I have been using this ruclips.net/user/postUgkx1_veP7CApJK_GWy_TczaMciuG64PqJeU as a handy reference book. I read through the book and enjoyed the little glimpses of examples. I love that this author believes in rescue dogs. The tips and training has been invaluable and gave me moments of...."how simple why didn't I think of it" so it's been a great tool. Thank you!
This trainer is incredible and I applaud him for emphasizing how it must be a system of reward, not penalty that teaches best. Kind, consistent owners, produce kind dogs. Excellent!
Great video, did not pick up on the close ups because I was drawn in by the information you shared. Disregard the negativity, I know two year old children and puppies with better manners.
Wow, 13 years ago, I would've been 15 with my brand new 8 week old GSD, losing my mind with no idea what to do when I found your channel, you and Solea taught us everything. Sad to hear she is no longer with us too, time flies by so fast. RIP 🥺
I've had six dogs in my life and I've trained all of them very well. My latest, a 1 year old Rottweiler named Bruce is by far the most stubborn, smartest and confident I've ever seen. I've been working on this with him for 4 weeks now, using all the same techniques seen in this video which also happens to be the same techniques with my previous dogs. He is very smart. He plays along on a leash, does everything perfectly. Even with distractions like other dogs and people. The moment the lease comes off its fuck around time. The best part is the level of dedication he has to be the alpha. Let me give you a picture. He is perfect with a leash, he'll even be perfect off the lease up to a point. Say a person is on the other side of the fence and he goes over there. I'll call him with "Come", clicker and treat at the ready. He does it! Comes over, sits, get treat and then immediately takes off again. I quickly say "come, he does the same thing. gets the treat, gets the praise, waits a bit then runs over again. LOL! I need to make sure he's not training me for treats. I then fall back to long leash. He then go's back to being perfect again. Waits, stays and sits after the treat and everything. Little sneaker. He's not an aggressive dog at all. He only wants to lick and cuddle EVERYTHING her sees. His desire for affection supersedes everything else. It has to do with his background. 2 young girls adopted him at birth when he all soft and cuddly and small. Now that he's bigger(80 pounds and all teeth) they decided they didn't want him anymore. His first year at their home he was in charge of the house. He would demand food, affection and anything else he desired. They compiled because "he was SO cute". As he got older and found his bark they got scared when he would bark at them for food or affection. He took full advantage of it. 2 young girls, a mother and 2 female cats. He was the only guy. He figured that out pretty quick. Now they complied out of fear of getting bit by him. That's when their mother asked for my help to take him in and change his behavior before he turned into something scary. So here we are. I've gotten the demanding bark out of him. He's reverted to using "cute and cuddly" tactics, but is now looking for new ways to manipulate. It ain't happening. I've been down this road before and I'm confident I can help him grow. This isn't a plea for help post but more of a never give up and adopt a "it's a lifestyle" post. If you have a dog that does not want to learn as easily as the dogs in these videos don't give up. Stay consistent and make his training a lifestyle. From the moment you wake up to when you go to bed there needs to be repetition. Don't let them train you with whining, crying, barking or any other sneaky stuff. They are dogs. They learn by watching patterns.
I finally found a trainer that uses positive reinforcement that works. Love your video! Most of all, after years of failure, I have learned training is not task oriented. It is all about dogs learning the meaning and purpose of the task they are being taught. The concept is so simple. I just didn't understand it until I saw your video. Thanks ever so much! :)
I have an 8 week old German Shepherd i got this last weekend, i feel like we've already built a bond and i've started training with him. I have taught him "come" already! thanks for the videos, keep them up!
This Was Actually Really Helpful It Works With My 1 Year Old PitBull That Knows Come But She Only Comes When She's In Our Yard Or Home. Thank You For Your Advice/Help
It's amazing that people think they they need to wait to mark the behavior until the dog sits in front of them. Thanks for demonstrating that the clicker/YES is so much more powerful if used to reinforce the turn back towards you!
I really like Tab and he is not scarry looking as another reviewer remarked (childish). He is absolutely lovely, well spoken, perfect teeth. Moving on, his videos are clear and easy to follow. Thanks Tab!!
Well thanks for posting. I have a puppy who keeps getting under our fence & he runs when I tell him to come. While I'm getting the fence enforced I'll be working on this :) Why all the goofy comments? The guy took the time to help those of us who need it
You taught about training with a leash and gently pulling to guide the dog over to you which is a new tool to me. I’m going to try that as the dog we are with is not responding to “come” without the leash and is easily scared away. Thank you so much!
I'd dismiss any negative comments here - your dog has better manners than some of these numptys. I cannot wait to try this out and think that your video was engaging and helpful. Thank you!
Dude you gave away “the secret” to do this, because from Cesar Milan and dozen others you are the cleaning clearest more concise and practical!, the rest were talking too much or showing too little, etc, thank you my unruly border collie Pomeranian has been embarrassing this war veteran leader for a long time by ignoring my commands!!. I used to do these things by instinct much before the Army but I finally met my match. I’ve relaxed though now retired so probably that is why, but I see in many people not having leadership skills when it comes to dog training driving the, absolutely insane, and myself by just observing them!! Lol, So thank you again for sharing man, will keep you in mind and I wish you become as famous as Milan!!
For folks commenting on the camera angle: I realize that the set up could be much better. I made this video years ago and knew little about videography at the time. For this reason I have re-made most of the videos with this problem with better equipment and you will find all of them on my channel. Thanks for the suggestions!
Honestly 9 years ago everything about this video probably would have been the absolute bomb. I even see what looks like Windows Movie Maker presets (I think?), which was the norm back then. Times have just changed, dramatically. I have several RUclips accounts and looking back on my oldest videos I still cringe lmao.
Tony Wonder I kind of thought he looked like an alien, the shape of his head and those eyes. If you hold a picture of an alien next to him, you actually see the resemblance
I am a dog trainer and I love your videos, you use the same methods I have been taught but with a little more. I've learned a lot from your stuff! I agree with everything you teach, so every time I want to learn more about a command, etc. I go to your videos. Thanks a lot!
All good advice. Its not purely positive training though but that's a good thing in my view, you are using both positive and very gentle negative reinforcement here. Its pragmatic and i approve.
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I beg to disagree that you must always have something for the dog to come. Almost like Corruption and Bribery, " like "Quid Pro Quo" and "PAy for Play", in Clinton Foundation.
Great that was really well explained. Your dog not coming to you when it is called is very frustrating and can often lead to doggy parents getting angry. Which then breaks down any attempt to get the whole process right.
I like the advice you provide and the presentation. It would be great if you could show your techniques with an untrained dog so that you can demonstrate the technique works. Your dog is obviously already used to the command. Please take this as constructive criticism. All best.
I have a 1year old dog and she's very stubborn and way too smart. This is the first guide I've seen that goes over the foundational aspects of this command, and I'm really hopeful that this will be the method that fits for us. Thank you so much, seriously. I'm tired of desperately bribing her with salami before I go to work TT_TT Goes to show your actions and positivity can really impact people years later ♥️
You sure are incredible. You prove that positive training can make a perfect dog if you got patience and the skills. :) I begun training my puppy wrong, but I found your videos in time so I could change my and my dogs training so we both have fun all the time!
Much Mahalos from Hawaii! I just got a pitbull puppy and started watching a lot of Cesar Millan and other videos like yours on training the dogs, your video has been helping and i've been having positive results :D
I used а few seсrets from the vidеos at twitter.com/18098ec611d1a9bae/status/742623739800653824 tooo get our puppуyy to stoр biting, digging, рееing inside, аnd jumрing on реоple. He’s а fаst lеаrner and masterеd 95% of it within a few days How to teaсh ANY dоg to Come when called
Great Video. I was having problems with my lab coming when being called. watching this video has set me on track for proper training of my dog. It works great for my and my best friend
Great information! We just rescued a six-month-old Australian Shepherd mix. Can't wait to try this out with her. Sometimes I feel like she has a hearing problem, but it seems like she can hear a pin drop whenever the sound is food-related. :)
Good informative video. But please get a little further away from your camera next time. Too much face distortion and I can't watch it in full screen because of that reason.
Thanks. I tried a few pieces of advice from your other vids and so far so good. I will try this one once I get a longer leash. If your still even reading comments, thanks for taking the time to do these. Not everyone will agree on technique and not everyone will be kind with their words because they obviously have something missing in their lives so hopefully your not taking them to heart. Keep it up.
The purpose of the clicker is inform the dog he is going to get a treat for listening. It is supposed to be clicked after he moves toward you because you don’t want to bribe the dog. It’s a way of saying good boy come get your treat.
Awesome! You really know your stuff! Your instructions are clear and concise. Our dog is already doing better and we have just begun to work with the clicker. Thanks so much! Keep up the great work. Cee :)
my dog keeps running away and shes run in the road, on the train tracks and everything she could ahve died and whenever i take her to the park she finds a gap and goes through the fence and escapes she also takes peoples things and runs off with it and doesnt drop it when i tell her to!! I've had enough of this behaviour but I don't want to get rid of her she just never listens to me
i grew up around dog my whole life, if you want your dog to not do something that it should not be doing then smack his/her nose and say no or STOP...if you want them to run into the street then everytime it goes to the road then give him/her a piece of chocolate
I'm looking forward to watching the rest of your videos. I really enjoyed them. I've watched tonnes but yours are the most concise and make it feel as though my dog might succeed. It seems do-able instead of overwhelming and nice to know that treats aren't the be all and end all... a means to an end. thanks.
I love your videos, I have a new dog, bull mastiff x german shepherd who is 15 months old,he has had no training, so when he pulls on the leash it is a big deal, your video on leash work and recall has been fantastic. Thank you so much 🕉
Extremely well done I use the yes more than a clicker because your tone of voice that comes out when you say Yes Is the tone that is enhancing positive reinforcement and it gets them excited to come towards you since you become the most exciting thing then if they are not coming I'd clap or make a silly noise and turn around and jog away from them a few steps they usually come running
Thank you for always posting positive training techniques. I'm starting out as a positive trainer, and I am constantly looking to books and other trainers to see how they train certain techniques compared to what i know. This is the first time I had a client ask to train an off leash recall so I wanted to double check what I know. Its awesome to have somewhere to look.
i don't like this video or the training. It is not effective. He said you have to keep them on a long leash because there is "no other way to set your dog up for success." A clicker and long leash is not the way to teach your dog. Nor should you use treats as a reward. This does not teach your dog to respect you.
meusisto I know my dogs and i bond with them before trying any off leash. I show that i am alpha of my house and everyone listens to me and what i want with positive reinforcement. . I got my boxer 3 weeks ago. with in 3 days of having her all her bad habitats that the rescue said she had no longer exist. by the end of week one she sat laid came with called in the back yard. Now by week three she goes out front with my other two dogs my self and/or my wife. No one goes into the street chases cars or people walking or riding by. Get to know your dog be alpha and never contradict yourself be clear and use short words Name of dog Here. Name of dog SIt. Name of dog Stay. Name of dog shake. Name of dog lay. If you give animals an inch they will take a mile because your no longer showing you are alpha.
LeBon R Ranch Thank you very much for your insight. I got a dog 4 days ago, already adult, from the street. I could correct some bad habits of it without any treat. She follows me when I go to the street off leash, but stops to sniff or to interact with what she wants, till she sees I'm already going far, so she runs, as she doesn't want to be far from me. How could I make her follow me and only stop when I want? I also taught her to come to me, by simply pointing to the ground (again, without any reward other than my approval), but this "come!" doesn't mean to her "come and be here till I tell you to go", it means "come, then go when you want". How would you tell me to solve this kind of things? This is the first time I have a dog.
meusisto Sounds like your doing a pretty good job for your 1st time. You might try the come and stay command next. progressively working your way further from her.Also you can make her heal. This is come and stand just behind and to the side of your right or left leg. This one is easier to do with treats(food (i like cheese because its not as bad for them as dog treats or if the dog is toy driven a ball and fetch kinda of thing) because it does take a lot of positive reinforcement.
Thank you so much! Patience and consistency are the key you said and I will try to use both. I have a 8 month old who would rather sniff then listen and I hope that by using your techniques I can get him to pay attention to me
Would allow this gent to work with my dogs any time. I like the positive aspect. Any and all silly comments are just that. I like that he takes the time to assist folks, provides clear instruction and surely has a great bond with his dog! If he was local, he would probably be our trainer (mine and my dogs) .
This channel has been so helpful, and I just wanted to thank you. It makes dog training easy and make sense. I've been linking your videos and channel to anyone who has questions about doggy training. :)
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I have been using this ruclips.net/user/postUgkx1_veP7CApJK_GWy_TczaMciuG64PqJeU as a handy reference book. I read through the book and enjoyed the little glimpses of examples. I love that this author believes in rescue dogs. The tips and training has been invaluable and gave me moments of...."how simple why didn't I think of it" so it's been a great tool. Thank you!
I feel like I'm watching a 90s instruction video ....... I love it
The ear rings he's wearing support this comment
Haha same here
Me 2 😆😆
This trainer is incredible and I applaud him for emphasizing how it must be a system of reward, not penalty that teaches best. Kind, consistent owners, produce kind dogs. Excellent!
10 years later... as relevant as ever. Thanks!
Is that dog alive or dead now
Great video, did not pick up on the close ups because I was drawn in by the information you shared. Disregard the negativity, I know two year old children and puppies with better manners.
+Teresa Elias totally agree!
Well said, Teresa. I think this guy is cool and his information is great.
Me too!!
Wow, 13 years ago, I would've been 15 with my brand new 8 week old GSD, losing my mind with no idea what to do when I found your channel, you and Solea taught us everything. Sad to hear she is no longer with us too, time flies by so fast. RIP 🥺
I've had six dogs in my life and I've trained all of them very well. My latest, a 1 year old Rottweiler named Bruce is by far the most stubborn, smartest and confident I've ever seen. I've been working on this with him for 4 weeks now, using all the same techniques seen in this video which also happens to be the same techniques with my previous dogs. He is very smart. He plays along on a leash, does everything perfectly. Even with distractions like other dogs and people. The moment the lease comes off its fuck around time. The best part is the level of dedication he has to be the alpha. Let me give you a picture. He is perfect with a leash, he'll even be perfect off the lease up to a point. Say a person is on the other side of the fence and he goes over there. I'll call him with "Come", clicker and treat at the ready. He does it! Comes over, sits, get treat and then immediately takes off again. I quickly say "come, he does the same thing. gets the treat, gets the praise, waits a bit then runs over again. LOL! I need to make sure he's not training me for treats. I then fall back to long leash. He then go's back to being perfect again. Waits, stays and sits after the treat and everything. Little sneaker. He's not an aggressive dog at all. He only wants to lick and cuddle EVERYTHING her sees.
His desire for affection supersedes everything else. It has to do with his background. 2 young girls adopted him at birth when he all soft and cuddly and small. Now that he's bigger(80 pounds and all teeth) they decided they didn't want him anymore. His first year at their home he was in charge of the house. He would demand food, affection and anything else he desired. They compiled because "he was SO cute". As he got older and found his bark they got scared when he would bark at them for food or affection. He took full advantage of it. 2 young girls, a mother and 2 female cats. He was the only guy. He figured that out pretty quick. Now they complied out of fear of getting bit by him. That's when their mother asked for my help to take him in and change his behavior before he turned into something scary. So here we are. I've gotten the demanding bark out of him. He's reverted to using "cute and cuddly" tactics, but is now looking for new ways to manipulate. It ain't happening. I've been down this road before and I'm confident I can help him grow. This isn't a plea for help post but more of a never give up and adopt a "it's a lifestyle" post. If you have a dog that does not want to learn as easily as the dogs in these videos don't give up. Stay consistent and make his training a lifestyle. From the moment you wake up to when you go to bed there needs to be repetition. Don't let them train you with whining, crying, barking or any other sneaky stuff. They are dogs. They learn by watching patterns.
I found this comment VERY helpful. Thank you!! I hope Bruce is doing well!
Cheers
I was not mature enough to watch this video without laughing.
I finally found a trainer that uses positive reinforcement that works. Love your video! Most of all, after years of failure, I have learned training is not task oriented. It is all about dogs learning the meaning and purpose of the task they are being taught. The concept is so simple. I just didn't understand it until I saw your video. Thanks ever so much! :)
I've been training dogs for over 40 years. This guy is a very good instructor!
This video was so helpful. I'm giving you an internet high five. Thanks!
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I have an 8 week old German Shepherd i got this last weekend, i feel like we've already built a bond and i've started training with him. I have taught him "come" already! thanks for the videos, keep them up!
This Was Actually Really Helpful It Works With My 1 Year Old PitBull That Knows Come But She Only Comes When She's In Our Yard Or Home. Thank You For Your Advice/Help
It's amazing that people think they they need to wait to mark the behavior until the dog sits in front of them. Thanks for demonstrating that the clicker/YES is so much more powerful if used to reinforce the turn back towards you!
I really like Tab and he is not scarry looking as another reviewer remarked (childish). He is absolutely lovely, well spoken, perfect teeth. Moving on, his videos are clear and easy to follow. Thanks Tab!!
Well thanks for posting. I have a puppy who keeps getting under our fence & he runs when I tell him to come. While I'm getting the fence enforced I'll be working on this :) Why all the goofy comments? The guy took the time to help those of us who need it
The best video I have seen on this common problem, Thanks
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You taught about training with a leash and gently pulling to guide the dog over to you which is a new tool to me. I’m going to try that as the dog we are with is not responding to “come” without the leash and is easily scared away. Thank you so much!
This was great cause all the vids I watch say " make coming good not bad" and that's about it ! So this was great
Franki Fulton ?
I'd dismiss any negative comments here - your dog has better manners than some of these numptys. I cannot wait to try this out and think that your video was engaging and helpful. Thank you!
When I say my dogs name... he turns around and gives me a death stare💀 then continues what he is doing
Dude you gave away “the secret” to do this, because from Cesar Milan and dozen others you are the cleaning clearest more concise and practical!, the rest were talking too much or showing too little, etc, thank you my unruly border collie Pomeranian has been embarrassing this war veteran leader for a long time by ignoring my commands!!. I used to do these things by instinct much before the Army but I finally met my match. I’ve relaxed though now retired so probably that is why, but I see in many people not having leadership skills when it comes to dog training driving the, absolutely insane, and myself by just observing them!! Lol, So thank you again for sharing man, will keep you in mind and I wish you become as famous as Milan!!
For folks commenting on the camera angle: I realize that the set up could be much better. I made this video years ago and knew little about videography at the time. For this reason I have re-made most of the videos with this problem with better equipment and you will find all of them on my channel. Thanks for the suggestions!
If you ain't looking into my soul I don't wanna watch
Training Positive love the videos man. Really helping me out with my very stubborn and overly excitable girl, Mollie. 🔥
Honestly 9 years ago everything about this video probably would have been the absolute bomb. I even see what looks like Windows Movie Maker presets (I think?), which was the norm back then. Times have just changed, dramatically. I have several RUclips accounts and looking back on my oldest videos I still cringe lmao.
AphyNGodiva it’s a love/hate relationship but I’d rather keep the video available if it’s helpful.
You gave valuable information away for absolutely no fee to us, all the critics should shut up, thank you for helping me train my dog.
My mum just got a pup and this will help her a lot to train it to come - thanks a million for the great vid!
never watch this on acid... you will think he is a owl person
Tony Wonder like nimbly on the neverending story 2
Tony Wonder I kind of thought he looked like an alien, the shape of his head and those eyes. If you hold a picture of an alien next to him, you actually see the resemblance
Tony Wonder Hes actually good looking but needs a different hair style
About TONY WONDERS COMMENT not the dog trainer
Owl person hahahahaha
I am a dog trainer and I love your videos, you use the same methods I have been taught but with a little more. I've learned a lot from your stuff! I agree with everything you teach, so every time I want to learn more about a command, etc. I go to your videos. Thanks a lot!
Your eyes damaged my screen when they finally poked through.
All good advice. Its not purely positive training though but that's a good thing in my view, you are using both positive and very gentle negative reinforcement here. Its pragmatic and i approve.
i"ve not yet trained my dog so thanks a lot for that information
That dog is GORGEOUS!!!!!!!! Makes it so enjoyable to watch the videos! Keep posting! thank u!
i just scream ELSAAAA and my German Shepherd comes to me
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MEMESTAR congratulations
Cor-rect! I screamed CIRI!!!!
I beg to disagree that you must always have something for the dog to come. Almost like Corruption and Bribery, " like "Quid Pro Quo" and "PAy for Play", in Clinton Foundation.
@@LMAOOOOOOOO but what if my dogs name is not Elsa? JUST kidding
I've been to classes by paid "trainers" who weren't half as helpful as you. Many thanks for an EXCELLENT video!!
Its been 5 years, and I still laugh at how close his face is!! LOL!!!!
Great that was really well explained. Your dog not coming to you when it is called is very frustrating and can often lead to doggy parents getting angry. Which then breaks down any attempt to get the whole process right.
I like the advice you provide and the presentation. It would be great if you could show your techniques with an untrained dog so that you can demonstrate the technique works. Your dog is obviously already used to the command. Please take this as constructive criticism. All best.
Best comment on here
I second you.
I have a 1year old dog and she's very stubborn and way too smart. This is the first guide I've seen that goes over the foundational aspects of this command, and I'm really hopeful that this will be the method that fits for us. Thank you so much, seriously. I'm tired of desperately bribing her with salami before I go to work TT_TT Goes to show your actions and positivity can really impact people years later ♥️
i did this to my girlfriend it worked....thanks.
You sure are incredible. You prove that positive training can make a perfect dog if you got patience and the skills. :) I begun training my puppy wrong, but I found your videos in time so I could change my and my dogs training so we both have fun all the time!
The camera was so freaking close that I felt like I was this guy's dentist
I have a good laugh Dr. Phil.
you do an excellent job teaching how to work with a dog in a positive and effective way! Thank you!
This really works! I called to my roommate and he came! My next step is to teach him to sit, roll over and play dead!
Loool
AHAHHAHAHAH LEGEND
Best advice to training dogs. Simple and straight. 👏👏👏👏
The view every hairstylist gets when washing their clients hair.
Much Mahalos from Hawaii! I just got a pitbull puppy and started watching a lot of Cesar Millan and other videos like yours on training the dogs, your video has been helping and i've been having positive results :D
Actually had to sit further back i my chair during his close ups
I used а few seсrets from the vidеos at twitter.com/18098ec611d1a9bae/status/742623739800653824 tooo get our puppуyy to stoр biting, digging, рееing inside, аnd jumрing on реоple. He’s а fаst lеаrner and masterеd 95% of it within a few days How to teaсh ANY dоg to Come when called
Jo He's a close talker lol!
rovan26 lol... Seinfeld!
Jo Bahaha I'm happy you got the joke lol!
Cor-reckt, i feel magnified with his staring eyes.
You deserve the praise for your positive training techniques GREAT JOB!!!
i can't make eye contact with this guy
Great Video. I was having problems with my lab coming when being called. watching this video has set me on track for proper training of my dog. It works great for my and my best friend
You are too close to the Camara bro
Too damn close
you are right..........he's right in your face
0:48 jumpscare lol
Cor-rect!
Your point is
Great information! We just rescued a six-month-old Australian Shepherd mix. Can't wait to try this out with her. Sometimes I feel like she has a hearing problem, but it seems like she can hear a pin drop whenever the sound is food-related. :)
Good informative video. But please get a little further away from your camera next time.
Too much face distortion and I can't watch it in full screen because of that reason.
Thanks. I tried a few pieces of advice from your other vids and so far so good. I will try this one once I get a longer leash. If your still even reading comments, thanks for taking the time to do these. Not everyone will agree on technique and not everyone will be kind with their words because they obviously have something missing in their lives so hopefully your not taking them to heart. Keep it up.
The eyes
Thank you for the video it’s not a Zak George video and I am SOOO thankful
what is the purpose of the clicker?
The purpose of the clicker is inform the dog he is going to get a treat for listening. It is supposed to be clicked after he moves toward you because you don’t want to bribe the dog. It’s a way of saying good boy come get your treat.
I love this video! Good call on using the release word with come when called, it adds and definitive ending.
I dont say "come!" I just lower my hand and when he sees it he comes running to it
Wow i'll take 5 of what you have
Great practical very helpful video. Thank you for taking the time to make it.
I don't know if i trust you.....I trust Cesar
Awesome! You really know your stuff! Your instructions are clear and concise. Our dog is already doing better and we have just begun to work with the clicker. Thanks so much! Keep up the great work.
Cee :)
my dog keeps running away and shes run in the road, on the train tracks and everything she could ahve died and whenever i take her to the park she finds a gap and goes through the fence and escapes she also takes peoples things and runs off with it and doesnt drop it when i tell her to!! I've had enough of this behaviour but I don't want to get rid of her she just never listens to me
i grew up around dog my whole life, if you want your dog to not do something that it should not be doing then smack his/her nose and say no or STOP...if you want them to run into the street then everytime it goes to the road then give him/her a piece of chocolate
Tony Wonder why in the hell would you train your dog to go in the road. that's stupid...m
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Thanks heaps for this. I found you easy to follow and understand. Your style works for me. You are very helpful and genuine.
My 2 dumb dogs won't come, they just chase each other and play
I'm looking forward to watching the rest of your videos. I really enjoyed them. I've watched tonnes but yours are the most concise and make it feel as though my dog might succeed. It seems do-able instead of overwhelming and nice to know that treats aren't the be all and end all... a means to an end. thanks.
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I love your videos, I have a new dog, bull mastiff x german shepherd who is 15 months old,he has had no training, so when he pulls on the leash it is a big deal, your video on leash work and recall has been fantastic. Thank you so much 🕉
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I just got a new German Shepherd puppy and i will surely be teaching it all you're teaching ME.
this is how i taught my girlfriend to come
redact207 Wow. Idiots abound here.
Pocatello Cowboy It's alright. She eventually ran away, and for good reason.
TheSlimmshadyy ummm... I was making fun of the moronic commenter..
Uuuuuu I see what you did there😉
really
Extremely well done I use the yes more than a clicker because your tone of voice that comes out when you say Yes Is the tone that is enhancing positive reinforcement and it gets them excited to come towards you since you become the most exciting thing then if they are not coming I'd clap or make a silly noise and turn around and jog away from them a few steps they usually come running
"come!" thats what she said
Thank you for this and the many other you tubes that you posted. Over the past few years you have been so very helpful.
bro maybe you should back off 2 steps from the camera..jezus man
I always enjoy your videos - clear and explicit instructions, and a gorgeous pup.
I laughed everytime he said 'cum'. XD
EdTheHyena Because apparently.... you're an idiot?
+EdTheHyena as
Pocatello Cowboy says the old guy calling people idiots on RUclips lmao
Clear, concise and very well presented. Also, useful workable advice for good recall. Ignore these tossers!!!
back up bro i can see your skin cells
Brilliant advice.... I never realized not to use come command when its for something he won't enjoy like nail trimming but it makes sense
Who is watching this at 2017
NINAV SHAJU me
Apparently you are!?!
Nov 2018
This is very helpful. I'll come to your videos when I'm having trouble. Good job.(thumbs up)
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ayy underrated comment!
Thank you for always posting positive training techniques. I'm starting out as a positive trainer, and I am constantly looking to books and other trainers to see how they train certain techniques compared to what i know. This is the first time I had a client ask to train an off leash recall so I wanted to double check what I know. Its awesome to have somewhere to look.
What do most of your clients ask you to train?
i don't like this video or the training. It is not effective. He said you have to keep them on a long leash because there is "no other way to set your dog up for success." A clicker and long leash is not the way to teach your dog. Nor should you use treats as a reward. This does not teach your dog to respect you.
How do you do then, please?
meusisto I know my dogs and i bond with them before trying any off leash. I show that i am alpha of my house and everyone listens to me and what i want with positive reinforcement. . I got my boxer 3 weeks ago. with in 3 days of having her all her bad habitats that the rescue said she had no longer exist. by the end of week one she sat laid came with called in the back yard. Now by week three she goes out front with my other two dogs my self and/or my wife. No one goes into the street chases cars or people walking or riding by. Get to know your dog be alpha and never contradict yourself be clear and use short words Name of dog Here. Name of dog SIt. Name of dog Stay. Name of dog shake. Name of dog lay. If you give animals an inch they will take a mile because your no longer showing you are alpha.
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Thank you very much for your insight. I got a dog 4 days ago, already adult, from the street. I could correct some bad habits of it without any treat. She follows me when I go to the street off leash, but stops to sniff or to interact with what she wants, till she sees I'm already going far, so she runs, as she doesn't want to be far from me. How could I make her follow me and only stop when I want? I also taught her to come to me, by simply pointing to the ground (again, without any reward other than my approval), but this "come!" doesn't mean to her "come and be here till I tell you to go", it means "come, then go when you want". How would you tell me to solve this kind of things? This is the first time I have a dog.
meusisto Sounds like your doing a pretty good job for your 1st time. You might try the come and stay command next. progressively working your way further from her.Also you can make her heal. This is come and stand just behind and to the side of your right or left leg. This one is easier to do with treats(food (i like cheese because its not as bad for them as dog treats or if the dog is toy driven a ball and fetch kinda of thing) because it does take a lot of positive reinforcement.
Look up lorenzos dog training
Thanks for helping me and my German Shepherd. :) Your an amazing trainer!!!!!!
STEP BACK FROM THE CAMERA
+kat tannim
The Camera keep going forward
I can tell that you enjoy working with dogs, sir...and dogs enjoy working with you. Good deal :) Thank you for this vid. Subscribed.
Thank you so much! Patience and consistency are the key you said and I will try to use both. I have a 8 month old who would rather sniff then listen and I hope that by using your techniques I can get him to pay attention to me
Getting to go back to sniffing is rewarding.
your eyes creep me out
Thanks for all of your videos. I am trying to train my boxer, and it is really tough. Your videos are helping me slowly get him trained.
LOVE your methods and attitude - looking forward to trying them out with new, young rescue dog...
Thank you for the tutorial. I will work on this with my 14 week old German Shepherd puppy named Ranger.
Would allow this gent to work with my dogs any time. I like the positive aspect. Any and all silly comments are just that. I like that he takes the time to assist folks, provides clear instruction and surely has a great bond with his dog! If he was local, he would probably be our trainer (mine and my dogs) .
Very well done and will certainly be putting this in to practice. Please ignore the negative comments.
I loved the camera angle Ha! It gave a special character to you and the video which was great by the way!
Nice video man, im in the process of training my dog pit bull terrier as a service dog and she really reacts to this training, Thanks for the help.
This channel has been so helpful, and I just wanted to thank you. It makes dog training easy and make sense. I've been linking your videos and channel to anyone who has questions about doggy training. :)
I like the pairing of come with a release word. Smart...thank you!
Man, these are great videos. The positive reenforcement is +1
Your advice worked extremely well, thank you for this video!