How to train DROP IT
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- How to teach your dog to drop what he has on a verbal cue.
Does your dog not know to let go of a toy when you ask him to? Would you like to be able to tell your dog to drop your socks? This tutorial goes over how to condition the cue drop it. I suggest to work on teaching the cue drop it in training sessions for 2 weeks before expecting your dog to listen to you to drop something outside of a training session. I learned this method of training Drop It from Kate Palese.
I have two other tutorials on how to teach your dog to drop things. One is a longer more in depth tutorial than this one. And the other shows how you can teach a dog to drop things like food or trash.
How to train a dog to drop it using a chew stick:
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Here is a longer version of the tutorial on how to teach drop it:
• Teach your dog to DROP...
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These videos are so helpful. I'm about to get my first puppy, and there is a lot of confusing information out there about so-called "dog whisperers" but your training feels intuitively so right on. Thank you for helping the animal-human relationship!
Well, I suggest always going with your gut, you will learn to know your dog the best, and if something seems not right go with that feeling.
GREAT tutorial! I always appreciate that you give instructions that apply to "what if" my dog does... I got a kick out of Halo going to the treat hand and then sitting. Funny little puppy.
Thank you! your videos are always really helpful and straight to the point. Thank you for helping me train my dog.
I love your videos they truly have helped me and my dogs relationship. He listens so much better!
This work for my dog Teddy and I. Great and thanks for the video 🙂
Oh thats so awesome! Well done!
Thank you for this tutorial, this is one of the most important commands I can think of to train, and you made teaching the behavior easy.
Fantastic tutorial as always. Thanks very much. Absolutely love what you do. Thanks
thanks so much :)
Awesome tutorial. I know what I'll be doing in today's training session. Thanks!
Thanks! Glad to hear!
You are very good in Multitasking !
*So cool we help animals to*
Excellent advice
Just here to see if this is sometimes difficult with some dogs. My dog literally picked up “drop it” coming back fetching the ball. I would say maybe she’s just really smart, but this dog started barking at a new outdoor fake plant I bought yesterday and the rubber ducky chlorine dispenser 😂
Love your videos x
These dogs are so much cute 😊😊😊👌👌👌
Thanks! I think so too!
Thank you 🌷🌼🦋
Hi Alicia! Thank you for your support. Can you write to me at dogmanticsstore@gmail.com about the membership :) (youtube keeps all the info private so I dont have a way of writing to members unless they contact me)
Halo is a joy to watch. I love his tail.
Do you always have a clicker handy, or is some of his training only praise or a treat?
In training sessions I have it handy. But dont use it for a lot of freestyle stuff.
This method works fine with our dogs.
What I have learnt over the years:
The longer you hold on to a tug toy,
the more difficult it becomes to let go for the dog.
I am talking about enthusiastic tuggers.
Yes! And the opposite for dogs with not that much interest in tug- the more you work on drop it the less they will want to tug so you have to get them to tug more.
It's be interesting to see what you train week by week with your puppy, maybe you could make a vid using clips you've filmed so far
Ah, but it's tricky because when I make a tutorial I know I can show all the steps with him. So you see the behavior when he is just at the point of understanding the final step. This video is from around 2 weeks ago too. I still have some footage of when I first got him, that I plan to make into tutorials but its just me training him, because I didnt want to ruin my training because he wasnt used to me talking to the camera or stopping to explain stuff.
How long each session should last? How many sessions a day or a week? Thanks❤️
OH BOY! I just made a video on that!!!! ruclips.net/video/Wn9qtqlZguY/видео.html It depends on the dog how many a day or week and what you are working on.
Awesome tutorial! How would you teach dog to drop without you holding the toy? Like when retrieving in fetch.
arrrggh I've been practising this but not had much success when applying to real life. I now realise my timing is off and my dog is now doing a slow drop when it comes to stuff she shouldn't have. Fingerscrossed I can go back a stage and get the drop cue in before the hand.
Hello Alison 👋….How are you doing?
My 1 year old Tervuren has a very short attention span and gets distracted super easily. It is incredibly difficult to train him because of this. Is there a good exercise I can do with him to improve this, or is it just a matter of waiting for him to mature a bit?
This exercise - ruclips.net/video/2-ezmzKZ8kM/видео.html Basically you do this game a lot at home, the dog starts to see the bowl as the number one distraction, then you bring the bowl places and when you put it down most dogs will stop being distracted by everything and focus their attention on the bowl they are anticipating being released to.
Thanks for the video, this was really helpful :). May I ask what breed your dog is?
Australian Shepherd or Miniature Australian Shepherd. I also have a mini aussie pup
Awesome tutorial! However, my dog is having a hard time with this cos when he sees the treat, he ignores the toy no matter how I try to make it exciting. I think he thinks we're doing the "stop puppy biting" training where I wave clothes and distractions in front of him and I give him treat when he ignores them. He's very food motivated so even if I try it with a chew treat, he stops getting the chew and just looks into my eyes waiting for me to give him a treat. Haha. What do u think I should do to teach him to drop? 😁
Yeah it takes some time. have the treat on a counter near you that the dog forgets about, get the dog invested in tugging, then say drop and get the treat from the counter. You can also practice the game where you play tug with one toy in your left hand, make it go still, then jiggle an identical toy in your right hand and then switch
Great question, I'm having the same issue, and was also wondering about the same thing!
@@kikopup i tried putting the treats on the counter and it works better! We play fetch and sometimes tugging with the toy, and he drops more frequently now even if I'm not holding the treat yet. :) thanks a lot! ❤️
I’m not sure what this trick is called so I’m gonna try to explain it as best as I can-
Can you make a video on how to train your dog to go between your legs and look down when you look down
Sorry if that doesn’t make sense
Darn, you know I just made that video for the Kikopup Members monthly video. Email me at dogmanticsstore@gmail.com and I can explain what to do.
Hi - this video is very helpful. My dog drops the tug you now, but she wouldn't drop the bully sticks. Forget about drop , she wouldn't let me come close to her, as soon as I do, she tries to run away a little bit far. I tried to show her treats and place it near her mouth, but she won't drop the bully stick. How do I teach to drop something that is precious for her ? Thank you for all the help.
I suggest hiring a professional trainer to help with the training if you think the dog is guarding or might bite you. But here is a video of training a puppy ruclips.net/video/sMNup72dGyA/видео.html
Great video. I've been doing this with my 10 week pup for a week and he's perfect. But as soon as I try it when he picks up a twig in the garden, he won't do it. How to do I transition to more difficult stuff outside?. Many thanks for such good tutorials.
Practice with larger sticks inside and in the back yard, you can also work on fetch. And when he gets something you can say drop, show a toy and run the other way.
Great video, Can you please tell me the brand of your treat bag?
I refuse to sponsor products on my channel, because I want to have an honest opinion about things publicly and not have to play pretend if something isn't so great. I love my treat bag its from doggonegood. www.amazon.com/Rewards-Deluxe-Training-Doggone-Good/dp/B00BYFB8Q0/ref=sr_1_6?crid=2208OZLYZIO42&keywords=doggone+good+rapid+rewards+pouch&qid=1565063556&s=gateway&sprefix=doggon%2Caps%2C202&sr=8-6
Thank you for sharing about the treat bag. I had the same question. I have have 2 treat bags and none are convenient because the bottom is not flat, just a
Single sim and last treats, especially soft one are difficult to get quickly. I was about to buy a pouch that mountain climbers use for « magnésie » powder for their hands. Good day.
@@kikopup I was watching your video and loved how easily you got the treats from it and its a decent size thank you so much for the link I will order one :)
I use mine every day for years, and the reason I like it the best is it doesnt have a metal hinge, it works with a magnet. Also they are well made so I toss mine in the washing machine and dryer and it comes out perfect.
My pup knows the drop it command and will do it while playing when she knows I’ll throw it for her or we keep playing tug but would not drop something she knows she is not supposed to have. She will try to get attention and pick something she shouldn’t and run off with it so I have to chase her. I stopped giving into that because I don’t want her to think that game works. I tried ignoring her , I tried really high value treats she usually does anything for, tried to exchange for a toy...nothing seems to work. Any suggestions would be so helpful
I suggest teaching Fetch - ruclips.net/video/7Nm4goEuBt4/видео.html and then work on it with many different items. You can also work on dropping different types of things including food items.
I don't know how old your puppy is, but our 14 week old puppy lives in our kitchen (behind a baby gate) where she can't find things to steal. When we take her to other parts of the house she is on a leash. Since she is never able to play "keep away" with us she willingly drops most things (for a treat).
She is an 7mo old Australian Shepherd. Her energy is endless. We also have gates and put anything away as good as we can but she learned to open closets and drawers. Most of the time she will leave it alone but when she wants attention she will find new ways all the time. I love her to death and play with her, train her, walk and run with her but she is like a Duracell bunny that always demands action
@@franziskafalk4470 Bless her! That's a really tough age...and an energetic breed! I think the suggestion Emily made was really clever, and I guess managing her environment as well as you can will also help. Hang in there!
@@franziskafalk4470 Also this can be of great value
ruclips.net/video/wesm2OpE_2c/видео.html
What frisbee do you use here?
Any tips on how to stop your puppy from eating her own and the older dogs food?
ruclips.net/video/6jYfKK17ZBs/видео.html Teach leave it from that dog when the dog is eating. Have the puppy on leash so if he does dart away at meal time he wont go and bother your other dog.
Next lesson: how to beatbox to your puppy :D (2:03)
Yeah! I try not to do that in tutorials but its a habit.
Can you tell me where you got the frisbee? Thank you
I think it is chuckit paraflight disc on amazon !
My dog is generally good with the drop command but will not drop stuff when she's outside. Instead she's learned to eat it as fast as possible and turn around to ignore me whenever I offer her the treat. I'm giving her really high value stuff and occasionally she does go for it, but she'll always immediately try to go back for the stick or peach pit or whatever else she was trying to eat unless I pull her away to get done distance. I've been training her a couple months now and honestly not getting very good results. Please halp :(
Email me at dogmanticstore@gmail.com and I can give you a video that is not on youtube.
My dog Can do sit, down, lay, play dead, take it, drop it, speak! He’s a Merle Chihuahua. He’s grey, white and has tan legs and face and black spots! Check him out!
😂
Duuuude what kind of dog is that
her hair changed
Awesome, great vid