The video was amazing!!! We got a foster rescue a couple of nights ago so we’re not in a hurry to go proper ‘walkies’, but I couldn’t even get a lead on him let alone lead train him. This took around 5 mins of being sat on the floor with treats and a slip lead. He only had a little freak out before coming to me for comfort and treats. We then managed to successfully walk up and down the garden and around house without major breakouts. THANK YOU!!
I’m literally crying watching this video. I have two stray dogs that I’ve been trying to rescue for 2 months now and yesterday I managed to put a leash on one of them and she started to cry and panic so much I was in tears. I felt like the worst person in the world. Eventually, I kept on reassuring her that she is okay. When she calmed down and stopped rolling, I detached the leash. It was emotionally draining but I think with a couple of trials I will be able to rescue them both ❤️
They panic and alligator roll out of fear- you know that everything moving forward is going to help them! Don’t let your emotions dictate a better life for the dog... they simply have no idea they just hit gold!! I promise they will get over it- you don’t have to make it perfect in the moment, just get the dog to safety and you can let them decompress, then try again. ♥️♥️♥️
@@RescueDogTraining thank you so much ❤️ your video really helped me and reassured me that I’m going down the right path. Sending you love and light ❤️
@@RescueDogTraining Hey Koco, I’ve been following you for quite some time, but not as far back as this video. These techniques will be extremely helpful for a dog we’re pulling from the shelter this week. He alligator rolls when trying to leash. I immediately thought of you, and knew you would have a video to help!
This reminds me of how I taught my brother's dog to walk on a leash. Took an hour to walk her one block. But I'd just stand there and let her have her meltdown, then when she calmed I'd take a few steps. It'd happen again, and I'd wait. Eventually, she loved her walks!
Just wanted to come say that I tried a herm-springer with my 9 month old lab who is already huge and reactive and it was life changing, we went for our first walk without a meltdown today and I’m just so relieved and happy, so THANK YOU for what you do!!
The fearful dog part is the exact issue i am dealing with currently. My rescue dog Byulchi trusts me a lot more than my husband and thats because he is big and has a big voice and also i work with him more. This past week i have succeeded in being able to touch him after a month of adopting him. I have been able to get a leash on him but he is terrified of it and his harness. He absolutely WILL NOT move when the leash is pulled. He only trusts himself and no one else. To him, if i try to get him to come with me he assumes its a trap. Everything is a trap to him. Its really difficult but I am keeping that mentality of 'we've gotta get through this' as my motivation. I will take any tips. Thank you for making this video. This is a topic that is difficult to find on youtube.
So far the best and only video that I believe will help with my foster. I've had two weeks and I still have not been able to leash her or get her out of the kennel for the leash to eat. She's fine. Everything's fine until she sees that leash and it's just forget it so this is really helping. This is the best so far and I'm so grateful for this video. I will be trying this tomorrow morning.
OH MY STARS! This is JUST what I needed! My Chihuahua was afraid of EVERYTHING! I now massage all of him and he’s always on me, I STILL CANT pick him up or use a leash. Thank you SO MUCH 😊
Thanks! Getting a dobi from inexperienced temp foster & I sent her this video. I'm starting the long-term foster work, & although I have experience I DON'T have YOUR skills (yet). Thanks for sharing. Let's hope I can rehab this 1 yr old dobi mill pup!
Hi Koco, I have a foster dog that came from a horrible situation and I am working on helping him overcome his fears and move forward. He is a 3-year-old poodle breed that you cannot touch at all. He bolts like lightning if you try. I have "caught" him a few times with the slip lead and once on the lead, he really enjoys walks. The 3 areas I could really use advice on are: 1. What other techniques can I use to get him to not be fearful of the slip lead if he is not at all food motivated even with high-value treats. (I have been leaving the slip lead on the floor beside his bed which he doesn't mind. But as soon as I pick it up, he shakes and will not take treats) 2. How do you safely take the slip lead off if he cannot be touched at all 3. What techniques can I use to get him to accept touch Some FYIs - he is not a fear biter - he really likes people - he came from a hoarder situation with 14 other dogs in a home with no human living in - he is not afraid of anything like noises, vacuums etc.....just afraid of human touch. He loves me and comes up and sniffs my face and gets exciting to see me wagging his tail etc. He just will not accept touch. Any help you can offer I would REALLY appreciate it. I think you are amazing!!
First video I have come across that properly demonstrates how to progress with getting a leash on a fearful dog! I have had my very fearful foster dog for 10 days now and we have been unable to put a harness or a collar on him, so I am going to start training with a slip lead from this point onwards with the methods you have just shown. I know he will not like it, but as you said, he will be stuck for months otherwise! Just need to get through this hurdle with him, thank you! X
Thank you so much for your videos. I appreciate how you easily and quickly break it down, present it in an easy to apply manner, and just get to the point. You’re awesome and your tips are helping us train our 5 month old puppy!
This was amazing information!! This technique also works for cats (if a cat person or rescuer happens to stumble upon this) Thank You for this informative video!! 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
Do you have any advice for bathing a dog who has a bite history with past baths? I do muzzle my 110 LB GSD but he is still so stressed and I just want him to know he doesn’t have to be scared to get clean. Also thanks for your videos! It is helping us so much so far. 😃
I know you asked her but i´m just gonna put my 2 cents in here too =) Do exactly what she did with the leash. First step can be just leading him into the bathroom. Stay until he relaxes then give him a treat or whatever he values and leave the bathroom. The next day you have him go into the tub/shower. ( NO WATER) Have him in there til he relaxes. Then treat and take him out. You see where this is going. Break it down in really small steps. Even go as far as to start feeding him in there. The more safe he feels and the more he knows this will not hurt him, the less he bites. Make the bathroom a fun and safe place to be. ( This is why i hate people who use water spray bottles to correct their cats. This will only lead to more trauma once the cats needs to take a necessary bath.) Hope it helps. =) 💕 P.s And let it take the time its need. Leave time in another room =)
I would love to try this with my chihuahua but he bites every time we try to put a collar / harness or leash. We tried w the food but he doesn’t fall for that anymore.
I’m really hoping you will respond to this. We adopted an older rescue and had to board him when he got back had had problems with going to put a leash on, he has a harness on and we need to get it off. I’m hoping you can give us some ideas on how to remove it without getting bitten
I have researched a million ways to help my beloved 2 year old Male German Shepard Bruno who I trained since a puppy. He’s amazing but traumatized with noise phobia from a simple walk at 6 months old. Garbage trucks and trailer hitches are the worst. He runs away from me in the morning when we need to get him outside. It takes a lot of patience to get him leashed. Nighttime he’s a whole different dog My wolf man! Thank you for this truly best advice on helping Bruno, you’re Amazing! Do you work privately with clients? I am interested in further assistance if you’re available🙏
Hi does this also work for wolfdogs? I rescued a 8 month old saarloos wolfdog cross German shepherd. He was petrified of everything he has never had a lead on him so I tried a slip lead and he yanked it out of my hand having a fit. Now he a bit more weary but saarloos are nervous in general. It so sad because he has never been on a walk in his life he missing out on so much he scared of everything. Thankyou Clare ❤
This kind of conditioning approach could take days of several sessions I assume. Then the question is how to walk the do in the interim. Leaving the dog at home without going out would lead to other issues
Depends on the dog and the handler’s confidence/consistency as well. No cutting corners with building trust and confidence. Lots of work, and lots of sacrifices.
I have a Frenchie idk wtf got into him he’s 8 months we used to put a harness on him with no problems now he hates the leash and he bites my fingers every time I try to put a collar on him. It is super frustrating that all of a sudden he’s scared
using this technique to get my frightened chihuahua rescue to put on her harness it is working very well. I can get the harness around her neck, but now she won't let me close the clasp around her tummy what do I do next btw THANK YOU
Success!!! After 2 weeks of using this technique I am able to put her harness on very carefully after 3 weeks I not only can I get her leash on but she lets my husband put it on too. Thank you so much she is happy now when she sees the leash!! Great videos thank you!!
Im having an issue with a big american bully that I train. He allows you to put the harness on, but freaks out the second it clips underneath his belly
my dog has “food aggression” i g gets super aggressive whenever anyone touches her neck area. the groomer put a bow collar on her and now shes uncomfortable and not eating. i want to take it off but she ATTACKS me if i do. she will bite really hard and not just one, like a bunch. i dont know what to do. i dont want her to be like this it hurts my heart. my mom and i have tried gloves, grabbing her with a blanket, and its not working
I just want to thank you for sharing this video. I have a very anxious lab and it has been a hassle. I nearly gave up til I rant into your video. Thank you!
I adopted a chihuahua that was abused. I cannot get a slip leash on him as he gets aggressive trying to bite me. I have been bitten several times drawing blood and I don’t know what to do.
hi i really love and appreciate the way you present your advice. Right now I have a terrier mix living in mybathroom where he has been for three weeks. He came from a hoarding situation and he can't be touched. I have him eating treats from my hand (sometimes, sometimes not) but do not try to touche him or he will fear nip. Everything you read online says to 'wait it out and let them do things at their own time' but I feel like he is just existing in the bathroom. I have made no other progress with him. So I'm gonna go ahead and tempt what you did with the dog in this video. Thanks for doing what you do. ~dt ps- Screw that lady...I loved the F bomb!!
Hey there! This is a great video! My one question is, since it's a slip lead, when the dog panics and starts spinning around and freaking out, it's probably going to tighten around their neck pretty significantly, and there's no way to loosen it without physically adjusting it. Is there a way to do this with dogs that have neck injuries or collapsed tracheas, or can't have that pressure/tightness around their neck?
Nicole E. Don’t close the clasp on the slip lead, or use a dominant dog collar- when they start to spin or panic, give IN to the pressure, don’t pull away, when they stop, adjust for slack and go again. You shouldn’t have trachea issues if you fit it high on the neck
How do i do it with an aggressive frenchie that bites and doesnt stop, choking himself and spinning and trying to bite hands. Hes injured quite a few people now…?
How do i get the leash off. I got it on with lots of bribing with treats, however, to get it off was a nightmare, he did bite me :( . Eventually I did, but he was a hot mess. I am dog sitting for my daughters dog and he is just fearful and aggressive and very small. He loves my big dog so that is a plus. He is a chihuahua.
It sounds clear but my dog starts running away and i must wither pulll it hardor leave her go. I cannot just simply follow.her moves clamly because she is too fast and gains distance.
Im pretty good getting a leash on but it’s getting the leash off that I struggle with. That’s where I have to actually touch the dog and that’s when they will try to bite
@@lumiverse I still struggle with it sometimes but if it’s a slip lead it sometimes falls off of them while they’re in their kennel or have used something like the end of a broom to get under it and off. Otherwise you could try distracting them with treats
I am sure you shouldn’t recommend people get as low down as possible - or even lie down. A nervous dog could attack/bite & you can’t get away quickly! It’s not a good starting point & I think dangerous to suggest people try it. I would hate anyone to be hurt trying to help a fearful dog. 🙏🏻
My dog would rather have people standing straight up than being on his level. That’s what makes him nervous. Which is one reason little kids make him nervous
Will never work with the doggie I rescued she's a husky like a wolf there's no getting any collar or leash on her that's the way it's going to be and i saved her life. She's too fearful
I know this my not be the place but I don't see no other place I could talk to you like instagram or Twitter, etc etc. Are you single and can we become friends?
Good advice you had me listening intently then you dropped the "F" BOMB!!! How unprofessional I hope you don't talk to your clients that way. Thankfully I can find other professional dog training videos!
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I absolutely LOVE your videos and your bluntness in your explanations!
The video was amazing!!! We got a foster rescue a couple of nights ago so we’re not in a hurry to go proper ‘walkies’, but I couldn’t even get a lead on him let alone lead train him. This took around 5 mins of being sat on the floor with treats and a slip lead. He only had a little freak out before coming to me for comfort and treats. We then managed to successfully walk up and down the garden and around house without major breakouts. THANK YOU!!
I’m literally crying watching this video. I have two stray dogs that I’ve been trying to rescue for 2 months now and yesterday I managed to put a leash on one of them and she started to cry and panic so much I was in tears. I felt like the worst person in the world. Eventually, I kept on reassuring her that she is okay. When she calmed down and stopped rolling, I detached the leash. It was emotionally draining but I think with a couple of trials I will be able to rescue them both ❤️
They panic and alligator roll out of fear- you know that everything moving forward is going to help them! Don’t let your emotions dictate a better life for the dog... they simply have no idea they just hit gold!! I promise they will get over it- you don’t have to make it perfect in the moment, just get the dog to safety and you can let them decompress, then try again. ♥️♥️♥️
@@RescueDogTraining thank you so much ❤️ your video really helped me and reassured me that I’m going down the right path. Sending you love and light ❤️
@@RescueDogTraining Hey Koco, I’ve been following you for quite some time, but not as far back as this video. These techniques will be extremely helpful for a dog we’re pulling from the shelter this week. He alligator rolls when trying to leash. I immediately thought of you, and knew you would have a video to help!
This reminds me of how I taught my brother's dog to walk on a leash. Took an hour to walk her one block. But I'd just stand there and let her have her meltdown, then when she calmed I'd take a few steps. It'd happen again, and I'd wait. Eventually, she loved her walks!
Just wanted to come say that I tried a herm-springer with my 9 month old lab who is already huge and reactive and it was life changing, we went for our first walk without a meltdown today and I’m just so relieved and happy, so THANK YOU for what you do!!
Samantha Brinkmann heyyyy!!!! This is such great news!!! Great job at putting in the work!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼♥️lucky pooch!!!
Thanks!
The fearful dog part is the exact issue i am dealing with currently. My rescue dog Byulchi trusts me a lot more than my husband and thats because he is big and has a big voice and also i work with him more. This past week i have succeeded in being able to touch him after a month of adopting him. I have been able to get a leash on him but he is terrified of it and his harness. He absolutely WILL NOT move when the leash is pulled. He only trusts himself and no one else. To him, if i try to get him to come with me he assumes its a trap. Everything is a trap to him. Its really difficult but I am keeping that mentality of 'we've gotta get through this' as my motivation. I will take any tips. Thank you for making this video. This is a topic that is difficult to find on youtube.
Hi, how did it end up going with your dog? I’m in a similar situation here
So far the best and only video that I believe will help with my foster. I've had two weeks and I still have not been able to leash her or get her out of the kennel for the leash to eat. She's fine. Everything's fine until she sees that leash and it's just forget it so this is really helping. This is the best so far and I'm so grateful for this video. I will be trying this tomorrow morning.
OH MY STARS! This is JUST what I needed! My Chihuahua was afraid of EVERYTHING! I now massage all of him and he’s always on me, I STILL CANT pick him up or use a leash. Thank you SO MUCH 😊
Thank youuuuu I’ve been looking this special video for ages you saved my boyfriends dog from being homeless!
Thanks! Getting a dobi from inexperienced temp foster & I sent her this video. I'm starting the long-term foster work, & although I have experience I DON'T have YOUR skills (yet). Thanks for sharing. Let's hope I can rehab this 1 yr old dobi mill pup!
Great video! Just started working with a rescue dog and we are already making progress using these techniques. Thanks!
Hi Koco, I have a foster dog that came from a horrible situation and I am working on helping him overcome his fears and move forward. He is a 3-year-old poodle breed that you cannot touch at all. He bolts like lightning if you try. I have "caught" him a few times with the slip lead and once on the lead, he really enjoys walks. The 3 areas I could really use advice on are:
1. What other techniques can I use to get him to not be fearful of the slip lead if he is not at all food motivated even with high-value treats. (I have been leaving the slip lead on the floor beside his bed which he doesn't mind. But as soon as I pick it up, he shakes and will not take treats)
2. How do you safely take the slip lead off if he cannot be touched at all
3. What techniques can I use to get him to accept touch
Some FYIs - he is not a fear biter - he really likes people - he came from a hoarder situation with 14 other dogs in a home with no human living in - he is not afraid of anything like noises, vacuums etc.....just afraid of human touch. He loves me and comes up and sniffs my face and gets exciting to see me wagging his tail etc. He just will not accept touch.
Any help you can offer I would REALLY appreciate it. I think you are amazing!!
Fantastic video! Thank you once again for sharing your knowledge. It's truly invaluable.
First video I have come across that properly demonstrates how to progress with getting a leash on a fearful dog! I have had my very fearful foster dog for 10 days now and we have been unable to put a harness or a collar on him, so I am going to start training with a slip lead from this point onwards with the methods you have just shown. I know he will not like it, but as you said, he will be stuck for months otherwise! Just need to get through this hurdle with him, thank you! X
The information in this video will help anyone working at a rescue shelter!😃
👍🏽‼️
Thank you so much for your videos. I appreciate how you easily and quickly break it down, present it in an easy to apply manner, and just get to the point. You’re awesome and your tips are helping us train our 5 month old puppy!
Excellent advice. It’s all about patience and baby steps
Thank you for this video but how do I get the leash off? Without losing anything fingers?
very smart and informative thank you very much!
This is so good. Thank you.
Wow it really work thankyou so much
Thank you for the advice🤗
What happens if I am unable to get on the floor.
This was amazing information!! This technique also works for cats (if a cat person or rescuer happens to stumble upon this) Thank You for this informative video!! 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
Thank you for this video.
Love u and ur videos.
Do you have any advice for bathing a dog who has a bite history with past baths? I do muzzle my 110 LB GSD but he is still so stressed and I just want him to know he doesn’t have to be scared to get clean. Also thanks for your videos! It is helping us so much so far. 😃
I know you asked her but i´m just gonna put my 2 cents in here too =)
Do exactly what she did with the leash.
First step can be just leading him into the bathroom. Stay until he relaxes then give him a treat or whatever he values and leave the bathroom.
The next day you have him go into the tub/shower. ( NO WATER) Have him in there til he relaxes. Then treat and take him out.
You see where this is going. Break it down in really small steps. Even go as far as to start feeding him in there.
The more safe he feels and the more he knows this will not hurt him, the less he bites. Make the bathroom a fun and safe place to be.
( This is why i hate people who use water spray bottles to correct their cats. This will only lead to more trauma once the cats needs to take a necessary bath.)
Hope it helps. =) 💕
P.s And let it take the time its need. Leave time in another room =)
@@RoryRulan Great advice Primrose! Thanks.
I would love to try this with my chihuahua but he bites every time we try to put a collar / harness or leash. We tried w the food but he doesn’t fall for that anymore.
I’m really hoping you will respond to this. We adopted an older rescue and had to board him when he got back had had problems with going to put a leash on, he has a harness on and we need to get it off. I’m hoping you can give us some ideas on how to remove it without getting bitten
I have researched a million ways to help my beloved 2 year old Male German Shepard Bruno who I trained since a puppy.
He’s amazing but traumatized with noise phobia from a simple walk at 6 months old. Garbage trucks and trailer hitches are the worst.
He runs away from me in the morning when we need to get him outside. It takes a lot of patience to get him leashed.
Nighttime he’s a whole different dog
My wolf man!
Thank you for this truly best advice on helping Bruno, you’re Amazing!
Do you work privately with clients?
I am interested in further assistance if you’re available🙏
yeaaaa Bruno! I do, I have my training info on my website HandoverRover.com
Hi does this also work for wolfdogs? I rescued a 8 month old saarloos wolfdog cross German shepherd. He was petrified of everything he has never had a lead on him so I tried a slip lead and he yanked it out of my hand having a fit. Now he a bit more weary but saarloos are nervous in general. It so sad because he has never been on a walk in his life he missing out on so much he scared of everything. Thankyou Clare ❤
This kind of conditioning approach could take days of several sessions I assume. Then the question is how to walk the do in the interim. Leaving the dog at home without going out would lead to other issues
Depends on the dog and the handler’s confidence/consistency as well. No cutting corners with building trust and confidence. Lots of work, and lots of sacrifices.
One step at a time.
I have a Frenchie idk wtf got into him he’s 8 months we used to put a harness on him with no problems now he hates the leash and he bites my fingers every time I try to put a collar on him. It is super frustrating that all of a sudden he’s scared
using this technique to get my frightened chihuahua rescue to put on her harness it is working very well. I can get the harness around her neck, but now she won't let me close the clasp around her tummy what do I do next btw THANK YOU
Success!!! After 2 weeks of using this technique I am able to put her harness on very carefully after 3 weeks I not only can I get her leash on but she lets my husband put it on too. Thank you so much she is happy now when she sees the leash!! Great videos thank you!!
Im having an issue with a big american bully that I train. He allows you to put the harness on, but freaks out the second it clips underneath his belly
I have my chiwawa for a month she wont come near me she runs away can i do this
Can I do this in a small space not out in the open. He has a big crate that I can sit inside with him. Can I do all this inside the crate for control.
my dog has “food aggression” i g gets super aggressive whenever anyone touches her neck area. the groomer put a bow collar on her and now shes uncomfortable and not eating. i want to take it off but she ATTACKS me if i do. she will bite really hard and not just one, like a bunch. i dont know what to do. i dont want her to be like this it hurts my heart. my mom and i have tried gloves, grabbing her with a blanket, and its not working
I just want to thank you for sharing this video. I have a very anxious lab and it has been a hassle. I nearly gave up til I rant into your video.
Thank you!
I adopted a chihuahua that was abused. I cannot get a slip leash on him as he gets aggressive trying to bite me. I have been bitten several times drawing blood and I don’t know what to do.
hi i really love and appreciate the way you present your advice. Right now I have a terrier mix living in mybathroom where he has been for three weeks. He came from a hoarding situation and he can't be touched. I have him eating treats from my hand (sometimes, sometimes not) but do not try to touche him or he will fear nip. Everything you read online says to 'wait it out and let them do things at their own time' but I feel like he is just existing in the bathroom. I have made no other progress with him. So I'm gonna go ahead and tempt what you did with the dog in this video. Thanks for doing what you do. ~dt ps- Screw that lady...I loved the F bomb!!
Hey there! This is a great video! My one question is, since it's a slip lead, when the dog panics and starts spinning around and freaking out, it's probably going to tighten around their neck pretty significantly, and there's no way to loosen it without physically adjusting it. Is there a way to do this with dogs that have neck injuries or collapsed tracheas, or can't have that pressure/tightness around their neck?
Nicole E. Don’t close the clasp on the slip lead, or use a dominant dog collar- when they start to spin or panic, give IN to the pressure, don’t pull away, when they stop, adjust for slack and go again. You shouldn’t have trachea issues if you fit it high on the neck
@@RescueDogTrainingThank you so much for the reply, I really appreciate it!
When my dog is finished panicking he starts to bit the line. How do I stop this behaviour?
How do i do it with an aggressive frenchie that bites and doesnt stop, choking himself and spinning and trying to bite hands. Hes injured quite a few people now…?
How do i get the leash off. I got it on with lots of bribing with treats, however, to get it off was a nightmare, he did bite me :( . Eventually I did, but he was a hot mess. I am dog sitting for my daughters dog and he is just fearful and aggressive and very small. He loves my big dog so that is a plus. He is a chihuahua.
Little dogs: 1.garden gloves 2.take the bite 3.practice TONS of counter conditioning with the dogs daily food👍🏼
Amazing 🎉❤
Beautiful dog. What is she or he ?
It sounds clear but my dog starts running away and i must wither pulll it hardor leave her go. I cannot just simply follow.her moves clamly because she is too fast and gains distance.
Maam can you pls help me i m from india.. same issue is with my dog
I been struggling with my dog to put a collar on even get her in a taxi Keetle for transportation she's so fearful
Im pretty good getting a leash on but it’s getting the leash off that I struggle with. That’s where I have to actually touch the dog and that’s when they will try to bite
@@lumiverse getting the leash on?
@@lumiverse I still struggle with it sometimes but if it’s a slip lead it sometimes falls off of them while they’re in their kennel or have used something like the end of a broom to get under it and off. Otherwise you could try distracting them with treats
How the heck am i gonna tie my dog if she not trained and starts to bite me when i hold the leash
I try to give treats and i got lots of marks already
I am sure you shouldn’t recommend people get as low down as possible - or even lie down. A nervous dog could attack/bite & you can’t get away quickly! It’s not a good starting point & I think dangerous to suggest people try it. I would hate anyone to be hurt trying to help a fearful dog. 🙏🏻
My rescue growls and gets snippy...that was my first thought too
Also a lot of dogs will attack if you are on their level and that leaves you at a disadvantage
Yes if I get eye level with my puppy he will bite my face. 😢
Took 9 months to get a leash on my dog to get collar on. Now over a year still can't get a leash on. We really want to walk her.
What if my dog isn’t food motivated
My friend is on the way to trap a dog in the desert who was abandoned there. Just sent this to her. Thank you.
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My dog would rather have people standing straight up than being on his level. That’s what makes him nervous. Which is one reason little kids make him nervous
It would be more helpful if you showed this with a fearful dog at least it would to me
My dog literally hates removing his leash now he's moving inside my house with leashes on
Did she say the "eff" word, or did I misunderstand? 😄
You did not misunderstand
Will never work with the doggie I rescued she's a husky like a wolf there's no getting any collar or leash on her that's the way it's going to be and i saved her life. She's too fearful
I know this my not be the place but I don't see no other place I could talk to you like instagram or Twitter, etc etc. Are you single and can we become friends?
Bruh
Wow you are beautiful
Good advice you had me listening intently then you dropped the "F" BOMB!!! How unprofessional I hope you don't talk to your clients that way. Thankfully I can find other professional dog training videos!
Oh grow up
@@pambie7222 Lol People with low IQ's who lack the ability to communicate use foul language!! Good Luck!
I liked her more because of the Fbomb!