I love those interactions with the clients that you keep in. They just endear me to the fact that you not only are great with dogs, you are great with people.
Its never the dog person that teaches you about dogs, it's always the people person that teaches you. Dog people are freaks. Yeah yeah I'm a freak too 😂💖
Omg. Yay! I'm so happy to see a Pomsky! I have my own Pomsky, she's 6 months, and walking her has been difficult because she is also really peppy like this lil guy T.T So easily distracted by smells, people, dogs, leaves blowing in the wind... :P
Joel is awesome. This is a professional dog trainer that isn't a 1 trick pony. Looks at the dog, assess the situation and thinks of an individual way to fix the issue at hand.
What I like and why I like Joel and his methods is that he works each dog according to what they need. There are many reactive dog videos because that is what o dogs need help with, and even they are not all the same because each dog is different from the one that just left. We get to watch Joel quickly figure out what this little one needed in a matter of minutes. Way to go again, Joel. I love watching you work. 🌟🌟🌟
Thank you, Jeremy, so much for bringing your pup to Joel and sharing your session with us. Many little dog owners think their dog’s misbehavior is cute so we don’t see very many little dog sessions. Big dogs, on the other hand, can be scary if not under control. They have to be well behaved or someone may get hurt. What a sweet pup you have!
Joel is not a Shakespeare, but man gets his point across and makes sure that his client's are able to follow what he means. "People can't always do stuff they want to, life isn't doing stuff you want to"
I think it would be a wonderful use of your new windfall to sponsor a "difficult" dog from a shelter for a 2-week board&train, of course show his training. I bet u get a zillion ppl wanting to adopt the dog and then u can show the new adopter family and them doing a session with u so u can train them also to maintain their new pupper's good behavior. 🐾❤️
Thanks. I have 3 huskys... and its so hard walk with them... they undarstand everything but they do what ever they want. So thanks because you give me a new way.
Ive been thinking about getting a dog for years now to face my own fears and try to step over the boundries of my anxiaty and ptsd. I always hesitated this whole time, because I've never had the confidence in myself to be able to handle such responsibilities. Ive lived with my father my whole life, and i feel like getting a dog is the start to being a more independent person. These videos have helped me so much in making the choice and once the right dog is at my local shelters ill start that. Im just so scared and nervous that because of my mental state of mind that i wont be the best dog owner in the world but i cant wait to see more from you guys. The more videos i see the more excited i get if that makes sence haha
Great video! I really love watching Joel’s videos because they ARE different!! I especially appreciate that he’s always flexible & willing to try different things with different dogs & their people. Thanks for the video!
Good to see a small dog representing the bouncy personality and you speaking on the challenge with jumping. Mine cycles between pulling in the front and having to drag him during walks.
My family has a beagle who is super excitable and unfortunately has learned how to get away with things. It has caused awful walks, barely any self control, and him ignoring every command. I've been whipping my family into shape with training him and themselves when I visit them with the help of you videos and they've expressed to me that the beagle has been showing improvement. :) Thank you very much, much love.
"Feel the weight of the leash" excellent point Joel!! I like my dog's to carry their end of the leash. The clip has weight. And yes they are aware of the difference between the weight of a slack and a taut leash.
Thank you for this video! Finally someone showing a real dog on training 😅 I watched other video and dogs on those videos are already doing great but this is real lesson.
This is what I need for my 8 month old yorkie. The other videos helped me with leash pulling a little but we hit a dead end on that. I think this is the one to get us back on track.
Omg what an adorable little guy! 😍 love all your videos!!! Also love how you recognize each dog and their owners as individuals. Thank you for being such a realistic trainer with amazing simple techniques
Fantastic teaching and demonstrating ur versatility and understanding of dogs and people! Would love to also see (maybe "Beckman Bonus Footage" ? ) the footage of the dogs playing after this too.
I love your videos. I have learned so much. Using the “hitting the end of the leash” method has turned my dog into a loose leash walker after one week of walks. I’ve added this treat method to help reinforce heel position I prefer. Thanks so much for your effort and work on these videos
My dogs literally spit treats out and ignore them. This little guy is super cute! I always wondered if little dogs are actually dogs, I guess this proves they are 😂😂😂
Excellent instructions for a small dog. I hope you have more videos on small dogs and how you should approach the training different from a moderate sized dog. I noticed that your corrections were at the level of the dog and not from the upright walking position. Jumping up on your leg and recall would be another topic would be nice to see. 😊
He has zillions of videos on what you want! Binge-watch his videos as they are all connected to all of his methods. The videos have more information than what the title says. It will all come together for you. Enjoy! 🌟
If only we could have Beckman's Dog Training groups across the country for meetups! I would feel much better about my dogs meeting new dogs if the owners were like minded. I think so many of us struggle getting our dogs around other dogs. And I haven't found a trainer in NJ area yet that is doing such a thing. We do petsmart training classes and dog pack walks to get my dogs around other dogs, but open play is difficult.
100% agree, when & where they get treated is significantly more important than bridging. Dogs need other dogs, like horses need other horses….. I believe somewhere in Scandinavia there’s a country that requires if you’re going to own a guinea pig you must own a minimum of two so that they have companionship. I think it should be that way for any species we humans keep as domestic pets. Just because WE THINK we are providing them with a full, loving life doesn’t mean that they are actually fulfilled. Not saying that it’s impossible to create a good life for a pet that lives by itself but I think it’s almost always better to have two of the same species or even some thing like a horse and a goat because they are both herd/pack animals. They graze together & can communicate with each other better than we can with either of them
Do you check what dog food they eat every time? My dog was eating pedigree since she was weaned and was so hyperactive. We switched to wellness brand and she is a DIFFERENT DOG. Even after just 5 days.
My gosh never seen this type of dog before. adorable, but man combining two of the most hyper dog types, would be an energizer bunny for sure Edit : 5:21 look at that spin. this dog is so cute man holy shit
Love this. I’ve got a husky Shepard mix, 6 months old just now and the husky’s come out. I think you mentioned that you’re using hot dogs for treats, is that right?
Joel is the best, I tell everyone about this channel…. I actually just mentioned him in my course. I’m clipping it out and will probably post it tomorrow on IG and YT.
I just watched this and the other "needs to go in front of us" doggy, & thought what if, I walk backward a bit (holding the leash so pulling the dog to my direction) so I might trick it's mind that is ahead of me, but really is walking after me, so just it get's used to the "position of the body masses" then I turn and continou to walk forward, repeat as much as needed 🤔 (please don't mind me I have no idea what am I talking about 😂 also, can only test this - & start full on with Joel's methods with my dog - in 3 weeks when I get back home 💪)
Yo JOEL BECKMAN - the hero - please read this i promise it’ll be worth your time and mean a hell of a lot to me . The last paragraph especially. Your work is more important to me personally then any other thing on this planet at the moment so I hope you read thjs man . And it took me like way to long to write because it’s a bunch of emotions and trama and I blame myself for all of it . Thanks for everything man id be in a very bad place still if not for you to be honest. Cesar’s great I watched all his shows and all the seasons but they wouldn’t of helped me with Beamer . ****Your videos would of prevented me from 3 separate ambulance rides to the emergency rooms *** your fuckjng videos you’re powerful I wish you were a RUclipsr 6 years ago man. Oh not counting the rides to the ER for Bruce and Bentley 2 of my 3 dogs severely hurt because I failed my other , Beamer . you know that terrified dog ur working with : I have a 80 pound sharpei/rot/ pit bull mix : with his level of fear BUT unfortunately its all aggression from fear he’s a combo of that other dog u talked about on another video . The crazy aggressive girl . Like her he went through the highest level of abuse u which U explained :he was tied to fences while men made other dogs bite him in the face over and over and effectively turned him into a fighting dog . I didn’t know this until our first incident years later . The shelter didn’t tell me I wish They did is go to the emergency room 10 more times for Beamer : anything is better than feeling like I failed him . I wish I knew of you before I rescued him. At first because of ignorance and a natural with dogs I was able to have 3 pit bulls ) rescues live in harmony for 9 months - with a 14 year old mini dachshund lol-- I rescued them months apart but within the same year. then obviously bad things happened and the dominos started to fall. Plus me losing confidence and blaming it on myself after every incident . ***Almost had my thumb amputated Thjs past January*** just from holding off his full bite from one other baby boi -Bentley -- he is a lot like Prince and last paragraph will convince you why . The only dog Beamers is not scared of is our 14 year old mini dachshund : blu . And let me tell you little blu is not scared of him lol . So I had to rehome my 3rd - Bruce - after all dogs lived in harmony for almost a year together : every attack was really bad. It was for his own safety that fucking sucked I miss him but he has a great new pit bull brother and 2 loving parents. But it was fuckjng hard on me . Mad respect to fosters parents. But it’s just unfortunate. Then 3 years later shit got worse after no problems .Beamer - the abused and my second rescued in order - will At least be able to stay with my parents and his buddy blu when I leave with Bentley these upcoming months. Anyway you have no idea how important you are . his name is Beamer - originally graverson-- I just wish the shelter would of told me that I needed to do things very perfectly or in a certain way for a long time and maybe things wouldn’t of happened the way they did; of course I blame myself but I just didn’t know until it was to late . everyone is healthy and happy and things are looking good for everyone . Except my thumb at the moment lol. People are evil man I swear: he really is a sweet heart : loves people even after all that torture that’s why I’m going into the field of dogs after college - going for a masters in bcba Ironically- if I decide to finish I started 3 days after almost losing my thumb with a 14 inch rod inside holding my tendon together accompanied by 4 fractures : idk hope you read this because maybe I’d still have all 3 of my boys with me . Instead I failed Beamer and endangered others who I have a deep love for . Not to mention I feel I failed the breed itself . But I’m finally getting back to normal. Now I hope I can repay Bentley for all he’s done for me and others he’s also recovering from the tramua but apparently a lot faster than me lol . I’m just happy I saved him from major surgery. Unlike Bruce . Id give my entire hand to save any dog but the trama has really messed with me from seeing how wrong something so good can go so wrong so fast . This last paragraph is for you Bentley , Boscoe , and prince . Thank you , you help me escape from a sad reality and I try not blame myself as much. Cheers . Wish I lived in LA I would pay you to work for you if I could lol. Cheers. Now the very last paragraph 4 years summed up ******If it wasn’t for Bentley ****Beamer would of probably of been put down when he went after the neighbors dog a 2 month year old shepherd . My fault he got out and I was right behind him full sprint but he would of killed that dog. Thank god Bentley bit Beamer on the ass and got him to drop the dog before any real damage happened to him and my hands for that matter. My hands were in his mouth but I was not gunna get that thing open. ***Oh not to mention Bentley did the same thing when Beamer put 28 stitches in Bruce’s chest and neck even with my holding some of his bite back ****he bit his ass when he attacked Bruce without him I would of buried Bruce that day. Bentley saved 3 dogs the little guy , Bruce , and he saved Beamer from getting put down by stopping him from killing them. I hope I can make him happy after I get past all this. These all happened years apart except for the last two of him attacking Bentley bc I wasn’t on my game with their resource guarding for fuckjng 5 minutes out of the 5 years Bentley and Beamer have been loving brothers . Sorry that it’s poor grammar but school has fried my brain . Probably won’t finish . Much love . Much much love .
I have a 4 month old husky and I think i will start this technique with him. He likes to pull to smell the grass and the flowers. I let him do it sometimes. He doesn't pull to bark or attack other dogs because he is too friendly and he thinks every person or dog is his friend, but I think he should learn how to walk properly but he is not too food motivated. He doesn't even like walking when we are outside, how should I go around it?
Hey Beckman family 🐾💌, 🐶 My personal thoughts is these mix breeding are horrid and I feel bad for some dogs they already have enough breeds in them to add more( craziness 🙃) is sad "TO ME"! This is how I feel nothing to do with anyone else's thoughts. Oh, for those who feel some type of way I have a rescue pup and have owned pure breeds which all are mixed enough still my thoughts. Anywho, always great videos 🐾🐶💌
So I rescued an 8 month old male (neutered soon) Doberman. I have an 8 year old female hound Shepard mix. I’m having a real hard time with them together. She’s super anxious and he’s super hyper, altho he shows no signs of aggression, he’s just big and strong and he wants to play, she runs away, he chases and knocks her down and all hell breaks loose. Any suggestions? Thanks!!
Hi Joel, any advise or any video you could make about dog harassing the kids (crazy jumping and clothes nipping,sometimes gets the skin too and its super painful and kids are scared )or other family members when dog already over a year old and neutered? thank you
I have a 7 months old jack russell. She does not care how many times I have to correct her. Is she that stubborn or am I too harsh on a 7 months old puppy? Joel makes it looks so simple to train all these dogs.
*47th!* Joel, since the summer approaches can you do a piece on teaching a dog to *safely exit the pool?* I know of a local dog that got loose on a hot day, hopped in a neighbor's pool and drowned because he couldn't get out.
You have to show the dog where the steps are. He enters via the steps. He exits via the steps. It also helps to use identifiers like large plants or chairs, something big in the backyard. Put them by the steps so that he can easily find them. And if you're feeling creative, teach the dog to use the ladder.
@@rhabynmccowan8027 Yes, I know. I was thinking that it might be a useful thing for Joel to share with his expansive audience. Some dogs get in/fall in to the water and can't even swim- much less get out safely. Joel had a boxer that was in distress in 2 feet of water a couple of weeks ago
You got so big you probably didn't notice, but my laptop broke so I didn't comment for a while. Got a new one, so I'm back! Are you not marking before the treat? Is that because it's maybe too much for the clients?
Maybe if you emphasize the “why” for some things a little more basically people would be able to better understand some of your concepts. You do a good job explaining every little thing you don’t but I think the point gets lose in the “why” sometimes.
In a video about treat placement, why wouldn't you hold leash in right hand and treat with left hand to prevent pup from crossing? It seems logical your left hand treating him at side or behind would keep pup's body straight. And in most of your other videos, when giving a poppy correction, your holding leash with right hand. So why different for the treat centric pom-ski?
I’m so confused about the playing with other dogs. Joel frequently says to get your dog with other dogs but so many other trainers hate dog parks and doggie day care. Such a conflict. What are we to do then? I don’t have a friend with another similar dog to get together with frequently.
I have kinda a racist dog, my dog hates huskies. Gets in fight with them often. I dont have any friends with huskies to help me train. How would you recomend i deal with this?
Super common that dogs don’t like huskies. Just try to get him with nice huskies or dogs that look/act like huskies then slowly get him with real huskies
Mentally stimulating means learning. Someone explain why play is the most learning a dog is capable of? Dogs at dog parks that play, are not the most well behaved, smartest dogs, sorry.
I truly think all new dog owners, whether if it’s a massive dog or a small dog, should take training school. Or get a dog license. You have to pass the test in order to own a dog. Imagine how many less dogs would be surrendered? If ppl had control or training, the dog and human connection would be even better. It’s a joke how ppl don’t know how to even walk their dog or have a clue how to read animal behaviours. This guy had trouble understanding placement with a 15lb dog. Lol. Nobody establishes rules with their dogs. It like a driver being distracted behind the wheel
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I like how he knows what each dog need, seeing them as an individual 👍😊
A training video like this really shows the balance you have in your training, using treats on a dog like this definitely seems like the way to go.
Just going to like it before watching because I know it's going to be good stuff.
Same! I do this every time with his videos.
Same here. I always hit the 'like' button first, and then I watch Joel's video :)
Yep, me too!
I love those interactions with the clients that you keep in. They just endear me to the fact that you not only are great with dogs, you are great with people.
Its never the dog person that teaches you about dogs, it's always the people person that teaches you. Dog people are freaks. Yeah yeah I'm a freak too 😂💖
Just love that the Pomski is so darn food motivated even on a walk - that's awesome! Plus he even has some automatic sits in there too.
Omg. Yay! I'm so happy to see a Pomsky! I have my own Pomsky, she's 6 months, and walking her has been difficult because she is also really peppy like this lil guy T.T So easily distracted by smells, people, dogs, leaves blowing in the wind... :P
Joel is awesome. This is a professional dog trainer that isn't a 1 trick pony. Looks at the dog, assess the situation and thinks of an individual way to fix the issue at hand.
Great to see small dog owners own up
What I like and why I like Joel and his methods is that he works each dog according to what they need. There are many reactive dog videos because that is what o dogs need help with, and even they are not all the same because each dog is different from the one that just left. We get to watch Joel quickly figure out what this little one needed in a matter of minutes. Way to go again, Joel. I love watching you work. 🌟🌟🌟
Thank you, Jeremy, so much for bringing your pup to Joel and sharing your session with us. Many little dog owners think their dog’s misbehavior is cute so we don’t see very many little dog sessions. Big dogs, on the other hand, can be scary if not under control. They have to be well behaved or someone may get hurt. What a sweet pup you have!
Joel is not a Shakespeare, but man gets his point across and makes sure that his client's are able to follow what he means.
"People can't always do stuff they want to, life isn't doing stuff you want to"
I am so happy to see a Pomsky ❤. I have 5 and love the breed. They are sweet, smart, feisty, funny and energetic. Thanks for sharing
He is adorable ! For all those who think you don’t use treats it’s good to see you know how to do what’s best for each dog.
I love how you have enough experience to listen to your gut, sometimes it’s hard to find the words as to why you feel that way!❤️
I think it would be a wonderful use of your new windfall to sponsor a "difficult" dog from a shelter for a 2-week board&train, of course show his training. I bet u get a zillion ppl wanting to adopt the dog and then u can show the new adopter family and them doing a session with u so u can train them also to maintain their new pupper's good behavior. 🐾❤️
Pomskies, who knew! That little dog will keep those owners on their toes:-) Great session, thanks.
Thanks. I have 3 huskys... and its so hard walk with them... they undarstand everything but they do what ever they want. So thanks because you give me a new way.
Thank you Joel! This session helped us out a ton!!
Hes such a little cutie! Please let us know how hes going in the future 💖
@@KerriEverlasting I will!
Dang Prince is so sharp. Some of his poses in this just exude confidence
Ive been thinking about getting a dog for years now to face my own fears and try to step over the boundries of my anxiaty and ptsd. I always hesitated this whole time, because I've never had the confidence in myself to be able to handle such responsibilities. Ive lived with my father my whole life, and i feel like getting a dog is the start to being a more independent person. These videos have helped me so much in making the choice and once the right dog is at my local shelters ill start that. Im just so scared and nervous that because of my mental state of mind that i wont be the best dog owner in the world but i cant wait to see more from you guys. The more videos i see the more excited i get if that makes sence haha
Joel! Amazing tutorial! And excellent camera work! Teamwork makes this dream work!
Great video! I really love watching Joel’s videos because they ARE different!!
I especially appreciate that he’s always flexible & willing to try different things with different dogs & their people.
Thanks for the video!
You got that right! 🌟
I have a Samoyed and an Alaskan Malamute, your videos with a variety of Spitz breeds have been soooo helpful. Thank you for making stuff like this.
Good to see a small dog representing the bouncy personality and you speaking on the challenge with jumping.
Mine cycles between pulling in the front and having to drag him during walks.
My pup is the exact same way. She’s so easily distracted too.
My family has a beagle who is super excitable and unfortunately has learned how to get away with things. It has caused awful walks, barely any self control, and him ignoring every command. I've been whipping my family into shape with training him and themselves when I visit them with the help of you videos and they've expressed to me that the beagle has been showing improvement. :) Thank you very much, much love.
He's so stinking cute!!!! My goodness. I'm in love!
I am also going to like it before watching cause I love Poms!
"Feel the weight of the leash" excellent point Joel!! I like my dog's to carry their end of the leash. The clip has weight. And yes they are aware of the difference between the weight of a slack and a taut leash.
Thank you for this video! Finally someone showing a real dog on training 😅 I watched other video and dogs on those videos are already doing great but this is real lesson.
This is what I need for my 8 month old yorkie. The other videos helped me with leash pulling a little but we hit a dead end on that. I think this is the one to get us back on track.
Omg what an adorable little guy! 😍 love all your videos!!! Also love how you recognize each dog and their owners as individuals. Thank you for being such a realistic trainer with amazing simple techniques
This is what I needed ❣️❣️ thanks for the instructions!
Fantastic teaching and demonstrating ur versatility and understanding of dogs and people! Would love to also see (maybe "Beckman Bonus Footage" ? ) the footage of the dogs playing after this too.
I love the honesty with Joel! I just don’t know how we can set up play dates with different dogs. That’s a challenge.
I love your videos. I have learned so much. Using the “hitting the end of the leash” method has turned my dog into a loose leash walker after one week of walks. I’ve added this treat method to help reinforce heel position I prefer.
Thanks so much for your effort and work on these videos
This was great. Really illustrates that you’re not “one size fits all”
What an awesome little guy! Great video
It looks like he wore Prince out. He is a cutie
My dogs literally spit treats out and ignore them. This little guy is super cute! I always wondered if little dogs are actually dogs, I guess this proves they are 😂😂😂
I really like seeing how Joel handles what I would call typical problems.
Spent the whole video wondering how a Pomeranian thought he stood a chance getting it on with a Huski.
And I sincerely hope the Huski was the mother!
Artificial insemination
And yes, the Husky is the mother.😁
There’s so much Pomeranian in its personality and so much husky at the same time
Excellent instructions for a small dog. I hope you have more videos on small dogs and how you should approach the training different from a moderate sized dog. I noticed that your corrections were at the level of the dog and not from the upright walking position. Jumping up on your leg and recall would be another topic would be nice to see. 😊
He has zillions of videos on what you want! Binge-watch his videos as they are all connected to all of his methods. The videos have more information than what the title says. It will all come together for you. Enjoy! 🌟
This was great !
Thank you!
Absolute perfect timing and breed for me to learn from my dog is part husky but so far from all your videos. Ppl swear I'm a pro trainer. 😭
If only we could have Beckman's Dog Training groups across the country for meetups! I would feel much better about my dogs meeting new dogs if the owners were like minded. I think so many of us struggle getting our dogs around other dogs. And I haven't found a trainer in NJ area yet that is doing such a thing. We do petsmart training classes and dog pack walks to get my dogs around other dogs, but open play is difficult.
That is a FANTASTIC idea!!!! I'm in California or I'd meet ur dog 🐾❤️
@@jillsy2815 if I were in California my dogs would be Prince's best friends!!!🤣
@@asp1213 I'm like an 8-hour drive from Prince😭🐾❤️
Great video.
100% agree, when & where they get treated is significantly more important than bridging.
Dogs need other dogs, like horses need other horses…..
I believe somewhere in Scandinavia there’s a country that requires if you’re going to own a guinea pig you must own a minimum of two so that they have companionship.
I think it should be that way for any species we humans keep as domestic pets. Just because WE THINK we are providing them with a full, loving life doesn’t mean that they are actually fulfilled.
Not saying that it’s impossible to create a good life for a pet that lives by itself but I think it’s almost always better to have two of the same species or even some thing like a horse and a goat because they are both herd/pack animals. They graze together & can communicate with each other better than we can with either of them
@Kings Mom831, you are so right! Good job! 💐
Great video, thanks for it!!
If you watch the channel you know Joel isn’t actually giving treats to train a dog. Just a title 💪
I have a 4 month old klee kai and has the same tendency’s as this pomsky. Please make a video with the barking and other stuff he’s there for 🙏🏽
Do you check what dog food they eat every time?
My dog was eating pedigree since she was weaned and was so hyperactive. We switched to wellness brand and she is a DIFFERENT DOG. Even after just 5 days.
My gosh never seen this type of dog before. adorable,
but man combining two of the most hyper dog types, would be an energizer bunny for sure
Edit : 5:21 look at that spin. this dog is so cute man holy shit
The fact that this video is not sped up when the dog is running and jumping around proves that this dog is crazy. 😂😂
What a sweet pomski I want him for myself haha
Love this. I’ve got a husky Shepard mix, 6 months old just now and the husky’s come out. I think you mentioned that you’re using hot dogs for treats, is that right?
Joel is the best, I tell everyone about this channel…. I actually just mentioned him in my course. I’m clipping it out and will probably post it tomorrow on IG and YT.
Mel, what would we search for in IG or on YT. Your name?
I just watched this and the other "needs to go in front of us" doggy, & thought what if, I walk backward a bit (holding the leash so pulling the dog to my direction) so I might trick it's mind that is ahead of me, but really is walking after me, so just it get's used to the "position of the body masses" then I turn and continou to walk forward, repeat as much as needed 🤔 (please don't mind me I have no idea what am I talking about 😂 also, can only test this - & start full on with Joel's methods with my dog - in 3 weeks when I get back home 💪)
Yo JOEL BECKMAN - the hero - please read this i promise it’ll be worth your time and mean a hell of a lot to me . The last paragraph especially.
Your work is more important to me personally then any other thing on this planet at the moment so I hope you read thjs man . And it took me like way to long to write because it’s a bunch of emotions and trama and I blame myself for all of it .
Thanks for everything man id be in a very bad place still if not for you to be honest. Cesar’s great I watched all his shows and all the seasons but they wouldn’t of helped me with Beamer . ****Your videos would of prevented me from 3 separate ambulance rides to the emergency rooms *** your fuckjng videos you’re powerful I wish you were a RUclipsr 6 years ago man. Oh not counting the rides to the ER for Bruce and Bentley 2 of my 3 dogs severely hurt because I failed my other , Beamer .
you know that terrified dog ur working with : I have a 80 pound sharpei/rot/ pit bull mix : with his level of fear BUT unfortunately its all aggression from fear he’s a combo of that other dog u talked about on another video . The crazy aggressive girl . Like her he went through the highest level of abuse u which U explained :he was tied to fences while men made other dogs bite him in the face over and over and effectively turned him into a fighting dog . I didn’t know this until our first incident years later . The shelter didn’t tell me I wish They did is go to the emergency room 10 more times for Beamer : anything is better than feeling like I failed him .
I wish I knew of you before I rescued him. At first because of ignorance and a natural with dogs I was able to have 3 pit bulls ) rescues live in harmony for 9 months - with a 14 year old mini dachshund lol-- I rescued them months apart but within the same year.
then obviously bad things happened and the dominos started to fall. Plus me losing confidence and blaming it on myself after every incident .
***Almost had my thumb amputated Thjs past January*** just from holding off his full bite from one other baby boi -Bentley -- he is a lot like Prince and last paragraph will convince you why . The only dog Beamers is not scared of is our 14 year old mini dachshund : blu . And let me tell you little blu is not scared of him lol .
So I had to rehome my 3rd - Bruce - after all dogs lived in harmony for almost a year together : every attack was really bad. It was for his own safety that fucking sucked I miss him but he has a great new pit bull brother and 2 loving parents. But it was fuckjng hard on me . Mad respect to fosters parents.
But it’s just unfortunate. Then 3 years later shit got worse after no problems .Beamer - the abused and my second rescued in order - will At least be able to stay with my parents and his buddy blu when I leave with Bentley these upcoming months.
Anyway you have no idea how important you are .
his name is Beamer - originally graverson-- I just wish the shelter would of told me that I needed to do things very perfectly or in a certain way for a long time and maybe things wouldn’t of happened the way they did; of course I blame myself but I just didn’t know until it was to late .
everyone is healthy and happy and things are looking good for everyone . Except my thumb at the moment lol. People are evil man I swear: he really is a sweet heart : loves people even after all that torture that’s why I’m going into the field of dogs after college - going for a masters in bcba Ironically- if I decide to finish I started 3 days after almost losing my thumb with a 14 inch rod inside holding my tendon together accompanied by 4 fractures : idk
hope you read this because maybe I’d still have all 3 of my boys with me . Instead I failed Beamer and endangered others who I have a deep love for . Not to mention I feel I failed the breed itself . But I’m finally getting back to normal.
Now I hope I can repay Bentley for all he’s done for me and others he’s also recovering from the tramua but apparently a lot faster than me lol . I’m just happy I saved him from major surgery. Unlike Bruce . Id give my entire hand to save any dog but the trama has really messed with me from seeing how wrong something so good can go so wrong so fast .
This last paragraph is for you Bentley , Boscoe , and prince .
Thank you , you help me escape from a sad reality and I try not blame myself as much. Cheers . Wish I lived in LA I would pay you to work for you if I could lol. Cheers. Now the very last paragraph 4 years summed up
******If it wasn’t for Bentley ****Beamer would of probably of been put down when he went after the neighbors dog a 2 month year old shepherd . My fault he got out and I was right behind him full sprint but he would of killed that dog. Thank god Bentley bit Beamer on the ass and got him to drop the dog before any real damage happened to him and my hands for that matter. My hands were in his mouth but I was not gunna get that thing open. ***Oh not to mention Bentley did the same thing when Beamer put 28 stitches in Bruce’s chest and neck even with my holding some of his bite back ****he bit his ass when he attacked Bruce without him I would of buried Bruce that day. Bentley saved 3 dogs the little guy , Bruce , and he saved Beamer from getting put down by stopping him from killing them. I hope I can make him happy after I get past all this. These all happened years apart except for the last two of him attacking Bentley bc I wasn’t on my game with their resource guarding for fuckjng 5 minutes out of the 5 years Bentley and Beamer have been loving brothers .
Sorry that it’s poor grammar but school has fried my brain . Probably won’t finish . Much love . Much much love .
I have a 4 month old husky and I think i will start this technique with him. He likes to pull to smell the grass and the flowers. I let him do it sometimes. He doesn't pull to bark or attack other dogs because he is too friendly and he thinks every person or dog is his friend, but I think he should learn how to walk properly but he is not too food motivated. He doesn't even like walking when we are outside, how should I go around it?
Hey Beckman family 🐾💌,
🐶 My personal thoughts is these mix breeding are horrid and I feel bad for some dogs they already have enough breeds in them to add more( craziness 🙃) is sad "TO ME"! This is how I feel nothing to do with anyone else's thoughts. Oh, for those who feel some type of way I have a rescue pup and have owned pure breeds which all are mixed enough still my thoughts. Anywho, always great videos 🐾🐶💌
So I rescued an 8 month old male (neutered soon) Doberman. I have an 8 year old female hound Shepard mix. I’m having a real hard time with them together. She’s super anxious and he’s super hyper, altho he shows no signs of aggression, he’s just big and strong and he wants to play, she runs away, he chases and knocks her down and all hell breaks loose. Any suggestions? Thanks!!
My situation is different lol, 2 dogs 1 over 140lb and we still in an apartment 🤦♂️
Hi Joel, any advise or any video you could make about dog harassing the kids (crazy jumping and clothes nipping,sometimes gets the skin too and its super painful and kids are scared )or other family members when dog already over a year old and neutered? thank you
I have a 7 months old jack russell. She does not care how many times I have to correct her. Is she that stubborn or am I too harsh on a 7 months old puppy? Joel makes it looks so simple to train all these dogs.
What breeder did you get Prince 👑 from?
*47th!* Joel, since the summer approaches can you do a piece on teaching a dog to *safely exit the pool?* I know of a local dog that got loose on a hot day, hopped in a neighbor's pool and drowned because he couldn't get out.
So sad!
You have to show the dog where the steps are. He enters via the steps. He exits via the steps. It also helps to use identifiers like large plants or chairs, something big in the backyard. Put them by the steps so that he can easily find them. And if you're feeling creative, teach the dog to use the ladder.
@@rhabynmccowan8027 Yes, I know. I was thinking that it might be a useful thing for Joel to share with his expansive audience. Some dogs get in/fall in to the water and can't even swim- much less get out safely. Joel had a boxer that was in distress in 2 feet of water a couple of weeks ago
Please try this on a basenji .....
You got so big you probably didn't notice, but my laptop broke so I didn't comment for a while. Got a new one, so I'm back!
Are you not marking before the treat? Is that because it's maybe too much for the clients?
Glad to have you back. I don’t really care about the marker, as long as the reinforcement is delivered in the correct spot.
Maybe if you emphasize the “why” for some things a little more basically people would be able to better understand some of your concepts. You do a good job explaining every little thing you don’t but I think the point gets lose in the “why” sometimes.
In a video about treat placement, why wouldn't you hold leash in right hand and treat with left hand to prevent pup from crossing? It seems logical your left hand treating him at side or behind would keep pup's body straight. And in most of your other videos, when giving a poppy correction, your holding leash with right hand. So why different for the treat centric pom-ski?
I think he's just ambidextrous/super coordinated so he can do either side🐾❤️
I’m so confused about the playing with other dogs. Joel frequently says to get your dog with other dogs but so many other trainers hate dog parks and doggie day care. Such a conflict. What are we to do then? I don’t have a friend with another similar dog to get together with frequently.
Bad trainers hate them.
This dog would benefit immensely doing agility training
How would you go about a dog just stopping every 2 mins ?
The pomsky Mom was the Husky, right? How else could that even work?
I think he says this over and over again bc that’s what his dog does over and over again.
Can he please explain why dog play is the most mentally stimulating activity for a dog??
I have kinda a racist dog, my dog hates huskies. Gets in fight with them often. I dont have any friends with huskies to help me train. How would you recomend i deal with this?
Super common that dogs don’t like huskies. Just try to get him with nice huskies or dogs that look/act like huskies then slowly get him with real huskies
Thankfully this dog's personality has more husky than pom because Poms are not always as friendly, they are ankle biters. 😆
Mentally stimulating means learning. Someone explain why play is the most learning a dog is capable of? Dogs at dog parks that play, are not the most well behaved, smartest dogs, sorry.
First?
Nope doesn't count cause you got nothing worthwhile to say
I truly think all new dog owners, whether if it’s a massive dog or a small dog, should take training school. Or get a dog license. You have to pass the test in order to own a dog. Imagine how many less dogs would be surrendered? If ppl had control or training, the dog and human connection would be even better. It’s a joke how ppl don’t know how to even walk their dog or have a clue how to read animal behaviours. This guy had trouble understanding placement with a 15lb dog. Lol. Nobody establishes rules with their dogs. It like a driver being distracted behind the wheel