this is still excellent content, and one of my free access RUclips videos on this topic. His "The Perfect Walk" course covers this, but it's over 5 hours long because there's so much more to this training than can be covered in a short video. Head over to DIYK9.com or email info@diyk9.com to find out more.
I have 3 different treats I take out with me, my method taught to me by me dad (ex-airforce) was using a choke collar on my dogs with almost identical methods, my dogs all were so well trained that when walking I had to look down to ensure the collar was still attached, now I have a 4 month old border collie and he is already doing that where I have to look down to verify he’s there, now does he get distracted sure he does, dogs birds people etc but with the prong collar he instantly snaps out of it and quickly darts back to my side. I keep watching these videos to learn more and try techniques by trainers like you so I can learn better ways, like how to use the prong collar, I’m learning even though I’ve trained dogs doesn’t mean I can’t learn new tricks too. Thank you for your video, it’s so valuable to us all, and I know what it takes to make a video, so again thanks.
I have a 140lb cane corse/Mastiff mix who is a rescue, but I need to train and thanks to you and your channel I feel like I can do that on my own now.
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Prong collars are cruel.
It's better to have the dog trust you than to fear pain.
If the dog trusts you they will listen to you
@@FructoseFrank
Put one on and show me
Prong collars cause no trachea damage and if you have a dog that is causing themselves wounds with that collar you as an owner are doing it wrong. Start with a puppy and train it with a prong collar so you don't have to do more than flick it lightly for a second to cement proper vs improper with very little trouble. Kids don't like their privileges being taken away but it's necessary to teach. A 2 second light correction for a lifetime of good behavior is a very very valuable trade off.
This video is awesome. I recently picked up a pitbull puppy that loves to do his own thing on walks. After our first walk using this method I already see a massive improvement in his behavior. Nowhere near the level shown in the video but he isnt pulling/staring/running after distractions anymore and is more attentive to me rather than his surroundings after 2 short sessions.
The way I see it, it is heartbreaking to hear him yelp but im reassuring him the whole time letting him know he is doing well in his training and i'd rather correct anything negative he could possibly do in the future when he's fully grown that would make a Karen or bystander insist he be put down for it!
Thank you for your content! I got a 4 month old american staffy recently and your videos are helping me become a better leader/trainer to him and helping him become a good obedient boy 😊 our biggest struggle has been keeping him engaged with me but I've seen a huge improvement since I've tried your training methods 😊 so yeah, thanks from the random Aussie 😂👍
Thanks for taking time to explain and demonstrate using the prong collar to assist with training a dog to overcome distractions & pulling while in public on a leash. I have a 2 year old 60lb bull terrier that can pull this 200lb man wherever she wants to take him. Working without a prong collar so far she does pretty good most of the time unless she encounters people on small wheels (scooters, skates etc).
My Rottweiler hates the sound of small wheels
Once my 14 month old Golden Retriever knows I have treats. It's game over. Nothing else matters
Give it a good snappy yank, they will stop if you show them whos really boss. Cant let them think they can control you.
I have been watching and reinforcing your teachings. I have a Belgian malinois and she is 1000 HP. I train with her 3 times a day you saved my dogs life. Keep sharing the love.
Thank you so much for going SLOW and highlighting the pre training leading up to loose leash walking. It has occurred to us we need to take several steps backwards in training our 70 lb male Boxer. He's out of control on leash and my daughter's and I are small.
Worked on some drills today in the house and walkway without taking an actual walk. I've introduced the clicker today as well and he responded well.
Baby steps.
I need to size up his prong collar, the last time we introduced it we dove right into a walk that ended poorly. Just getting used to it was an incredible tip!
So appreciate your clear, concise explanations. So many trainers leave steps out unintentionally, and it leads to confusion and frustration.
3 Fanny Packs ! That’s like a 7th degree black belt
Lol
Lmao.....
That's almost Steven Seagal status. 😂
@@thorodinson9353 If you'd lighten up a little you would enjoy life a lot more.
#goals
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What a beautiful breed of dog. That coat is so elegant. Thanks for posting this. It's very helpful.
Why people attack you. I think you are top 5 in world because you explain all things in dog world. Most will do these just for money but you are a true dog lover. Im a big fan from Iran ❤
I started watching this guys channel and he helped me so much in such a short time… thank you!
I really needed to find this video. Thank you! I have a 4 month Cane Corso and he's super esoteric and I needs this in-order for us to actually get some enjoyment out of our walks and play time, rather frustration from trying to keep his attention or keep him from engaging with non important items or people. Love the videos ASDT you guys/ gals rock!
Love watching your videos. I've watched a couple of others for a short few minutes and I lost focus. You on the other hand, you're straight to the point. Just started today with your u-turn training and my 6 month old toy poodle Moses is progressing already. I'm not even using the prong coller, I use a no pull collar and your training is still working! He was pulling me everywhere and it can be quite embarrassing when a small dog like that is not under command and control. Best videos I've seen so far and I've subscribed and sticking with your training skills! Thank you for sharing!!
This is THE most helpful video I’ve seen on this. My Doberman pup has taken to place, sit, crate, all of it SO easy but not heal. So I realized it was me that just didn’t know how to teach it properly and this video has helped more than any of the others I’ve watched. Thanks!
I've been practicing this technique with my pitbull for the last week and it started to work since day one. Thank you very much sir.
I love how he says, "just a little tug" and the dog almost flies over to him. Hahaha! This is a good video. I have watched so many of the positive only videos but my dog is out of control on his leash so I think I need a little correction in his life. He's going to break his harness sooner or later and get loose while pulling and barking at driving vehicles. We had to give up the nylon collar forever ago. He chokes himself like crazy. Thanks for the videos! We'll be giving this a shot!
Its very interesting watching people train dogs, one part of you says that its crazy and animal abuse, but then the other side of you is like, well its a dog and you need to train it properly.
I watched my cousin train his purebred old english bulldog, and it made me sad to watch him pull and tug at his neck, but now that I am older I realize its necessary, and that dog has such great manners to this day... plays with kids etc..
@@codejunki567 yea. I was some what against the prong collar but after seeing eu list dogs be able to run free and work hard and look proud of themselves I changed my mind.
I would rather a man eater be able to be under control on a thread than for it to kill or be killed because of it's problems.
Started watching your videos, got a prong collar and let me tell you, it’s magic. You sir are a genius.
Got a 6 month old mini aussie boxer had her for a month now and I've been watching and I can tell a difference deff rinse and repeat can't wait to keep learning and to see how well she can be an amazing dish washer lol
Wow this man is not just dog trainer but trainer of dog trainers. Amazing skills, presentation and personality. I m impressed 👍
It's such a pleasure watching you teaching this beautiful little girl🌺 how to do what's expected from her!
I miss my cute "little" Heidi (the 1,5 years old Berneese Mountain Dog of my doughter) so much. She's living 700km away from us so I don't see her as often as I would love to. Heidi is the most loveable and beuatiful dog I've ever seen, truly a big lovebug 🥰
Her only issue is that she doesn't want to walk right on the leash. I think my doughter hasn't found the right method yet, or hasn't shown it to her yet.🤷🏼♀️
I'm going to check out your online courses now so I can get her one for her birthday next month. Because I love your way of teaching. 🤗
Oh my gosh, she is so beautiful that baby girl. Great session. Thank you so much. You and The Dog Daddyy are my favorite trainers to watch. I just discovered you know each other…and both have a great sense of humor, as well as so great at what you do. Awesome! God bless. 😌🌹
"She's eating who knows what " 😄... and how beautiful she is 😍
You must be great dad if u even put half of the effort n thought into your kids! God's bless!!
Thx 4 this detailed tutorial.
I have a 6 months blue heeler named Cooper and I learned a lot from your RUclips videos, thanks from Monterrey México the only problem with Cooper is when he chase cats and doves during morning walks during running afternoon there is no problems
I like that, don't name it til you love it. Play follow the leader. I appreciate your advice. I'm in South Africa and we have no teachers/trainers like you.
I followed your advice with the prong collar and u turn… it took about 2 or 3 times and my dog got the message
This man is so respected that truck literally saw him and went the opposite way
You are absolutely the best dog trainer I have found on RUclips!! I just got a German Shepherd puppy, I am her second home and she is 4 mo old. She has traumatized my older cat, how can I stop it? the hard thing is that its a outside cat, is there a way since I can't trap him? 😩
Dude u are thee dog inspiration I swear one of thee hands down best trainers out there 🙌 we well I look up to u as a trainer an all my buddies tell me they notice my progress as a trainer an our coordination
Man this has got to be the best dog training channel on RUclips
I just want to say I have a pit bull and she was so terrible like dragging me around and I used a regular leash but all the same techniques and in twenty minutes I swear she’s a total different dog I don’t even have to hold the leash and my neighbors dog was at they’re window and by twenty mi it’s Athena looked but kept walking and yesterday she would have attacked and pulled my arm out of its socket. I swear by this dudes techniques and I’m excited to see what else he has to teach so I’m liking and subscribing Fs
THANK YOU FOR SHOWING US YOUR TRAINING METHODS ,YOU ARE GREAT TRAINER WITH HIGH LEVEL OF PROFESSIONAL SKILLS! IS REALLY GREAT TO SEE !
Fantastic video. Thank you very much!
I just got my blue boy he is 4months and completely knows nothing not like ur girl she so good.
Insane, I tried to teach my boxer not to pull for like 5 years lol. You knocked it out in 18 minutes.
Took prong off before showcasing her pulling, I love the care.
I tried this with my shepherd mix and it helped so much , now every time she gets ahead she stops turns back and looks at me and comes sits by me . Thank you for this video ❤
Thanks for this. I spoke to you when Xena was 2 1/2 months. She just turned 4 months. She sits to get leash put on. But now I’m ready for the prong to help her with pulling during our walk. I was hood the leash close to me to keep her beside but it hurt my arm and I’m sure pulling in her trac like you said. So Thanks for this video as well
suggestion: please reduce the exposure a little so that it's easy on the eyes of the person watching, aside for that, I love what you're teaching.
turn your screen brightness down, it isn’t too bright for me
@@Kate98755 Not everyone is going to watch this on their phone.
@@tiggs03 never indicated that
All i had to do was watch this video and my dog understood the task😂
I just got a Carne Corso, and he is 3½ months old. We have just started to learn how to walk, yesterday. Yes, i am having issues.
When is a good time to start teaching these awesome dogs to walk??
The BEST vid on walk and heel i ever saw . Thnks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it
Another awesome educational video! I am so glad I found your channel! I get my corso on March 29th and you have provided me with some great training information 👌
ma man my Pomeranian is so protective she’s even barking a lot when my aunt/cousin come to my house😭 a pet/cuddle would work for one minute 😭😭😭😭😭❤
Excellent video. Very clear instructions. Thank you
those drools though .. very beautiful & artsy .. blowed by the wind.. in slow motion 🤣
Not only super informative but when you realized the leash was still on when she was playing the “cat and mouse” game and corrected yourself openly and honestly that just further backed up the respect I already have for you as a trainer dude. Excellent work.
I think your style of training is the best. I watched another trainer 15 minutes ago & it didn't seem as good as your style with the same breed you're training here. This dog was almost 3 years old. I'm not a pro, but I'm sure at that age with little training it must have bad habits. Keep up the good work. RLTW
I have a mini american shepard that pulls so hard he has pulled my mother off balance because he saw a dog off leash that he wanted to play with. I swore i would never put a prong collar on him (7 months 25 pounds)... well.. i gave him snacks and got him used to wearing a 2.25 mm prong collar loose around his neck when we go outside to go potty for 4 days before i double hooked to it with his martingale collar. I had the leash he took off like a freight train to sniff a neighbors dog that was walking by with his owner and he self corrected.. he looked back and saw my butt walking the other way... he never yelped or anything but holy shit he stopped darting off. My 2 big dogs wear 2.25 mm prong collars and they walk right next to me. I only have the collars on when we go for walks. 2 big dogs walk off leash in safe areas.. not near busy roads.
They look like mini versions of the terrifying beast they become
Great videos sir, kindly advice your camera team to reduce the exposure so that the image is not washed out in the sun.
I love how the dog's hair is so glossy! Is this characteristic of the breed or that's really just a healthy dog?
Yes it is characteristic to Cane Corso's
Both
Brilliant and knowledgeable! Thank you for sharing so much detail and changing lives!
She is a beautiful dog
Why don’t they teach this at school? Beats me 🤷🏻♂️
Sir, Thank you for your service. Everyone with or wanting a dog should know how to handle them
I kind of Laughed 😅 because "She" is a Sweet Girl !!
9 month old 97 lb rottie stopped pulling in just minutes-Thank you!!! Still really struggling with lunging at strangers and other dogs on walks (not aggressive, just very excited). Can you give us any advice?
How is your dog now have you any tips? Our american bully is a pulling on his leash (regular,not a prong) and biting it to? X
only had to watch the first minute to know that you know what you are doing. great looking pup.
Thanks so much for the support!
@@AmericanStandardK9 Anytime. My wife and I trained Human Scent discrimination Bloodhounds for the better part of 30 years. Few years back, Hollywood stuck me and our last Bloodhound in a Movie with Sam Worthington, Called "The Shack". Heavy script, short story long I got to use our Bloodhound (Au) in a movie to track Serial Killers that target little girls. If you happen to see it, I am the guy in the closing scene that is being hulled down the hill by AU the Bloodhound, foggy, dark and right into the camera. Hi lite of my life, meeting the Movie people.
I love your videos so that means i must get aa prong for my dog
Awesome video GARRET you just keep putting out the hits
I’ve binged watched at least 30 of your vids and I don’t have a dog lol awesome vids guys
I am happy to report I follow all these directions. About how long should each training session be? I know it depends on the breed. But is there a rule of thumb?
i just kept a 4 month old german shepard someone could not take care of. she is great. indoors she pays attention , she comes , she sits , she knows what NO means and listens the first time you tell her, and i can use her food to train her. when i take her outdoors however , she completely ignores food, treats AND me lol. what can i use instead of treats to get her attention or teach her things outdoors ? or is this normal for her age ?
i love your training methods, i have tornjak puppy 4 months old, i use this method for 2 weeks and have him follow me when i tilt him, but as soon as he starts to follow my way he goes for treat and than rushes in front so i have to change direction every few meters, i hope it will work because he will be a big dog
Where did you purchase the clicker that you're using? I have a 9 month old Rottweiler and I find your videos very helpful now and as he grows.
Thanks for this very helpful video. My 6 months old malinoise is biting his leash and pull. He won’t let anyone hold the leash and now he is jumping on me when I try to take the leash away from him. Can you do a video on Dogs who bite the leash and pulls?
From what age should you do the U turn correction?
I just wanted to make a comment that you can train on a flat collar.but sadly, most owners don't fit them properly and don't use them correctly, which is why the prong is better. I have trained both a Golden Retriever and a black lab puppy on a flat collar and had success, but only the Golden still walks today on the flat. That's because the owner of the black lab didn't follow through so that her dog then became a puller, just like you showed on this video.
Great Video.
Do y’all have a video on taking your dog to the dog park to get it used to being around other dogs and to get it to listen to you when it’s time to leave?
Don’t go to dog parks. They’re awful.
That’s the first thing he would tell you, too. He’s mentioned several times that he doesn’t like dog parks.
There is always doggy daycare you could do weekly.
She is absolutely beautiful 🥰🥰🥰
Ugh would so love for you to train my cane corso he’s 3ms but I’m all the way in texas
Gorgeous puppy
i like how he calls getting treats "getting paid" lol
Do you need a clicker? I’m going to buy your online class, but I just want to make sure I have everything. Thanks for another great video.
Thank you sir I learned a lot from this keep up the good job 👍
Love Love Love ❤️
Great Video, I was always looking for you guys to show us how to do it. 🙌🏾👍🏾
She's gorgeous
Beautiful puppy
Tips on getting a pup to stop pulling without the use of a prong collar (I will never use one
Great session is made by you, beautiful cane corso puppy BTW
Likening what your Teaching "US" & the Pup 🐶 .
Would you use a prong collar on a smaller dog like a mini Aussie doodle? I'm hoping to find a German shepherd mini Aussie doodle to train for high heart rate alert service dog.
Thank you so much for these videos
I have a pitbull and she pulls out of excitement and curiosity, when I look at your video I see that the dog is pulling but not as much as my dog does, at least you got your dog to sit in the 5 min of the video, my dog pulls even thought we have no activity going on around us, how do I get her to lose the excitement and focus and me and the walk?
I have a 2.5 years old Labrador, he pulls like crazy, and he can’t calm down. He always wants to go and run, always. He gets proper exercise every day. I can’t teach him to heel like this. Any ideas about what to do? He never gets tired. He runs as fast as he can when I drop the leash or unleash him. When I’m trying to teach him like in the video, he doesn’t care at all, he just pulls and pulls harder until he’ll achieve his goal, sniffing the tree or doing something.
We have a 9 month old Treeing Tennessee Brindle. I follow your techniques but the problem is our next door neighbor. They have a 100lb lab that they let run loose. Our dog goes crazy and the walk time is destroyed!
Another great video brother! Do you recommend always starting with an oversized prong collar when introducing the tool, or is that all dependent on the dogs/pups size and tolerance to the tool?
Love this video omg I’m so happy I found this channel I immediately subscribed. My cane Corso does this drop thing with his body and then pulls away with his weight and he’s close to if not 80 lbs. would this be a good training method for him?
You are the best
Great video, new subscriber. I'm an upcoming dog trainer and hit the nail on the head 💯‼️
Man this has got to be the best dog training channel on RUclips
He is one of the best dog trainers out there. I took his courses and raised my cane corso to be a well-trained housebroken member of my family instead of making jokes you should pay attention you might learn something
Absolutely bad ass
Def my fav dog training channel. I've had some positive results with my puppy following you. But Luke does not have any interest in food outside. I'm not overfeeding him. He just won't have it.
Thanks for the kind words, appreciate it!