THIS IS EXACTLY WHY YOUR DOG WON'T LISTEN TO YOU!
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Your dog won't listen to you or your commands when training your dog? In this dog training video, Tom Davis goes over the exact reason your dog won't listen! Many dog owners make these mistakes that can make training your dog frustrating.
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Full video? Cannot get this.
@@kristinschofield5523 u need to click the link and it's a paid service
This content will help so many dog owners,so greatfull for your channel!Cheers!
At what age can you start training a dog? Can you train a puppy or you should wait X months?
Already pay for srvice
Love watching you train! There's a lot of trainers, and info out there, but you are by far the best in my opinion! Wish I lived closer so I could do in person classes with my pup.
Thanks so much 🤍🙏🏻
Agree
Me too! Wish we could just rent Tom out to come live with us💕lol
I swear I could watch Lakota all day. She’s so freaking smart and you guys have an amazing bond. I’m a broken record at this point, but I always learn something new or am reminded of things I need to work on with every upload. Love the videos man!
Always appreciate it
Anyone else just love watching Lakota work? Need a video just on her working, so entertaining to watch 😍 #TeamLakota 😂
I love this video! Everyone always asks me what I mean by "meeting my dogs halfway," and this is exactly it! When you ask too much, your dog is almost guaranteed to fail, so we have to do our best to meet them where they are to help get to where we want them to be
This is what I have been missing for the last 6 months. We need more detailed instructions like this. PLEASE! Thanks.
I love Lakota so much. She's so beautiful and by gosh is she driven! Every time I see her heeling she's all eyes on you and it's such a joy to see!
“I feel like I’m doing dance” 😆 my mom and I always say you and Koaks together look like a highly trained dancing partnership 🥰
Ok, now you're just showing off with Lakota!! 🤣🤣 Great tips!!
Arthur is such a handsome pup! He’s cute and happy. Love watching him prance around. Thanks so much for teaching and sharing!
Man, this is *SUPER* useful, and so clear and straightforward!
Also *LOVED* the showcase with Lakota. Y'all were so in sync and it was beautiful to watch. That "Rewind" command, in particular, was slick as all hail!! 😁👌👌👌👏
I am SOOO going to use this "Heel" technique with my students! I'm always looking for different ways to teach these basic obedience cues.
Glad it helps!
@@tomdavisofficial I find that so many people want instant results. I have to remind them that they can only teach their dogs as fast as their dogs can learn. I especially like how you return to your dog to release him from "Stay"; I always teach this. I'm going to "steal" your reason why - to reward while they are still "staying". BTW - I also "stole" your "Break" and added it to my list of release words I suggest to my students.
This was extremely helpful! Thank you for sharing how important it is to set your dog up for success and train fairly. SBK is gorgeous and smart as always and just wanted a more difficult perch to show off her athleticism!
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I really enjoy your calmness and patience with the dogs!!! You really explain the what and why well, too. But I must admit, I almost did not watch your videos when RUclips first threw one at me.....MY bad.....I judged your book by its cover and nearly avoided you because of tatoos and pitbulls. Says far more about ME than anyone!!! Glad I watched. You do have a gift!!! As I have come to realize in recent years, everything I ever needed to know in life, I learned from my dog!!! And my dog would have known instantly that you're friend material because he was not taught the prejudices that I have carried and now wisely set aside.
I'm nearly 60, female, raised Catholic and pretty much live under a rock in case anyone reads this and wonders about my background.
Omg! I have a 6 year old apbt and he had some basic commands he’d listen to but keeping his attention was hard. And ever since I started watching your videos and working more with him he’s loving every minute of it and things have gotten so much smoother with us ! ❤
I've watched alot of dog trainers and Tom is the most realistic and likable guy I've seen. Very realistic outcomes even with negative experiences.
Thanks so much!
This is one of the best dog training videos!
Just started to watch all your videos. I put my service dog Raven to rest on 5/23/22 she was a Doberman. We did a board and train from the breeder we got her from and she came to us at 7 mounts. We did the rest of the training our self until she was put to rest at 7 years old. I cant tell you how watching all your videos helped us cope with the loss and also learned a lot of new techniques that we will use when we get our new pup the end of July. Thanks George and Stacy
Tom is very good at breaking instructions down into small increments so people can understand.
I have recently decided to volunteer at my local animal shelter. I have been watching your videos and I find A LOT of very useful information. I am using your techniques and find they work! Thank you for your videos, any comments or input from you is well appreciated.
Now, I see where I am failing! Thank you!
:)! Thanks so much for watching!
Everyone needs to stop what they are doing and watch and share this !!
Always so useful - getting ready to self train a new service pup for wheelchair work, physical service, walking mobility support, and psychological service and I find that going back to remind myself of the very basics always reinforces to me how to communicate and share with them what h want.
Tom this is great! I personally have been watching a ton of your videos and working with my German Shepards. But my daughter wants to try and work with them as well and she is 13 and couldnt follow what I was trying to tell her from your videos! This is perfect for her to watch! Thank you for what you do! Keep up the amazing work!!
Arthur is adorable!!!
Can you show us how you taught Lakota to do reverse? I'm so impressed with her training and I love how much she loves you.
Would love to see this as well
Sounds like something that will work with my GSD! Thanks
Omg Lakota is amazing! I need to learn how to gain patience with my new puppy
I really appreciated this video. I love your other videos but as someone who has a hard time understanding how to break down these training techniques, this was awesome. Thank you so much for all your work. From someone with a reactive Aussie. 😩
This pup is so adorable. Especially the way his little legs kind of split out as he walks by you. :)
Not sure how long ago this vid was but!, My dog is 9. I love teaching her new things. She is an excellent Service Dog!. I ALWAYS learn , myself, something new. My Dutch is a Czechoslovakian. I know NOOOOOO Czech. She listens to Spanish as I speak it lol. I guess, besides loving this vid I shared " Old dogs can learn new tricks! ". TY!
I have a BIG issue: I’m the “grandma”(with a pool) of my daughter’s 8 year lab. So coming to my house has always been a great treat. Well, we sabotaged ourselves because now when he comes for a week at a time (when she travels for work), he is in hyper-expectation drive…thinking every time I even move (like getting up from the sofa) he goes crazy; barking, spinning, etc. The nuisance barking is constant, and he is in such a frenzied state of mind he seems immune to me correcting him. How do we hit the reset button? And have you done a video about nuisance barking? Thank you!!!
As you’re aware, a lab has lots of mental and physical energy. He needs outlets but show the dog that it’s on your terms. When he manages to calm down for a few seconds THEN reward that with a game of tug or fetch. If he likes food, do short sessions where he gets a treat for sitting or lying still for a second, then building longer. Show him that only being quiet gets him rewarded and that there’s more to Grandma than the pool. Dogs do what’s rewarding, once you show him in small steps that he’ll only get that when he’s quiet, (if your reward timing is good) the dog will understand, and you’ll be able to burn his energy and get a calmer pup. Hang in there and good luck!
I have a 4 month old border terrier mix that I got about 3 weeks ago.. I started training right away (not that I really know what I’m doing- I only have your videos lol ) she picks things up super quickly & does so well…. At home, her and I. The rest of the family gets home and it’s harder .. take her somewhere else- my moms for example (we walk our dogs together in her area sometimes) and it’s all out the window. The entire walk she’s trying to pull, her nose to the ground, or she’s distracted with something in a different direction. I’ve had her in different areas, hearing different sounds, etc to try and desensitize her a bit - but it just seems like if we’re in a different environment, or there’s others around- she doesn’t pay attention to me at all. I dk what I’m doing wrong. The neighbor came over earlier to play with my son- who she knows & loves- but we were in the middle of somthing so I tried to tell her to stay & she just zoomed off to him! She also kept jumping up on him (she’s very tiny, & it seems like because she’s so tiny others think it’s fine for her to do so but I don’t want that habit) I told her down, tried leave it, I popped the leash- it just seemed like it didn’t matter what I did., just like on the mini walk at my moms house earlier. I told her look at me- she ignored it. She even tried it pulling with the slip lead on , while trying to turn and bite the side of it (which she never does ) until she was gagging . Everyone in my life acts as if I’m ridiculous for wanting to train my dog- I just want her happy & healthy.. it’s very difficult when she’s around others to keep her focus & still listening, and extremely frustrating when the others are mocking me for wanting her to listen. They (husband, mother) seem to think you just let a dog me- and follow what they want. My mom basically runs behind her dog begging her to listen, OR- holds her like a baby& treats her like one, she don’t even correct her when she tries to bite people! I don’t want the bad behavior rubbing off- and I don’t know what to do
Guess I just needed to vent
I don’t except anyone to actually respond to this 😂
Nice to see the incremental breakdown. Thank you, Tom!
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Will be trying all of the above on my Border Collie Max. Thank you!
REALLY helpful. Increments are the way to go.
Fabulous watching happy dog Lakota.
The end was so awesome
Teaching my dog a break (I use “okay”) command for every task I ask her to do was a game changer and just makes so much sense. Thank you, Tom! Great job.
I have a dog completely unmotivated by food - this dog was just obsessed with the food supply - what is your advice for dog's like mine
I grew up with a Dal ❤❤
I'm learning SO MUCH from you! Fortunately I have a smart dog. I watched your video on reactivity and I'm looking forward to implementing those things when my training leash arrives. In the meantime we're working on your methods for teaching heal. Jack is a fast learner. I'm doing short training sessions throughout the day, indoors for now. I just adopted Jack yesterday but I've been watching your videos for a while. Thank you for what you do!
Am john mwasaru from kenya L like your training brother
So BLESSED to have found your channel! Ty so much for sharing your talent with us! 😍
Awesome. Going to put this into work with my GSD. Thanks!
Arthur is such a happy pup. Good Boy!
Hi I love this I have a 6 month old dalmation it's awesome watching this
Love watching you and Lakota. Lovely relationship. Thanks .
Love watching you work with your dog.
Amaze! It was fun to see Lakota work! I want my pup to do that! Lol
My Texas Heeler puppy has zero idea how to heel. She jumps up in the air, hops up, and is generally hyper while being at my side. When I put a slip lead on her, she spins and spins around until it is so coiled that I have to uncoil it for a while. She gets plenty of exercise everyday, but the leash walking is our difficult area, but we’ll get there
Once a dog masters the place command on different items, my trainer has us bring something with our scent (typically owners clothing) and teaches the dog to place on it. One of her clients pups ran off on a hike so she left her jacket by the trail and found the dog on the jacket the next day!
Tom, you're awesome, but let's face it, Lakota is AWESOME! I'm her biggest fan.
500k coming soon!
Love the great balance between reinforcement and punishment. Makes it more realistic than giving them treats for every little thing. Real question Tom, what do I gotta do to come learn and work for you?
Always the best nuggets that I will be using to “ tune up” for my golden who takes longer than most to learn and retain his basics.
Kota looks like my pup Shay 😍 love your training videos, thank-you!
Seriously! That is outstanding 👏
I could watch you and Lakota demo how things are done all day long. She’s too sweet!
Can you do a video on how to stop a dog barking/growling (inside) at home at random stimuli, often people talking and walking or dogs walking by? They often don’t see them, just hear them. My dog seems to get nervous. I’ve tried reinforcing good behaviors by doing verbal rewards but it’s hard to get her out of the alert state.
Arthur biting the leash @1:13 is the most Dalmatian behavior I've seen him do. My girl is a total nut and does it often 😄
Total BADASS!!!!
I've got a 18 month old mastiff!!! He knows how to walk on his lead nicely but everywhere smells so much better than listening to me does! Am at a loss for what to do! Prong collar in on order but am unsure it will help!!!
Hey Tom you should make a discord server for dog owners to help each other and to get notifications for your new videos
I noticed the e-collar as well. when do you incorporate the e-collar in the training with treats when teaching a command?
Like these last few video formats working with a few dogs on different issues or obedience 👍
Thanks for the feedback, Ryan.
Love watching Kota work! I have been wanting to start working on the moving place to place now that we have the singular down. Your videos are always so helpful! Thank you for doing what you do ❤
Thanks for watching!
Q/ Which is the "break" command - "OK" or "break" or both - and why use 2 words at all? Then later no "OK," just "break".
I'm trying to figure out a consistent way to give commands. So if I have the dog on "sit" and I want to transition to go to a different spot, would I give "break" to release from sit or just go straight to the next command with no release? If I say "break" then he's on his own until I give the next command, and I might not want him to move on his own when I am about to give a new command of where to go.
I would love some more videos of how you trained Lakota. You already have so many good videos on the basic and fundamentals of training your dog. But it would be very interesting to see how you take that extra step.
Love this. It's working well with my 9 month old Bernedoodle. If when given the break command my dog Jackson wants to stay on his place, should I break myself & then come back to continue training? He still might be on his mat or he may have gotten off.
Thanks
Thank you!
I don’t know which is more amazing. You or your dog!!
This is exactly what I was doing wrong! I was turning around after I was telling her to stay. I’m going to try this out now for sure thanks!! 🙂
You and your dog are amazing 🤩
Ur the best 💪🏻
Perfect! I need to teach my rescue these! Thank You for teaching me how!
Hope this helps!!
@@tomdavisofficial thank you!
thank you! it's beautiful
So much fun! My Dane insists we do drills like this every night (the hour of the day she's awake other than our walk) I love it! Now she will do all those commands anywhere no matter what is going on 😇
it's always a treat watching these
One of my dogs is not food or toy motivated😕 Would love to see a dog with his issues. He's good inside, outside is an entirely different issue. But works with the others! Great advise!
Love this!
Thank you 🙏🏻💙🐶🐾
Gonna try this with my 9 week old GSD I was doing the stay and come, so I'll try your way tomorrow, thanks for sharing.
This is great basics for stay! Thankyou!
Thank you for that amazing video I'm going to start working with my new pup
You are seriously the best!! So grateful for these videos. THANK YOU!
im always learning something new from you. thank you
Thank you for all your training videos ❤❤
Thank u so much it help me to understand this I will definitely do that 8 second challenge if I can find u
Very good info. I enjoy your videos and have been tuning in for 2.5 years.
I’m trying this for my Ginger! She’s 6 and we adopted her almost a year ago and training has been a challenge because she doesn’t like to listen some times but I’m trying to learn ways to train better!
Dude...come to Terre Haute, Indiana lol. Yeah right. You are the best. Keep on man. Look forward to more video's
My dog knows basic obedience. But walking in public or around other dogs , even if he sees a dog across the street it’s difficult to control him. My fiancé and I started watching your videos and are training him every day building a better relationship and hopefully soon we can take him out places.
Inspiring!! Reinforce and reward and keep at it! Thank you!
@upstate canine academy
I'm curious. Why are you teaching 'stay'? Maybe it's because I train for service work but when I teach down, I expect that to be held until released. Same with sit, place, etc. I do teach wait but reserve that for blind corners or if we're in a situation where there's only enough room for one at a time. Or from time to time I may need to get a dog to stop and remain in palace while walking and await recall. But I feel telling them down stay is telling them down but you only have to hold that if you want to unless I tell you stay.
Actual curious question. I'd love to see an answer on this.
Fancy footwork!
Love this. My dog was trained but then two weeks out of training I fractured my knee and couldn’t walk or work with him consistently. He knows the commands but needs reinforcement. I’m trying to get him back to where he was so I can easily walk him. Figured starting at the beginning for would be a good refresher for us both.
Hey man I decided to go to school for dog training and I enjoy all your videos thank you so much!
So happy to have found your channel! This is good stuff! Thank you
Baby step lead to big changes! Simple and effective, love your approach to making dog’s lives better!