All the softies going to come in a comment some nonsense, great work I’ve watched every video about 3x each, this is what happens when you let a dog get away without correcting it for months and years
Couldnt agree more alt the soft poeple do forget some off theese Dogs has det power to take us out and trust me you Will not win a fight whit a full grown rottweiler that decided you are no longer in charge there you Got 1 options nr 1 get behind af lock door nr 2 jump to the Ground and surrende and hope the dog accepts youre surrende Big respect keep the good work amd good videos love to Watch youre videos actually helped me train my malinois so thank you
@@morganepelletier6435 Excuse someone for having confidence in Garret's abilities as an EXPERIENCED DOG TRAINER who have proven he talks the talk and walks the walk.
Unfortunately, there are people out there who look at older people as easy targets. This dog will protect him from them once he’s properly trained. There is a chance he may hurt him on accident but if properly trained he can be much more of an asset than hindrance in his daily life.
I only discovered your channel a few months ago. Now that I have a broken leg 🦵 I can watch all your videos. You are phenomenal, of course. But I watch because of the way you treat the owners, with dignity & respect. THANK YOU for that ❤
Great video. 5 minutes in your hands with that collar will teach her more than she’s learned her whole life. Lol. She will b like melted butter on a biscuit when u r done . This is the best thing that could happen with dogs like her. She seems like a great dog with potential
Glad the old dude came for help. Just amazes me at how many people allow their dogs to walk out front of them and all over the place and wonder why they have a dominance issue.
Glad that you were able to help this dog. One thing that I noticed is that the older gentleman had the leash wrapped around his hand. That is an accident waiting to happen., especially with a large animal. Thanks for all the tips.
I don't know why an elderly person would want that type of dog. Maybe he took it on because the child/grandchildren weren't caring for it properly? They are big, shed a lot, slobber, have hip/joint issues. ....
Nice work 👏 I've trained a male Rottweiler 1yo for a client and with these dogs especially you need to be very clear and very firm but also very fair. this is one of those breeds where if the Owner dosnt have the necessary ability to take physical action (both Good and bad, + correct timing) your better off giving the dog back to the breeder or wherever you got it from because this behaviour left unaddressed or incorrectly addressed can get very dangerous very fast love your content 💪🔥💯
This is what I needed. The trainer I have had some great tools when it came to positive reinforcement but I’m use to old school where popping the leash was acceptable. Definitely can’t wait to train my GSD tomorrow.
Same because I don’t ur dog needs to listen to u with treats all the time it should be respect I’m still doing training with my dog as u can see by my profile picture
@@milansobocz8684 Training more like behaviour correction. Caused by its owner that is not leading the dog which makes her lead him. And when a rott leads it will be in guardmode 24/7. Which of-course is the worst thing you can do. Sadly the old man does not have a clue and loves the dog very much most likely. But a rottie needs more then love.
We have neighbor who has an aggressive dog… kids/dogs/cats just so scary an annoying. They definitely need to watch your videos. I will buy a prong collar and drop it at her house with a link to your page! 😌👍
I doubt that this older gentleman would have strength to control this strong dog if push came to shove. That pronged collar definitely is necessary here (I like the analogy to momma's teeth).
Have a cane corso lab mix my dog got attacked by another dog became extremely leash reactive your videos have changed my dogs and my life so thank you !
Yup I started my Boerbol on a prong after temperament issues post a dog attack, then swapped to an e collar as it's alot easier to issue a warning before they make the bad decision and dissuade in my opinion. My boy is almost recovered now but still wears a Ecollar on walks now in days because he is still deeply suspicious of dogs resembling the attacker even two years later.
Mines too. When my rottie is adamant to get at a dog that is being aggressive towards him. Even if I use the shock collar, he’ll just shake it off. (They have high pain tolerance)I have to distract him. Even when he is walking away..he’ll keep looking back..like, you are lucky im on this leash.
This guy is phenomenal. I like how he showed how everything. Than the sinple correction right at the end 🤣 trust me take dog will be trained by the end of the day. About you can’t teach an old dog new tricks. Keep shining pal
I need to see this because the dog I’m planning on getting its parents have a problem with moving wheels and I need to know how to stop the issue if it happens with the puppy
Love your videos. I have a 5 month Belgian Malinois and you have helped me so much with her behavior. She is becoming a pleasure to walk. The only thing I have trouble with is her locking on to squirrels or people or kids. As much as I correct, she still does it.
@@nordics834 She's gotten much better. She still does it but snaps out of it quickly when I give a slight correction. She is more interested in sticks than balls haha. I appreciate your advice.
Interesting, she is giving a "play bow" before getting aggressive. She should also have been given the "out" when she went to sniff right after locking on to the other dog in the BB court. Frustration at not moving freely, not getting enough exercise, built in guarding drive, fear/hesitation/tensing up/holding breath by the handler, a bad experience any of us might dismiss, or likely a mix is driving this. I also use a well fitted Springer prong, and corrections, but only to interrupt bad choices. I get way better results with most things using ultra positive methods, but allowing a dog to be dangerous can't be allowed. If you have a reactive dog, is it worth the consequences of your dog injuring another AND THE HUMANS that will likely intervene, or do you use what's effective not what you feel fuzzy inside about. Used correctly, prong collars do not injure or hurt a dog..I put one on with my comparatively wimpy human skin, as I did with the E-collar, and a tug was definitely uncomfortable, but not painful. It was on the level of a mild sunburn for a few moments. I only needed mine for a month, though I still use it in high distraction environments. Even a chihuahua should never be out of control, but it is negligent in the extreme to allow a Rottweiler, GSD, Mastiff, to be out of control anywhere, ever.
From a rottie owner i must say i believe they are great dogs. All do female it can be a very dominant dog. It is the nature of the rott. When i see someone needs 4-5 sits for the lady to go sit i already believe he is not her leader. All do the walking is great part of becomming the leader. There are also very small and simple things that can help you achieve the status of leader. In the animal world a leader does everything 1st and commands the dogs to follow. So when you get dinner you finish it and then your dogs get dinner. When you go for a walk you get your shoes and jacket on and make them come to you to get their colar. When the dog jumps on the sofa demand it goes off and lay down on the ground and as soon as you are sitting and think now is a fine time for the rott to join then ask it to join you on the sofa. A leader is a leader all day. And if you really wanna challenge yourself take a male rottie and do not castrate it, not for beginners ;) Oh and if you ask me key in the rottweiler becomming a great family dog is socialisation in combination with a constant leader. Tricks are nice and cute but when a rottie goes guard mode it wont give paws hehe
this dog is too strong in personality and body strength to an old man. he’s also to soft for the dog. training will help a lot, but its not the best match.
Best bang for your buck, for sure. You can't coddle that behavior. Any other type of correction will not only take longer but will probably end up hurting the dog.
EXCELLENT ! This is exactly what I needed to see I was doing the same just not as firm I guess. She only does it with me. Not all the time because as soon as I see her lock in I am on it. She does listen well but sometimes she gets a little more hyped then others. I feel like she is resource protecting. ???
Is what you guys don’t realize if you don’t need to be this harsh with all dogs but when you as there owner is irresponsible and lets them do whatever they want this is the outcome. Point blank period. Do ur job as an ownerr.
My rott is reactive with wheels or something moving too. It’s so weird I don’t understand it. I’m taking him to get trained. I wish this guy was local to me.
Look when you want to own a powerful dog breed such as a powerful Rottweiler you have to first and foremost just like your children, establish your Alpa role and follow through with punishment for not obeying that. You are in command and the King or Queen and will inflict by any means necessary consequences for bad behavior. If they know that first then you will never have to prove otherwise.
You need to pop the collar, you can not have constant pressure on the collar it should be loose and then you yank fast hard and release, just like a dog biting, it is meant to snap a dogs attention away not control pulling or yanking
I'm sorry to say, but this is a problem waiting to happen. In a perfect world that old gentleman should be able to control that Rottie, but we live in reality and in reality bad things happen. Once the Rottie gets full grown there is no way the gentleman will be able to control her, hopefully the training works and curbs her aggression for the safety of the man, dog and anyone around while they're out in public.
I don't Love the prong collars and have never used one but when you have a big mature dog misbehaviour it might be a useful option but only used with care and training. For example horse riders use bits, martingales, spurs and a whip but these do not need to be used to hurt the animal. For example a whip used to be carried by people riding side saddle as a substitute for the heel on that side. A touch simultaneously with the heel on the other side to walk on. Bits can encourage the horse to carry the head better etc but tearing the mouth out if the animal is going to give him a hard mouth and he is harder to manage. Gentle, consistent and moderated control is key regardless if the tools.
Omg that's so mean what you did to that poor dog. JK people lol it's the best way to control them big dogs and put em in check before they become a liability for you
OK I just learned a few things one there’s different sized collars instead of the torture chamber and where to place it I’ve never seen it placed them that way on a dog and I saw how the dog responded when you pulled up on the collar now will this type of thing help with training the Rottweiler and I also need some assistance on how to stop them from running and trying to bite on tires but this was quite interesting and I’m the one that responded the other day that said I refuse to use those type of collars but now I can see the use in them but can they break a dogs skin if used the way you’re using them in this video
No. If you have a quality collar that's rounded at the ends and its properly fitted and secured on the neck it will not break the skin at all. I've never had that happen with my rott not one time and I've used just as he does to train. Its a tool that will ultimately save your dog from much greater harm. 👍
Sorry, but a good trainer would have told this gentleman to get a bichon. THis is a lot of dog for a frail guy like this. This is an accident waiting to happen, prong collar or not. Reflexes are slow and you can't have that with such a powerful dog.
Lol tell that to any hunting dog, I dare you to run a dog 10 miles out of reach and call it back with nothing but your voice 🤣 plus it's not long term, it's training manners, like slapping a child on the hand for stealing, a temporary measure til the lesson finally clicks.
Sorry but yet another elderly person takomg on dogs they shouldn't have great training video but old people are not able to handle animals properly that have that much power
I’m wondering if this can possibly work with a halti/headcollar? I have a pit bull who had a collapsing trachea when I rescued her and I’m afraid to use anything on her neck. It’s been a year and she still coughs. But also lunges maniacally when she sees other dogs on walks, I lose her focus if they come too close or surprise her by appearing suddenly from behind a wall or fence…
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Props to the old man for seeking out help and some good help at that!!
All the softies going to come in a comment some nonsense, great work I’ve watched every video about 3x each, this is what happens when you let a dog get away without correcting it for months and years
Yep exactly
Agree whats the bet there the ones with shit head dogs
Prong collars are forbidden where I live, what leash is best to us
Couldnt agree more alt the soft poeple do forget some off theese Dogs has det power to take us out and trust me you Will not win a fight whit a full grown rottweiler that decided you are no longer in charge there you Got 1 options nr 1 get behind af lock door nr 2 jump to the Ground and surrende and hope the dog accepts youre surrende Big respect keep the good work amd good videos love to Watch youre videos actually helped me train my malinois so thank you
Great review of the video. Bro.
This elderly man with a young Rottie just doesn't seem like a good match.
you think? Who is the idiot who sold a rottie to a frail older gentleman like this?????
Once Garret gets her under control, they will be a perfect match.
@@learning2no yup, in the unicorns and rainbows world...
@@morganepelletier6435 Excuse someone for having confidence in Garret's abilities as an EXPERIENCED DOG TRAINER who have proven he talks the talk and walks the walk.
Unfortunately, there are people out there who look at older people as easy targets. This dog will protect him from them once he’s properly trained. There is a chance he may hurt him on accident but if properly trained he can be much more of an asset than hindrance in his daily life.
I only discovered your channel a few months ago. Now that I have a broken leg 🦵 I can watch all your videos. You are phenomenal, of course. But I watch because of the way you treat the owners, with dignity & respect. THANK YOU for that ❤
Great video. 5 minutes in your hands with that collar will teach her more than she’s learned her whole life. Lol. She will b like melted butter on a biscuit when u r done . This is the best thing that could happen with dogs like her. She seems like a great dog with potential
We made it happen. Thanks Mark
@@AmericanStandardK9
What about the length of
the prongs?
Thumbs up What a change!
I don't think that she is vicious;
she doesn't have good manners.
Glad the old dude came for help. Just amazes me at how many people allow their dogs to walk out front of them and all over the place and wonder why they have a dominance issue.
….” You guys ain’t gonna like this”….. I didn’t expect that. That’s a lot of dog for that guy…. You can just see the anxiety, and nerves on the dog.
Glad that you were able to help this dog. One thing that I noticed is that the older gentleman had the leash wrapped around his hand. That is an accident waiting to happen., especially with a large animal. Thanks for all the tips.
I don't know why an elderly person would want
that type of dog. Maybe he took it on because
the child/grandchildren weren't caring for it
properly? They are big, shed a lot, slobber, have
hip/joint issues. ....
@@here_we_go_again2571 if it's more protection, it's probably going to harm him from playing than the likelihood of a home intruder causing harm
This is real world training 🔥 great episode hope to see more like 👍🏼
Much more to come
Nice work 👏 I've trained a male Rottweiler 1yo for a client and with these dogs especially you need to be very clear and very firm but also very fair. this is one of those breeds where if the Owner dosnt have the necessary ability to take physical action (both Good and bad, + correct timing) your better off giving the dog back to the breeder or wherever you got it from because this behaviour left unaddressed or incorrectly addressed can get very dangerous very fast
love your content 💪🔥💯
This is what I needed. The trainer I have had some great tools when it came to positive reinforcement but I’m use to old school where popping the leash was acceptable. Definitely can’t wait to train my GSD tomorrow.
You, Haz (Shield K9), Will (Fenrir K9), and Robert Cabral are my favorite dog trainers on RUclips.
Thank you. Now is it in that exact order? Lol 🤔😉
@@AmericanStandardK9 Maybe swap Haz and Will.
I too subscribed to Fenrir, just came across this channel and enjoy your technique 👍well done!
@@Shyonekm thank you
Same because I don’t ur dog needs to listen to u with treats all the time it should be respect I’m still doing training with my dog as u can see by my profile picture
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Yea some dogs just need this type of training, it works and Its fast training. Why not if the dog does not get hurt.
I laughed out loud! Can I steal this line??? 😂😂
@@milansobocz8684 Training more like behaviour correction. Caused by its owner that is not leading the dog which makes her lead him. And when a rott leads it will be in guardmode 24/7. Which of-course is the worst thing you can do. Sadly the old man does not have a clue and loves the dog very much most likely. But a rottie needs more then love.
We have neighbor who has an aggressive dog… kids/dogs/cats just so scary an annoying. They definitely need to watch your videos. I will buy a prong collar and drop it at her house with a link to your page! 😌👍
I doubt that this older gentleman would have strength to control this strong dog if push came to shove. That pronged collar definitely is necessary here (I like the analogy to momma's teeth).
I wish this video was longer. Great training!
Dang I like your assertiveness.
That’s was great! She was like WTF?!
This man is good at his work
Have a cane corso lab mix my dog got attacked by another dog became extremely leash reactive your videos have changed my dogs and my life so thank you !
Same thing happened to my GSD. And it has taken lots of work to fix it.
Garrett you are THAT DUDE!!!!!
the prong collar is THE TRUTH!! Works everytime!
My dog usually responds to leash popping, but when he sees red it doesn’t stop him. He seems to just get more pissed.
Same here that’s my problem I’m having now with mine
Yup I started my Boerbol on a prong after temperament issues post a dog attack, then swapped to an e collar as it's alot easier to issue a warning before they make the bad decision and dissuade in my opinion. My boy is almost recovered now but still wears a Ecollar on walks now in days because he is still deeply suspicious of dogs resembling the attacker even two years later.
use an E collar by Mini Educator
@@ryansmith2974 Use an E collar by Mini Educator. works every time.
Mines too. When my rottie is adamant to get at a dog that is being aggressive towards him. Even if I use the shock collar, he’ll just shake it off. (They have high pain tolerance)I have to distract him. Even when he is walking away..he’ll keep looking back..like, you are lucky im on this leash.
Love the video, have a border that plays and grew up with a Rott
Nice work as always, Garret!
This guy is phenomenal. I like how he showed how everything. Than the sinple correction right at the end 🤣 trust me take dog will be trained by the end of the day. About you can’t teach an old dog new tricks. Keep shining pal
I need to see this because the dog I’m planning on getting its parents have a problem with moving wheels and I need to know how to stop the issue if it happens with the puppy
Much love, thank you for the great video 👍🏽
Good video. Would you recommend using a prong collar that has rubber coating over the prong teeth? Thanks
Love your videos. I have a 5 month Belgian Malinois and you have helped me so much with her behavior. She is becoming a pleasure to walk. The only thing I have trouble with is her locking on to squirrels or people or kids. As much as I correct, she still does it.
you have a mali means you do biting sports with her? Redirect with a ball should be extremly easy then.
@@nordics834 She's gotten much better. She still does it but snaps out of it quickly when I give a slight correction. She is more interested in sticks than balls haha. I appreciate your advice.
@@superruca great to hear, thx for the update
Interesting, she is giving a "play bow" before getting aggressive. She should also have been given the "out" when she went to sniff right after locking on to the other dog in the BB court. Frustration at not moving freely, not getting enough exercise, built in guarding drive, fear/hesitation/tensing up/holding breath by the handler, a bad experience any of us might dismiss, or likely a mix is driving this. I also use a well fitted Springer prong, and corrections, but only to interrupt bad choices. I get way better results with most things using ultra positive methods, but allowing a dog to be dangerous can't be allowed. If you have a reactive dog, is it worth the consequences of your dog injuring another AND THE HUMANS that will likely intervene, or do you use what's effective not what you feel fuzzy inside about. Used correctly, prong collars do not injure or hurt a dog..I put one on with my comparatively wimpy human skin, as I did with the E-collar, and a tug was definitely uncomfortable, but not painful. It was on the level of a mild sunburn for a few moments. I only needed mine for a month, though I still use it in high distraction environments. Even a chihuahua should never be out of control, but it is negligent in the extreme to allow a Rottweiler, GSD, Mastiff, to be out of control anywhere, ever.
this is the video ive been looking for i will be practicing with my dog the training tips !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That dog doesn't Sit! He Sit sit sit sit sits!
From a rottie owner i must say i believe they are great dogs. All do female it can be a very dominant dog. It is the nature of the rott. When i see someone needs 4-5 sits for the lady to go sit i already believe he is not her leader. All do the walking is great part of becomming the leader. There are also very small and simple things that can help you achieve the status of leader. In the animal world a leader does everything 1st and commands the dogs to follow. So when you get dinner you finish it and then your dogs get dinner. When you go for a walk you get your shoes and jacket on and make them come to you to get their colar. When the dog jumps on the sofa demand it goes off and lay down on the ground and as soon as you are sitting and think now is a fine time for the rott to join then ask it to join you on the sofa. A leader is a leader all day. And if you really wanna challenge yourself take a male rottie and do not castrate it, not for beginners ;) Oh and if you ask me key in the rottweiler becomming a great family dog is socialisation in combination with a constant leader. Tricks are nice and cute but when a rottie goes guard mode it wont give paws hehe
this dog is too strong in personality and body strength to an old man. he’s also to soft for the dog. training will help a lot, but its not the best match.
Is there a part 2 to this one 🤔
Great vid 💯💯
My (shepherd) dog wouldn't even notice a correction like that.
The dog was pretty well behaved. More puppy like than aggression
Best bang for your buck, for sure. You can't coddle that behavior. Any other type of correction will not only take longer but will probably end up hurting the dog.
My dog hates hot dogs lol
We're doing Cliffhangers now? Lol
EXCELLENT ! This is exactly what I needed to see I was doing the same just not as firm I guess. She only does it with me. Not all the time because as soon as I see her lock in I am on it. She does listen well but sometimes she gets a little more hyped then others. I feel like she is resource protecting. ???
Much love❤️❤️
👍👍👍
Is what you guys don’t realize if you don’t need to be this harsh with all dogs but when you as there owner is irresponsible and lets them do whatever they want this is the outcome. Point blank period. Do ur job as an ownerr.
Man I love this guy! Lol
Took the kid to a stunt dog show and they was all about " Positive only training" and buying only rescues.
I’m sorry, but that’s not an aggressive Rottweiler.
My rott is reactive with wheels or something moving too. It’s so weird I don’t understand it. I’m taking him to get trained. I wish this guy was local to me.
It's a response to their prey drive. Moving= running. Same reason majority of dogs enjoy throwing a ball.
5 months later did you address the issue?
I'm sorry, but this dog should have learned this at 6 weeks old. for a guy this old to have him.
Who's bigger .. german Rottweiler or American Rottweiler 🤔?
The breed standard should be the same .
How to train vertical jump bro🤔
Look when you want to own a powerful dog breed such as a powerful Rottweiler you have to first and foremost just like your children, establish your Alpa role and follow through with punishment for not obeying that. You are in command and the King or Queen and will inflict by any means necessary consequences for bad behavior. If they know that first then you will never have to prove otherwise.
I use a pinch collar when we walk but the collar has no effect when it is used
You need to pop the collar, you can not have constant pressure on the collar it should be loose and then you yank fast hard and release, just like a dog biting, it is meant to snap a dogs attention away not control pulling or yanking
I'm sorry to say, but this is a problem waiting to happen. In a perfect world that old gentleman should be able to control that Rottie, but we live in reality and in reality bad things happen. Once the Rottie gets full grown there is no way the gentleman will be able to control her, hopefully the training works and curbs her aggression for the safety of the man, dog and anyone around while they're out in public.
I don't Love the prong collars and have never used one but when you have a big mature dog misbehaviour it might be a useful option but only used with care and training. For example horse riders use bits, martingales, spurs and a whip but these do not need to be used to hurt the animal. For example a whip used to be carried by people riding side saddle as a substitute for the heel on that side. A touch simultaneously with the heel on the other side to walk on. Bits can encourage the horse to carry the head better etc but tearing the mouth out if the animal is going to give him a hard mouth and he is harder to manage. Gentle, consistent and moderated control is key regardless if the tools.
Omg that's so mean what you did to that poor dog. JK people lol it's the best way to control them big dogs and put em in check before they become a liability for you
That scared dog is not aggressive
OK I just learned a few things one there’s different sized collars instead of the torture chamber and where to place it I’ve never seen it placed them that way on a dog and I saw how the dog responded when you pulled up on the collar now will this type of thing help with training the Rottweiler and I also need some assistance on how to stop them from running and trying to bite on tires but this was quite interesting and I’m the one that responded the other day that said I refuse to use those type of collars but now I can see the use in them but can they break a dogs skin if used the way you’re using them in this video
No. If you have a quality collar that's rounded at the ends and its properly fitted and secured on the neck it will not break the skin at all. I've never had that happen with my rott not one time and I've used just as he does to train. Its a tool that will ultimately save your dog from much greater harm. 👍
i really Like your Videos
Watching from Philippines
Were these both females??
Omg i need you help
Sorry, but a good trainer would have told this gentleman to get a bichon. THis is a lot of dog for a frail guy like this. This is an accident waiting to happen, prong collar or not. Reflexes are slow and you can't have that with such a powerful dog.
I'd love for him to work my dog
I love you! No homo 😊😂
I can tell the difference between a German and American rottie right away
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Cesar millian after watching this guy fraud
FIRST OFF... That's a female puppy !!!
If you need a spike collar (or electric) to train a dog you arent much of a dog trainer.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lol tell that to any hunting dog, I dare you to run a dog 10 miles out of reach and call it back with nothing but your voice 🤣 plus it's not long term, it's training manners, like slapping a child on the hand for stealing, a temporary measure til the lesson finally clicks.
And you have trained how many problem Dogs 🐕? Are you the Cookie Monster 👺
This is an example of a terrible owner, owners like this should never have the responsibility of owning such a powerful breed
Sorry but yet another elderly person takomg on dogs they shouldn't have great training video but old people are not able to handle animals properly that have that much power
I’m wondering if this can possibly work with a halti/headcollar? I have a pit bull who had a collapsing trachea when I rescued her and I’m afraid to use anything on her neck. It’s been a year and she still coughs. But also lunges maniacally when she sees other dogs on walks, I lose her focus if they come too close or surprise her by appearing suddenly from behind a wall or fence…
No. No. No. please never do this correction with a halti or head collar. This can cause extreme injury.
e-collar would probably be the way to go