As someone who is a beginner to training, I often find myself watching videos of pre-trained dogs performing tasks they already know. This is often discouraging to me, because I can’t see the REAL process of training. Then I wonder what I’m doing wrong because my dog isn’t catching on like I thought. Your videos help me out so much on my journey. Showing raw training in REAL TIME where we can see the dog in the process of learning. This is great content, and please keep it up. 🖤
Man love this video I adopted and olde English from the pound who was very aggressive but after a lot of love and patience he is finally a very gently giant. I always laugh though when I see videos or examples like this because it's the tiniest little wins that if you're not looking for it you miss it but those wins are the beginning of true communication with the doggone. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos lots of fun to watch.
Thanks for showing the beginning stages on a dog like this it really helps me and other people im sure that training is not just magic it takes time and plenty of patience. Thanks again Larry.👍I’ve learned so much from you.
I'm enjoying your videos, I have in the past been a dog owner of untrained dogs. I got a new pup 15 weeks Corso pit mix. So I decided I better fix the untrained part. So even before he got here I been watching videos. As soon as the lady got him out of the car he basically pulled her down the street. He was extremely excited and I couldn't get or keep his attention. He was never out of his crate the owner worked 3rd, so he sleeps all day. So the dog used the bathroom and ate in the crate barely got out. So far it's going ok lol but obviously I need more videos. Ty
I live in New York City living in a small house I can't have a big dog like that. So I look forward to every video of yours and I'm kind of living my life through you. Keep up the good work never stop.
Larry, love this kind of video from you. Extremely helpful. I hope you continue to post this type of work with your clients dogs. Just awesome. Thank you.
I have a American Bulldog but he's 1/2 Alapaha and half Scott. Love him to death. Super smart and kind. People are scared of him until they find out he's a gentle giant. I wanted a guard Dog but ended up with a Roommate.
I can’t get enough !!! Watching him and his “bully” antics, it’s like a Mac truck in high gear !!! Larry, you are doing great letting this guy show us how he is bull and brains. Love It !!!!
my dog Baxter/pickle was a rescue.. he fought cancer for 4 years. his kidneys failed and we had to have him put to sleep. it was the hardest hit I took in a very long time. we came across a mtn lion n he wasnt scared, my other 2 large dogs left. they are courageous, loyal, and damn great dogs... please look at my videos of him on willy's life
Reminds me of our first Rottweiler lol. A 16 month old rescue with about the same behavior and he turn out to be the best dog after working with him. Always fun to watch Larry and pic up tips. Our 3rd Rottweiler is now 4 month and doing awesome. Thanks for the all the videos great help
Wow,i appreciate these videos i just recently was giving a dog and thru your videos i have been able to get my dog to obey.even my buddy that gave me the dog has been surprised with the progress the dog has had in 2 months
Just found your videos, whilst looking up Alapahas. We have a 6 year old boy similar to the dog you're working with here. They can be challenging dogs/pups to train, but well worth the effort. Ours adores all children and makes a wonderful family protector. I like your approach and your tone whilst training. Subscribed!
Buddy just now watched this series and I have learned so much from you, Thank You Bud!!!!! We just subscribed so I can keep learning about better behavior and be a better communicator with our dogs, thanks so much!!! 👍👊🇺🇸
What an awesome dog, obviously has had extensive training for listening until at a certain point. Ur a brave man Larry, loved watching this video. You have your hands full with this one
At 8:50 he starts talking and was like how does anyone not want to train dogs and then he goes to the dog “I love doing this” that was so so cute 😭❤️❤️
beautiful dog, i trained my Australian bulldog as a 4 month old puppy and never had any problems. This beast is a completely different animal, why did the owners not train him when very young ?
Good Job! My first play sessions with my Doberman, I still have some tears on my jacket and a pair of pants. Of course even the Doberman is not as serious a dog as this one! Dogs love to play like dogs, but they have to respect. He's going to be a good student. He's toy driven, food driven!
I really love seeing your true joy in having a positive experience with dog training. I have had the same excitement in my own training Amazing feeling, am I right?
I have to say that is one strong, powerful scary dog. I think at certain points watching the video that he even intimidated and scared you.I did not see the end result if he possibly turned around. He was an absolutely gorgeous dog. Luv watching your videos.
I’m addicted to your vids and style...so helpful as I work w/my Am Staff (1) and Aussie mix(2) - who has some mild aggression. If you don’t mind sharing where do you purchase your equipment..tugs..place mats etc?
I have an abandoned, rescued and re-rescued, 20 month old, female Rotty from CL, that does that. She fetches but won't give it back upon return. Unless she wants you to throw it for her. I switched out a tug and a ball on her and that got her to drop it for a bit. But then she figured it out. And she drops the ball but then snakes it back. When I go to pick it up. Then it's hurried teeth near fingers and both after the ball. I've had her for nearly two months. And she's bitten me a couple times for my early ignorance in not respecting her space. I've stopped playing fetch with the tug. But thankfully her walks are much more structured now, loose leash, and no pulling. So we have improvement. She knows how to drop the ball and showed me just once, four times in a row. That when she wants to, she can fetch and drop it, without commands. She's never gone after anything actually in my hand. But this battle for the ball has to stop. She's almost as entertained winning that as she is with me throwing the ball. I've just been walking away for a bit. But that's still kinda says that I can play when she approves. We're working on it. Sometimes I get the feeling that she doesn't want me to know exactly the extent of what she knows. Same thing with her new crate. But that's for a different video, hehe. Your videos are a great help Larry. You give me strength, hope, and good information. And I'm in dire need of all three. Thank you.
Great video (as ever). I was wondering why you are using the clicker vs. a verbal marker? Appreciate that clickers are useful, however, is there any particular reason why you started off (with it) for this beauty?
Larry I found your channel while researching Alapaha’s and this dog is amazing! Your videos are awesome brother. Any help with finding a solid breeder for the Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog would be great. Thank you and keep posting!
In my opinion, if a dog doesny have a hood stable mentality,teaching more aggression is like a time bomb. You just never know when its going to go off.
He still a pup..looks great I have seen these dogs before and I have heard on the bite power of these Dogs,,my co-worker told me that Alph-Blu killed a bandog when the bandog tried to attack his 9 year old Daughter
Any advice for increasing prey drive? I have a WGWL GSD who is very large, 125lbs, so that alone is a deterrent for most scenarios in which he'd need to bite anyone threatening, and he does bite on command(with flirt pole, balls, ropes, etc, don't have a sleeve yet), but I've come across a few situations in which he just doesn't feel like working. He won't play fetch, he won't even pay any attention to a ball unless he's competing with my other dog. The only thing he seems to have any drive for is his flirt pole. Is there anything I can do to increase he prey drive for other areas of work? Even just like to make him run? The only time I've seen him even want to run top speed is when the flirt is involved or he's trying to beat my other dog to a ball. He's got pretty good pedigree, and is confident in most situations, but he doesn't seem to want to work. Do you have any tips or can you recall any of your videos in which you show this?
Brilliant work Larry. This dog reminds me of how my Border Collie use to be like. she is wonderful now as a working Service dog . Thanks ,Just shows what training can achieve . : )
People always say that they're alpha bulldogs those dogs have been extinct for a long time people try to recurate them or show our Catahoula bulldogs but love the video
That is a lot of dog there. Thanks, but I'll keep my Shepherds. Make sure you know what purpose the dog was bred for. You do such a great job. I learn so much from you & I have had Shepherds for over 49 yrs. Thanks
in watching a couple times I couldn't help but observe the (your) posture before he began his arm grab attempts,,, you might consider avoiding that posture till he is a little further along...
Of course you will be fine, you know what you are doing but Most Importantly are the owners going to be able to handle a dog like him? He is a true powerhouse and in the WRONG hands a ticking timebomb IMHO...
I own a Blue Blood. Why would anyone in he'll want to give this dog a Bite Training, unless you live all alone in the Sahara desert. They need an Unbite training.
I cringe every time Diesel gets a paw on the "Mark". This is the second video I watched with him slipping every time his paw hits that Mark.,.. put a piece of carpet or something on there are ready please
four years later, and this video is still the bomb.
As someone who is a beginner to training, I often find myself watching videos of pre-trained dogs performing tasks they already know. This is often discouraging to me, because I can’t see the REAL process of training. Then I wonder what I’m doing wrong because my dog isn’t catching on like I thought. Your videos help me out so much on my journey. Showing raw training in REAL TIME where we can see the dog in the process of learning. This is great content, and please keep it up. 🖤
Thank you all for such wonderful feedback. I truly appreciate it
Larry i love the progress videos you are making, keep it up.
Larry Krohn your a great person Larry love from New York!
Man love this video I adopted and olde English from the pound who was very aggressive but after a lot of love and patience he is finally a very gently giant. I always laugh though when I see videos or examples like this because it's the tiniest little wins that if you're not looking for it you miss it but those wins are the beginning of true communication with the doggone. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos lots of fun to watch.
I love that you are showing things on such a basic level, just seeing where the dog is at and how you are assessing what to do next!
Sarah Hunter Just working trying to grow my channel come check me out I have some good American bully footage remember to subscribe
I have an alapaha and they are truly great family dogs. Very protective of immediate family. Great interaction with diesel.
Thanks for showing the beginning stages on a dog like this it really helps me and other people im sure that training is not just magic it takes time and plenty of patience. Thanks again Larry.👍I’ve learned so much from you.
Honestly who is the one person who disliked this video? Can't relate! Love seeing you work with this big guy!
Jaclyn H Just working trying to grow my channel come check me out I have some good American bully footage remember to subscribe
people who hate the owners not the trainer
I'm enjoying your videos, I have in the past been a dog owner of untrained dogs. I got a new pup 15 weeks Corso pit mix. So I decided I better fix the untrained part. So even before he got here I been watching videos. As soon as the lady got him out of the car he basically pulled her down the street. He was extremely excited and I couldn't get or keep his attention. He was never out of his crate the owner worked 3rd, so he sleeps all day. So the dog used the bathroom and ate in the crate barely got out. So far it's going ok lol but obviously I need more videos. Ty
I live in New York City living in a small house I can't have a big dog like that. So I look forward to every video of yours and I'm kind of living my life through you. Keep up the good work never stop.
Larry, love this kind of video from you. Extremely helpful. I hope you continue to post this type of work with your clients dogs. Just awesome. Thank you.
I have a American Bulldog but he's 1/2 Alapaha and half Scott. Love him to death. Super smart and kind. People are scared of him until they find out he's a gentle giant. I wanted a guard Dog but ended up with a Roommate.
I can’t get enough !!! Watching him and his “bully” antics, it’s like a Mac truck in high gear !!! Larry, you are doing great letting this guy show us how he is bull and brains. Love It !!!!
Oh Larry thank you so much! I work with rescue dogs and this right here is our biggest problem. Thank you so much!!
my dog Baxter/pickle was a rescue.. he fought cancer for 4 years. his kidneys failed and we had to have him put to sleep. it was the hardest hit I took in a very long time. we came across a mtn lion n he wasnt scared, my other 2 large dogs left. they are courageous, loyal, and damn great dogs... please look at my videos of him on willy's life
Reminds me of our first Rottweiler lol. A 16 month old rescue with about the same behavior and he turn out to be the best dog after working with him. Always fun to watch Larry and pic up tips. Our 3rd Rottweiler is now 4 month and doing awesome. Thanks for the all the videos great help
Wow,i appreciate these videos i just recently was giving a dog and thru your videos i have been able to get my dog to obey.even my buddy that gave me the dog has been surprised with the progress the dog has had in 2 months
Really enjoying watching you work with this dog, it was good watching how you dealt with him when he switched , calm & firm with him ...
That dog is one big beautiful blockhead! Your passion is contagious, Larry, makes me want to get out and train my dog 😀
Loving this new style of content.
Ana Harap Agreed
Ana Harap Just working trying to grow my channel come check me out I have some good American bully footage remember to subscribe
Fascinating to see. Diesel responds so quickly to your body language. Thanks for sharing this.
Just found your videos, whilst looking up Alapahas. We have a 6 year old boy similar to the dog you're working with here. They can be challenging dogs/pups to train, but well worth the effort. Ours adores all children and makes a wonderful family protector. I like your approach and your tone whilst training. Subscribed!
Buddy just now watched this series and I have learned so much from you, Thank You Bud!!!!! We just subscribed so I can keep learning about better behavior and be a better communicator with our dogs, thanks so much!!! 👍👊🇺🇸
Man that is a beautiful Alapaha! A functional bulldog.
What an awesome dog, obviously has had extensive training for listening until at a certain point. Ur a brave man Larry, loved watching this video. You have your hands full with this one
Love your patience. He’s doing so well!!
At 8:50 he starts talking and was like how does anyone not want to train dogs and then he goes to the dog “I love doing this” that was so so cute 😭❤️❤️
Such a beautiful dog.
beautiful dog, i trained my Australian bulldog as a 4 month old puppy and never had any problems. This beast is a completely different animal, why did the owners not train him when very young ?
Good Job! My first play sessions with my Doberman, I still have some tears on my jacket and a pair of pants. Of course even the Doberman is not as serious a dog as this one! Dogs love to play like dogs, but they have to respect. He's going to be a good student. He's toy driven, food driven!
What color of dobie? I have 2 Euros. The training will get better my 2 year old is amazing and very well tempered
@@dylanwillis1902 Black and tan. He is doing great. He was out of control when I got him, but some training he is good to go.
Watching like a hawk. Fantastic. A little tense for a few moments, yet so informative. Hope to see more of Diesel, thanks!
You’re a great trainer! I’m learning so much from you! I would be intimidated by this dog in all honesty. Diesel is a good boy
I own an Alapaha best breed ive ever had
Great video. I learned a few things regarding the clicker and reward. Thank you
Thank you for this session especially. This was very helpful to understand the purpose of play and building relationship. Much appreciated!!!
I love your work Larry. From the Bahamas
I really love seeing your true joy in having a positive experience with dog training. I have had the same excitement in my own training Amazing feeling, am I right?
Beautiful dog nice color
You’re the best man 😂 learn a lot from your channel I have two Rottweiler pups
Good lesson in calming down! What I need to do with my pup. Ty
I thought you were going to be missing a cheek for a second.
I have to say that is one strong, powerful scary dog. I think at certain points watching the video that he even intimidated and scared you.I did not see the end result if he possibly turned around. He was an absolutely gorgeous dog. Luv watching your videos.
That unpredictability is always there
Beautiful dog !
I’m addicted to your vids and style...so helpful as I work w/my Am Staff (1) and Aussie mix(2) - who has some mild aggression. If you don’t mind sharing where do you purchase your equipment..tugs..place mats etc?
I have an abandoned, rescued and re-rescued, 20 month old, female Rotty from CL, that does that. She fetches but won't give it back upon return. Unless she wants you to throw it for her. I switched out a tug and a ball on her and that got her to drop it for a bit. But then she figured it out. And she drops the ball but then snakes it back. When I go to pick it up. Then it's hurried teeth near fingers and both after the ball. I've had her for nearly two months. And she's bitten me a couple times for my early ignorance in not respecting her space. I've stopped playing fetch with the tug. But thankfully her walks are much more structured now, loose leash, and no pulling. So we have improvement. She knows how to drop the ball and showed me just once, four times in a row. That when she wants to, she can fetch and drop it, without commands. She's never gone after anything actually in my hand. But this battle for the ball has to stop. She's almost as entertained winning that as she is with me throwing the ball. I've just been walking away for a bit. But that's still kinda says that I can play when she approves. We're working on it. Sometimes I get the feeling that she doesn't want me to know exactly the extent of what she knows. Same thing with her new crate. But that's for a different video, hehe.
Your videos are a great help Larry. You give me strength, hope, and good information. And I'm in dire need of all three. Thank you.
Great video (as ever). I was wondering why you are using the clicker vs. a verbal marker? Appreciate that clickers are useful, however, is there any particular reason why you started off (with it) for this beauty?
Diesel is just like my Tyson. Big ole pit bull, ball obsessed male. More realistic videos like this please. Seriously.
Really good looking dog.
What kind of toy is the yellow ball with a string?
Larry I found your channel while researching Alapaha’s and this dog is amazing! Your videos are awesome brother. Any help with finding a solid breeder for the Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog would be great. Thank you and keep posting!
You the man Larry love the energy!!!
In my opinion, if a dog doesny have a hood stable mentality,teaching more aggression is like a time bomb. You just never know when its going to go off.
What breeder did he come from? Hes a good looking dog 👀
He still a pup..looks great I have seen these dogs before and I have heard on the bite power of these Dogs,,my co-worker told me that Alph-Blu killed a bandog when the bandog tried to attack his 9 year old Daughter
Great informative content lary... keep doing... hes a beautiful dog.. how old is he?
Any advice for increasing prey drive? I have a WGWL GSD who is very large, 125lbs, so that alone is a deterrent for most scenarios in which he'd need to bite anyone threatening, and he does bite on command(with flirt pole, balls, ropes, etc, don't have a sleeve yet), but I've come across a few situations in which he just doesn't feel like working. He won't play fetch, he won't even pay any attention to a ball unless he's competing with my other dog. The only thing he seems to have any drive for is his flirt pole. Is there anything I can do to increase he prey drive for other areas of work? Even just like to make him run? The only time I've seen him even want to run top speed is when the flirt is involved or he's trying to beat my other dog to a ball. He's got pretty good pedigree, and is confident in most situations, but he doesn't seem to want to work. Do you have any tips or can you recall any of your videos in which you show this?
This is soooooo helpful Larry, thanks so much.
That's a good looking dog. Do you breed also?
Where do you get your ball toys???
Hey Larry. Thanks for the video. What is the ball/rope toy brand you are using? Thanks!
Brilliant work Larry. This dog reminds me of how my Border Collie use to be like. she is wonderful now as a working Service dog . Thanks ,Just shows what training can achieve . : )
oh i like that SNOW and that dog. its SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO hot here in Australia at the moment 😌
Geez, didn't his owners play with him? Not much drive at this point. It is great that you are building that with him. He is so handsome.
People always say that they're alpha bulldogs those dogs have been extinct for a long time people try to recurate them or show our Catahoula bulldogs but love the video
how old is the bulldog ?looks about just over a year to me
Can you share the breeder? Nice looking dog.
Thanks for sharing appreciate the video
Great video,,,,,,,, This Dog is gonna be pretty awesome.......keep it up!!!
"I thought he was gonna bite my but!" Yes, me too!! :D Great job, thnx for sharing!
These videos are Awesome-!
Does anyone know the name of the toys he’s using?
How old is he here
He walks along side of him like hes ready to get into some bite work.
Do you have puppies
0:40 is he magician or what?
That is a lot of dog there. Thanks, but I'll keep my Shepherds. Make sure you know what purpose the dog was bred for.
You do such a great job. I learn so much from you & I have had Shepherds for over 49 yrs. Thanks
Looks like he had to calm you down! That would of hurt!
in watching a couple times I couldn't help but observe the (your) posture before he began his arm grab attempts,,, you might consider avoiding that posture till he is a little further along...
Of course you will be fine, you know what you are doing but Most Importantly are the owners going to be able to handle a dog like him? He is a true powerhouse and in the WRONG hands a ticking timebomb IMHO...
9:05.... love it!
I own a Blue Blood. Why would anyone in he'll want to give this dog a Bite Training, unless you live all alone in the Sahara desert. They need an Unbite training.
I cringe every time Diesel gets a paw on the "Mark". This is the second video I watched with him slipping every time his paw hits that Mark.,.. put a piece of carpet or something on there are ready please