3 Steps to Teach Heel: For Beginners
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- Опубликовано: 27 окт 2022
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My Jenny looks a lot like Cowboy 🤠 ❤
It took me 2 minutes too train mine to heel on a lose lead. She just wanted to do it.
Love this! Thank you. Working on some tricks with my heeler mix this winter.
Love your videos man. I have a ACD/Husky mix pup and these have been very helpful
glad they help!
I'm learning a lot with your videos thank you! Just got a 19 weeks old Kelpie, I tried to teach him heel and he would lay down on his back straight away, the treats didn't make him do anything. I'll try again! Love Cowboy, such a cool dog!
Awesome!
Ive got one just like your love him john lee is his name
Little tip that may help: when you lure him in position, take a larger step back so that he steps past you and turns back into position. This will help him square up to you in the starting position. With a few reps, you can begin fading your hand and Cowboy will find the right starting position.
Thanks for your videos .. I’ve been on the fence about a blue vs red heeler, and Cowboy is so cool that it helped me decide!
Good tip. Will practice. We don't do competition heels, just functional for out in public or on trail but always fun to tune it in! Happy to help
id honestly like to see more content of the longer form content even if its just you and cowboy just hanging out/small adventures.
I agree Justin, more long form is on our list in 2023. Appreciate the feedback!
@@diydogguy Dope! maybe I can convince my SO that we can handle a ACD lmao. she's a little... worried about the breeds energy levels.
hi when is the best time to start with teaching? Foggy mine blue heeler is 4 month old...?
You should do a video on socialization, I want a blue heeler and I have a whole two page list of things to socialize to, and socialization games but I think it would be cool to see what a heeler owner did to socialize their heeler because then you know what they did to get their heeler such a well socialized dog
Have you ever seen Hannah Branigan's method of training a heel? I find it to be a lot more errorless than luring into position, and the final position is more consistent
Awesomeness!! I do walk my cattle dog 3 hilly miles sometimes four. When we hit the beach or back home he gets the Zoomies! Does that mean he’s overtired or needs a good jog? I’m down for that since I am a runner but not sure if I’m working him too much by running. He is a pain in the ass until I take him out. He’s a medium energy dog. About a year old rescue from Texas to jersey. He’s extremely smart and loyal for the short month I’ve had him. Needed this video too. Would love to walk/ run my Ollie off leash.
After a good walk he’s done for a couple hours 😴 lol
I feel like the zoomies are different than a structured walk or run. sort of like having a good chuckle and sprinting around and throwing things. Joie de vivre
Love the videos. How can I train my cattle dog cedar to stop going crazy on the leash? Anytime she sees another dog/dogs, she goes nuts. If you have any tips that’d be greatly appreciated
Be aware and notice upcoming situations before she sees it. With a small waist pouch you can have high-quality treats ready to feed quickly for distraction.
“Leave it” could be a command to use once she sees the distraction i.e. squirrel, rabbit or other dogs. Give treats. Then, a hearty “yes!” or whichever praise word that lets your dog know they did well. Lots of consistent practice will make the change.😊
I have a 7 week old she’s very smart knows sit when is the best time to start getting more advanced with her?
I would start to really lay the foundation with important things like recall. Heel can come later on. If you think she's ready there is no harm in starting sooner, but expectations just have to be that she won't be as mentally developed as she will be even at 6 months say.
Can you do this with a lead while walking ? My red is pulling really badly. She’s 2 and half years she was really good on walks but then earlier this year she had knee surgery so we couldn’t do any activities now she’s better she won’t stop pulling.
Any tips would be amazing
Definitely practice with a lead on! What kind of collar do you use? Whenever she gets ahead give her a correction. If she is too worked up trying to get ahead make her sit and calm down before you continue forward and repeat until she isn't pulling super hard.
I don't do Facebook 🙄 Not a Facebook type
I literally only use Facebook for dog info 😂
Other than that I agree
Is cowboy a full blown heeler or heeler mixed corgi and thats why his name his cowboy? How many miles does he do on bike and at what moving speed? Love the content, really considering one for my next mtb dog have had border collies my whole life .
he's full heeler, just stocky. We don't bike super far if we ride, maybe 4 miles? I think a border collie's lighter build and longer legs allows them to be a longer endurance trail dog
Is Cowboy a ‘talker’?!?;))💙
haha yes how could you tell. Surprisingly not when he's herding though
@@diydogguy SMART COWBOY!💙🐾💙
"only doing what they want" 😂😭was he resistant to being trained
I hope you can read this I have a red healer he is a rescue he is about 14 months I just paid 3hundred fifty for a dog trainer not a very good trainer I get more out of your video's then her I have a question how can I keep him exercise in the winter here in Washington it rains a lot and it is very cold also we get ice and snow, I did try to find him a home no takers so now I will keep him because I just paid over 9 hundred dollars for his shots Mico chip and fixed. I have no idea what to do with this dog so far in damage this dog has cost us close to 2 thousand in damage, so thank you for your video's they help me I never had a problem dog before.
hey Tammy, my best recommendation is visiting www.diydogtrainer.com/cattledogacademy it's where I have video lessons for raising and training a heeler that cover all the main topics people need help with. We also live live q&a every friday.
My blue is almost three and I’m afraid to have him out around people. He is very protective and I’m not sure if he would bite someone. I am a beginner and not sure what to do. I also have a female that is 9 months old that is totally different. Not aggressive at all. Any ideas? Y’all don’t tear me to shreds. Just trying to learn here. Thanks.
No tearing to shreds here Shannon. I will say, most likely because he wasn't socialized enough though. Even if you're younger one isn't like that yet, still very well could be because she isn't even a year old yet. Its super important to get this breed out and socialized in as many situations as possible or they become very protective. I recommend hoping in our facebook group for more tips and advice from experienced owners - facebook.com/groups/2566859556784978
@@diydogguy thanks so much for the advice
Jack, can you please do a potty training video. My cattle dog Cerberus will hold it as long as he is in his crate. But has accidents throughout the day in the house. I’ve tried everything! I would greatly appreciate it if you could help.
Hello. Do you know why the Australian Cattle Dog chases its tail? I have a Cattle Dog puppy, he is now 5 months old. At 4 months old, he started chasing his tail. At first I forbade him to do this, it helps for 5 minutes, then he starts chasing his tail again. Then I began to ignore his such behavior. As a result, he bit his tail in several places until it bled. I healed his tail. Training and physical activity is present every other day. I tried to exhaust him physically, I thought maybe the load was not enough. But still, after a walk, he runs after his tail. He has no helminths. The anal glands are clean. He runs after his tail only when we are together. He now has active growth of molars and fangs. I thought it might be because the teeth grow and hurt, so the anger from the pain takes out on the tail, sometimes it clings to it so much that it can tear out a piece of wool. At the same time, if he began to run after the tail and immediately leave him alone in the room, then he immediately forgets about the tail and will never run after him. When I am not at home, he does not run after his tail, he sits and waits for me when I return. I don't know how to deal with this obsessive behavior of my dog. I don't want to dock his tail. His tail is beautiful.
How long did that take you to teach him?
He learned to come to my side rather quick, less than week pretty solid...but staying there for longer distances takes constant upkeep.
Our girl is not so much into treats
Does she like any particular toys? Or maybe some really enticing treats like hot dog or bacon..
Heel not heal. Jesus was the gentle healer. There are no gentle heelers
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You , need to remove the word "Perfect" from your vocabulary when referring to your dog and their training !