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The BEST and FASTEST way to teach STAY - stay training, stay fun!
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2010
- Training your dog to stay using this method incorporates many wonderful concepts into the training process:
1-By click as distractions happen you are using classical conditioning to change your dog's emotional response to being calm and relaxed around those distractions. Lowering a dogs stress levels when asked to stay, which in turn will make the behavior more reliable. The distractions become conditioned secondary reinforcers.
2- By teaching the release cue first, you are using 'back chaining' by working on the end of the behavior of the stay first. Back chaining creates strong behaviors.
3- You are using the Premack Principle: the higher probability behavior predicts a lower probability behavior. Staying predicts getting up and getting to do what the dog wanted to do. Meaning the behavior will be stronger.
4- By clicking the release as a behavior it becomes a secondary reinforcer. So every time you release your dog from a stay, you are actually rewarding him for staying.
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Update on Ace - I have gotten him involved in playing some of the games ruclips.net/user/postUgkx1_veP7CApJK_GWy_TczaMciuG64PqJeU and I can see a difference in his confidence already! My other dog played along and he became intrigued - now its a daily part of our routine - about 3 times a day we do the shell game and the muffin tin game. I am so grateful for coming upon your training techniques!
I love this trainer she is so precise and she teaches you steps by steps how you can actually do this..I have a 2month old German shepherd and I was amazed how she learned the sit and down command and less then 30 min..a little more practice and I will have a very good doggie..I recommend you to check her out you won't be disappointed..
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Is he trained yet
She doesn't teach any caveats or issues you may have. Like others have said, my dog won't stand. We're stuck. I am disappointed.
I realized through your trainings, that by training the animals we are training our own nerve system, getting patient, conscious, blissful ❤️🙏🙏
yes it is true
I have an Eng.Bulldog/Staff/Pit mix. I thought she was very outgoing but, now realize she's scared of all new situations and dog intimidated. I'm an old dog trainer(punish/reward) but, I'm seeing this isn't building confidence. She's taking on a half dominant rule because she doesn't feel my leadership or that I'll protect her. Your training is just what I need to be friends with my dog not her boss. I'm sure she'll call down and worry less if I start a new way of training her. Thanks so much for teaching this old dog better tricks!!!!
FriendlyPitbull1 building a trusting partnership with your dog produces amazing results for all occasions. Good luck with your progress and that you have seen the light.
my dog already new how to sit and stay but he would only hold it for about 10 secs, and now that I showed him the release cue he wont move until I release him, I can jump up and down, tell him to come, call his name and he wont move. and it only took ten mins and a hole chicken for my German shepherd to learn it. Thanks for the vid!!!!!
lol @ chicken
sharm godfrey how old is your German Shepherd?
Starving kids in Africa could of ate the chicken
First video I have watched and I will say props to you. You are one of the few dog trainers on YT that actually allows comments.
I think that's the nicest, one could possibly give and you say you were an old-school trainer even better I have only watched three of this lady's videos but I found her to be one of two of the best I have ever seen or experienced personally after watching possibly 4000 different videos on RUclips with different trainers behaviorist all different schools of thought Etc and all of that research I have only found one other that is I would say equal but extremely different showing how to use dog body language and nothing else to train not even a single word it is Martin McKenna the dreadlock dog man as I said and probably three maybe even 4000 videos and different everything's LOL these two this lady here and Martin are like absolute Gods compared to everyone else with their methods absolutely being clear not only to you but also the dog 100% non punishments and 100% works on every dog the first time amazing stunning the rest of the people on RUclips teaching in my opinion could now be absolutely deleted can we would have a better or balanced Society of pets and owners props to you and thank you so much for your hard work the dogs thank you too
I just wanted to tell you we started one week ago. Dusty didn't like to lie down more than one second. Whenever I took my hand away he stood up. Now we are training the release cue. Its still a lot of work but hey, he stays in a down for more than 5 seconds. Thank you!
Wonderful video!! I really appreciate how you use a trained dog to show the behaviors you want, and an untrained one to show how it actually works, fails and all. Thank you so much for loving dogs enough to make this available for free.
Absolutely love and follow your Videos. I'm in the process of working towards My CPDT-KA. It's sooooo refreshing to see A Trainer that knows learning theory, and all the other important aspects of dog training!!! Thank you so much for making this information readily available to the public!!!!!!!!
Awe thanks Dawn! :)
My dog now an 8 month beagle follows sit ,down,stand and also stay command. He also holds on stay with some distractions for at least two minutes but somehow I always felt something was missing.Without doubt I can say this is the best I have seen how to teach sit,down and stay.
I just discovered you, and I love the way you teach your dogs, I'm going to start right now with my two years old dog to improve her behaviour and obedience.
I already had a clicker but I've been using it in such a different way because in the other videos that I had seen people didn't do things step by step like you, and even mixed the use of clicker with some negative reinforcement... I'm done with negative reinforcement (I didn't even realize that what I was doing was "negative" at all!!) from now on.
Thanks and stay awesome!
I've worked with animals for over 20 years and I always seem to learn something new when I watch your videos. Thank you!
I think my dog stole the clicker and has trained me
Love your videos... Gives me hope for my 2 totally untrained, but adorable pooches. 🐾
You make this look so easy!
My dog had troubles in staying and I thought the only drug was time. I waited for a year and now she stays more reliably and I can start more advanced training when I have the will to do so.
@Chipwhitley274 Dogs are not toys or possessions in my opinion. I do not risk their safety making them stay in dangerous situations. My dogs are my companions- so if I see a dangerous situation- I get my dogs out of there- even if it makes me look rude or like an ******* to other people. My dog comes first- not someones hurt feelings. I have had to see two of my dogs get attacked while they did not bite back or complain- if its in my power I will keep my dogs safe from all harm.
@collinmorrison98 You can use the word "YES!" in the place that you would click- you can use a whistle too- like dolphin training
Somehow, I am in love with this lady...and her hardwork..👏👏
@EvelineUK arg... I trained Kiko the release word "ok" ... I am actually retraining her the word "free" because I SAY OK ALL THE TIME!!!! ARG! and that is why I warned against it- but the bit with kiko is taken from old footage. The White dogs owner chose to use the cue "release" :)
I love this Thankyou so much.. my first dog in years.. get him tomorrow he is a 3 year old Labrador mix ..
If you're also having trouble with your puppy, remember to excersize them. You can't just expect something with so much energy to keep still.
OH WOW.
That's why I couldn't get a perfect stay or make him sit and go down so well, there is so much more into it! Thank you so much for this.
Your dogs are so well behaved. I will be frequenting your channel and using your methods for my collie. Thanks for all your work! Its a huge help.
You make it look easier than it actually is :). Requires umpteen repetitions and a huge amount of patience.
Best complete step by step training video online for this behavior. Remember everyone that you need to progress only at the level and speed your dog can be successful at achieving. Be patient and consistent. Timing is important with clicker and treat delivery. Practice your timing skills and your dog will better understand and learn. This behavior is learned over a long period of time, not 20 minutes. :) Thank you kikopups for sharing your training methods in a video for the rest of us.
This is actually a very smart way to teach stay. I think I'm going to try to retrain my dogs in this method. They have trouble with staying sometimes and I think this method may work. Thanks!
I use a squeaker from one of my pups old toys seems to work also.. 4 month old pup gets bored within 20 minutes but we train at least twice a day doing the basics for now. He's been doing okay lots more to go. I have done all my training on my own with all my dogs and have had great results.
I learned from Turid Rugaas methods (which taught me more about dog behaviour then any other training I have done and I have done a few) to watch untrained dogs and see if they sit at all. Some do but most do not. My german shepherd definately never sits. Always stands or lies down. For many breeds it is downright uncomfortable, like for breeds with long backs. For dogs with backproblems (and many owners do not notice those untill it's (too) late) it is also not advisable to make them sit. My dogs do not have to, I find it totally unnecessary. But everybody ofcourse is free to do whatever they want. Just keep your dogs health always in mind.
+Juliette Smeets lol
I have watched this video probably a hundred times already. I love it!
I really appreciate your channel. There is a TON of trainers on youtube who disagree with eachother so it has taken me awhile to find a channel that I am confident in their methods.
I know it's really confusing. I feel bad for people getting conflicting info. It is a good skill to watch a video and ask oneself if what the person is saying is based on science or opinion and the chances of it being likely. I take everything I learn from even my most favorite trainers and behavior and science as something that could be true or untrue... If someone makes a generalized statement, its important to wonder, how did the statement come about?
Wow. I've watched a lot of your videos, and this one is my favorite so far. Hugely helpful. I'm so happy I discovered your channel. I
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WOW at the beginning. I hope I can get my new puppy to behave this way!
my son is so in love with dogs which reminds me wen I was young so I want to help him train his dog n this is very helpful
Wanted to say thank you so much for your videos! You have helped us train our new c.lab to sit, stay, down, touch, shake a paw, come and roll over in just 2 weeks. Your videos make is so easy to understand!!
She is the best!!!
Absolutely fascinating! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!! I cannot understand whom and why someone does dislike this video.
I followed all of Kikopup's positive reinforcement training with my last puppy and had a confidant, well adjusted, happy and well behaved dog that, for the most part, ran free (because he had learned a bomb-proof recall). I can't help walking up to a puppy's new owner and tell them about Kikopup. If but one of these people that I bother will listen and follow this training, it'll be worth it. Try clicking for eye contact, a very good place to start.
my god.. all i need is this video.. i have 2 months old welsh corgi and she is so hard to train . thanks for this guide ^^
Always a pleasure to watch you Emily.
awe thanks :)
wow Emily... YOU ROCK!!!
Brilliant, you should have your own TV show. Always great information and so clearly put!
You are wizardly with dogs. If i gave a que of hamster my dog would be in a state of confusion for a week.
The first part of this video where your dog is chasing after a frisbee and you just say down and he instantly hits the deck has inspired me...wife and I adopted a Borador(Border Collie Lab mix) and he is 1 years old...we are wanting to get him trained to that point of focus. Been watching all of your video and just have to say thank you for making these so that us novices have a shot at making our pets as well behaved as yours.
Excellent! Thank you so much!
Great video and lesson! Keep up the great work!
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This video is great! I can now tell my Pug to lay down from a distance, then run away shouting a load of nonsense, skip, jump, run around him and he doesn't move! Til i say release! Looking forward to the invisible barrier tutorial too!
What a great video! You are a wonderful and generous teacher. I am so grateful that you provide your instructional videos for people to learn from and that also show what dogs are capable of learning with reward-based training. Thank you
You are really good at training your dogs.
You are the BEST! Your videos are so great, you are like the most patient and lovely dog trainer I've ever seen.
Thank you very, very much for this great video!
Because my dog, he is a rescue dog, has always problems with stay.
But he must know this important command!!!
After watchig this vid. I startet the training. and now, is he the best staying dog in the group! Thank you!
@AllDogs4life not sure how long that will last- I expect people will not like this video because its very different from what info is out there at the moment. I am ok with people not liking my videos :) What really drives my video making process is when people email me about their successes.
You're AMAZING!
@Chipwhitley274 regarding treats... the dogs (and cats) trained by the military to follow directional radio orders from a handler stationed miles away were trained similarly- not using positive punishment. The reason the military used this form of training is because it is more reliable than using punishment.. not because they were hippies. The STAY to me is a "trick" as with positive reinforcement you dont really have to teach a stay- you can just teach your dog to stay within 15 feet of you
Just joined because your free videos have been so very helpful! Happy to support your efforts.
Awe thanks! Email me at dogmanticsstore@gmail.com if you want me to send you the list of members videos that are in the community section but in a document form.
I'm no kikopup, but I do have a degree in education, and I'll wholeheartedly endorse her methods from a modern educational theory perspective. Clickers are a much more precise abstracted reinforcement than any verbal cue, hand motion, etc. Verbal cues and hand movements are subject to our shifting inflections, moods, and so on, making them variable. The clicker is, in essence, objective. Also, it is much shorter than verbal cues, and therefore more precise. Finally, clickers are 2 - 5 USD.
Wow, you are an amazing trainer ! And the step by step is incredibly easy to follow. Thank you so much for posting this. I can't wait to try it. Great work!
I plan on soaking up all ur doggy wisdom and applying it as you have. Thanks again
You are amazing, how well you know the psychology of the dog👍🏻🙏🤗🤗🤗👌🏻❤️❤️❤️
Emily thank you so much for the instructional videos you post! I discovered you when I first got my BC puppy and this summer he turned 4! Your positive, fun approach has continued to be the foundation of our training! Now we are doing Agility, but I always find a direct connection between the basic tools you're teaching and what I'm working on now. For instance, I plan to use the principles from this Stay lesson to strengthen my dog's 2-on-2-off position at the bottom of his contacts!
Wow those first shots were amazing!
My dog loves rocks. And sticks. And towels. And shoes. And toys. And food. Lots of opportunity for impulse control!
I like this method of training. I have subscribed. Much better than the old standard way of training with the punishment stuff and expensive equipment.
Your training videos are some of the best I've seen. I keep going back to them again and again to keep them fresh in my mind. Thanks for sharing your expertise. You've taught me so much and my dogs are benefiting from you. Keep up the good work.
That little scruffy dog is so cute! I wonder what mix it is. So smart too.
Hes my boy, his DNA test said 1/2 chihuahua 1/2 poodle
@@kikopup I would have guessed the chihuahua, Italian greyhound, poodle is a surprise, haha! He is so adorable!
Thank you for this tutorial. I've had about 4 short sessions and see improvement already. My technique is not as great as yours. I've also been stumped on how to get a good stand. I've tried a couple time before and seemed to just confuse my dog. I'm thrilled that she is now popping into a stand to the verbal cue alone. I'd love to see a tutorial on getting stimulus control.
You are a wonderful trainer and a wonderful teacher! thank you
Thanks! Been looking at alternate methods other than saying 'stay'. Teaching the release word rather than a stay word much easier for my pup to understand.
I have to keep coming back here, every time we hit a wall with training it seems that release has fallen apart and needs to be reone and reinforced. I will have to find a way to keep it in the daily fun. This is probably the most important thing to teach with the basics. Thank you and keep sharing. Blessings.
One thing you could try, is put a toy of food down, then release the dog to it. Then extend duration.
I've used Tab's method on both my puppies (got them at the same time so had to train both at the same time). I would say "sit" just once, and the moment they sit I click and give the treat. Do this over and over again. Say it just once and wait for them to sit. After awhile they respond quicker to you.
This video was EXTREMELY helpful, super well explained and super easy to understand. thsnk you so much for videos like this! You cover everything I'd thought to ask on many other videos I saw that didn't go into detail becuase the dog was already trained, and even tho yours are already trained you cover all possible variables for a dog that is learning for the first time! Amazing tutorial job thank you!
This is a great video! I appreciate the precision in the foot placement to prevent creeping. I had not thought of that, but with my latest dog I now want to go back and refine his body positions.
I found you because I am seeing some adolescent behavior from him with strangers concerning handling and taking treats. He gets snappy and snarly/barky when he is uncomfortable or highly aroused around food. Unfortunately he flips between ecstatic and intimidating without much warning, scaring people and catching me off guard too. So we are working on calmness around food and relaxed body positions, and once we have a calm secondary reinforcer we will go back to stranger danger desens. He is my first dog that gets so energized during training that it interferes with our goals. Anyway, I am a fan! Thanks for sharing your work!
You make AMAZING vids!!
still the best video on this ever
Best videos I've seen on youtube. Thanks for giving us these for free! I wish I would have started with your videos. Either your methods are amazingly effective or if I have the smartest dog in the world.
@dsostringbean I did not train my dogs that the click signifies the end of the behavior. But if you trained the click like a release word (that the dog can get up and get a treat)- you could use a different noise to train the stay- like a whistle or the word "yes"
I love your videos
@cdubois50 Some people train the dog that the click is a release- but I don't- however if your dog already knows the click as a release- you can use a different marker like a whistle or word that means- "yes you got that right (but I will bring the reward to you)" you can practice just asking the dog to down- and then feeding- if the dog moves upwards to get the treat (no treat) if the dog keeps still- then the treat comes down and is released onto the ground or into the mouth.
Your are so good .it's so easy. Thanks
@PYates77, I believe we're working with the dog's strengths to build confidence and willingness to do as we ask.
We make a ton of meaningless (to the dog) vocal sounds and fewer meaningless (again, to the dog) flailing of our arms. If the dog first learns what we want him to do (by luring) and then learns hand signals with the desired movement, he learns "I can do this action and make my human happy," a lot faster. After that, you help him decipher the noise.
Perfect! I am getting a new puppy and will use this method. Thanks
@hdsheena I totally agree! I believe in Europe you can choose either the back feet or the front feet to stay in the same location in OCI. But I think this is easier to lure for pet parents than teaching a down from a sit where the dog has to scoot their back end backwards. In fact in my dvd it will go over how to teach the tucked sit and the pop out stand and the scoot down from the sit. also these are good for the heel position (a tucked sit looks so much nicer)
Few questions:
1. The trainers here (I'm stationed in Singapore) vary in their teaching. What is the difference between using treats and not using them...I'm confused?
2. Do you have a video series on all the functions for dog obedience, particularly dumbbell retrieval, quick-down, etc.
BTW, your videos ROCK and you are excellent with your training.
Hi I'm from Singapore too. I think you could clarify a bit more with your q1, but based on my own research at finding a trainer here in s'pore, those who do not use treats at all rely mainly on punishment. You should not go to those places. The treat makes the dog want to perform that action. Without a treat, the dog has no incentive.Most of the trainers I've actually found in s'pore use punishment methods(eg choke chain, prong collar, shock collar) though. Search for those who tout 'positive reinforcement', but you should also access your dogs problems and whether a simple course would be enough etc. My dog had quite a problematic issue so usually although I'm against it, I used a prong collar for her. I removed it as soon as I could though. Take whatever your potential trainer says with a pinch of salt(the trainer I referred to for the prong actually uses prong for her basic obedience courses, COMPLETELY UNNECESSARY.) and do your own research.
If you're talking about fading the lure, then it's simply because it is not possible to have a treat with you at all times and you want to make sure the dog can perform reliably without the treat.
Excellent video indeed. Kikopup imo is one of the best examples of how youtube can be educational as well rather than just entertainment. Keep it going you the best! (really)
This channel is amazing, thanks youtube
that was a smart way to teach a dog and it really helped
This is very good method :) Thank you!
This trainer is excellent. I would fly out to take lessons from her!
@nataliawasilewska97 When you teach a behavior backwards- Like teaching "drop it" first when teaching a retrieve- then teaching the dog to offer and drop, then teaching run towards you, offer and drop, then pick up, run towards offer and drop, then run out pick up offer and drop... etc. For the stay- you teach the release cue first. :)
u are an amazing dog trainer
Thank you coach ♥️
have 5-10 treats ready and "funnel" them continuously at the dog (place on floor, do not hand feed) as fast as he can eat them long as hes still. If he fidgets, stop feeding him, wait a few seconds and then reset him. Otherwise, release him after your last treat. This way he learns as long as hes still, food comes.This should calm him down and you can reduce the number of treats in a few sessions. :) Hope that helps!
Hi kikopup. Thank you so much for all of your videos. After the first video i saw i subscribed. And ive watched multiple videos already. Today i went and bought a clicker and smaller treats. I have very little dog experience but i am ashamed to say that i learned that beating a dog was good training. I agree with everything your combined style is and your manifesto. I started at an animal shelter and i have already told my boss about you and your videos.
Simply brilliant.
this is a great way to teach the stay! i've never thought about training it like this! thank you!!
Best dog video!
Realy good advice thanks
Fantastic video Emily!!
I love that you can clearly explain to and teach others to do what you do. :-)
Wow! You are amazing! Such great content, you really know what you're doing.
Thanks :)
@@kikopup Training My 9 week old puppy, Just can't figure out how you get them to stay without moving. Once I reward him, he wants to come towards me. He gets the three positions, but we're stuck at (video Time 9:06) staying in the positions. You make it look so easy, but your dog seems to be already trained.
Very, very good video. I like how you explain step by step. Keep it up. Thanks for sharing
thanks!
great tips... thanks for the video