I hope that lady gets Storm a dog friend ..... another dog in the home. It looks/sounds like he need more dog interaction time.... I did that for my energetic pup (at the time). He just needed another dog to have around/play with/'communicate' with on a daily basis!
Hey, got your channel randomly suggested. Quality content and nice insight in your training style and method. I was wondering how would you deal with a hypersocial dog that fixates or stalks on other dogs mostly coming in the opposing direction? Leash pops seems to fire him up
Hey thanks so much! What kind of dog? Do they have something they can fixate on more? For Example: if it's a Border Collie, GSD, or Terrier, SOMETIMES their ball drive is stronger than their social drive and you can tempt them with the reward long enough to get past the other dog. Sometimes when the dog is young and crazy the best thing to do is walk them over to the side and work on a sit or down. Sometimes Ecollar is better or air can works as a corrective. Leash pop often will over stimulate as it's not the right Type of pressure and leads to more agitation. You can always book a behaviour consult here for us to go over it in-depth. Espically if you have video of the behaviour. Here's a link: api.leadconnectorhq.com/widget/bookings/behaviourconsult1x
@@doggettstyledogtraining thank you for replying. I have a 2 year old intact labrador probably mixed with a collie. His food drive is very high but i have to pull out a serious reward to break off his attention when fixating. When he goes in stalking mode inside turns somewhat break him of but he counters them. What i found some success with that also lowered his reactivity is if i apply directional pressure to the side and recall him or if we are passing by to reward him verbally when he is still moving but still half focusing on the other dog ( i know its not 100% correct but i find this is the first step to bridge the gap)
Awesome video , wish l lived near you would be great too help me with my 12 mth old Rottweiller . she pulls like a train and can be reactive with some dogs not all . she also gets way too excited at visitors we have her on a leash when we get visitors just finding it hard too calm her for the first 5 minutes or so . l am teaching her place .. we are getting there slowly . Looking forward too watching part 2..
Hey thanks so much! I'm glad it helped. You can always check out my online courses or book a free consult to discuss 1:1 online coaching. www.doggettstyle.com to check that out
@@doggettstyledogtraining thanks for your reply l will check out your courses , l am in Australia so not sure of time difference either for a consult though ..
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I hope that lady gets Storm a dog friend ..... another dog in the home. It looks/sounds like he need more dog interaction time.... I did that for my energetic pup (at the time). He just needed another dog to have around/play with/'communicate' with on a daily basis!
Hey, got your channel randomly suggested. Quality content and nice insight in your training style and method.
I was wondering how would you deal with a hypersocial dog that fixates or stalks on other dogs mostly coming in the opposing direction? Leash pops seems to fire him up
Hey thanks so much! What kind of dog? Do they have something they can fixate on more? For Example: if it's a Border Collie, GSD, or Terrier, SOMETIMES their ball drive is stronger than their social drive and you can tempt them with the reward long enough to get past the other dog. Sometimes when the dog is young and crazy the best thing to do is walk them over to the side and work on a sit or down. Sometimes Ecollar is better or air can works as a corrective. Leash pop often will over stimulate as it's not the right Type of pressure and leads to more agitation. You can always book a behaviour consult here for us to go over it in-depth. Espically if you have video of the behaviour. Here's a link: api.leadconnectorhq.com/widget/bookings/behaviourconsult1x
@@doggettstyledogtraining thank you for replying. I have a 2 year old intact labrador probably mixed with a collie. His food drive is very high but i have to pull out a serious reward to break off his attention when fixating. When he goes in stalking mode inside turns somewhat break him of but he counters them.
What i found some success with that also lowered his reactivity is if i apply directional pressure to the side and recall him or if we are passing by to reward him verbally when he is still moving but still half focusing on the other dog ( i know its not 100% correct but i find this is the first step to bridge the gap)
Awesome video , wish l lived near you would be great too help me with my 12 mth old Rottweiller . she pulls like a train and can be reactive with some dogs not all . she also gets way too excited at visitors we have her on a leash when we get visitors just finding it hard too calm her for the first 5 minutes or so . l am teaching her place .. we are getting there slowly . Looking forward too watching part 2..
Hey thanks so much! I'm glad it helped. You can always check out my online courses or book a free consult to discuss 1:1 online coaching. www.doggettstyle.com to check that out
@@doggettstyledogtraining thanks for your reply l will check out your courses , l am in Australia so not sure of time difference either for a consult though ..
Why do you have your dog out there? It looks like he’s reactive at the dong.
… because this dog is Dog reactive and the owner wants him to not be