NO TRAINING HAS HELPED THIS DOG UNTIL...
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- Опубликовано: 13 дек 2021
- Training an aggressive dog to be less reactive on the leash is a challenge for all dog owners. Why do dogs get reactive or aggressive on the leash? In this dog training video, Tom Davis breaks down how to work with a leash reactive dog!
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Tom Davis has a rare mix of skill and humility.
He educates both the dog & the owner, but HE is also always learning.
thank you very much for these kind words ❤
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@@tomdavisofficial I'm old and don't know how 😑. I'll ask my kids!!!!
Yes, Tom Davis is like an exceptional good wine: getting always better with time
I think you've captured in words the core of Tom.
He seems to be a humble decent person, aware of the meaning of life and someone with a purpose. And I admire that. 👍
Saving people and their dogs one relationship at a time 🥳
Also Lakota shaking the leash on the couch lol hilarious
Much love, thanks for watching, Brianna!
I feel the anxiousness of the owner, and being honest, I'm just like that 😂 It's hard to remember to be calm and do the things you've been training, even more with a dog so energetic lol
It is hard
The dogs are the real teachers sometimes, they succeed through your success.
Being aware of yourself, them, and your surroundings is a skill, and how you can impact your surroundings too.
@@MoMountainMutts For sure! We learn so much with them...
1000% I picked up my boy from daycare and there was a new guy. Immediately started feeling nervous and anxious and my boy felt it immediately 😂
I completely agree, that has been the most difficult for me and my maligator also.....and shes got SUCH high energy lmao. Super reactive and I am uncomfortable with mine around people also. My situation sounds so much like this one. Mine is so anxious and it makes me very 😔 sad.
This woman is like so many of us. I love her honesty and drive to learn. Thank you for kindly explaining the TIMING, the analogy of being like MAGNETS was wonderful!! Great video for showing how the energy transmits down the leash. Beautiful and intelligent dog too.
I loved this video. As a college student, I can’t afford your training right now, but these videos help my dog and I continue to benefit. I hope some day we will be able to meet you!
Glad it helps!
Lakota said "c'mon Dad! Let me show her! Let me show her!" 😁
Tom Davis and his pod casts have litterly changed my life.
I adopted an aggressive, sacred, reactive year and some change terrier a little over 3 weeks ago. When I first got her she was charging, thrashing, snapping and essentially one of the most scared and intimidating animals I have ever met in my life.
I have followed Tom's advice and use of dog training tools that he gives freely on his podcasts and RUclips videos. Fast forward a short 3 weeks and we can walk outside with no incidents, she's has not started a fight with my other dog in over a week, she has stopped trying to eat my cat and is well on her way to being a fully integrated family/pack member.
Thank you. For all you do for the #nobaddogs community Thank you for the soild advice and Nyla thanks you for a second lease at life.
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That owner did well. Trying to get rid of that anxiety when your dog is reactive takes time, but as your confidence builds, it will get better. At first you have to tell yourself to relax and after some time, you just automatically do when things start going well with the obedience. That’s one of many things I have accomplished with the help of these videos.
Watching Kota being so intent on Tom is adorable ! But it also shows how much she loves and respects Tom as an owner
Tom, your ability to use analogies that make everything so relatable, is unlike anyone else. It really makes everything make sense and easy for people to understand. Also, Ruby's tail wag after a correction is the best. She understands!
It was nice seeing the owner calm down along with her pup. She started to add in more verbal praise towards the end which helped tons & it was awesome to watch.
Yes it was!
I just love that your approach is tailored to each individual dog. It seems so obvious, but I see so many trainers preaching a one size fits all method. Combining different methods I've seen from your videos is what helped our dog immensely!
You’re the ultimate dog translator/ human educator it’s so seamless and amazing to watch you work with these dogs. Floating through the room is such a great explanation to teach us as humans to stay calm, breathe and lead 🙌🏼
THANK YOU!
We've followed Tom's training methods since we got our dog. He was crazy ....after being in a shelter for two years. He is coming along just fine at this point. Thanks for the information Tom. Thanks for all your hard work.
Awesome to here!
i love how the other dog is holding their own leash
I have a heeler mix with high prey drive. He finally has recalled on deer. And 1 cat. Working on bunny rabbits. Squirrel are his hardest. But took him out to a field with cows he's never been around cows. He was herding them perfectly. He moved them no problem. From far away. It was awesome to see the natural instincts.
That’s so awesome! I’ve got a heeler that I’m about to start on an e-collar. Deer are a big one for him, and rabbits, and ducks, occasionally a coyote, cars are his number one though. He’s a very ambitious lad 🤦🏼♀️ Wish us luck! 🤞🏻
I've adopted 2 siblings 1 & 1/2 years ago, and just 2 weeks in I was certain it would never work out and was about to give up. All teared up, I was unable to do it and somehow it has been working out. The reason: I found content like Tom's which keeps showing me light at the end of the tunnel. Really appreciate the work you're putting in!
I have a dog walking business, I have all kinds of dog personalities. The tips and training you offer are indispensable. I have learned so much from you.
Some of my dog owners can’t believe how well their dog acts with me and think I have super power 😆. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. You truly have a gift with humans and dogs.
I loved the slow mo shot of ruby going crazy at the fake dog 😅😅
I love how she lays when comfortable lol
This is hands down an awesome leash walking video! Most other dog trainers on RUclips have video's that are mostly dialogue and little actual demonstrations. This shows step by step, with great visuals and explanations to each step, which I find very helpful ❤️🐼
Thanks, we try to make as realstic as possible!
when she was rolling around on the floor on her break oh my heart 😍
For as long as I've been watching Tom, the main thing I learned was I need more training than my dog.
Hi from Qc,
I'm a horse educator/trainer and It's a pleasure to watch you teach and train people!!
It's a total challenge to be able to teach ''animal lovers'' how to respect the ''ABC''' of communication.
You are an amazing trainer.
You're a PRO
Thanks
I’ve listened to other trainers discuss walking with a dog on a lead…so far I think Tom Davies explains things a lot clearer. He’s also very realistic, I.e. this won’t happen overnight…you have to work at it. He truly sets you up to succeed
These owners are actually good handlers, they just needed some guidance. My dog can be reactive when passing another dog, especially if the other dog is high energy or aggressive. So moving my dog off the trail, asking for a sit, stay and letting the other dog pass has always been what worked for my guy.
I adopted a dog with fear-based aggression. I'm trying to learn how to calm her down. Walking is a challenge! Thank you for these videos!
Treat fearful dogs the same as dog reactive dogs. Blocking the line of sight follow Tom's footwork in a lot if videos. I do more identification but you don't need to it is a way to desentize (man, woman w groceries, baby or child, dog) still all the same confidence building skills
I'm a retired Certified Professional Trainer. Just wondering how you got started and got your training? So nice for people to have your videos on here. Merry Christmas and best wishes with your continued success. There are NO BAD DOGS!! Just uneducated masters!
I remembered he shared that he was a dog walker, and then a animal control officer. Friends noticed how well he worked with dogs, and then he shadowed trainers. I could be fuzzy on all the details, but hopefully he will reply. 🐕🦺🦮❤️
@@Missfoxtooyou Pretty much it!
Someone tag the 16 minute conversation! It’s absolutely pivotal in training for most people
I could see the owner was the problem in less than 10 seconds of this.
She gave commands in a fearful voice, not assertive.
I can’t wait to see Tom help the dog.
This is way more realistic than the positive only trainers I used to watch. There's no way you can teach loose leash walking with just treats and praise. Such a great teacher with easy and clear instructions. Thank you Tom for putting out these amazing videos
What people tend to forget including me sometimes is something Joel Beckman said. "Never not have fun with your dog. Always have fun with your dog." And you can see it in Tom, the way he moves, the way he turns around it's like a dance. And we don't dance because it's necessary. We dance because it's fun!
I'm suffering from depression and I always strive to have fun with my dog. No excuses! Hope that helps someone.
Timing is everything! I watch Tom’s videos over and over and still always learning something new to apply on my personal training w my dog!
I love the relaxed starfish doggo! always great when the owners ask questions that are more for what they are doing not what the dog is doing! awesome video as usual! Thank you so much!
I love watching how you help transfer your knowledge to the owners, that's definitely the hardest part of being a dog trainer!
I am glad that even though my pup is reactive, he is not reactive in an aggressive way. Originally, I was in the whole force-free camp until I realized it was not working for my dog and was even causing behavioral issues to develop. I really had to open my mind and realize my dog needed a different type of training than I was giving him. Tom's videos have helped me so much! I feel more comfortable using tools that I shied away from originally specifically the prong collar and e-collar. It made me realize that for my dog to truly thrive off-leash, with his reactivity, that he needs things like the e-collar! Thank you so much Tom for helping me feel more comfortable training my dog in a way that is going to give him the best life possible!
P.S. love seeing Lakota being a goofy girl! It reminds me of my goof!
Thanks for sharing Taylo :)
@@tomdavisofficial Thank you for creating a community that encourages sharing!
What great training and communication here. You can tell the dog was out of control of the owner and you gave it right back to her!
There are NO BAD DOGS!! The motto I have to remind people who ask why my dog is so well behaved! Thank You Tom!!
What’s amazing is how often this dog looks to her owner for direction during the obedience training
It is so fascinating watching the correlation between the owner calming down and being consistent and the dog relaxing..
The owner was correct in how we feel sometimes work and don’t see progress but her enthusiasm after some results was refreshing
Tom Davis has helped me in so many ways with dogs of every breed. I truly believe there is such thing as no bad dog because of Tom’s methods!
Learning how to use the leash is everything.
Oh Tom, I feel a little like blessed that I have found your lessons of dog handling. I have a wonderful dog, but she's very reactive on walks, everything catches her attention and this video really woke me up! Your way of teaching things is telling the owners every side of the problems so that nothing is left unsolved and I love it! Thank you from both of us!
This is my dog to a tee!
I came to these videos because a dog trainer just told me that the reason for my dog’s behavior is that I don’t have a relationship with my dog and that’s why he now also gives off bad vibes to other dogs. I feel defeated because I can’t find a serious trainer and doing it on my own… well, any kind of progress we make is completely forgotten the next day and we’re back to square one.
Such a clear example of how energy can (and does) go up AND down the leash! It was very interesting to see this duo's progress! Poor Ruby not getting a reciprocated play bow from the stuffed dog near the end! Her expression made me literally LoL, but the situation illustrated the progress Ruby is making!
SBK's "guest appearance" in the background, holding her lead and laser focused on you was a cute bonus!
I love seeing not only your skill training dogs but your amazing ability to break down the subtleties of your methods and communicate things in such a clearly understandable way. I'm hoping to get an ecollar for my dog soon. The prong has been a life changer!
Lakota with the leash just begging you to take it is too cute
I thought that I had good recall with my rescue dog after many months of training proofing him through distractions. We were out on a hike and he must have spotted something in the woods and took off up a mountain getting lost. I lost him for over an hour and it was the scariest thing I’ve ever experienced! Luckily he was sitting by the car when I got back to the parking lot but I thought I was never going to see my dog again. This experience really made me understand how important e-collar training is. Having that safety net is so important to ensure your dogs safety. I would love one of your Tom Davis e-collars to give my dog back that off leash freedom that he once had and loved so much!
It’s hard not to love on your dog They’re our family. Hard pill to swallow. They want a leader ❤️🐾🐾❤️
It's so nice to see owners willing to acknowledge and work through their own challenges. I don't mean that in any negative way! Tom has a very kind and compassionate way of helping people learn things they didn't know or understand before. It's beautiful to watch! Everyone comes out a winner....owner, dog, and Tom!💖
First off Lakota with the waggi butt and leash in the mouth, priceless.
I have been watching these videos ever since our foster fail joined our life. I look forward to the day when we can actually walk by other dogs on the other side of the street.
Great video again Tom & editor..
Wish I was still in the 518 to get session with my pup..a little reactive at times but we are working on it.
Downtown with tons of people/dogs, or at the dog park..completely fine ignores people..gets pets. Walking down a single quiet street and sees one person and the barking starts. We will get there!
Keep up the good work
OMG Lakota holding her own leash kills me :) Love her!
My GSD has been terrible at pulling. My next door neighbor, who likes to take her for walks. At one point, he told me the dog was hurting his shoulder and he’d have to stop. I wasn’t walking her because she was pulling me over. This was all with a martingale. So I got a simple collar (looks like a buckle collar) with prongs - not the standard martingale type like you use. Only pressure comes when she pulls. No more complaints from my neighbor and I can easily walk her with no pulling. The links are black and disappear in her fur, so no fear of people thinking we are being cruel. The dog is overjoyed to see the collar,, so we are all happy. She has both the neighbor and me walking her.
the owner and the dog have such similar energy 😆
Looks like she really wants to do the right thing…she was calm when you showed her mom how to be calm. 👍
I don’t even have clients like this, but I’m always here to watch 👀 I just upgraded to a mini bus for my pack walks 😂 love seeing Lakota at work!
I feel the stress she is dealing with. My wife and I have a 4 year old "Bully" that has become overprotective/ is resource guarding on leash during walks. We are learning thanks to these videos and getting ideas for what is and isn't effective.
I am dealing with my worst case of fear aggression in a dog doing a reverse board and train. Your videos have not only helped me but my clients love you. Thank you for everything you do. Paw-Ease
Tom is inspiring. So knowledgeable and kind. And humble.
I feel like we all have already won!!! Thank you Tom, you have helped me with my half huskie-half Labrador. She gets sketchy with anyone she doesn't recognize. We've had her since she has been 5 weeks. We weren't aware that she was not near weaning yet, then my elderly Staffy freaked out in the car with us all one time, every since Luna has been super nervous and creepy to people. I don't know that she won't bite someone, the unpredictable aspect scares me alot. I could never allow my animals to bully and scare my friends and guests. I do prefer her to stay protective, I'm just needing to improve my skills and her focus on me, then she will pick up on my energy more I hope and she'll recognize the routine. She is very smart and we adore her, so if she were to hurt someone she's doomed. I can't let such an amazing dog suffer because I selfishly thought she was pretty and didn't study her needs first.
Great, great video. Anxiety in trying to get a calm dog is difficult. When you're worried about the dog, the dog knows it. Loved the video.
Thanks, Jessica
The owner is making me anxious just watching her talk and handle Ruby 🙈 so sweet, dog and owner. Really lovely to watch Tom try and guide them gradually both to calmness... Definitely a high revving doggy. But also a high revving owner! They're meant for each other 😂 but harness that productively and it good be a beautiful long term relationship!
Yeesh you also can't OVER praise that dog. Love how every dog is so different in sensitivity. Would love to see this pair now!
Tom give updates on previous clients in the future! A compilation of before and afters!!!
My dog has developed barrier frustration/reactivity since putting him on a prong, watching your videos has helped me become calmer and everyday I see the improvement, in me and him. We have a long way to go, but we are getting there. 🥰 Thank you for helping so many learn to be better leaders.
Needed these tips today since our little boy is hitting his "teenage" months and has crazy burst of energy.
Keep up the fantastic work, always something to learn from you, Tom. :)
These videos never cease to impress me. Hoping to get my dogs trained this well.
I just had to appreciate Lakota in the back trying to give Tom the leash.😇
The owner did such a great job, she really was willing to learn while being realistic. I totally get her anciety, I feel the same some days with my shiba.
❤️❤️❤️🐕🦺 Lakota melts my heart each time she’s filmed. Hanging onto her lead, ready to work. 🥰
I can’t stop watching Tom’s videos. I’m learning so much on how to extend and improve my dogs basic skills. I’d love to up ,y training even more with his e collar!!
Ruby is so cute when she tries to play with the toy dogs 😂😂😂
It's great when you see desire to learn in the owner. That's one of the most important things
These videos are helping me train my puppy so much! She’s not growling or barking at other dogs on our walk now and super good on a leash for being 17 weeks old. These videos also show me how I should act as well too and it’s helped a lot!
My 18 mo old Aussie healer is he has been fear barking at kids and people. He just lounged and barked and air snapped. He was super fearful but willing to investigate meeting the new vet. I have trained and raised many Boerboels over 20 years along with other breeds. This guy is such a different dog…he is so scared of kids and people. Yet he is confident at the dog park and I’m at a loss as to predict him showing interest to meet a new person and yet suddenly snapping.
There’s a Weimaraner that’s come into the vet clinic I work at a few times with his “mom”. He’s sweet but he is high strung, anxious and does not listen. The “grandma” brought him in one time and I was seriously concerned that something was very wrong with him because when I went into the exam room he was just laying down on the floor and looking out the floor to ceiling window. When I asked the “Grandmother” if she had seen any vomiting, diarrhea and if he was eating and drinking she said he’s fine. I nicely mentioned that he is usually more amped up and trying to go 40 different directions at one time. “Grandma” laughed and said it’s her daughter. The dogs behavior was honest to god, night and day. People don’t realize how many cues their dogs pick up from them.
The owner is so relatable haha good video
Mate you have me begging for these videos now !!!!! I'm officially addicted.
Ruby is adorable! I didnt hear owner say 'Leave It' when Ruby would start to fixate. I know I dont see the whole picture either. She looks nervous too (as I know I would be, knowing cameras and other people watching...). The transformation in both of them, is amazing to watch. Good on the owner on not giving up 😊
It is always so amazing to see the difference in a dog after one session.
It’s great to see how much this helps an anxious dog.
My German shepherd is 11 months old now and I’ve used your videos to help him through his reactivity. We have come so far and I don’t think I would have ever used the prong collar without your videos, I always thought they were cruel. Thank you for educating me! ❤️
I always learn something new to think about and apply to me and my dog’s training when I watch these videos. Great reminder to always work on building your relationship.
I love how Tom empowers the owners and shows us clearly the dogs movements. Well done, Tom! ❤️
I have a 100 pound husky-german shepherd that is 23 months. He is so stubborn, I take him on a walk and he drags me from one place to smell to the next place to smell. He took off after a cat. I picked myself up out of the street with road rash on my face and a broken finger.
I have 2 families who will not come over even though he is in the kennel. He barks and acts like he would bite if he could get close. I usually have to have him boarded if family come into town. I paid hundreds to get him trained, but he still drags me all over and I can't control him he is 100 pounds and walking him is not enjoyable at all. I am 69, and will not get rid of him, I need him to be respectful of me and trained so I don't have to fear for my safety, or that of my family. You work so well with dogs, I am in Utah I wish my dog Scout could spend time with you.
So glad I found this channel. I have run horse boarding facilities for 30 years; I remember when positive training only first seeped into horse training- only from people who did not have to handle the horse on a daily basis. Finally learned how to explain to the women who own the horses how to think of showing love to your horse. It’s by making them feel safe by being a fair calm leader and showing them what is expected., not by nervously shoving carrots in their face every 5 seconds to try and bribe them into doing something. Thanks so much for making these videos!
This is me and my dog. I’ve Learned so much from you and it’s helped me a lot. My biggest struggle is to be calm walking her. 😔
I just finished training a dog like this - literally almost ripped my 🐔 off with that “frenzy brain” - literally took me like 1 1/2 months dude. Love watching your content man you’re a beast and a king stay blessed!
I love how the owner admitted she talks to much to her dog. People don't realize they talk too much their dogs.
Loved Ruby, big powerful girl that has lacked structure. The owner has worked hard in the training with Tom and a big change in both their demeanours was noticeable.
I really like this owner. She seems really self aware, and like she'd be a gem to work with. She doesn't seem anxious to me at all. I have horrible anxiety, depression, and PTSD, and I can see anxiety in a lot of other people...I don't see too much of it in her. She seems really nice, and willing to learn and apply. Not too many owners/people out there like that anymore. I don't see how you can do it. I'm a groomer, and I hate the amount of time I have to deal with owners as it is...I couldn't deal with owners as much as you do. Yikes. But I'm sure you like people more than I do. 🙃❤️
I feel like I'm learning more from these videos then I ever would from google and the other trainers I have met and seen with Teresa's poodle
Lakota shaking on her leash!! 😍😍😂 Sooo sweet! Ruby has a big heart, she changed her whole attitude once she realised she was being given a job to do 😍😍 she was so keen!
The way you explain stuff to your clients is really clear and comparisons to a toddler are really good.
so happy you are here helping dogs! also Happy Early Christmas to everyone if you celebrate!
I loved how ruby just decided it was nap time!! How much she relaxed and was like yeah this is life
This is almost exactly what my dog acts like. I’ve learned so much!
I love watching the dogs transformation and they are so obedient and happy
The full sploot is everything
It’s amazing how fast changing what is done makes a difference in the dog!
This owner is so good! I wish I could be calm, my dog is so reactive towards dogs, in leash only. She would be doing the same same things!! Off leash she’s so friendly!