How to Train Puppy | First Day of Training - Goldendoodle | Professional Dog Training
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For anyone reading this: I know that dog training can be difficult sometimes, but you're doing great. Keep up the good work, and your dog (and your own sanity) will thank you for it! ❤️
It's a cross between a Golden Retriever and Poodle, 2 of the most intelligent, loyal, eager to please dogs on the planet. Really a great combo and you can see it by the way this little guy is learning. The Poodle is 2nd smartest dog after the border collie if I am not mistaken but wonderful session, you guys both killed it.
Love the breed I have a doodle
F1, he is 6 years old he is such a love had him trained from 6months-1 year. He now stays in the yard and knows the commands from when he was 1 years old
Yup, there is a reason poodles were the dogs used in circuses back in the day.
As someone who is a purebred fanatic. Is really opposed to mixing breeding. I have one exception the golden doodle.
@@johnnyb0899 lol I have many exceptions. I own a purebred Malinois with pedigree and everything. He's got the drive, look and intensity to show for it but there are many great dogs that are not purebred but can can do the job just as well if not better than their more branded counter parts.
On Sunday I'm probably going to be checking out a 7month old mix of grandmaster champion border collie and a working line DDR Shepherd. Breeder says it was an accidental breeding but she's leaning more towards the DDR side so going to test her prey drive and confidence. If she meets my standards I'm probably going to take her and use her with my Mali for IGP.
@@KibatheMalinois oh don’t get me wrong growing up we had lots of mutts. They can be good even perfect pets. I just don’t see the point. People complain all the time about how many dogs fill up the shelters pretty much year round these days. And what are they full of….. mutts. Because people get them don’t know anything about what kind of breeds they are or how they will turn out. But to be fair to all dogs, 95% of people should NOT NOT NOT be pet owners. I swear people don’t understand dogs and how they should be raised. But the reason I stated in my last reply that I was okay with golden doodles is because they’ve know been breed somewhat steadily for years now. And golden doodle enthusiasts are trying to get people to be more responsible with breeding them because they want it to be a permanent breed. Now that won’t ever happen because so many people keep breeding different ones for example breeding a F1 with F2BB to get whatever….
I have so much respect for the trainers that train and teach puppies with the understanding that they are STILL PUPPIES and understand that they’re not perfect yet but also know how much potential they have as a breed thank you for being one of those amazing trainer that doesn’t force but instead encourages the puppy to want to do the work with you💙💙💙
This trainer seems like the real deal and he has puppy training down to a science. You can tell he actually loves dogs. Good stuff 👍
That sit was about 100% to be able to name it. He is a good pup. Looking forward to seeing him progress with you. Good boy Rufus. Thanks Garrett
A week by week update would be amazing and also what you train each week. I love you videos. Also if you could show how you transition it to off leash I would love that
I'm getting a golden doodle and I want to train it so this video is great for me Thank you so much American standard dog training!!!!!!! THANKS TO YOU!!
I just got a 8 week old double doodle on the first and she’s already doing so well with sit, lay down, and spin. She is definitely puppy bites more than my mini Aussie did at her age. this video was really cool to watch.
It's a stupid question but double doodle?
@@harshsoni2229I’m assuming the dog’s a cross between two different kinds of doodles. (Example: Goldendoodle/Cavapoo)
Sir, you are the best!!! Thank you so much💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛
I’ve been wanting to get a German Shepherd puppy for my family for a few years.
However, before I decide to commit, I watch (and rewatch!) loads of your videos to learn the best methods of training.
I also love that you show the ups and downs of the process.
Your content is truly the best of the best, as far as dog training is concerned, imo.
Keep it comin’! ❤️
Wat hing these videos is giving me the confidence to get my dream dog. It doesn't seem too hard just takes time and effort!
Hey, thank you for creating all these awesome videos. I have a British Retriever in my home who lives with my parents. Since he hasn't received much training, leash pulling is one of the bad habits he has. After watching a couple of your videos, I bought a prong collar and will try it once I return to my home real soon. Keep making these awesome videos. Sending love from INDIA 🇮🇳❤
We love your video!! Thank you! 💗
❤this goldendoodle Rufus is SO smart🎉❤😊
Wonderful video. Great trainer and lessons on pup’s first day. We are getting a 4mo poodle. Looking forward to seeing how it goes on day one!
This is amazing, I just got an aussie doodle and want to train him. Thanks for the video
That was insane, what a good pupp! Thanks for the video!
Very professional and well done....!
You guys helped me so Thanks !!
You are excellent! Keep these video's coming....
this is the perfect timing, in a month i'm getting my bernese / golden retriever puppy! thank you so much for the expert level advice❤️
Just wondering if you did use any of these techniques for your pup? We're getting our goldendoodle for Christmas.
@@jasonclark3724now I'm here to ask you the same question 😅
That was an incredible video !!! WOW
Thank you
That was awesome👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you for helping me American standard dog training
I learned so much quick thank you
I really like the way you work with dogs, I see a lot of experience and passion👌👍
2:23 The way the puppy jumps right up to ur face is too sweet!!!
Love your videos
Awesome content! I have a 7 month goldendoodle and the prong collar with your technique change her walking behavior in 10-15 mins. Do you think you could make a video on pulling when they get excited about people coming up? Even with the prong collar on it seems she doesn't want to listen to the pressure. I'm not sure what to do.
Bro u r killing this . Straight genius
That was brilliant!!
Honestly such a fantastic channel and video. I will be getting a puppy in two weeks and am obsessed with these. Thanks for all you do 👌🏼
Thank you
Hope he likes you I have one he such a love hope yours is reply if you see this
It took me quite a few weeks to find this channel, and oh how I wish I'd found it sooner! Sheer excellence.
I'm getting a golden doodle/ retriever mix today. Can't wait!
Love all your training videos. I have had some great success with my almost 1 year old pup! I have been working on off leash heel with the e-collar but I have not been successful on getting his focus 90 percent on me like you have in your videos with other dogs. Do you have any tips I can try and improve on my training for this or can you do a video on it?
You are a very good trainer:)!!❤😊
Nice! Great video
This is awesome 😎
He is soooooo cute and good!!
Just got my first dog. Black golden doodle. Bean is adorable
This is so great! We are getting our first puppy here in Virginia. Definitely subscribed to your channel now!
Thank you
I have a 14yo labrador and a 3mo poodle puppy, these dogs are scary intelligent I can see why this labradoodle is that smart
great videos. tip for you, relating to HD. I take pictures of stuff i need to buy, that way when I'm in HD or anyother store i check my photos to remind me what i need or check prices.
I have a goldendoodle 6 years old. I love the breed. Took him for training at 6mo-1 year to this day he doesn’t know the word “stay” so I use the word “wait”. I just taught him how to stay in the yard. He still knows the commands the only thing I haven’t been able to stop him from doing and his trainer is to stop him from barking at fed ex, UPS, trucks!!!!
My doodle chases after leaves in the yard too
Aww cute is he good does he act well please reply if seen?
@@mindywilliams6312 Cody is now 6 years old he does do very well now when walking him I have a 5ft leash when we would go for a walk I hold the leash and if Cody starts to pull I stop he turns around comes back to me and sits and waits for the command let’s go! I tell him you pull me I stop. He barks in the house at fed ex, ups, and mailman. I did try with him the episode you had where the dog wants to jump at cars I did that one with the collar he doesn’t do it anymore thank you for that episode. I try not to have Cody free roam like I would like too, he tore his knee last year chasing and jumping over a bush he has one years worth of physical therapy. He didn’t need surgery thank god. He follows me everywhere in the yard when he is off leash. I do not leave him outside by himself I am constantly with him. Cody is happy just sitting outside playing with his tennis ball.
That was great to watch lol the dog definitely makes the trainer!
“That’s a good dog”
I can see why! Lol
Almost all of our first sessions look similar to this. Saw your other comment too. This is what we do for a living so I would hope it looks good. No reason to lie about which session it is. Wait until we're finished.
@@AmericanStandardK9 Awesome! I can't wait to see the end result! I'm wanting to be a dog trainer so I've been doing plenty of research and just had an interview at boarding/grooming/training facility so thats a step on the right direction
When your training the dogs how many sessions do you do a day and how long for? And do you focus on just one command in each session or alittle bit of everything?
I have a 16 week old Dalmatian and have taken some time off so now we are together all day I really want to improve her obedience! Some guidance would be great!
Love from all the way in Australia 🇦🇺
Question for the lab puppy that’s coming home in 2 weeks-9 weeks old.
When the puppy comes home to the new environment, meeting the other dog etc. how much time should I give before I have a real training session,
This was such a good video. I just adopted two puppy brothers. Maybe year or under. Only had them about 3 days. This was so helpful.
Anyone have tips on what to do? They’re so smart and good boys. Should I tie one up on leash and take turns with them training?
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Excellent video! I love watching great dog training.
What order would you recommend on these? For example would you work on sit before recall? Should you work on the same one several days in a row before introducing a new one?
Great video!!! My Maltese Shihtzu is now 9 months old. What method should I train her? Thanks
What clicker are you using?
Amazing! So now what about the crate peeing etc? Asking for my lab/aussie pup
Goat🐐🐐🐐🐐
Hey so I'm planning to get a puppy soon and I have barely to no experience with training dogs, I love them though. But how would you learn the dog to understand the clicker, and how would you learn the dog to understand something else then the clicker if you've used one all the time?
Also, do you have any specific advice about a Stabyhoun? Do they need a *large* space? I'm 20 so I don't particularly have the biggest appartment, but I do have the time to go out alot since I work from home.
I have an goldendoodle f3 thats the perfekt breed for me
I’m going to be binge watching your stuff! Got a mixed-breed pup from the humane society that I’m going to be training to be my service dog. She’s about 18 weeks now, and really only knows sit and down.
Where are you based out of, if you don’t mind me asking?
Hi Julia, thanks for your kind words! We are based in South Florida. Kind regards, Mary
@@AmericanStandardK9 Ah, that’s great! Love it down there. I’m in the upstate of South Carolina. Would love to have some help with Lucy (my previously mentioned pup!), but I’ll work with the videos due to distance-they are very descriptive and helpful, so I’m sure I’ll be fine! Thanks for your reply.
What is the clicker u use?
We are precious dog owners and have gone about 4 years without. We just got a 4 month old full bread American pit. We are doing alot of this stuff but are having a hard time keeping him off the couch and a tough time keeping him from chasing after our cat. He wants to play. Cat doesn’t. Should we use a e collar - vibrate or sound?
I noticed you’re not introducing him to the e-collar like most of your other videos. Is there a minimum age you recommend for e-collar use, or a specific part of the training process when it should be introduced?
Thanks for all the info, your videos have been very informative.
Yes, don't e-collar a puppy. You can correct with other ways at that age, you are not looking for the perfect heel or anything when it is that young. I would say probably 6 months before e-collar or even prong collar. Unless you know exactly what you are doing with it which, no offense at all, is probably not the case.
I'm not saying that you don't know how to use it, but knowing how to use it with a grown dog and with a puppy is VERY different. In that sense, you maybe don't know how to. (and I don't too)
@@tgty5519 watch RUclips videos and you'll learn in less than 30 minutes.
Im getting a new puppy in 3 weeks. He is a red golendoodle and and a brown merle doodle mix. He will be about 11 weeks old. Im excited but have not trained a dog in a very long time. I want all the help i can get. Before and after
Thank you for this! I have a Rufus clone!! 🥴
When clicker training, will you ever be able to wean off the clicker?
Just got one today and it weeks old and it runs around and so hyper to my baby brother and my father and my mom and myself he did pee on the floor the moment he walked in but he just a puppy he not trained so I though to myself to look up dog’s training videos thanks i have not watched the full video yet
I’m looking for a Golden Doodle to be my hearing dog when needed because i’m hard of hearing (with hearing aids) & deaf (without hearing aids night/early mornings) and take prescribed medications to help with my anxiety but I will need the Golden Doodle to nudge or paw at me when someone’s around me that i can’t hear or when there’s a noise i’m not responding to that’s aimed at me.. is it possible to get a SD that way ?? i can’t take him to work w me because i work in a hospital part time (5.5hr shifts M-F) and would only need the SD when i’m going out in public to help with my hearing and anxiety
Hi, I am planning to buy a Japanese akita male puppy but he is 100 days old. Is this puppy too old? Kindly advise.
Anyone knows that what the click is for?
How come you never do smaller dogs? Maltese or cotón de tulear or a yorkie? I can’t find the training colors JJ used for small dogs …. I think Bc can’t use them?
I don't have a dog yet, but I have to be ready..
random question for you or anyone who knows, but let's say the puppy is attentive and you're training it in sessions of 3-5 min... what should we be doing with their time when not training? Is there any worry that during that in between training times that we are going to build bad habits? Thank you!
That was exactly my question too!
you shouldn't only train during sessions. if you do, some dogs learn to only listen if they know its a session. if you're in the house and they're settling perfectly, reward it. just little sporadic rewards for niche things help lots, and in my opinion sometimes more than sessions. don't give your puppy complete freedom of the house and always have them supervised so they don't build any bad habits while you aren't looking (countersurfing, chewing up things, digging, etc.)
How old is that golden doodle?
What if the dog drops the food?
How often do you have to train to sustain?
Everyday
So ideally you should try doing everything even on day 1 just to test what they're capable of?
How do you know if you're training for too long at one time
Oh my goodness, I'm sorry, I'm full of questions. I just want to make sure I'm going to make the least amount of mistakes possible..
What would u do after this training excersise? Would it be nap time since it's technically play and feeding during that training process? And so nap in a crate to begin that training also, then potty train process? Then what after that? What would the ideal day/routine look like? Again I apologize. I just want to be absolutely prepared. Totally wish I had a job in dog training to learn it hands on 😅
I don't know if I am fit enough for this🤣
1st session ?! 👀
I don't get the purpose of the clicker. Won't it work the same without a clicker?
The cliker marks correct behavior immediately. You can't give the food fast enough. Clicker becomes the reward essentially
I can‘t train my American Golden Retriever puppy at all because as soon as release him or even if he is on the leash, he will start chewing on rocks. He is 4 1/2 months old. Idk if he is still teething or not, I wen‘t to the vet with him he say my dog is super healthy. But I think he swallowed 1-2 rockts that were very small 2-4mm rocks. If I release him and don‘t pay attention to him he will nit sit down he will bite the leash or chew/swallow rocks. I bought hom hard toys and chew wood. He still likes rocks and rock stairs better to chew on. He only listens to sit when I have food, or if we are on a walk and a car comes and I put a bit of pressure on his ass 😩
My dog is food motivated anymore how do I make her kibble motivated without putting any crap in it she lives she went through and likes to eat human food for dog food she just does not like I'm building 91 2000s of expensive to mid priced dog food to the other cheaper side dog food I've done everything in the book you can think of what is the supplement that I can give her to make her hungry or what
What about the whole potty thing?
OMG he's acting just like my GSD/Mal when I got him! One year later, he's lots better. But still full of "piss & vinegar."
Can you do your tricks with your dog without a single treat? then you are a professional!
Typical puppy or typical doodle mix? LMAO. I really don't like this breed. To each their own though.
1 year later, have you changed your mind?
Why in God's name, do you people put your dogs in crates? That is 100% CRUEL. Crates were intended for traveling ONLY. Not for dogs to live in or be some kind of babysitter, because people lack in teaching their dogs and being able to trust your dogs. It's upsetting that people think this is acceptable. Reminds me of a dog fighting scenario, where they put those dogs in. If you cant teach your dogs, without crates, dont have a dog then. The only time a dog should ever be in some crate or cage is when the dog is at the groomers, the hospital or traveling, people
Thank you