@@BDTraining I want him to steamroll me lol such a beautiful dog. Do u have any videos sharing your dog history? Also since Charles is being dubbed king it would be kinda funny for you to do a short random clip dubbing him king just to mix things up lol. I really appreciate your channel.
Witnessed a little black dog just like this at the dog park. She was being very rough - crashing in to other dogs and such, until a German Shepard with the same energy corrected her. She backed off. The Shepard went back to playing nice with the other dogs. But when she'd come back he'd stand between her and the other dogs. She was not welcome in the pack until she calmed down. When she played nice she was accepted. This took about 15 minutes. It was amazing.
At 2:35, after she's been super crazy with him, Prince gives a huge yawn and then starts sniffing the ground, which I learned somewhere is a stress release behavior done by the dog that wants to cool things down. And she stops! Literally sits and waits for him. She reminds me of a dog I wish I could rescue, that has been at the local shelter for most of her young life now, and you're right, she was returned once. I think she's basically a good dog but just doesn't know anything. (Anyway, both of my cats would LOATHE having a high-energy clueless dog in the house.)
Shame that you can’t adopt it. But I’m sure your cats would be fine. They’d swap the hyper puppy one or twi times on the snout when it gets too much and this will be it. But proper introduction would be important
She’s a pretty little dog. Love her little white “toe socks” - so cute. Hopefully even getting past puppyhood will help with some of that nervous energy too. Always so fascinating to watch.
The yawn and head shake by Prince at @02:34 subtlety says so much to make her chill out for a few seconds. Really enjoy watching these small pieces of body language
shes the type of dog that would get really hurt from an aggressive dog, hoping with some work she’ll get better. props to the owner for working on this!
@@pokeybear1274 I can’t even imagine. I have a American Bully (show quality) and the dog is the laziest breed I have ever owned, to the point where I wonder if something is wrong with my mellow dog.
@@pokeybear1274 my favorite part was when the dog randomly jumped into the pond and the trainer said “this dog has never been in Water before”. The narration on this one was cracking me up
Prince is just such a great dog! I absolutely love how sweet your big boy is! The way he plays is something I hope he does his whole life! Even when he's old and gray, I picture him doing those play bows! I also absolutely love the butt touch/collar grab portion of this video. That got the message through to her so well! It's hard with dogs like this that are just overloaded with energy! She seemingly never gets tired! That dog requires a lot of exercise for sure!!
This dog is an exact duplicate of mine, they could be related. She had a lot of the same behaviors but lots of training and getting older (28 months old) has helped calm her down. I'm still working with her on leash reaction but she's getting better. I do like these training videos, I learn so much.
I've learned so much from your videos. I have an insanely energetic Schip pup that routinely "loses her mind". She's 18 months now and turning into a better dog than I ever imagined she'd be. It took a whole lot of work on my part, and your videos gave me the tools so that work was effective. Thank you so much!
Joel, to me you are by far the best dog trainer on youtube. Simply for the reason that you really understand dogs and read them indiviually and not just based on what you read somewhere (many dog trainers nowadays just say a certain move means something as "science" says while in fact it can mean many different things based on the situation and dog and you just do it perfectly) and you don't just use one method but adjust depending on the dog you're dealing with. THAT to me is perfection because someone who says that "their" method is the one and only has lost as each dog needs a different approach just as you do. I work similar to you, also have helped worse case dogs though I stoped with dog training as I'm in Germany and the mainstream positive only (trust "the" science) people are madly insane here. I can barely walk my own dogs without getting ridiculed by some crazy leftist woman (I'm female myself btw) they yell at me for torturing my dogs simply for having them walk calm and nicely at my side while passing her with her highly reactive barking mini dog. My dogs are big and would be a danger to society if I would let them do whatever. Or beware those folks seeing me using a soft leash correction or let alone a butt flip, they freak out. I love my dogs dearly, I would never harm them and want them to have the best life possible which is why I train them properly and have them behaved and calm as this ist the only way to let them enjoy life off leash with other humans, dogs or prey animals being around. I have big dogs. A female Akita and an unneutered white German Shepherd, both super social (though the GSD just turned a year and thus can be a bit too playful when meeting other dogs), trusting and I can let them walk off leash everywhere as they have great manners. Of course, bit part is positive reinforcement but this alone does not work. And it's way more fair to the dog to use a few rightly timed corrections to help him understand than to try p+ for like ten years without proper results. The p+ people just don't get that they are in fact more mentally abusive to their dogs than balanced trainers like you and I who understand the dogs and then try to actually communicate with them. I'm thankful for you and your videos as they gave me back the trust in myself and my methods and ways with the dogs. Thanks. Keep doing what you do.
I am from Holland and i have precisely the same as you. Most dog owner do not know a thing about training your dog to be calm and to focus on you. They expect you to let your dog “play” with their dog while both dogs are on the 😊leash. They really make you feel you do not let the dog have fun and you are too strict with your dog. My dog plays with other dogs once a week, unleashed, but at the day care, not while learning to walk with me on the leash. This includes going 4x a day for poeh and pi on the leash with me. I now aleays cross the streets when seeing them coming with a dog. The only way to not have to explain why i don’t want their dog to play with mine on the leash.
Loyal dogs of Faerghus - it's so bizarre how different places expect dogs to behave. I'm in UK, but when we visited family in more remote parts of Sydney the dogs we saw were all living in the yard, unsocialised, not walked and not trained. Many seemed to think this was how a working/guard dog should be. They didn't understand why we would enjoy meeting dogs, saying hello, or have them living in the house like the "crazies" in the middle of the city do 😔
@@sarahs7381y'all have no idea how unsocialized dogs and their owners are here in the US 😭 This trainer is SO much more serious and efficient, he's the only RUclipsr I actually trust Mainly because of Prince
@@sarahs7381y'all have no idea how unsocialized dogs and their owners are here in the US 😭 This trainer is SO much more serious and efficient, he's the only RUclipsr I actually trust Mainly because of Prince
Got a young 1yr old rescue right now, and the comments we got the from the rescue center were that her play is rough. She is with two other dogs in our house and while we monitor interactions, we did not interfere when they correct her. She absolutely loves them now and her play has gotten much better. I saw some great tips to help improve our success with her.
What a spectacular example of using every trick at your disposal in order to save this dog from herself. My adopted dog has become a source of joy and the reason is because of Joel Beckman. When I brought my dog home he was very aggressive toward other dogs and over the course of the last 8 months (yes, it took that long to get him to where I wanted him to be) I did everything that Joel Beckman taught me through his videos. I'm sure he would have accomplished the end result faster than I did, but he's Joel Beckman and I'm not! Thanks for all you do for us Joel.
You can tell the owner was originally soft with this dog... the dog soooo crazyyyyy... hat off to yall dog owners that have a dog that has hella energy
She looks like she has a fairly high percentage of Malinois in her which would explain how high her energy is. I see a wonderful friendly pup in her. With training she will be an excellent dog, hopefully she will get into a doggie sport to help with all that energy she has. Great video, thank you!
Joel, you are The Man!! My hubby and I have a 15-month-old GSD/lab mix who acts just like this (and even resembles the dog a bit as well). It is a humbling moment when you realize that your own behavior (lack of routine and structure, high anxiety) likely made your pup this way in the first place. Now we must work like hell to try and undo the bad behavior...and change our OWN ways in the process. Thank you for all that you do. I wish to God we had a Prince in our life to assist.
Prince is so well named. He is perfect! The little dog is learning just in the nick of time, before she is set in her wildness and it becomes too late and her owner gives up hope.
Thank you for this video~ just came across your channel~ will be working more specifically as you’ve instructed with my heeler female~ she just turned a year and she wants playful dominance in all situations~ and recognizes when another dog puts her in her place but she wants to play with everyone and sometimes they’re not ready for all of her at one time 🤪thank you for these tips~ I will definitely be working more with her.
Something else i noticed is the owner's confidence is also a factor. You can see it when he tried to correct her with the GSD vs after when (in this dogs eyes) the one who means "business" corrects her. She even licks her lips and the gsd's lips. I dont ever leave comments but i thought I would post this since no one else(from what I've seen) is talking about it. Also, as encouragement to the people out there who have a similar dog(behavior wise), make sure you're confident in your corrections and follow through. As i like to say, animals and kids are your best indicators if you're full of bs or not based on their reactions to what you do. Good luck to all of you!
You really do such a good job with every dog you encounter. You have amazing patience and most of all knowledge. I thoroughly enjoy every video you create. Thank you.
This is the dog version of one of my cats! He’s soooo in your face and rough! But he is good natured. He’s just TOO much 90% of the time. The only time the smaller cats will cuddle with him is when he’s sound asleep and it’s cold. 😂
I LOVE!!!!!! I have a 9 month old rescue who looks dead on this dog along with her spunk… I tell my hubby.. we have to be firm and loving. She is getting better every day at managing her chaotic Joyful Brain
Here are some suggestions to start with. I think they will help. Binge-watch Joel’s videos. An easy way to find topic-related videos is to do a RUclips search via the magnifying glass icon in the top right of RUclips. Start with; 1. Type: Beckmans Dog Training My Motivation. 2. Beckmans Dog Training Get to Know Me. 3. Then ALL the videos on ➡️Beckmans Dog Training Be the Boss, or Beckmans Dog Training Boss The Boss videos set the tone for all of his training methods. 4. Beckmans Dog Training Doorway Method. These are the start of your dog, not leaving you and checking in with you. 5. Beckmans Dog Training Loose Leash Method. I like to also read the comments for helpful info. 6.Beckmans Dog Training Recall or Come Also, don't watch just one. Each video gives more info and training for a dog with that particular problem. I hope this helps. 🌟
This is brilliant because I have a wild little rescue Galgo. She's like this with my older rescue. But are bites his legs to play. We just had to up the boundaries and regulate her excitement levels. She will literally fly over to any dog or bark to just go wild and play. She's 7 months old and completely nuts! But the happiest dog you'll ever meet
2:25 I have a male German Shorthaired Pointer and a female Belgian Malinois (both were from shelters) who play incredibly rough but respect each other when the other relieves itself.
Those are perhaps the SMARTEST dogs alive Belgian Malinous!!! (German pointers also extremely smart) Wow that's so cool cool. I did really consider getting one. I know as smart as they are they also require lots of extremely consistent as well as even challenging training. Because of my sons disability I decided I may not make a fit owner for the dog. Seriousky this was like a month ago.
I watched so many videos of Belgians and they are seriously one of the most impressive breeds around. I saw them balancing on ropes. Climbing trees and walls etc. They are like the super dogs lol .
@@timpeacock9820 What is your son's disability? Malinois like some disabilities are on a spectrum, from "over-the-top high prey drive insanity" to "lazy leave me alone I just want to sleep on the couch" and everything in between. I would recommend start looking into pure breed specific rescues to shelters, this way you can see the personality of an adult dog. Adult or young dogs can still be shaped into a sport dog that has an amazing "off switch" when in the house, as long as you work its mind and train for physical exercise. Take your time looking and if you bring one home, let it bond with everyone living in the house for the first week. I paid $175 at a shelter for her because of her "history".
Prince is fantastic - he put up with a bit here, but he knows she’s little and young. You wouldn’t treat a rough toddler the same as a rough teenager. It’s a more natural learning process for her more than a tough life lesson!
this is appears like a dog that my deff require loads of exercise/mental stimulation. she literally swam quickly through the water, got out like nothing, & was still able to run circles again. amazing work, Joel & Prince.🙏
Here are some suggestions to start with. I think they will help. Binge-watch Joel’s videos. An easy way to find topic-related videos is to do a RUclips search via the magnifying glass icon in the top right of RUclips. Start with; 1. Type: Beckmans Dog Training My Motivation. 2. Beckmans Dog Training Get to Know Me. 3. Then ALL the videos on ➡️Beckmans Dog Training Be the Boss, or Beckmans Dog Training Boss The Boss videos set the tone for all of his training methods. 4. Beckmans Dog Training Doorway Method. These are the start of your dog, not leaving you and checking in with you. 5. Beckmans Dog Training Loose Leash Method. I like to also read the comments for helpful info. 6.Beckmans Dog Training Recall or Come Also, don't watch just one. Each video gives more info and training for a dog with that particular problem. I hope this helps. 🌟
Thank for your insight and people training… I will implement these tools to help my small young dog “Shorkie” (1.8 yr old) interact better with much larger dogs. He has interacted with older larger dogs in his socializing that don't give him much in the way of attention, but the younger bigger dogs give off signals that make him go crazy (aggressive to I want to play) ! I like your training method so your dog is not setup to expect a treat every time you are working with them. I really like how you show the dogs character and behavior while the dog is getting disciplined to a better place and long term behavior pattern… ;) PS. I never knew what the dog bow was until you explained it here, very helpful… Thank you!
''many trainers are one-trick ponies'' well said. if you have many tools at your disposal and the knowledge to see the issue and the means to fix it the success rate just goes up. simple as that. great content.
This was such a helpful video. A friendly dog that just doesnt have the manners/social skills to control herself was the exact type of dog I rescued too. Your videos made all the difference in the world in helping us train her. Common sense, and no nonsense.
Joel goodmorning from Greece, this was a superb lesson!!! So many of yr methods in one session. Hope the owner master's what has to be done and live a joyful life together. Thank you Elly
What a gorgeous dog! She reminds me of the dogs in ancient Egyptian art. And those white toes are so cute! I bet she will be an incredible dog if the owner keeps up the training and work. Holy moly does it take a lot to tire her out!
Im Glad my puppy is super cool and easy to train. He’s an English mastiff and Australian Shepard 4 months old now and a good boy . I lol make my kids watch your segments to help them understand dog logic
Great detail training on getting your dog to focus back on you! Helping them calm down using different methods. So clear, I know I can do this with my dobe. You are the GOAT
This is SOOOO helpful! I have a 2 yr old yellow lab who just looses her mind - not aggressive, her brain just goes so far into overdrive and she looses ALL impulse control. I've been using leash corrections, treats, long walks, trainers (not one suggested this), classes, you name it but when that stimulation spirol kicks in she's off the wall. Up to this point she has grown into the most well behaved house dog, and even pretty good at loose leash walking - UNTIL another dog is in too close proximity - she looses all focus and just HAS to get to that dog. Thank you so much for this video, going to give this a try.
OMG, she is my dog all over!!!! I’ve got a solid coloured black Koolie, and her reactivity is exactly the same! She doesn’t have any food drive, and I’m finding that difficult to manage, but she’s ball motivated, so I try to use that to our advantage!
Man this is so like my dog. She was attacked at an off leash park now is is a total sketch bag around other dogs now. This video is a great help. Thank you ❤. I have been looking so hard for help.
She reminds me of a pit-lab mix I had. Her name was Music and she was so high-energy and in the middle of training her to run by my bicycle I was fired from my job and had to give her up. The family that took her had a big backyard so she could just run and run! Not sure she’s alive now, but I’d use the stuff I see in the video if I ever had another high-energy pupper. Definitely kept me exercised!
Prince is awesome.. I liked watching him seem to know how to calm the dog, then become best friends. Prince growth has been amazing throughout the time of these videos.. thank you to the owners, Joel, and prince
This dog looks like a Belgian Malinois working German Shepherd mixed with and possibly a touch of American Pitbull Terrier. She strongly resembles my dog
The water part was what surprised me most: that last flop straight into the deep end and that she still hauled herself out pretty easily after the startle and disorientation. Definitely a surprise that she chose that path. Although wild, most of the time she didn't seem as utterly unhinged and mindless as a few dogs (and horses, aka big dogs) that I've seen. I wish her owner all the best and hope these techniques help her settle over time.
This video has helped me a lot . My 5 month puppy reacts the same exact way with other dogs on leash and even small toddlers when at the park. She is very stimulated puppy . Even as a 8 week old puppy she seemed to be very interested in everything and tried to understand what was going on around her. I would really like to see more videos on puppies behaviors and any training trips you may have . We are an active family that are always at the park with our kids . I would like to have our dog with us every time we go to the park without fearing she will freak out at other dogs .
Prince is such a Casanova of dogs Never seen prince hug another dog let alone take this amount of hits from another dog and being fine with it wow lover boy
This was a perfect video for me.... i have a dog similar to but even more wild than her.... i am hoping to bring her to you someday soon... I learned a lot... will try the butt turn method today.
I have a friendly yet overstimulated whippet that goes crazy around other dogs and on the leash, he has problems focusing on me, so I will try this method..Your videos are clear as you take your time and explain the details and progress during the sessions, it is very helpful, thank you.
I have a rescue dog a lot like this. She was placed with three different homes before we adopted her. The previous owners boarded her and just left her there. She has made big strides in the past 18 months but is still not able to be in close proximity to other dogs without being aggressive. Her obedience and walking has seen the highest improvement, but it was a long progression of trying everything. Slip leash, prong collar, e-collar training, group classes and now a gentle leader, which works great to deal with pulling. These videos have been amazing to give me things to work on. I am working on desensitization with her now at dog parks where she can be in a separate pen and meet dogs through a fence. Her on leash reactivity to other dogs has gone from a 10/10 to about a 6/10. She really needs a good old fashioned steam rolling from Prince.
Love this video, the balanced,proportionate response has to be in the best interests of the dog overall. I’m sure I read this week in the UK the e collar will be banned. On the right occasion for the right dog, this is the right tool. Or at least it was……keep up the amazing informed work Joel.
8mo old lab here. Very similar, but more terrified of everything. Today on a "walk" she met the street sweeper/wood chipper. She tried to run away so hard she wore the pads of her paws down in a few spots. Tail between legs rest of way home (we went straight home after that). She is utterly horrified by the garbage truck/large equipment vehicles. No idea where that came from but its an issue...
Great work Prince! He was so patient and kind to her! I bet this dog would respond great to a flirtpole. It's a great exercise to blow off steam, and she looks like she needs that before every walk.
Wow! What a dog. I can imagine that my pitbull lab mix would have been like this without any training but luckily I found your Channel before he was out of his puppy stage but he is still my most high-energy, High Drive, intense, dog. He would have gotten Extremely reactive but after working with him he just whines if he is feeling stimulated and continues to walk with me but he does let it out and that is acceptable. But it's just excitement...he played with a random Chihuahua at the lake a couple weeks ago. Of course I didn't allow him to meet the Chihuahua on purpose it was a situation of us off leash and I didn't even know there were other people there and so it was a bad situation but I just kept myself out of the meet since it was obviously going to happen. I kept my energy out of that situation and I let it happen naturally and it was great and they ended up coming over to talk to us and we let the dogs play. But when we are at home he is very territorial and does not accept new people into the home. He is managed of course and so he doesn't get the opportunity to do anyting because he is on a leash or put up. Realistically he's a great dog who is very quiet and eager to make me happy. he's just a naturally protective dog and we let him have that job out of the pack. Of course we don't let him hurt anybody but, we let him think that his job is to protect our household and that is what makes him happy and confident.
These are the dogs that should have mandated rules as to having experience ownership. Because they can become dangerous when they are older and this Behavior goes unchecked.
Someone already said it, but it is good to see Prince enjoying himself! This dog is like my dog, only my dog just loves everyone and everything too much. Very helpful, Thank you!!!
Oh crap somone already used Turner and Hootch lol. I have American Bullies and they are super laid back when adults. Even at 5 months old one of the guys I have now seriously acted like a little adult.....until We brought home another bully puppy a week ago lol now he's playing so much it's like hes 10 weeks old. Hey at least he is house broken the 8 week old is almost but is crate trained. I always wanted a doberman like it was my dream dog. I still do..Then again I love all dogs ya know. I only wished they all lived longer. Can't remember if I mentioned my dad had a caucasian Shepard when I was born and grew up with him and man he was a beast looked like a bear but so gentle. I used to ride him lol. Since I've had almost every bully breed..I'm almost an "Amateur expert" on them LOL. If I had a farm, I'd get a doberman and a caucasian Shepard like the one I had as a kid as well. What kind do you have?
If Prince steamrolls you, there's a very good reason u got steamrolled. Prince is such a good boy 🐕❤️👍
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@@BDTraining Love your work my friend 👍
It's great to see Prince getting to have some fun.
@@steamer2k319 Ya seems like Prince was having good time with that dog. Even with all the craziness he seen something endearing lol
@@BDTraining I want him to steamroll me lol such a beautiful dog. Do u have any videos sharing your dog history? Also since Charles is being dubbed king it would be kinda funny for you to do a short random clip dubbing him king just to mix things up lol. I really appreciate your channel.
Witnessed a little black dog just like this at the dog park. She was being very rough - crashing in to other dogs and such, until a German Shepard with the same energy corrected her. She backed off. The Shepard went back to playing nice with the other dogs. But when she'd come back he'd stand between her and the other dogs. She was not welcome in the pack until she calmed down. When she played nice she was accepted. This took about 15 minutes. It was amazing.
She has such a good nature in there, just completely nutty and can't calm herself down. This is a great session.
At 2:35, after she's been super crazy with him, Prince gives a huge yawn and then starts sniffing the ground, which I learned somewhere is a stress release behavior done by the dog that wants to cool things down. And she stops! Literally sits and waits for him. She reminds me of a dog I wish I could rescue, that has been at the local shelter for most of her young life now, and you're right, she was returned once. I think she's basically a good dog but just doesn't know anything. (Anyway, both of my cats would LOATHE having a high-energy clueless dog in the house.)
I love this Doberman
Shame that you can’t adopt it. But I’m sure your cats would be fine. They’d swap the hyper puppy one or twi times on the snout when it gets too much and this will be it. But proper introduction would be important
She’s a pretty little dog. Love her little white “toe socks” - so cute. Hopefully even getting past puppyhood will help with some of that nervous energy too. Always so fascinating to watch.
The yawn and head shake by Prince at @02:34 subtlety says so much to make her chill out for a few seconds. Really enjoy watching these small pieces of body language
I waited to see a steamroll. All I saw was Prince hugging and loving on his new hyper bestie. 😂
shes the type of dog that would get really hurt from an aggressive dog, hoping with some work she’ll get better. props to the owner for working on this!
This dog can mooovveeee! She never stops. I couldn’t live with a dog like this. I’ve literally watched this episode three times now.
Hahaha you should see my dog! This was ver helpful.
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@@pokeybear1274 I can’t even imagine. I have a American Bully (show quality) and the dog is the laziest breed I have ever owned, to the point where I wonder if something is wrong with my mellow dog.
@@pokeybear1274 my favorite part was when the dog randomly jumped into the pond and the trainer said “this dog has never been in Water before”. The narration on this one was cracking me up
@@hasisme1 Hahaha yeah, that was crazy!
She is very high drive and needs the structure! Joel grabbing the dog in full flight is full on! Great work.
Can you just send Prince to all dog Homes everywhere! Lol he is such a good boy
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Prince is just such a great dog! I absolutely love how sweet your big boy is! The way he plays is something I hope he does his whole life! Even when he's old and gray, I picture him doing those play bows! I also absolutely love the butt touch/collar grab portion of this video. That got the message through to her so well! It's hard with dogs like this that are just overloaded with energy! She seemingly never gets tired! That dog requires a lot of exercise for sure!!
This dog is an exact duplicate of mine, they could be related. She had a lot of the same behaviors but lots of training and getting older (28 months old) has helped calm her down. I'm still working with her on leash reaction but she's getting better. I do like these training videos, I learn so much.
Your comment gives me hope for our 15-month-old crazy boy! lol.
What kind of dog is it?
I've learned so much from your videos. I have an insanely energetic Schip pup that routinely "loses her mind". She's 18 months now and turning into a better dog than I ever imagined she'd be. It took a whole lot of work on my part, and your videos gave me the tools so that work was effective. Thank you so much!
Joel, to me you are by far the best dog trainer on youtube. Simply for the reason that you really understand dogs and read them indiviually and not just based on what you read somewhere (many dog trainers nowadays just say a certain move means something as "science" says while in fact it can mean many different things based on the situation and dog and you just do it perfectly) and you don't just use one method but adjust depending on the dog you're dealing with. THAT to me is perfection because someone who says that "their" method is the one and only has lost as each dog needs a different approach just as you do.
I work similar to you, also have helped worse case dogs though I stoped with dog training as I'm in Germany and the mainstream positive only (trust "the" science) people are madly insane here. I can barely walk my own dogs without getting ridiculed by some crazy leftist woman (I'm female myself btw) they yell at me for torturing my dogs simply for having them walk calm and nicely at my side while passing her with her highly reactive barking mini dog. My dogs are big and would be a danger to society if I would let them do whatever. Or beware those folks seeing me using a soft leash correction or let alone a butt flip, they freak out. I love my dogs dearly, I would never harm them and want them to have the best life possible which is why I train them properly and have them behaved and calm as this ist the only way to let them enjoy life off leash with other humans, dogs or prey animals being around. I have big dogs. A female Akita and an unneutered white German Shepherd, both super social (though the GSD just turned a year and thus can be a bit too playful when meeting other dogs), trusting and I can let them walk off leash everywhere as they have great manners. Of course, bit part is positive reinforcement but this alone does not work. And it's way more fair to the dog to use a few rightly timed corrections to help him understand than to try p+ for like ten years without proper results. The p+ people just don't get that they are in fact more mentally abusive to their dogs than balanced trainers like you and I who understand the dogs and then try to actually communicate with them.
I'm thankful for you and your videos as they gave me back the trust in myself and my methods and ways with the dogs. Thanks. Keep doing what you do.
I am from Holland and i have precisely the same as you. Most dog owner do not know a thing about training your dog to be calm and to focus on you. They expect you to let your dog “play” with their dog while both dogs are on the 😊leash. They really make you feel you do not let the dog have fun and you are too strict with your dog. My dog plays with other dogs once a week, unleashed, but at the day care, not while learning to walk with me on the leash. This includes going 4x a day for poeh and pi on the leash with me. I now aleays cross the streets when seeing them coming with a dog. The only way to not have to explain why i don’t want their dog to play with mine on the leash.
Loyal dogs of Faerghus - it's so bizarre how different places expect dogs to behave. I'm in UK, but when we visited family in more remote parts of Sydney the dogs we saw were all living in the yard, unsocialised, not walked and not trained. Many seemed to think this was how a working/guard dog should be. They didn't understand why we would enjoy meeting dogs, saying hello, or have them living in the house like the "crazies" in the middle of the city do 😔
@@sarahs7381y'all have no idea how unsocialized dogs and their owners are here in the US 😭
This trainer is SO much more serious and efficient, he's the only RUclipsr I actually trust
Mainly because of Prince
@@sarahs7381y'all have no idea how unsocialized dogs and their owners are here in the US 😭
This trainer is SO much more serious and efficient, he's the only RUclipsr I actually trust
Mainly because of Prince
@@sarahs7381It sounds like you visited either a lower socio-economic part of Sydney, or the country.
Got a young 1yr old rescue right now, and the comments we got the from the rescue center were that her play is rough. She is with two other dogs in our house and while we monitor interactions, we did not interfere when they correct her. She absolutely loves them now and her play has gotten much better. I saw some great tips to help improve our success with her.
She's just an excited pup. Super sweet nature that's why Prince loved her. She'll be fine.
Being sweet doesn't mean her greetings aren't rude, and will get her attacked if she's not taught to be gentler
@@vonvielfaltThat is what she was being taught. Her ⬆️ comment was true in that she is sweet. Just needed some training.
What a spectacular example of using every trick at your disposal in order to save this dog from herself. My adopted dog has become a source of joy and the reason is because of Joel Beckman. When I brought my dog home he was very aggressive toward other dogs and over the course of the last 8 months (yes, it took that long to get him to where I wanted him to be) I did everything that Joel Beckman taught me through his videos. I'm sure he would have accomplished the end result faster than I did, but he's Joel Beckman and I'm not! Thanks for all you do for us Joel.
Omg! that huge Prince gives her so precious. It’s my first time seeing Prince do that
She reminds me of my dog. Really high energy medium sized but strong and moves 1 mile a minute.
Look at those ears - I'm betting they are working dog ears. My GS has ears like that. Kelpies have ears like that.
not me watching beckman's videos now and taking notes so i can use what i learn once i finally have my own dog
I take notes, too! 🐾❤️
This owner clearly loves his dog and wants to know how to “control” the dog. It shows on his face that he cares
Yeah, the fact that he takes the time to bring her to a good trainer even.
He knew he couldn't do it himself. He brought his PUPPY to Joel. GREAT DOG OWNER. If everyone was as smart.
You can tell the owner was originally soft with this dog... the dog soooo crazyyyyy... hat off to yall dog owners that have a dog that has hella energy
She looks like she has a fairly high percentage of Malinois in her which would explain how high her energy is. I see a wonderful friendly pup in her. With training she will be an excellent dog, hopefully she will get into a doggie sport to help with all that energy she has. Great video, thank you!
Joel, you are The Man!! My hubby and I have a 15-month-old GSD/lab mix who acts just like this (and even resembles the dog a bit as well).
It is a humbling moment when you realize that your own behavior (lack of routine and structure, high anxiety) likely made your pup this way in the first place. Now we must work like hell to try and undo the bad behavior...and change our OWN ways in the process.
Thank you for all that you do. I wish to God we had a Prince in our life to assist.
Aww I don't think I've seen a video yet of prince liking another dog this much. He has a crazy little buddy now
prince is adorable towards her haha loved this one. its good to see him having a great time
Prince is so well named. He is perfect! The little dog is learning just in the nick of time, before she is set in her wildness and it becomes too late and her owner gives up hope.
All your videos are so good they help alot especially with my wife handling our dogs helps alot thank you
Thank you for this video~ just came across your channel~ will be working more specifically as you’ve instructed with my heeler female~ she just turned a year and she wants playful dominance in all situations~ and recognizes when another dog puts her in her place but she wants to play with everyone and sometimes they’re not ready for all of her at one time 🤪thank you for these tips~ I will definitely be working more with her.
It’s so cool watching you effectively handle dogs
Prince is incredibly tolerant. That little girl is like an annoying fly. Prince just keeps on trucking and lets it go.
Something else i noticed is the owner's confidence is also a factor. You can see it when he tried to correct her with the GSD vs after when (in this dogs eyes) the one who means "business" corrects her. She even licks her lips and the gsd's lips.
I dont ever leave comments but i thought I would post this since no one else(from what I've seen) is talking about it. Also, as encouragement to the people out there who have a similar dog(behavior wise), make sure you're confident in your corrections and follow through. As i like to say, animals and kids are your best indicators if you're full of bs or not based on their reactions to what you do.
Good luck to all of you!
You should comment more. You have excellent insight. ❤
You really do such a good job with every dog you encounter. You have amazing patience and most of all knowledge. I thoroughly enjoy every video you create. Thank you.
Thanks
This is the dog version of one of my cats! He’s soooo in your face and rough! But he is good natured. He’s just TOO much 90% of the time. The only time the smaller cats will cuddle with him is when he’s sound asleep and it’s cold. 😂
I don’t have a dog nor will I but I love watching your videos. I learn so much for no reason haha
🎉 Welcome to the world of subscribers that “I don't own a dog, but I watch all your videos.”
I LOVE!!!!!! I have a 9 month old rescue who looks dead on this dog along with her spunk… I tell my hubby.. we have to be firm and loving. She is getting better every day at managing her chaotic Joyful Brain
Here are some suggestions to start with. I think they will help.
Binge-watch Joel’s videos. An easy way to find topic-related videos is to do a RUclips search via the magnifying glass icon in the top right of RUclips.
Start with;
1. Type: Beckmans Dog Training My Motivation.
2. Beckmans Dog Training Get to Know Me.
3. Then ALL the videos on ➡️Beckmans Dog Training Be the Boss, or
Beckmans Dog Training Boss
The Boss videos set the tone for all of his training methods.
4. Beckmans Dog Training Doorway Method.
These are the start of your dog, not leaving you and checking in with you.
5. Beckmans Dog Training Loose Leash Method.
I like to also read the comments for helpful info.
6.Beckmans Dog Training Recall or Come
Also, don't watch just one. Each video gives more info and training for a dog with that particular problem.
I hope this helps. 🌟
This is brilliant because I have a wild little rescue Galgo. She's like this with my older rescue. But are bites his legs to play. We just had to up the boundaries and regulate her excitement levels. She will literally fly over to any dog or bark to just go wild and play. She's 7 months old and completely nuts! But the happiest dog you'll ever meet
2:25 I have a male German Shorthaired Pointer and a female Belgian Malinois (both were from shelters) who play incredibly rough but respect each other when the other relieves itself.
Those are perhaps the SMARTEST dogs alive Belgian Malinous!!! (German pointers also extremely smart) Wow that's so cool cool. I did really consider getting one. I know as smart as they are they also require lots of extremely consistent as well as even challenging training. Because of my sons disability I decided I may not make a fit owner for the dog. Seriousky this was like a month ago.
I watched so many videos of Belgians and they are seriously one of the most impressive breeds around. I saw them balancing on ropes. Climbing trees and walls etc. They are like the super dogs lol
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@@timpeacock9820 What is your son's disability? Malinois like some disabilities are on a spectrum, from "over-the-top high prey drive insanity" to "lazy leave me alone I just want to sleep on the couch" and everything in between. I would recommend start looking into pure breed specific rescues to shelters, this way you can see the personality of an adult dog. Adult or young dogs can still be shaped into a sport dog that has an amazing "off switch" when in the house, as long as you work its mind and train for physical exercise.
Take your time looking and if you bring one home, let it bond with everyone living in the house for the first week. I paid $175 at a shelter for her because of her "history".
Prince is fantastic - he put up with a bit here, but he knows she’s little and young. You wouldn’t treat a rough toddler the same as a rough teenager. It’s a more natural learning process for her more than a tough life lesson!
I bet Prince thinks his job is to play with other dogs.
Just watched for my second time, great video - thanks Joel
Prince knows she’s a puppy! He’s super smart.
It’s crazy how she has no self awareness or self preservation. Like when she was in the deeper water or running on the rocks-just nuts!
this is appears like a dog that my deff require loads of exercise/mental stimulation. she literally swam quickly through the water, got out like nothing, & was still able to run circles again. amazing work, Joel & Prince.🙏
Love this one! I learned so much! Up the discipline, I needed to hear that.
Here are some suggestions to start with. I think they will help.
Binge-watch Joel’s videos. An easy way to find topic-related videos is to do a RUclips search via the magnifying glass icon in the top right of RUclips.
Start with;
1. Type: Beckmans Dog Training My Motivation.
2. Beckmans Dog Training Get to Know Me.
3. Then ALL the videos on ➡️Beckmans Dog Training Be the Boss, or
Beckmans Dog Training Boss
The Boss videos set the tone for all of his training methods.
4. Beckmans Dog Training Doorway Method.
These are the start of your dog, not leaving you and checking in with you.
5. Beckmans Dog Training Loose Leash Method.
I like to also read the comments for helpful info.
6.Beckmans Dog Training Recall or Come
Also, don't watch just one. Each video gives more info and training for a dog with that particular problem.
I hope this helps. 🌟
Oh dear! I forgot my dog was watching this with me…her confusion at the barkies - major head tilt action🙄 My girl those dogs are inside the TV chill 😂
Just love Prince. He’s an excellent role model ❤😊
4:13 prince was like please calm
Thank for your insight and people training… I will implement these tools to help my small young dog “Shorkie” (1.8 yr old) interact better with much larger dogs. He has interacted with older larger dogs in his socializing that don't give him much in the way of attention, but the younger bigger dogs give off signals that make him go crazy (aggressive to I want to play) ! I like your training method so your dog is not setup to expect a treat every time you are working with them. I really like how you show the dogs character and behavior while the dog is getting disciplined to a better place and long term behavior pattern… ;) PS. I never knew what the dog bow was until you explained it here, very helpful… Thank you!
''many trainers are one-trick ponies'' well said. if you have many tools at your disposal and the knowledge to see the issue and the means to fix it the success rate just goes up. simple as that. great content.
This was such a helpful video. A friendly dog that just doesnt have the manners/social skills to control herself was the exact type of dog I rescued too. Your videos made all the difference in the world in helping us train her. Common sense, and no nonsense.
Joel goodmorning from Greece, this was a superb lesson!!! So many of yr methods in one session. Hope the owner master's what has to be done and live a joyful life together. Thank you Elly
What a gorgeous dog! She reminds me of the dogs in ancient Egyptian art. And those white toes are so cute! I bet she will be an incredible dog if the owner keeps up the training and work. Holy moly does it take a lot to tire her out!
Never seen prince hug another dog let alone take this amount of hits from another dog and being fine with it wow
Im Glad my puppy is super cool and easy to train. He’s an English mastiff and Australian Shepard 4 months old now and a good boy . I lol make my kids watch your segments to help them understand dog logic
haha! Prince is such a good, stable boy. Her half drowning herself several times is hilarious. Crazy girl.
Great detail training on getting your dog to focus back on you! Helping them calm down using different methods. So clear, I know I can do this with my dobe. You are the GOAT
400k. I remember when we celebrated 100k, in the dog park. Way to go!!
This is SOOOO helpful! I have a 2 yr old yellow lab who just looses her mind - not aggressive, her brain just goes so far into overdrive and she looses ALL impulse control. I've been using leash corrections, treats, long walks, trainers (not one suggested this), classes, you name it but when that stimulation spirol kicks in she's off the wall. Up to this point she has grown into the most well behaved house dog, and even pretty good at loose leash walking - UNTIL another dog is in too close proximity - she looses all focus and just HAS to get to that dog.
Thank you so much for this video, going to give this a try.
OMG, she is my dog all over!!!! I’ve got a solid coloured black Koolie, and her reactivity is exactly the same! She doesn’t have any food drive, and I’m finding that difficult to manage, but she’s ball motivated, so I try to use that to our advantage!
Man this is so like my dog. She was attacked at an off leash park now is is a total sketch bag around other dogs now. This video is a great help. Thank you ❤. I have been looking so hard for help.
Please do more on this wild/coy dog type behavior!
She reminds me of a pit-lab mix I had. Her name was Music and she was so high-energy and in the middle of training her to run by my bicycle I was fired from my job and had to give her up. The family that took her had a big backyard so she could just run and run! Not sure she’s alive now, but I’d use the stuff I see in the video if I ever had another high-energy pupper.
Definitely kept me exercised!
When Prince hugged the other dog, my heart melted
She just has a bunch of energy she doesn't know what to do with.
Prince is awesome.. I liked watching him seem to know how to calm the dog, then become best friends. Prince growth has been amazing throughout the time of these videos.. thank you to the owners, Joel, and prince
These are some of the most impressive videos on youtube. Truly amazing knowledge and skill on both the dogs and trainers part
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This dog looks like a Belgian Malinois working German Shepherd mixed with and possibly a touch of American Pitbull Terrier. She strongly resembles my dog
I can't believe he hugged her, Prince is just an extraordinary pup
She is so much like my Thailand Ridgeback. Crazy but lovely.
Amazing trainer... Love your video's, knowledge and skill on behaviour and training. Realy powerfull stuff to watch 🥰
pure high energy, love it ^^
The water part was what surprised me most: that last flop straight into the deep end and that she still hauled herself out pretty easily after the startle and disorientation. Definitely a surprise that she chose that path. Although wild, most of the time she didn't seem as utterly unhinged and mindless as a few dogs (and horses, aka big dogs) that I've seen. I wish her owner all the best and hope these techniques help her settle over time.
Good work! I’ve used your methods and my dog is awesome because of it
Looks like my malinois mix, 5 months and batshit outside but a real angel in the house.
This video has helped me a lot . My 5 month puppy reacts the same exact way with other dogs on leash and even small toddlers when at the park. She is very stimulated puppy . Even as a 8 week old puppy she seemed to be very interested in everything and tried to understand what was going on around her. I would really like to see more videos on puppies behaviors and any training trips you may have . We are an active family that are always at the park with our kids . I would like to have our dog with us every time we go to the park without fearing she will freak out at other dogs .
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Prince is such a Casanova of dogs Never seen prince hug another dog let alone take this amount of hits from another dog and being fine with it wow lover boy
This was a perfect video for me.... i have a dog similar to but even more wild than her.... i am hoping to bring her to you someday soon... I learned a lot... will try the butt turn method today.
What a big, gorgeous Weimer!
I have a friendly yet overstimulated whippet that goes crazy around other dogs and on the leash, he has problems focusing on me, so I will try this method..Your videos are clear as you take your time and explain the details and progress during the sessions, it is very helpful, thank you.
You are the best!!!!! Thank you!!!!
I have a rescue dog a lot like this. She was placed with three different homes before we adopted her. The previous owners boarded her and just left her there.
She has made big strides in the past 18 months but is still not able to be in close proximity to other dogs without being aggressive. Her obedience and walking has seen the highest improvement, but it was a long progression of trying everything. Slip leash, prong collar, e-collar training, group classes and now a gentle leader, which works great to deal with pulling. These videos have been amazing to give me things to work on. I am working on desensitization with her now at dog parks where she can be in a separate pen and meet dogs through a fence. Her on leash reactivity to other dogs has gone from a 10/10 to about a 6/10.
She really needs a good old fashioned steam rolling from Prince.
Love this video, the balanced,proportionate response has to be in the best interests of the dog overall. I’m sure I read this week in the UK the e collar will be banned. On the right occasion for the right dog, this is the right tool. Or at least it was……keep up the amazing informed work Joel.
8mo old lab here. Very similar, but more terrified of everything. Today on a "walk" she met the street sweeper/wood chipper. She tried to run away so hard she wore the pads of her paws down in a few spots. Tail between legs rest of way home (we went straight home after that).
She is utterly horrified by the garbage truck/large equipment vehicles. No idea where that came from but its an issue...
beautiful!
Great work Prince! He was so patient and kind to her!
I bet this dog would respond great to a flirtpole. It's a great exercise to blow off steam, and she looks like she needs that before every walk.
I need a compilation of Bosco & Prince with these correction's so good!
Here you go. Crazy Altercations - Out of Control Dogs Meet Their Match!
ruclips.net/video/8WM_vEgrjPE/видео.html
Prince is such a good boy.
Wow! What a dog. I can imagine that my pitbull lab mix would have been like this without any training but luckily I found your Channel before he was out of his puppy stage but he is still my most high-energy, High Drive, intense, dog. He would have gotten Extremely reactive but after working with him he just whines if he is feeling stimulated and continues to walk with me but he does let it out and that is acceptable. But it's just excitement...he played with a random Chihuahua at the lake a couple weeks ago. Of course I didn't allow him to meet the Chihuahua on purpose it was a situation of us off leash and I didn't even know there were other people there and so it was a bad situation but I just kept myself out of the meet since it was obviously going to happen. I kept my energy out of that situation and I let it happen naturally and it was great and they ended up coming over to talk to us and we let the dogs play. But when we are at home he is very territorial and does not accept new people into the home. He is managed of course and so he doesn't get the opportunity to do anyting because he is on a leash or put up. Realistically he's a great dog who is very quiet and eager to make me happy. he's just a naturally protective dog and we let him have that job out of the pack. Of course we don't let him hurt anybody but, we let him think that his job is to protect our household and that is what makes him happy and confident.
WOW, what a nice comment you made. It was very educational for me.
Holy crap!!! Check out those run-ups!!
Damn Joel... your Kung Fu is GOOD! You are a nimble dude!
These are the dogs that should have mandated rules as to having experience ownership. Because they can become dangerous when they are older and this Behavior goes unchecked.
Love this video!
Someone already said it, but it is good to see Prince enjoying himself! This dog is like my dog, only my dog just loves everyone and everything too much. Very helpful, Thank you!!!
Oh crap somone already used Turner and Hootch lol. I have American Bullies and they are super laid back when adults. Even at 5 months old one of the guys I have now seriously acted like a little adult.....until We brought home another bully puppy a week ago lol now he's playing so much it's like hes 10 weeks old. Hey at least he is house broken the 8 week old is almost but is crate trained. I always wanted a doberman like it was my dream dog. I still do..Then again I love all dogs ya know. I only wished they all lived longer. Can't remember if I mentioned my dad had a caucasian Shepard when I was born and grew up with him and man he was a beast looked like a bear but so gentle. I used to ride him lol. Since I've had almost every bully breed..I'm almost an "Amateur expert" on them LOL. If I had a farm, I'd get a doberman and a caucasian Shepard like the one I had as a kid as well. What kind do you have?
@@timpeacock9820 I am still trying to figure out what kind of dog he is! He is crazy like the one here!
Prince is absolutely amazing ❤❤
I'm a cat person through and through but cant stop watching . Impressive
I LOVE YOUR DOBERMAN! they are the best!!!!!! I miss my doberman greatly.
Thanks for making videos!