GIANT SCHNAUZER RANDOMLY ATTACKS THEIR OTHER DOG!

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  • Does your dog randomly attack your other dog? Have two dogs that started fighting out of nowhere? Tom Davis works with a Giant Schnauzer that has no obedience or leash skills AND he's going after their other dog at home.
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  • @tomdavisofficial
    @tomdavisofficial  2 года назад +21

    Congrats JAMIE EVANS on winning the e collar, DM us on IG to claim @nobadogs

    • @karenduguid3943
      @karenduguid3943 2 года назад

      Where in "Upstate" are you located? I was born in Syracuse and lived there for 10 years (+/-). Left during the blizzard of 1978 for the Panama 🇵🇦 🇵🇦 Canal Zone 🇵🇦 . Got to Howard AFB and the heat was radiating off the tarmac!

    • @23maximuffin
      @23maximuffin Год назад

      Hello from the UK, my whole family have spent the last few days watching all your videos to help with our problem, we had 3 dogs and unfortunately our oldest sweet girl passed away over a month ago so we have now two fur babies a 5 yr old cockerpoo and a 1 yr old cocker shipoo. Last weekend out of the blue my 5 yr old has started attacking the younger dog with no warning (younger one asleep on the floor) and pinning him by his throat and it happened on Sunday about 4 or 5 times! The last time my husband struggled to get the older dog off his throat. So at the moment we have separated them ( luckily my in-laws live over the road) during the day completely and then at night one sleeps upstairs the other downstairs. But I am desperately seeking some advice into what we should do to get this to stop. We are so worried he will kill the younger one. Thanks hope you can give me some help with this terrible situation. 😢😢😢

  • @theatrerox24
    @theatrerox24 2 года назад +171

    I love how every person hold the leash in both hands at first. I did it too. When I switched to one hand and quit looking down at my dog ALL the time our leash skills went up drastically.

    • @tomdavisofficial
      @tomdavisofficial  2 года назад +14

      So happy for you!

    • @jamioles7515
      @jamioles7515 2 года назад +13

      I’m working on it too now. At first it seems so awkward lol. Plus my pup is never this chill as the dogs in these videos when he’s working with the heels. My BC thinks it’s time to jump and bite and shake the leash but I’m getting really good at that assertive voice and correction 💪🤞

    • @lwcaninebehaviourtraining6735
      @lwcaninebehaviourtraining6735 2 года назад +7

      Literally every client I have for reactivity does this !
      I think it’s anxious expectation that the dog is going to kick off, because it’s become the normality!

    • @dan_kay
      @dan_kay 11 месяцев назад +1

      And then there's what I call the "Gucci Position". It's when the arm is bent as if carrying an expensive tiny handbag.

  • @LivingLifewithJudith
    @LivingLifewithJudith 2 года назад +24

    People don't realize how important walking a dog is. It create such a bond!!

    • @kc-n-sassy
      @kc-n-sassy 5 месяцев назад +1

      i walk my mutt and full size aussie 1-2 miles if it is hot outside we go to lowes or bass pro cabelas etc. the mini aussie 20 weeks has no manners and he is in need of socialization in the worst way..and his shadow scares him but.. the vet said parvo is worth keeping him in the house till all shots are done. full size aussie does go herding so he is never full of energy mutt is lazy unless you say lets go.. she runs..lol

  • @smartcanis
    @smartcanis 2 года назад +8

    When there is clear communication, working with dog is just pure joy.

  • @syncmoss
    @syncmoss 2 года назад +96

    Tom is as good at people training as he is at dog training. Love the explanations, especially the sound effects. Another awesome video, please keep them coming.

    • @tomdavisofficial
      @tomdavisofficial  2 года назад +5

      Thanks, conny!

    • @patrick7mary
      @patrick7mary 2 года назад +3

      Absolutely. I love how he says your command is never over UNTIL you release (Break) the dog in whatever you are telling the dog to do… “in order to release the dog into being a dog.” So true! And the music is the best I have ever heard on ANY RUclips channel, EVER. Phenomenal and the BEST Dog Training channel I have seen, number 1 I go to since I got my wild GS rescue 5 months ago. He is now 10 months, and has turned a 180, calm around other dogs, children, a beautiful sweet GS! Thx to Tom’s leash walking (prong) training videos! Thx Tom, @upstatecanineacademy if you read this! Excellent post Conny!

  • @starfoxloves
    @starfoxloves 2 года назад +13

    Giant schnauzers are such fun dogs to work with! Total weirdos, but their smarts are so underrated! I used to work with one and I could teach him literally anything I could think of and I barely knew anything about training at that time, glad you were able to drive the message home to the owners Tom! That is the hardest part with novice owners and super intelligent breeds

  • @anabrnjasevic915
    @anabrnjasevic915 2 года назад +13

    I just looove how his whole butt starts wagging as soon as he gets clear directions and a job! That's what is so great about Tom's work- he makes both parties satisfied- owners as well as the dogs!

  • @alexisleona1176
    @alexisleona1176 2 года назад +24

    I love seeing glimpses of the group classes. It shows very clearly that what Tom teaches works.

  • @jammischunk5228
    @jammischunk5228 2 года назад +5

    The visible difference though in his confidence at the end compared to the beginning. love it.

  • @nicolevanbeek7871
    @nicolevanbeek7871 2 года назад +43

    Always good to come back to the basics. I always get lazy with the place command with my dog. It’s a good refresh for me to see how to speak to my dog and relearn those commands. Thanks for another great video!

  • @jamiejohanson2894
    @jamiejohanson2894 2 года назад +34

    I absolutely love your philosophy and expertise. I learn more & more with each video. This helps me to apply to my reactive rescue dog. Thank you

  • @danaea5989
    @danaea5989 2 года назад +1

    It's amazing to see the difference in engagement with the owner at the beginning of the video vs the end.. love it!

  • @MrClean-ch5ns
    @MrClean-ch5ns 2 года назад +8

    The training of the dogs is a simpler task than training the owners. Your ability to relate and communicate to both is fantastic and why I can’t get enough of your videos. Thank you! I appreciate you sharing all of your skills and knowledge!

  • @kostheraven
    @kostheraven 2 года назад +40

    I really love these videos. They are so interesting and very simple to understand while accurately and to the point in terms of education. Keep up the great work

  • @sadielawson2709
    @sadielawson2709 2 года назад +7

    I’ve got an Aussie and he’s a lot like how you described giant schnauzers. Extremely smart so constantly pushing boundaries and protective. Without doing daily training with him, I’m not sure I’d be able to keep up. Most of what we do was learned from you. It’s nice to be able to handle him better than I expected because of the preparation into learning before hand. I will forever continue to try and learn as much as I can from you.

  • @marzk9training568
    @marzk9training568 2 года назад +6

    Giant Schnauzers are such cool dogs! I’ve watched every one of your videos and listened to all of your podcasts, they’re a great way to pass the time on road-trips. You’re one of my favorite trainers I look up to you a lot!

  • @mindyhanson3273
    @mindyhanson3273 2 года назад +1

    I love Toms honesty when explaining to us as pet owners the things that we need to do in order for a successful relationship with our pets!

  • @lisafox5715
    @lisafox5715 2 года назад +3

    I love how you got the attention of that dog Terriers are probably one of the most stubborn dogs and you did it so well they're too smart for their own good got to love them

  • @kianahhigginbottom1540
    @kianahhigginbottom1540 2 года назад

    I love at 1:35 he said that the dog was insecure and the dog the before seemed to love the trainer walks straight back to his owner

  • @juliannafrishkorn8456
    @juliannafrishkorn8456 2 года назад +1

    I also loved that the dog gravitated towards Tom to stand next to from the first minute. Animals sense confident leadership 😎💪

  • @alexiscarson2414
    @alexiscarson2414 2 года назад +5

    Love seeing the tucked tail come up ❤️ great to see the dog is happy with the work he’s doing.

  • @Missfoxtooyou
    @Missfoxtooyou 2 года назад

    For those contemplating joint the NBDA, I highly suggest it for learning, training, support, and a safe place to vent.

  • @donnaohara1625
    @donnaohara1625 2 года назад +3

    Your techniques are awesome! I don’t know what I was thinking when I decided to get two puppies in one year. Since I’ve started watching your videos and using your direction I have ZERO issues. Thank you!

  • @mamashanshan2772
    @mamashanshan2772 2 года назад +2

    I hope all has noticed, realizing how much respect, & love the pups look up towards Thomas!! That’s been top notch in my book, simply because, those pups want and respect direction, just like kids, they thrive on this, every pup is different, every child is different, for this all, positive direction, encouragement, without it, it will make any soul feel lost, confused, betrayed in different manners. Those pups literally look up to him saying, thank you!!

  • @Erin_29
    @Erin_29 2 года назад +6

    I love giant schnauzers! We hike with one at least once a week and my sheperd gets along so well with him! I love how much they enjoy to learn and work! Dov in the video definitely seems more like a paper tiger lol. Not a true aggressive dog. Great job as always Tom!!

    • @sharroon7574
      @sharroon7574 2 года назад +1

      They are gorgeous and so smart, I met a lady with one and he was such a good boy.

  • @susannadaddazio8721
    @susannadaddazio8721 2 года назад +1

    We have an 8-month-old Giant Schnauzer puppy. Respect and consistency are definitely integral to handling him. He is so much like this dog it is hilarious.

  • @eilidhmccabe895
    @eilidhmccabe895 2 года назад

    What a gorgeous dog. And lovely to see owner and dog working to build that relationship and finally understand one another

  • @celticcharm5
    @celticcharm5 2 года назад +2

    Never realized how much mental work could calm your dog, until I started training walks with my boy. The difference in a short time is unreal. Great video 😊

  • @shanalevac2485
    @shanalevac2485 2 года назад +2

    This RUclips channel has forever changed my relationship with my dog and improved her self-confidence and reactivity! Thank you for the amazing content!

  • @wewu51
    @wewu51 2 года назад +5

    So educational. It’s not about being an alpha but putting the dogs to work and be trained. Thank you!

  • @ihearttheused7
    @ihearttheused7 2 года назад +4

    Love seeing the wheels starting to turn in this dogs head! And the owner lol

  • @lateepiphany
    @lateepiphany 2 года назад +1

    Your candor is essential. Good on you!

  • @gabywade7278
    @gabywade7278 2 года назад +2

    It’s always so amazing to see what dogs are capable of with the right leadership. Another great video!

  • @jrathunde1
    @jrathunde1 2 года назад +1

    It’s so awesome to see other dogs with things to work on and I love the “no bad dogs” title it really helps remind us that the occasional bad behavior doesn’t mean it’s a bad dog, we just need to work on it.

  • @courtneykampf1170
    @courtneykampf1170 2 года назад +3

    How do you know so much about effective parenting? lol I always love the parenting analogies. Tom is a great communicator to both humans and dogs. Gifted! Thanks for all you do.

  • @LVNBAZ
    @LVNBAZ 2 года назад

    Mater and. Work so well together especially being I rescued him at 18 months. I have always looked for a tip on getting more attention when he was ants to play with other dogs and this video gave me a new tool. Your a bloody Legend Buddy.

  • @funsizeeman
    @funsizeeman 2 года назад +2

    Watching your videos always gets me so excited to work with mine. My friends and even strangers are impressed with how well-behaved my dog is and i am constantly referencing you lol. Thank you!

  • @trainedbykey
    @trainedbykey 2 года назад

    So many of these issues are extinguished when you focus on relationship. Great video.

  • @dannyly
    @dannyly 2 года назад +3

    ‘We have a lots of land, so we never walk him…’ walking your dog is one of the easiest ways to get your dog to engage with you

  • @jeanneraines624
    @jeanneraines624 2 года назад +2

    You are awesome. I love to see you inaction. I’m a hands on learner. I’ve listened to all your podcasts as I walk my dogs. Then I realized as I watch you I can implement what you do. I love your love for the dogs and the way you explain the process. Thank you for all you do. Jeanne Raines

  • @hazardmuffin
    @hazardmuffin Год назад +1

    Tom, I really love how you demonstrate that training is an art. The tools and methods are so straighforward and so simple, but seeing how they are applied differently to every dog and situation is just magical to watch. Been a groomer for nearly 10 years and looking to get out, finding your channel is making me strongly concider transitioning into training.

  • @gigihoover3330
    @gigihoover3330 2 года назад +9

    Haven't finished watching this yet, but first thing I noticed was when the owner was handling the dog, the dog had his tail tucked firmly between his legs the whole time. When Tom started handling him, his tail came straight out and his whole demeanor changed - the dog started paying attention.

    • @tomdavisofficial
      @tomdavisofficial  2 года назад +1

      Great point

    • @vikingdogmanship
      @vikingdogmanship 2 года назад +1

      I noticed that to, but also he said they dont walk the dogs. So they miss out on alot of confidence building, trust and the bond one get of a structured walks. And I think both their dogs at home need the same rules. Have a feeling the yorkie might be a little possesive over things or people in the home towards the other dog. And or the bigger dog have to high energy and small dog thinks it's to much. And fights break out. Either way, owners need to put the foot down. Tom is a very good leader/guide who has a very clear language to dogs. Dogs feels his secure energy almost instantly when he take the leash.

    • @CentralasianshepherdAlabaiUSA
      @CentralasianshepherdAlabaiUSA 10 месяцев назад

      Dog scared of mask

  • @s4medlyn
    @s4medlyn 2 года назад +2

    my german schnauzers were always scary. walk them down the street and people would change the side of the street to advoid them.

  • @karherineware3508
    @karherineware3508 2 года назад +1

    They started out seriously behind the eight ball with virtually no obedience training. It was astonishing how quickly he learned all the new commands. You could see an almost immediate change in the relationship between dog and owner. Great job on everybody's part!

  • @lobsterairsoft499
    @lobsterairsoft499 2 года назад

    This really demonstrates how if anything it’s the psychology and mindset of the owners that matters the most. The guy was wondering why the dog wouldn’t listen, but he told the dog “sit” after he broke the sit when Tom told him not to.

    • @teenysboutiqueshop4168
      @teenysboutiqueshop4168 2 года назад

      Your micro macro explanations are such a great teaching tool in simplest form everyone learns so quickly but the dogs seem to learn just by your energy immediately! He was by your side before you ever asked and his tail spoke volumes about how happy he was to be working. Thank you Tom!!!

  • @oakleyandrhys
    @oakleyandrhys 2 года назад

    Great video Tom. The not repeating command has really helped me enforce the heel command with my dog.

  • @lisastacy3003
    @lisastacy3003 2 года назад

    I learned leash training from these videos. Though we have a yard, we still go on walks. Not only because she loves it but if leash walking starts going out the window so does all other behaviors. As long as we are CONSISTENT and continue our walking I’ve been able to teach her so many things. I worked on my relationship with my Baby due to watching Dave and knew if there was any problems with behavior it’s probably something I’ve accidentally taught her or allowed to continue but it’s because of something I’ve done or not done but not her fault. No bad dogs!! I’d give anything to spend a week there working with him and his dogs. I want to help dogs here so they’re adoptable

  • @MrKiorikiori
    @MrKiorikiori 2 года назад +4

    Once again such an informative video. The difference that some basic training can do to the dog never fails to amaze me.
    Tom's communication skills always on point as usual.

  • @xAndyDrumsx
    @xAndyDrumsx 2 года назад

    Love seeing more dogs & owners learning & doing better fur their dogs!!

  • @marilinpuig8562
    @marilinpuig8562 2 года назад +2

    Getting ready to start seriously training my Black GSD and you are certainly my guide! I did it with my other one and it solved her issues. I keep telling everyone to watch your channel!

  • @tatharielmasfrey9852
    @tatharielmasfrey9852 2 года назад +2

    Keep up the good work Tom Davis! Changing lives 1 dog at a time!

  • @rustyburrit0
    @rustyburrit0 2 года назад +4

    This is actually great insight. I just got an Australian Sheppard and my wife and I are talking about how to start training.

    • @mattcartwright8272
      @mattcartwright8272 2 года назад +1

      Yikes! Great breed but need SO much exercise and a job to do. Best of luck - have fun!

  • @ImMeM8
    @ImMeM8 2 года назад

    I have been getting better and better with keeping my dog trained and entertain and having a joyful and meaningful life thanks to toms videos!!!

  • @courtneylussier726
    @courtneylussier726 2 года назад +6

    So great to see how much progress and how confident he becomes so quickly with just a little consistency!

  • @oldyeller85
    @oldyeller85 2 года назад

    Your training philosophy is really working on my wild child puppy. Thank you for repeating everything until we all get it.

  • @Talayasha
    @Talayasha 2 года назад +3

    Great work with the owners! I wish them luck in translating their work into home management!

  • @RLeeVanCamps
    @RLeeVanCamps 2 года назад

    I have a boxer lab mix he is always trying to push boundaries. Since trying your methods and prong collar he is much much better. Thank you so very much

  • @elissanguyen8084
    @elissanguyen8084 2 года назад

    I love that you give reasons, and explanations throughout your video. It has really helped train my pup, after a only positive reinforcement training program that made my dogs behavior worst rather then help.

  • @skyline5354
    @skyline5354 2 года назад +1

    Man I wish we had a place like this in Ontario Canada

  • @brooklynnroark541
    @brooklynnroark541 2 года назад +1

    Love the explanations of why you tell them to do what they do. Such a good people and dog trainer!

  • @saralingelbach5064
    @saralingelbach5064 2 года назад

    No bad dogs army!! So proud to be apart of it

  • @mrg7858
    @mrg7858 2 года назад

    Thanks for the in depth bit of the 'place' command.

  • @tesslee100
    @tesslee100 2 года назад +2

    You are an excellent teacher and your understanding of dogs really shines through in every video. I find them so helpful.

  • @charlottebryant4796
    @charlottebryant4796 2 года назад

    I love how you train the person to handle their dogs! This is such a huge thing a lot of people miss when they think of dog training!

  • @alixvalderrama3269
    @alixvalderrama3269 2 года назад +2

    as always, a well delivered message on the importance of building a strong relationship with your dog!

  • @hannahbruch9553
    @hannahbruch9553 2 года назад

    Just goes to show that fundamentals are SO important in the relationship between you and your dog! Thanks Tom!

  • @donaldcarlson9887
    @donaldcarlson9887 2 года назад +1

    Thank you for all you have done. I’ve followed you for a very long time. Your treatments have been very helpful for me with incorporating the ideas with my dog. Thank you.

  • @Buttons742
    @Buttons742 2 года назад +2

    I love how you explain the "why" behind the method.
    Beautiful dog that just needs a bit of stucture!

  • @JC-zi1bu
    @JC-zi1bu 2 года назад

    Every video is essential to learning something new as a dog owner. I continue to improve my skills to build a better relationship with both my dogs- love it all, thank you for sharing as always!

  • @MatchcatProductions
    @MatchcatProductions 2 года назад +1

    Such an inspiring and helpful video.
    I wish all the dog owners would have such a good trainer as Tom.
    Being a professional trainer and being able to communicate to the owner the right way that dogs should be treated like animals that have a working purpose in life and not like human babies is such a hard job.

  • @adamwhite4091
    @adamwhite4091 2 года назад

    Thanks Tom! We have a 15 week old Giant Schnauzer. This video was great. Wife and I watched it to make sure we are on the same page as he grows!

  • @nannernose3133
    @nannernose3133 2 года назад +1

    Favorite breed! My giant was stubborn, slow to mature, protective, but very well behaved and the most fun dog I ever had.

  • @skippy2920
    @skippy2920 2 года назад

    I love seeing working dogs go into to working mode. Watching him work was really cool!

  • @Bellencer
    @Bellencer 2 года назад

    I love how you make it clear that all these tiny components- the sit, the place, the overall control- all lead up to the bigger picture of the issue with the Yorkie.

  • @peterbrown8862
    @peterbrown8862 2 года назад

    I enjoy watching your stable and consistent way of dealing with both the dogs and their owners

  • @SusanH4626
    @SusanH4626 Год назад +2

    Dog likes the trainer more than the owner!

  • @emmamargherita2633
    @emmamargherita2633 2 года назад +1

    Great video, perfectly demonstrates the importance of clear communication with your dog!
    I only recently came across your channel, but I‘ve already learned so much from you Tom - THANK YOU!!

  • @_Itsthatguy_
    @_Itsthatguy_ 2 года назад +2

    The place command in my opinion is probably one of the most important one

  • @fordewoodson2697
    @fordewoodson2697 2 года назад +1

    I have 2 giant schnauzers. Doug is a gorgeous boy like our male giant. My female giant loves us more than anything and always works at 110% if she’s not working she becomes headstrong and mean. She isn’t afraid of anything and loves to throw her weight around and our male giant schnauzer is a lot like Doug, he needs constant reinforcement but calm and loves to have something to do. he’s rough and tumble. They don’t take direction or commands from anyone but us so it’s not easy to find someone who can watch them. They love to bully people who think they can “manhandle” them into submission, including scaring that person just for the fun of it. The learning curve on these dogs was unreal! But it was worth the work!!! They are kind, loving and smart.
    Love all of your videos! So happy to see a giant schnauzer on your channel 😍🥰🤩!

  • @loricorbett5161
    @loricorbett5161 2 года назад +5

    Excited to see you working with this type of breed. Great content as always! It really comes down to the relationship you have with your dog and being consistent. You and your crew are awesome!

  • @martinhovgaard
    @martinhovgaard 2 года назад

    Really well handled, like that you steared them away from the Yorkie things, and focused on them, handling the dog, before focusing on another issue!

  • @WollongongSkyWatch
    @WollongongSkyWatch 2 года назад

    They are such gorgeous dogs. I hope the owners follow through with his training. A bit less touch might also help.

  • @suemckinnon6822
    @suemckinnon6822 2 года назад +2

    Thanks for all you do to support dogs and their owners! I’ve learned so much. Love your analogies. I’ve been following you for a few years and so cool to see the growth of your business. Lucky us! 🐾

  • @sydneyfriedrichs45
    @sydneyfriedrichs45 2 года назад

    Consistency is the key with these working dogs! Love how you handled this and showed them how much going back to basics can help.

  • @sbissing
    @sbissing 2 года назад +5

    love your training because it is so easy to duplicate in my own home.

  • @ianmcnee5208
    @ianmcnee5208 2 года назад

    Tom is helping me with my dog who has similar issues as the dog in this video. Both my dog and I have some positive changes to make.

  • @cdnbean
    @cdnbean 2 года назад

    great explaination of why basic training assists other issues that seem unrelated

  • @vishalkathardekar8289
    @vishalkathardekar8289 2 года назад

    I always come back to Tom’s videos because they’re a great starting point and can be adapted to any dog

  • @DJsLockerPooch
    @DJsLockerPooch 2 года назад

    Literally my favorite notifications are your videos. It just is so good to soak in all the information and be a better dog parent/owner. Thanks Tom!

  • @melissascott1290
    @melissascott1290 2 года назад +2

    You likely saved that dog’s life. Hopefully the owners keep up the training.

  • @henrikstenlund5385
    @henrikstenlund5385 2 года назад

    Good work Tom. Do not stress yourself too much.

  • @aenaonfilms
    @aenaonfilms 2 года назад

    All the videos and podcasts are so well structured and such a great help for people wanting to help their dogs.
    Loving the clear communication and the better relationship of the owner and the dog through the slip leash!!

  • @jonathanarroyo1179
    @jonathanarroyo1179 2 года назад

    The training and details you out tom is incredible!

  • @EdieBabeMonster
    @EdieBabeMonster 2 года назад

    Totally what I needed today. Back to basics.

  • @LauraHopkinsCDL
    @LauraHopkinsCDL 2 года назад

    The relationship is everything with a dog and training can only make that better. Thanks Tom . Great as always.

  • @marion1608
    @marion1608 2 года назад

    Love this video. Shows how necessary the basic commands and relationship building are!

  • @MusicalIndependence
    @MusicalIndependence 2 года назад +1

    I love seeing how fast they pick everything up ❤

  • @kamrynpeltier6793
    @kamrynpeltier6793 2 года назад

    I love the videos that show where to start. Always reminds me to freshen up on those basics with my own dogs. Love seeing dogs building relationships with their owners through training! Good foundations for both the dog and the owner!

  • @macaywee
    @macaywee 2 года назад

    love these dogs!! they’re very powerful and stubborn but a very beautiful breed

  • @jacquelinelilly8064
    @jacquelinelilly8064 2 года назад

    Great video!! We have a Standard Schnauzer and they have very similar personalities. It was a ton of work her first year getting her trained but so worth it.