Thanks for this live. And starring a golden retriever. My daughter became blind and with nerve damage to on her leg after battling a near fatal bout of encephalitis. Five weeks in ICU (coma) suddenly she started to struggle on her ventilator, six months in coma. I'll stop there. Kristen spent six weeks at Dog Guides of Canada headquarters in Oakville Ontario to get the chosen dog. *Each dog costs $25,000* People should know how much training is. IMO *ONLY* professionally trained should be SEEN *IN PUBLIC* . Too damn many FAKE dog guide for the BLIND. Selfish, self-centered, entitled, neurotic humans who must take their dog everywhere and even buy FAKE VESTS and HARNESSES. Look all .. both countries that have helped blind/visually impaired are going NOW to crack down on phony "service dogs". I won't say anything more about abilities are now getting "service dogs" but the real guide dogs are *meant for INDEPENDENCE* not with mommy going everywhere you're done for not accepted. Anyway you must APPLY for a $25,000 pro trained service dog but they WON'T BE ACCEPTED. Kristen did laugh on a visitors weekend that one (helicopter parent I guess) actually *snuck* into a dorm and slept the night on the floor next to the big baby's bed. Roommate had enough and that KID WAS BOUNCED -- IMMEDIATELY. A guide dog obeys basic commands and every terrifying situation for her. Like crossing a busy street, walking down a busy sidewalk to cross several streets. Dogs don't KNOW where they are going but neither does a blind person. They see black, no shadows. Needed to actually walk into a store and buy something. They didn't know that school trainers are right there. The teachers and guide trainers needed to choose which dog would be best suited to owners. Since Kristen couldn't really walk fast - hard brace they gave her Euro a gorgeous Black Lab with brindle markings. Just stairs are frightening. *LEASH CORRECTION* you did? Kristen had to learn this correction and how to do it perfectly. And ONLY if Euro did something wrong meaning -- messed up. WHY? *They are working and if your dog makes a mistake they could be hurt* . This leash correction even startled me. It was more force okay because it SCARES a blind person! Her's was just a SHARP and snap down and that *was* for his attention. Kristen then snapped stern voice, PAY ATTENTION. Their concentration, searching left/right, same with waist height. They MUST follow commands as immediately as they can and quickly. Each litter of potential "next step" there are what they feel are cream of the crop. "Not TOO excitable". I happened to be with her going into a busy department store/mini mall. I didn't see the problem but neither did Euro. Euro walked my daughter straight into the plate glass window. She did a face plant and she wobbled due to her brace. But THERE was the leash correction. I know it startled Euro but see? *A mistake like this could be FATAL* But "comfort dogs" *They are called PETS* .
@@lcm4him Down and stay are automatic with few commands. It seems to be so automatic that he had to have been trained well. Restaurants, theaters? He immediately lays under the table to the left or right feet. Meaning sit down & lay down. Stay isn't taught because the student is blind and needs their dog to separate and back up or move away. Kristen stands up and Euro pops right up. I hope I answered the question. Take care.
So many click bait fluffy pointless “dog training” channels on RUclips full of people trying to sell their books and dvds, glad we have real trainers like you showing real training, it makes a difference
A good dog trainer can train a dog very effectively without aversives. But, do you really think you find that on youtube? There are many ineffective gentle trainers, but there are also many good ones.
Hi love the vid. I’m from England and I have a beautiful male golden retriever he turns 2 in June, however I’m having really bad problems training him, he barks non stop jumps constantly and mouths, he goes crazy on the lead (slip lead) and doesn’t come back on recall. I’ve had trainers that have given up and I’m struggling with him. But I refuse to give up on him have you got any advice that can help me please. Many thanks Sara. X
This video is fantastic! It is an excellent reminder of what I had learned in a very good dog class many years ago. I needed to relearn. So Thank You, Thank You, Thank You.
I just moved recently and I have a large mixed breed dog that it perfect in the house. So we'll behaved and listens. The second I open the door he wants to take flight immediately. And forget walking him. He pulled me right over the other day and if I let go he woulda been gone .So I've been watching your videos and I'm.learning alot like Alot and i am going to invest in one of those collars. Thank you
I have 2 dogs who don't come along together, they were at the same age: 3 years old. We separated them since they fought when they are a year old up until now. I tried to reconcile them by leaving them at the yard of leash and it was a very stupid mistake; they fought and it was worse, sincere they were older. it pains me to see them apart and don't come along. The younger one is mostly reactive, being reactive at the sight of other dogs or animal in general. I took your advice and study your lessons, walking them both separately each day or every other day when I'm busy, suppressing reactivity and making them calm seeing each other even without physical contact. It took me 3 months, and today for the first time I left them of leash at the yard, a fight didn't happen. It was one of the happiest moments in my life, I love my dogs so much and I admit I made some mistakes raising them. I thank you very much for the knowledge you share, your a friend to every dog owners. PATIENCE and DEDICATION will surely bear you good fruits.
Wow! That is so awesome! I’m super happy for you😊. Great job! It is clear how much you love your pets by how much work you are putting in. It is so worth it! ✌️🌸👏👏👏
I can’t thank you ENOUGH for training that DOESN’T USE FOOD!!! I have spent the last three weeks scouring the internet for anything humane that doesn’t involve constant feeding. I found Barbara Woodhouse and you. Thanks. I’m super stoked. My poor pup. It isn’t what she needs. She doesn’t respect me. She just wants the food.
I like this basic trainings. They are so necessery... and then practis, practis, practis... every dog needs this easy repetitions, it's like learning vocabulary😅. Thanks Tom, for your remember. The puppy is so lovely. 🥰
It's nice to see you with a dog that doesn't want to rip your face off. And it's nice that her owners are getting off on the right foot, rather than bringing in a dog with problems later on.
Your videos have literally changed the relationship I have with my dogs. Thank you so much for putting so much work and understandable info into these videos!
Perfect timing!!! October 17, 2020, I haven’t the privilege of taking care of my grandson’s female Golden for 4 weeks. She will be 8 months old when we pick her up. Loved the video and looking forward to more. I have more experience with German Shepherds.. so smart but found them to be a little stubborn.
I loved it! I’ve been implementing Tom’s methods. In the past, I had to rewind some segments 15-20 times, cause I could not get “the pop” right with my prong. Tom makes it look effortless. But it boils down to 2 things: the actual pop technique and the timing! Great demonstration, Tom!!!
This leash technique is exactly what I have been searching for all week! Thank you for producing fabulous on point content. My rescue pup, Lola, and I really appreciate it! 🙏
Sophie is such a beautiful and sweet Golden Retriever. Great to see her progress and the happiness of the owners on her progress. Thanks for doing this series with the bare minimum for training.
All I really needed to hear was "don't give the golden food..." This alone helped a ton, and on our first little walk trying out the slip lead went really well. Thanks for the tips!
*Occasionally, I get a Golden exactly like this girl to train for service work.* *A balanced Golden is a pure joy to work with and they always make me look good as a trainer.* 😘
Yay puppy training!! I’m getting a puppy in a month (mini Aussie) and have never owned a dog before so I’ve been binge watching! I was just looking at the no bad dogs site for training leashes when this came out
janmwags stay patient and remember they’ve only been on the planet for 2 months! My 10 week golden can test my patience sometimes, but it’s all temporary and WELL worth it! Enjoy!!
my ex has a mini aussie and holy crap I fell in love with that dog (saddest part of a break-up is never seeing their dog lol). Looking for a border collie or a mini/regular aussie now. Incredibly smart breed and just beautiful.
From Stockton, California 🐾 I love the new content but please continue doing the behavior modification for aggressive dogs! I love seeing dog’s and people’s lives improve tremendously and even saved with training. It’s inspiring! 🥰
Lexi, aggressive dogs and the modification of it is a bumpy road. It is better to improve your communication with your canine to become a well rounded dog. As this vid is a lead to the goal, a good companion! smootly from pup to adult member of.....
I adopted an adult dog about 5 months ago, and I have been practicing what you preach! I’ve definitely made some mistakes along the way, but we get comments all the time about how well-behaved she is. She still doesn’t like other dogs, but that’s okay with me, as long as we can keep up the low reactivity! Thank you so much for your content- it helps me be the owner my dog deserves. ❤
Been dogless for about 2 yrs now , my Newfoundland and schnauzer both passed away about the same time due to age. But I’ll definitely be referring to your videos once I get my self another dog hopefully soon. Keep grinding bro and helping those dogs that need your help 👍🏻👍🏻
I know its been a year, but as someone who has a 5 month old German Shepherd mix, this is so helpful in pointing me in the right direction for training collar tools. Thank You Tom!
Ontario, Canada here. I love your videos! They have been a great help to me training my 2yr old male golden. My last dog was also a golden and he was great but we wanted to do even better this time. We did the puppy classes and two different training courses with him for basic obedience, novice and the the next level up. He did pretty good but in the real world it is harder because I would run out of treats he wants, to meet everybody, sniff every bush (still not neutered) etc. I asked that question frequently about the treat thing because of course my goofy boy is extremely food motivated and I need him to listen whether I have treats or not. The trainer used treats alot but he is great and has a lot of the same methods you do with tools and who is boss, the dog needing corrections etc. Ragnar is a big boy and definitely needs to know who is boss. Your videos answer all my questions in very real and informative way. Thank you, really. It was watching your videos that finally had me buying an e-collar. We knew there would be times we would like him off leash at beaches and camping. I was very hesitant but you explained how to use this properly as a training tool and OMG his recall is amazing now. He is bullet proof when we are off leash at a public beach and I need him to listen. BEST THING EVER and never once was he unhappy, hurt or anything. It was exactly like you said, 'Oh mom wants me, better go'. Sorry about the novel I just wrote. I wanted to let you know I appreciate all the work you do with the dogs and the excellent training videos you upload to youtube.
Golden owner here, it’s great to see you work a dog that doesn’t want to eat you. My girl is almost 4 yr old and is very high drive. She is more of the “American Field” Golden, leggy, thin, and as prey driven as they come. I work with great trainers here in CA. Sonoma County Canine. Thankful for trainers like you, Jess and Sarah.
Whoa buddy this is awesome! I just brought my 3 month old golden mix home. She has never been on a leash until today. I'm super excited and optimistic about training her. Thank you for your videos, I can't wait to watch more!
I really appreciated the leash demonstration using the chair. You can tell someone all day that they have to just give it a pop, and everyone will have their own way of popping from a tiny “oops, am I hurting him” to an “angry listen to me jerk” of the leash. More demos of how to use, apply, various training equipment would be awesome! I have learned so much and really appreciate you and your videos! Any advice for winter training, we are in Northeastern WI, burrr🥶
Hi I’m Scottish living in the north of England. I have had large dog breeds for a long time. I lost my N.I. and my mal x gs last year within weeks of each other of old age. I was left with my husky x Akita and we were both devastated. I’ve been watching your Chanel for about a year and half and you got me through a tough time. I took on a springer x gs in April he is about 8 months old now and pulling and leash reactive. This video has been so helpful I will keep you updated. Thanks for you time and help 😊❤️
THANK YOU!!! I’m fighting with my 16m old GSD to not pull and hate her gentle leader (yet love it) and just bought a loop leash and watched you video to help learn how to properly use it. I appreciate how you explain everything.
I love love love this video!!!!!! Not because of no tools but the explanation of steps to build the come to heal is ABSOLUTELY wonderful to see and what I've been looking for. You're channel is amazing and I GREATLY appreciate the teaching you are doing!!!
Rescued our 18 month old pitty during COVID - he’s our first dog ever. He’s super sweet but the walking is tough. Thanks so much for these videos! I feel so much more confident now and look forward to walking him. You’re doing a great service to all of us newbies and beyond!
Great vid from Austin,TX. I have two large German shepherds and we are working with them with the herm springer collars. So far much much better. Thank you🌸🌸🌸
We have an 11 month old Golden who, unfortunately has been delayed in leash training because I had shoulder surgery 2 months after we got her. She is rambunctious and extremely curious so taking her on walks was impossible with my shoulder. Recently, as its cooled down I tried taking him to a dog park to play but he's SO excited, he foams at the mouth and won't leave the other dogs alone. After several tries, I did some research and realized I needed to get him walking every day and accustomed to new experiences in a somewhat controlled environment. Because of my shoulder, I learned that I could tie the leash around my waist and use your "pop" technique to get his attention. LITERALLY within 24 hours after binging your videos, this boy is walking on a leash, listening to my commands and has done well for over a week of walking. He is still struggling when he sees another animal and yanks me around, but because the pressure is on my waist, instead of my shoulder... its gone so well! THANK YOU for posting these videos for free, online. What a service to the community! ❤ Your videos have quite literally changed our lives with this boy already, in just a week of practice.
From Ontario, Canada! I have 2 dogs, one of which we just adopted a month ago. This is what we need the most training in right now, really appreciate this video!
From Denmark, loving this kind of videos. Have lab f1, 4 months, with a lot of energy. My puppy speeds up often when I praise her, when we are doing the healing exercise.
Your videos are a life saver! We have the most wonderful, almost five YO, Golden retriever. He is SO good and wants to please us all the time, except when we go on a walk. I had resisted the use of any collar except a flat collar because he's so sensitive and gentle, but he pulls for most of our walks until he's tired out. He hates the Gentle Leader. It's really not any fun to go for a walk with him. After watching you train three Goldens, one with the prong collar, and two with a slip leash, I have ordered the slip leash for Maui. I look forward to training him with that type of leash, and improving the quality of our walks together. Thank you!
I have a 1 year old golden who does the same thing. She has the hardest time pulling on a leash. I’m so glad you gave this advice and showed exactly what would work. Thank you so much for this!
I needed this video very much. I have a 4.5 month old golden retriever that is over motivated for treats. I also needed that explanation on the pop correction you do with flicking of the wrist. Extremely helpful!! Thank you!!
Hi, watching you from England. I have an 11 month old Belgian Shepherd. You are really helping me understand him. Not there yet but will get there. Thanks
I just purchased a English chocate laborer retriever. Thanks for your advice.shes 3 . months old know so I am going to try all you have spoken of thank you for your kind advise!
I’m going to try this with my 9 month old golden too who has a hard time walking and pulling on the leash. Goes crazy when he sees lizards or another dog. Thanks for the great video!
I just ordered this collar/leash. My 4 month old Golden is headstrong and physically strong. We’ve just begun leash walking training after enough of her vaccinations .
LOVE THIS VIDEO. I adopted a dog TODAY and I'm absolutely smitten with him. I've been binge watching your videos for about a month now to prepare for today and this video is exactly what I needed. He's got a great disposition like Spohie, but we have alot of work to do.
I want Sophie she is adorable ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️, finally Tom you get a precious baby girl. The chair demonstration was awesome really makes sense to see the amount of correction is needed
I really appreciate you sharing these videos. They have made a huge difference in the relationship I have with my two huskies. I spent a long time practicing non helpful communication with them and I’m glad to be able to get through to them and have a better relationship with them with the help of these videos!
Hi I'm currently living in France, go to a dog training club and also try to implement all the advice I am watching on line to have a well balanced mixed breed rescue puppy, he is now 6 months old and has gone from easy training to a total reprobate! So hoping I can pick up some helpful training tips as he is real happy puppy
I have a mini aussie and found your videos. I got her Friday March 13th which was the weekend before we went on lock down. She is 8 months now. So she didn't get much of any socializing so we are now dealing with some shyness and barking at people. I can't wait to watch more of this series.
Hey Tom...Greetings from Sydney Australia. You have an incredibly deep ability and understanding of these beautiful animals which I'm sure most professionals would aspire to have even after years of professional study and clinical practice. I'm not meaning to put any of your world wide colleagues down at all, (any person who dedicates their professional life to helping our dogs is a hero of mine), your special talent is just incredible. I mean there aren't to many of you who are fluently bilingual and able to translate what I'm sure are complex psycho/social/emotional behavioural processes from dog to English and vice versa into sentences of 3-4 simple words and it makes easy, simple sense that you then back up with the dog doing just what you where talking about. Thank you for what you do. Brett.
I wanna thank you so much! Your videos have helped me with my reactive pup. On Saturday we had out best walk ever. We encountered 5 dogs and she only barked when a cairn terrier lunged at us. I was so proud thank you
I love the idea for this new series. I especially liked the leash correction demonstration in this video. Most dog training channels dont wanna upset anybody so they only teach the positive reinforcement stuff. Slip and prong collars have a bad reputation simply because people do the exact mistake you showed with the chair. I had never been able to find a video that properly showed me how to "pop" the leash. Thanks!
this video was SO incredibly refreshing. I have been struggling with obedience more and more as my puppy continues through adolescence and while I love how food motivated she is, I need her to understand that she has to do the behaviors whenever I ask - even when I don't have food. At the moment, she really won't do anything besides sit if she knows I don't have treats. All that to say, it's really helpful to see a video teaching a puppy how to heal without giving food and to show this kinda stuff is possible! I'm working on getting my puppy to lie "down" before we go outside for potty breaks (used to just do sit) and same for water/food with a bonus "look at me" right before release. In a few days, she has become so much more consistent about listening to me!
This video is beautiful. What a gorgeous dog and I love how you have these amazing connections with all types of dogs. I have a soft spot for the more “aggressive” labeled dogs, I have no fear and will get down to their level to make the connection. You’re such an inspiration Tom. And you’re 100% right, there are No Bad Dogs 🥰
you are the best my friend , all your videos are amazing. ive learned so much to understand all my dogs and even help a friend with a frightened to death rescue dog. love and much respect from argentina.
A lot of dogtrainers in youtube teaches on a lot of how tos. However, most of their dogs are obviously had gone a lot of hours in discipline and training. I subscribe after I watch just one of your live video (anxious german shepherd). I actually observe a couple of dogs who behave like that. With a lot of dog trainers in youtube, you're the only one who is showing how to handle such behavior from the get-go.
Fabulous video! I feel, Everyone should be required to go through a basic training seminar prior to receiving any dog. Animals are a privilege to have, not a entitlement. Great job keep it up! From Central Alabama
GET THIS VIDEO 1K LIKES AND COMMENTS AND ILL GO LIVE AGAIN!
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Thanks for this live. And starring a golden retriever. My daughter became blind and with nerve damage to on her leg after battling a near fatal bout of encephalitis. Five weeks in ICU (coma) suddenly she started to struggle on her ventilator, six months in coma. I'll stop there.
Kristen spent six weeks at Dog Guides of Canada headquarters in Oakville Ontario to get the chosen dog. *Each dog costs $25,000* People should know how much training is. IMO *ONLY* professionally trained should be SEEN *IN PUBLIC* . Too damn many FAKE dog guide for the BLIND. Selfish, self-centered, entitled, neurotic humans who must take their dog everywhere and even buy FAKE VESTS and HARNESSES. Look all .. both countries that have helped blind/visually impaired are going NOW to crack down on phony "service dogs".
I won't say anything more about abilities are now getting "service dogs" but the real guide dogs are *meant for INDEPENDENCE* not with mommy going everywhere you're done for not accepted.
Anyway you must APPLY for a $25,000 pro trained service dog but they WON'T BE ACCEPTED.
Kristen did laugh on a visitors weekend that one (helicopter parent I guess) actually *snuck* into a dorm and slept the night on the floor next to the big baby's bed. Roommate had enough and that KID WAS BOUNCED -- IMMEDIATELY.
A guide dog obeys basic commands and every terrifying situation for her. Like crossing a busy street, walking down a busy sidewalk to cross several streets. Dogs don't KNOW where they are going but neither does a blind person. They see black, no shadows.
Needed to actually walk into a store and buy something. They didn't know that school trainers are right there.
The teachers and guide trainers needed to choose which dog would be best suited to owners. Since Kristen couldn't really walk fast - hard brace they gave her Euro a gorgeous Black Lab with brindle markings. Just stairs are frightening.
*LEASH CORRECTION* you did? Kristen had to learn this correction and how to do it perfectly. And ONLY if Euro did something wrong meaning -- messed up. WHY? *They are working and if your dog makes a mistake they could be hurt* . This leash correction even startled me. It was more force okay because it SCARES a blind person! Her's was just a SHARP and snap down and that *was* for his attention. Kristen then snapped stern voice, PAY ATTENTION. Their concentration, searching left/right, same with waist height. They MUST follow commands as immediately as they can and quickly. Each litter of potential "next step" there are what they feel are cream of the crop. "Not TOO excitable".
I happened to be with her going into a busy department store/mini mall. I didn't see the problem but neither did Euro. Euro walked my daughter straight into the plate glass window. She did a face plant and she wobbled due to her brace.
But THERE was the leash correction. I know it startled Euro but see? *A mistake like this could be FATAL*
But "comfort dogs" *They are called PETS* .
Awesome!! Question. Is there ever a reason to call a dog out of a down stay?
@@lcm4him Down and stay are automatic with few commands. It seems to be so automatic that he had to have been trained well. Restaurants, theaters? He immediately lays under the table to the left or right feet. Meaning sit down & lay down.
Stay isn't taught because the student is blind and needs their dog to separate and back up or move away. Kristen stands up and Euro pops right up. I hope I answered the question. Take care.
The Lab Retriever is cute, and the owners will soon learn how to train it.
So many click bait fluffy pointless “dog training” channels on RUclips full of people trying to sell their books and dvds, glad we have real trainers like you showing real training, it makes a difference
Thanks for watching!
A good dog trainer can train a dog very effectively without aversives. But, do you really think you find that on youtube? There are many ineffective gentle trainers, but there are also many good ones.
Those are the worst
People are selling dvds? In the 2020s?😅
Hi love the vid. I’m from England and I have a beautiful male golden retriever he turns 2 in June, however I’m having really bad problems training him, he barks non stop jumps constantly and mouths, he goes crazy on the lead (slip lead) and doesn’t come back on recall. I’ve had trainers that have given up and I’m struggling with him. But I refuse to give up on him have you got any advice that can help me please. Many thanks Sara. X
The chair example was the best!
Thanks Christina!
Christina, LOVED that; great visual effect, too, for sure. That might be something to incorporate in other sessions, Tom!
Y'all Be Safe!
I'm extremely happy you're doing this, there are so few "balance training" videos that focus on dogs that aren't wildly messed up and dangerous.
Thanks Maggie, I just want to be versatile for you guys!
This video is fantastic! It is an excellent reminder of what I had learned in a very good dog class many years ago. I needed to relearn. So Thank You, Thank You, Thank You.
she is the HAPPIEST pup omg. So glad this young couple came to add in some boundaries and communication for her. She's gonna be a great dog.
My favorite ❤️Goldens are cluelessly 😊
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I love how you couldn’t stop just loving on her. I wouldn’t be able to help myself either, she was so sweet!!
Yes - you deserve to train a dog for once that doesn't want to eat you, Tom. Long overdue! :-) :-) :-)
lol, thanks!
I just moved recently and I have a large mixed breed dog that it perfect in the house. So we'll behaved and listens. The second I open the door he wants to take flight immediately. And forget walking him. He pulled me right over the other day and if I let go he woulda been gone .So I've been watching your videos and I'm.learning alot like Alot and i am going to invest in one of those collars. Thank you
I have 2 dogs who don't come along together, they were at the same age: 3 years old. We separated them since they fought when they are a year old up until now. I tried to reconcile them by leaving them at the yard of leash and it was a very stupid mistake; they fought and it was worse, sincere they were older. it pains me to see them apart and don't come along. The younger one is mostly reactive, being reactive at the sight of other dogs or animal in general. I took your advice and study your lessons, walking them both separately each day or every other day when I'm busy, suppressing reactivity and making them calm seeing each other even without physical contact. It took me 3 months, and today for the first time I left them of leash at the yard, a fight didn't happen. It was one of the happiest moments in my life, I love my dogs so much and I admit I made some mistakes raising them. I thank you very much for the knowledge you share, your a friend to every dog owners. PATIENCE and DEDICATION will surely bear you good fruits.
Wow! That is so awesome! I’m super happy for you😊. Great job! It is clear how much you love your pets by how much work you are putting in. It is so worth it! ✌️🌸👏👏👏
I can’t thank you ENOUGH for training that DOESN’T USE FOOD!!! I have spent the last three weeks scouring the internet for anything humane that doesn’t involve constant feeding. I found Barbara Woodhouse and you. Thanks. I’m super stoked. My poor pup. It isn’t what she needs. She doesn’t respect me. She just wants the food.
I like this basic trainings. They are so necessery... and then practis, practis, practis... every dog needs this easy repetitions, it's like learning vocabulary😅. Thanks Tom, for your remember. The puppy is so lovely. 🥰
It's nice to see you with a dog that doesn't want to rip your face off.
And it's nice that her owners are getting off on the right foot, rather than bringing in a dog with problems later on.
agreed lol!
Your videos have literally changed the relationship I have with my dogs. Thank you so much for putting so much work and understandable info into these videos!
Perfect timing!!! October 17, 2020, I haven’t the privilege of taking care of my grandson’s female Golden for 4 weeks. She will be 8 months old when we pick her up. Loved the video and looking forward to more. I have more experience with German Shepherds.. so smart but found them to be a little stubborn.
Ooops!!Have not haven’t
I loved it! I’ve been implementing Tom’s methods. In the past, I had to rewind some segments 15-20 times, cause I could not get “the pop” right with my prong. Tom makes it look effortless. But it boils down to 2 things: the actual pop technique and the timing! Great demonstration, Tom!!!
100% It takes a lot of practice, best of luck to you Milena!
This leash technique is exactly what I have been searching for all week! Thank you for producing fabulous on point content. My rescue pup, Lola, and I really appreciate it! 🙏
Sophie is such a beautiful and sweet Golden Retriever. Great to see her progress and the happiness of the owners on her progress. Thanks for doing this series with the bare minimum for training.
Thanks for watching Ben!
All I really needed to hear was "don't give the golden food..." This alone helped a ton, and on our first little walk trying out the slip lead went really well. Thanks for the tips!
*Occasionally, I get a Golden exactly like this girl to train for service work.*
*A balanced Golden is a pure joy to work with and they always make me look good as a trainer.* 😘
I love that you are doing these new videos with less problematic dogs! Thank you!
Yay puppy training!! I’m getting a puppy in a month (mini Aussie) and have never owned a dog before so I’ve been binge watching! I was just looking at the no bad dogs site for training leashes when this came out
janmwags stay patient and remember they’ve only been on the planet for 2 months! My 10 week golden can test my patience sometimes, but it’s all temporary and WELL worth it! Enjoy!!
my ex has a mini aussie and holy crap I fell in love with that dog (saddest part of a break-up is never seeing their dog lol). Looking for a border collie or a mini/regular aussie now. Incredibly smart breed and just beautiful.
Yeah how is your dog meanwhile?
From Stockton, California 🐾 I love the new content but please continue doing the behavior modification for aggressive dogs! I love seeing dog’s and people’s lives improve tremendously and even saved with training. It’s inspiring! 🥰
Lexi, aggressive dogs and the modification of it is a bumpy road. It is better to improve your communication with your canine to become a well rounded dog. As this vid is a lead to the goal, a good companion! smootly from pup to adult member of.....
I adopted an adult dog about 5 months ago, and I have been practicing what you preach! I’ve definitely made some mistakes along the way, but we get comments all the time about how well-behaved she is. She still doesn’t like other dogs, but that’s okay with me, as long as we can keep up the low reactivity!
Thank you so much for your content- it helps me be the owner my dog deserves. ❤
Been dogless for about 2 yrs now , my Newfoundland and schnauzer both passed away about the same time due to age. But I’ll definitely be referring to your videos once I get my self another dog hopefully soon. Keep grinding bro and helping those dogs that need your help 👍🏻👍🏻
I have learned so much and I'm always watching to helps me train my pomsky.
I know its been a year, but as someone who has a 5 month old German Shepherd mix, this is so helpful in pointing me in the right direction for training collar tools. Thank You Tom!
I'm from kansas and love watching you work with dogs!
Hey from Kansas too lol. I just got a golden retriever puppy and she is wild 😂.
Wonderful!! Great video! Like the idea of the baby steps with the owners and the dog. Beautiful happy
Puppy!!!
Thanks for watching!
Ontario, Canada here. I love your videos! They have been a great help to me training my 2yr old male golden. My last dog was also a golden and he was great but we wanted to do even better this time. We did the puppy classes and two different training courses with him for basic obedience, novice and the the next level up. He did pretty good but in the real world it is harder because I would run out of treats he wants, to meet everybody, sniff every bush (still not neutered) etc. I asked that question frequently about the treat thing because of course my goofy boy is extremely food motivated and I need him to listen whether I have treats or not. The trainer used treats alot but he is great and has a lot of the same methods you do with tools and who is boss, the dog needing corrections etc. Ragnar is a big boy and definitely needs to know who is boss. Your videos answer all my questions in very real and informative way. Thank you, really. It was watching your videos that finally had me buying an e-collar. We knew there would be times we would like him off leash at beaches and camping. I was very hesitant but you explained how to use this properly as a training tool and OMG his recall is amazing now. He is bullet proof when we are off leash at a public beach and I need him to listen. BEST THING EVER and never once was he unhappy, hurt or anything. It was exactly like you said, 'Oh mom wants me, better go'. Sorry about the novel I just wrote. I wanted to let you know I appreciate all the work you do with the dogs and the excellent training videos you upload to youtube.
Watching here in Canada! Thank you for this series!
Golden owner here, it’s great to see you work a dog that doesn’t want to eat you. My girl is almost 4 yr old and is very high drive. She is more of the “American Field” Golden, leggy, thin, and as prey driven as they come. I work with great trainers here in CA. Sonoma County Canine. Thankful for trainers like you, Jess and Sarah.
Oregon here. Tom you are so cute with Sophie! The chair example was awesome! I’m so excited for this new series.
Grateful for you!!
Grateful for you more !
Really looking forward to seeing this entire series!
Thanks for watching!
Whoa buddy this is awesome! I just brought my 3 month old golden mix home. She has never been on a leash until today. I'm super excited and optimistic about training her. Thank you for your videos, I can't wait to watch more!
I really appreciated the leash demonstration using the chair. You can tell someone all day that they have to just give it a pop, and everyone will have their own way of popping from a tiny “oops, am I hurting him” to an “angry listen to me jerk” of the leash. More demos of how to use, apply, various training equipment would be awesome! I have learned so much and really appreciate you and your videos! Any advice for winter training, we are in Northeastern WI, burrr🥶
Lola is a princess!! 17?! Wow!! Thanks for the introduction.
She's a beaut!
I love puppies 🐶 so much she is so adorable 😍
Same puppies are so cute 🐶🐶🐶🐶
Hi I’m Scottish living in the north of England. I have had large dog breeds for a long time. I lost my N.I. and my mal x gs last year within weeks of each other of old age. I was left with my husky x Akita and we were both devastated. I’ve been watching your Chanel for about a year and half and you got me through a tough time. I took on a springer x gs in April he is about 8 months old now and pulling and leash reactive. This video has been so helpful I will keep you updated. Thanks for you time and help 😊❤️
THANK YOU!!! I’m fighting with my 16m old GSD to not pull and hate her gentle leader (yet love it) and just bought a loop leash and watched you video to help learn how to properly use it. I appreciate how you explain everything.
I love love love this video!!!!!! Not because of no tools but the explanation of steps to build the come to heal is ABSOLUTELY wonderful to see and what I've been looking for.
You're channel is amazing and I GREATLY appreciate the teaching you are doing!!!
Thanks so much Kindra! :)
Rescued our 18 month old pitty during COVID - he’s our first dog ever. He’s super sweet but the walking is tough. Thanks so much for these videos! I feel so much more confident now and look forward to walking him. You’re doing a great service to all of us newbies and beyond!
Great vid from Austin,TX. I have two large German shepherds and we are working with them with the herm springer collars. So far much much better. Thank you🌸🌸🌸
"What's the difference of using the come vs heel." "The difference of come vs heel is" it's like u were in my.mind, damn!
And that’s just my spin on it Frank, everyone has their own twist.
We have an 11 month old Golden who, unfortunately has been delayed in leash training because I had shoulder surgery 2 months after we got her. She is rambunctious and extremely curious so taking her on walks was impossible with my shoulder. Recently, as its cooled down I tried taking him to a dog park to play but he's SO excited, he foams at the mouth and won't leave the other dogs alone. After several tries, I did some research and realized I needed to get him walking every day and accustomed to new experiences in a somewhat controlled environment. Because of my shoulder, I learned that I could tie the leash around my waist and use your "pop" technique to get his attention. LITERALLY within 24 hours after binging your videos, this boy is walking on a leash, listening to my commands and has done well for over a week of walking. He is still struggling when he sees another animal and yanks me around, but because the pressure is on my waist, instead of my shoulder... its gone so well!
THANK YOU for posting these videos for free, online. What a service to the community! ❤ Your videos have quite literally changed our lives with this boy already, in just a week of practice.
This guy is an amazing communicator all around
Thank You! The less tools training is just what I need!
From Ontario, Canada! I have 2 dogs, one of which we just adopted a month ago. This is what we need the most training in right now, really appreciate this video!
That was buetiful i like how you talk to the owners and teach them how to do it properly
From Denmark, loving this kind of videos. Have lab f1, 4 months, with a lot of energy. My puppy speeds up often when I praise her, when we are doing the healing exercise.
Excellent video, taught me a lot about the little movements/timing. Thank you
I love all this advice!!! Thank you!
Been watching a lot of dog training videos for tips on educating our puppy and I find your videos more effective that the rest that I have seen.
Your videos are a life saver! We have the most wonderful, almost five YO, Golden retriever. He is SO good and wants to please us all the time, except when we go on a walk. I had resisted the use of any collar except a flat collar because he's so sensitive and gentle, but he pulls for most of our walks until he's tired out. He hates the Gentle Leader. It's really not any fun to go for a walk with him. After watching you train three Goldens, one with the prong collar, and two with a slip leash, I have ordered the slip leash for Maui. I look forward to training him with that type of leash, and improving the quality of our walks together. Thank you!
I have a 1 year old golden who does the same thing. She has the hardest time pulling on a leash. I’m so glad you gave this advice and showed exactly what would work. Thank you so much for this!
I needed this video very much. I have a 4.5 month old golden retriever that is over motivated for treats. I also needed that explanation on the pop correction you do with flicking of the wrist. Extremely helpful!! Thank you!!
Your videos are super helpful! Thank you!
I really really love the basics your giving and how you break it down to basic basic basic. I’m so excited for this series!
Hi, watching you from England. I have an 11 month old Belgian Shepherd. You are really helping me understand him. Not there yet but will get there. Thanks
Love ❤️ watching your videos Tom a big thank you we are from Australia 🇦🇺
I just purchased a English chocate laborer retriever. Thanks for your advice.shes 3
. months old know so I am going to try all you have spoken of thank you for your kind advise!
I learn every time I watch. From Missouri
I’m going to try this with my 9 month old golden too who has a hard time walking and pulling on the leash. Goes crazy when he sees lizards or another dog. Thanks for the great video!
Good luck Danielle! Thanks for watching!
How you getting on?
I just ordered this collar/leash. My 4 month old Golden is headstrong and physically strong. We’ve just begun leash walking training after enough of her vaccinations .
LOVE THIS VIDEO. I adopted a dog TODAY and I'm absolutely smitten with him. I've been binge watching your videos for about a month now to prepare for today and this video is exactly what I needed. He's got a great disposition like Spohie, but we have alot of work to do.
Best of luck! Thanks for watching!
So that's why I get dizzy when I try to teach my dog to heel.🙂
Love your way, Tom. Looking forward to the day I speak dog, too.
I will tell all my friends with puppies here in VA to watch this! Your videos have been a big help training my GSD Ella!
Thanks so much Diana!
YESSSSS! I am so excited for this series!!
Happy for you Alexis!
Happy for y’all!! Congratulations again on the engagement 🥂✨
I want Sophie she is adorable ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️, finally Tom you get a precious baby girl. The chair demonstration was awesome really makes sense to see the amount of correction is needed
Thanks Sheila!
Great videos! love your channel. No Bad Dogs!
Excellent video, great owners great dog
Very kean to see upcoming Videos ob this series! Thank you so moch Tom 😃
Thanks for watching!
your love for dogs is so great!!
Thanks for watching Jordan!
@@tomdavisofficial your welcome your channel shows that there are people and trainers out there that love all dog breeds!!
So glad I found this channel from tiktok! My dog even in one session is doing so much better already!
Mahalo for keepin' it real!! You are very passionate at what you do and it more than just shows, it glows!!!! 🌟😊🌺🤙
I really appreciate you sharing these videos. They have made a huge difference in the relationship I have with my two huskies. I spent a long time practicing non helpful communication with them and I’m glad to be able to get through to them and have a better relationship with them with the help of these videos!
Hi, just adopted a high energy golden/boxer. This video spoke to me.
I needed this! You are a great teacher and communicator. Tom, you have filled that empty dog training place for me! 😘. Balanced!!!
Nice to meet Lola!
I have a 5 month old puppy...full of energy. Pulls on leash. I am here to learn and trying your techniques tonight. Wish me luck.
Hi I'm currently living in France, go to a dog training club and also try to implement all the advice I am watching on line to have a well balanced mixed breed rescue puppy, he is now 6 months old and has gone from easy training to a total reprobate! So hoping I can pick up some helpful training tips as he is real happy puppy
I have a mini aussie and found your videos. I got her Friday March 13th which was the weekend before we went on lock down. She is 8 months now. So she didn't get much of any socializing so we are now dealing with some shyness and barking at people. I can't wait to watch more of this series.
Tom is the best person ever! Keep on the good work Tom!
I will definitely be watching. Looking forward to it. Thanks Tom
Hey Tom...Greetings from Sydney Australia. You have an incredibly deep ability and understanding of these beautiful animals which I'm sure most professionals would aspire to have even after years of professional study and clinical practice. I'm not meaning to put any of your world wide colleagues down at all, (any person who dedicates their professional life to helping our dogs is a hero of mine), your special talent is just incredible. I mean there aren't to many of you who are fluently bilingual and able to translate what I'm sure are complex psycho/social/emotional behavioural processes from dog to English and vice versa into sentences of 3-4 simple words and it makes easy, simple sense that you then back up with the dog doing just what you where talking about.
Thank you for what you do. Brett.
I wanna thank you so much! Your videos have helped me with my reactive pup. On Saturday we had out best walk ever. We encountered 5 dogs and she only barked when a cairn terrier lunged at us. I was so proud thank you
Such a smart dog
Great demo with the chair to explain the correction mechanics. I feel that is the one thing that is hardest for people to get. 👍🌼
It really is, thanks for watching :0
Wow she is a sweetie!! Great tips!!
BC Canada here. Love your video's
❤️! Now I know why this is my favourite channel! 💖
Thanks Lou!
Awww lola is a beauty.
Love her
Great video Tom, I like the way you handle the dogs. Good Job. I like your series. Thank You.
I love the idea for this new series. I especially liked the leash correction demonstration in this video. Most dog training channels dont wanna upset anybody so they only teach the positive reinforcement stuff. Slip and prong collars have a bad reputation simply because people do the exact mistake you showed with the chair. I had never been able to find a video that properly showed me how to "pop" the leash. Thanks!
Love and share your channel everywhere! You have helped my GS SO MUCH!!
this video was SO incredibly refreshing. I have been struggling with obedience more and more as my puppy continues through adolescence and while I love how food motivated she is, I need her to understand that she has to do the behaviors whenever I ask - even when I don't have food. At the moment, she really won't do anything besides sit if she knows I don't have treats. All that to say, it's really helpful to see a video teaching a puppy how to heal without giving food and to show this kinda stuff is possible! I'm working on getting my puppy to lie "down" before we go outside for potty breaks (used to just do sit) and same for water/food with a bonus "look at me" right before release. In a few days, she has become so much more consistent about listening to me!
This video is beautiful. What a gorgeous dog and I love how you have these amazing connections with all types of dogs. I have a soft spot for the more “aggressive” labeled dogs, I have no fear and will get down to their level to make the connection. You’re such an inspiration Tom. And you’re 100% right, there are No Bad Dogs 🥰
@Bruce Wayne what a short sight. wait untill you and/or your child get attacked by your kind of people or bird or snake or spider or cop....
you are the best my friend , all your videos are amazing. ive learned so much to understand all my dogs and even help a friend with a frightened to death rescue dog. love and much respect from argentina.
A lot of dogtrainers in youtube teaches on a lot of how tos. However, most of their dogs are obviously had gone a lot of hours in discipline and training.
I subscribe after I watch just one of your live video (anxious german shepherd). I actually observe a couple of dogs who behave like that.
With a lot of dog trainers in youtube, you're the only one who is showing how to handle such behavior from the get-go.
Fabulous video!
I feel, Everyone should be required to go through a basic training seminar prior to receiving any dog. Animals are a privilege to have, not a entitlement.
Great job keep it up!
From Central Alabama
Awesome series idea!
:)
I really love how you put where they came from