What I appreciate most about your content is that you show so much of the process without cuts. It speaks of honesty and confidence in your methods. Thanks very much :)
He doesn't like to waste his time or yours/theirs. He's no nonsense and adjusts his tone, depending on the dog. Love that he says pain messes with their brains. He is so far ahead of so many trainers who tend to rely on the prong collar. And he really helps people, especially in countries where those tools have been outlawed. He even does it without a slip lead - just awesome! Not sure if anyone sees the fact that he doesn't let the dogs self release either. So important. I'll give you your release word when you can move. Hope that helps.
I like that you clarified "The boss is verbal praise," not all petting and lovey. That is not always clear. It made a world of difference in my rescue dog's obedience and attitude to me when I changed to that. Now I know to continue to do that. I think I would have slipped back into my old behavior of over praising and touching if you had not pointed that out. I believe that that one reveal of technique today will save me from troubles in the future with all dog's. Thank you
It really depends on dog, a good trainer knows when to use what kind of encouragement, that's the point. He's not seeing) showcasing dogs who behave perfectly, dogs that don't need a firmer hand - because they are fine without any external help.
Joel.... I've never complained before. I'm not now either. This is just FYI because I think you want the feedback. I listen with headphones. One side has a hissing sound. So, today I listed with one ear..... Maybe it's only my system. IDK. It think not. Funny thing is... I'm in Thailand and its nighttime here. I thought I had a mosquitoe buzzing around me until I figured it was an audio problem. Okay. Enough of that. Thank you sooo. Much. I enjoy watch ALL your clips.
@@esil5853 My guess??? Joel will fix it. If not??? I'll be watching with one ear or a buzzing noise. I ain't quitting my favorite clips for something that small. Thanks for letting me know I'm not the only one.
Guard dogs. Not allowed to go bananas. Not an easy ask. So amazing to watch how restrained, intelligent and well trained Prince is in these sessions . He does just enough to calm the other dogs without doing too much. And then their brains settle and then they see they don't have to go bonkers every time they meet a new dog.
I love seeing positive reactions from owners when their dog meets a new friend they didn't expect. These owners were just so happy their dog got along with Prince.
Joel : Princey that's your friend! Prince:. Yeah right, you said that last time...we know how that went ... there better be decent treats in this for me?
Great session, beautiful black German Shepherd, starts out scary with people (Joel) but turns out self-controlled. Kudos to the owners. Their dog is well behaved but also there is an edge which with such a big powerful dog, they are smart to work on. And he does like males too, good surprise for the owners.
Another video where you mention Gentle Leader, how close is the sponsorship because I walked my dog with my friends dogs who have always been huge pullers and she was amazed at how good they were with them and wants them for herself plus I get asked about them from other people walking their dogs near us and it would be great to have something get back to you for all the people who hear about them from you.
Pulling is good workout for the dog, i had a harness on my rotty and I'd let him pull at normal pace, and on short walks less than a mile I'd pull back to make it harder, dog loved it
I use a gentle leader but for directional purposes. I have a 7 month service dog in training and he’s great at heeling and doesn’t pull but sometimes he looks around too much in public (especially at kids and other dogs) so I use it as a way to keep his eyes forward or on me. I just started using it and even got my coworker into it who also has a SDIT puppy. Great tool!!
Aww, it’s got to be difficult working in a doggie daycare and seeing all these well behaved socialized dogs play together all day long but not have control of her own dog that he’s got to be muzzled at all times. So glad they came to you.
This is so good and I loved seeing the semi friendly interaction between Prince and the Shepherd. I feel optimistic for this guys training. He is a very handsome dog. Prince, as always is a very important part of all of this. I know that you appreciate him.
Beautiful job as always. Love seeing you go at the dogs pace with gentle coaxing and the way clear guidelines are set. Good Boy/Get Ready and not over the top. Makes me miss working with dogs. Thank you for this video!
9:14 I was watching this vid with only closed captions on & this definitely made me LOL. This blooper about sums up most of those places: "doggy Di**..." Love your videos, sir!
That was so good, I got really nervous when German Shepherd got near Prince, I was hoping nothing bad was going to happen!!!! I am hoping my neighbor will start watching you, he definitely needs to watch part one & two!!!!! Thanks so much!!
appreciate all your videos. my dog is pretty obedient but leash training had been particularly difficult with her until i watched a couple of your videos. been taking lots of notes and making changes to her daily training just based on your videos. thank you!
Oh man he would have bit your hand there in the pasture Joel. Clearly very defensive dog, so a strong leader is needed here so he knows he doesn't need to control the situation that's the job of the owners. Can't wait for Part 2!
THAT was a work! GSDs are smart and willing to please their owners. But skills are what make a really good dog. Prince still needs a spa after every session like this. How come he always knows what to do!!!!!
I think the way you work with dogs is excellent, and that you like the use of a gentle leader. I'm trying to get to use one on my friends 9 month old staffy. She's doesn't like it on, but it's a process of treating and putting it on her. As she's a crazy puller on walks. I do enjoy helping in training her. So find your video's helpful. I love how you talk to the dogs, tone is so important. Plus the loud clap when they are doing something wrong. Well done
Joel, your videos have helped me and my dog immensely and I am so grateful. Do you think you could do a hard truths conversation about signs that a people aggressive dog has something mentally wrong with him/her and perhaps rehabilitation is not possible?
What a good video! Beautiful GSD. I can't wait for the second part. I have a 9 month mini schnauzer. You talk a lot about the different stages of age. Is it the same on small dog? Thanks for all your content, it helped me a lot. I am from Chile 🇨🇱
A muzzle punch is never fun. Another great saying from Joel. He is guarding his owners. Is that what mommy, daddy issues are ? I wonder if he sleeps in their bed. Maybe use the word "sensation" when describing how the e-collars, choke chains and gentle leaders feel to the dog because some people flip out when hearing the word "pain". These collars stimulate the dogs brain. Just a thought. Great video. Can't wait to see part 2.
Very, very challenging. Excellent work. Adorable little wifey will be able to handle that beast also. Just watch her evolve into Mama Bear with this extremely powerful, strong willed, assertive, TOUGH dog. I have every confidence that big daddy already has this and will refine his skills to become 2nd nature. I'm impressed.
Muscle punched...lol...my grandpuppy husky...first few times (very protective very scary) now he loves me. Although because I watch this training... I'm alpha.
Honestly, I don't think he was that bad. The dog was actually very nervous looking around (even flinched when the gate closed) and didn't have interest in Prince. He was more concerned about being away from his dog parents.
The gentle lead (I think) would be better alternative because the collar yank from the owner doesn’t seem to be effective. German shepherds can be very strong willed and it takes a lot of consistency to overcome disobedience.
This is how my dog acts with new people, and Apparently the shelter/rescue he came from, he didn't show any signs of this. It's not really aggression, it's almost like he's scared. Because when they get close, he gets skiddish
This needs to be required at SDGA, this is so crucial. Dog handling should come first before pushing I.P.G. on beginners or really young peoples. Too many people want to just own dogs but not really respect them.
The owner/"boss" was not the boss during the initial walk to the yard, he overreacted very very slowly and ineffectively. He was the bigger problem and the dog was unsure of his "corrections
Cyclone fence issues. I knew a fearful rescue dog that freaked out over cyclone fences for a while: it triggered an escape reaction so she was always looking for a way out. With this dog it is agression, but I am thinking that the fence is a trigger.
Good lesson! I have had zero success with gentle leaders, and I'm sure it is my fault. Would such a leader have worked with this dog, using the interaction at 10:30 for example?
Mine has been doing the same thing too. He’s aloof to people but when he sees other dogs his hackles raise and he’s losing his loving mind. I can’t tell if it’s aggression or excitement because his hackles go up when he plays with my little dogs.
@@hxwow It varies from state to state; where I live if the barking is continuous for more than 15 minutes every hour, it is considered a nuisance and action can be taken. The owners get a warning first, then the animal is removed if it isn't resolved.
I have neighbors who have 3 dogs like this; they let their dogs bark from 5 am to 11 pm. I finally took enough footage and complained to animal control, and the owners have to intervene and stop the barking or give up the dogs. I wasn't even able to enjoy my own back yard bc they'd bark at me NONSTOP if I was laying out in the sun or working on my garden. I don't hate the dogs bc they're bored but I damn sure don't like my neighbors. Who gets dogs and doesn't walk them or take care of their most BASIC needs 🙄
This is my GSD!!! My boy, Jasper, acts exactly like this boy! He is also 15 months and has the same reaction to men. If he has a bad association with someone (just doesn't like them for any reason), he hates them. Fur raised, barks, and lunges. He does great at dog parks but he is very leash reactive, especially with me. I should also mention that he isn't neutered. We use a Gentle Leader but he still barks. I put him in a sit and I body block but he doesn't take his eyes off the person until they are completely gone. Like this GAD, if the man is with a woman he is usually pretty good, just doesn't want pets but if he sees that same man without the woman, he freaks. I need suggestions on what to do. Please.
GSDs are very protective by nature. It's baked into them which is the reason they are favored by Police K9. The key would be to desensitize him to those situations so that he realizes that not every male is a threat. I know that is very generic response but consistency will have positive results. Keep at it as it may take years for this behavior subsides.
You should practice a strong "leave it" command when he's reactive to strangers/males. Also, until he's better with the reactivity, you should walk him away from the situation so that he quickly releases his anxious energy vs. putting him a sit position where that fixation on the stranger male keeps building up. Good luck!
@@sdl2320 His Leave It has become awesome, recently! I am so proud of his progress. We had a family friend come to the house. I had him wait outside and my dad gave him treats. I also had treats. I would have Jasper look at the guy and treat him. Then he started to throw treats and Jasper accepted them! He was doing so well, we brought the guy in the house for a few minutes while me and Jasper were sitting on the couch about 10ft away. He has gotten better, but still has a very long road.
It might be easier but it's less effective and less safe. The leash may affect the dogs' behavior and interactions and is an added safety hazard if things get rowdy.
I've always wondered who's dog Meisha is. Did you or will you do a video on that? Introduce the staff and the dogs or the staff and their dogs. I hope you already gave your staff a "bring your dog to work" day.
It’s funny, Maisha actually goes to my doggy daycare/boarding facility a lot and she’s a pretty regular boarder with us. It was a surprise to see her on this video. She’s such a good girl, and she’s so goofy and sure of herself. Makes sense seeing this Lolol.
They probably created his aversion to people by incorrectly using the prong collar in the first place. GSD's are wary of people if improperly socialized but this guy is still a puppy. I'm guessing they used corrections with the prong, causing pain, while meeting people and the dog associates strangers with pain. I ask people but I always give strange dogs I meet treats in front of my puppy. I also give my puppy treats in front of the strange dog. This is to reinforce a few things but it seems to work when the other dog is well mannered.
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Love prince’s strong confident stance when he lets other dogs smell him
What I appreciate most about your content is that you show so much of the process without cuts. It speaks of honesty and confidence in your methods. Thanks very much :)
Agreed. And we don’t have to sit or forward through a bunch of dog supply ads. Thank you for your insightful training techniques
He doesn't like to waste his time or yours/theirs. He's no nonsense and adjusts his tone, depending on the dog. Love that he says pain messes with their brains. He is so far ahead of so many trainers who tend to rely on the prong collar. And he really helps people, especially in countries where those tools have been outlawed. He even does it without a slip lead - just awesome! Not sure if anyone sees the fact that he doesn't let the dogs self release either. So important. I'll give you your release word when you can move. Hope that helps.
I like that you clarified "The boss is verbal praise," not all petting and lovey. That is not always clear. It made a world of difference in my rescue dog's obedience and attitude to me when I changed to that. Now I know to continue to do that. I think I would have slipped back into my old behavior of over praising and touching if you had not pointed that out. I believe that that one reveal of technique today will save me from troubles in the future with all dog's. Thank you
Tone of the voice makes a big difference 👍🏼
It really depends on dog, a good trainer knows when to use what kind of encouragement, that's the point. He's not seeing) showcasing dogs who behave perfectly, dogs that don't need a firmer hand - because they are fine without any external help.
PROPS to these owners. That's a lot of dog with a lot anxiety about interactions. I salute them for coming to you. Gentle Leaders for the win! 😇
Joel.... I've never complained before. I'm not now either. This is just FYI because I think you want the feedback. I listen with headphones. One side has a hissing sound. So, today I listed with one ear..... Maybe it's only my system. IDK. It think not.
Funny thing is... I'm in Thailand and its nighttime here. I thought I had a mosquitoe buzzing around me until I figured it was an audio problem.
Okay. Enough of that. Thank you sooo. Much. I enjoy watch ALL your clips.
You weren’t the only one that heard the buzzing, I had the same issue, but I wasn’t wearing headphones.
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My guess??? Joel will fix it. If not??? I'll be watching with one ear or a buzzing noise. I ain't quitting my favorite clips for something that small.
Thanks for letting me know I'm not the only one.
yes I noticed this too, no headphones.
I can hear it on my phone actually too
Guard dogs. Not allowed to go bananas.
Not an easy ask.
So amazing to watch how restrained, intelligent and well trained Prince is in these sessions . He does just enough to calm the other dogs without doing too much. And then their brains settle and then they see they don't have to go bonkers every time they meet a new dog.
I love seeing positive reactions from owners when their dog meets a new friend they didn't expect. These owners were just so happy their dog got along with Prince.
Joel : Princey that's your friend!
Prince:. Yeah right, you said that last time...we know how that went ... there better be decent treats in this for me?
My GSD sat when you told that do to sit lol. Really enjoying your videos really informative and interesting. Love the way you train.
A lot of great nuances highlighted in this video, I really appreciate how you adapt your training for each dog. Thanks for another great video!
Very underrated dog trainer, he deserves more subs!
I love how you trained dogs
I love how these people haven't given up on their dogs. Good luck with them. Hope they (dog) gets sorted and you all have an enjoyable life together.
Great session, beautiful black German Shepherd, starts out scary with people (Joel) but turns out self-controlled. Kudos to the owners. Their dog is well behaved but also there is an edge which with such a big powerful dog, they are smart to work on. And he does like males too, good surprise for the owners.
Another video where you mention Gentle Leader, how close is the sponsorship because I walked my dog with my friends dogs who have always been huge pullers and she was amazed at how good they were with them and wants them for herself plus I get asked about them from other people walking their dogs near us and it would be great to have something get back to you for all the people who hear about them from you.
yeah I live in mexico and got one gentle leader in my local petco thanks to him. It helped
Pulling is good workout for the dog, i had a harness on my rotty and I'd let him pull at normal pace, and on short walks less than a mile I'd pull back to make it harder, dog loved it
@@koopspook yeah I plan to get him something to pull with just not good during the walk when I need him to not go towards people or dogs.
I use a gentle leader but for directional purposes. I have a 7 month service dog in training and he’s great at heeling and doesn’t pull but sometimes he looks around too much in public (especially at kids and other dogs) so I use it as a way to keep his eyes forward or on me. I just started using it and even got my coworker into it who also has a SDIT puppy. Great tool!!
Aww, it’s got to be difficult working in a doggie daycare and seeing all these well behaved socialized dogs play together all day long but not have control of her own dog that he’s got to be muzzled at all times. So glad they came to you.
That's a beautiful shepherd
Interesting comment. Are you familiar with the breed?
@@jameschild1321 yup
Physically maybe but way too anxious for a working bloodline, he shouldn't be bred.
Prince is the real MVP!!! He changes clients Dog’s behavior all the time 👊🏼
This is so good and I loved seeing the semi friendly interaction between Prince and the Shepherd. I feel optimistic for this guys training. He is a very handsome dog. Prince, as always is a very important part of all of this. I know that you appreciate him.
Go Ozzy!!! Can’t wait for part 2!!!! He’s protecting his pack.. you can tell he loves his mom and dad!
Pls do a follow up on him!!! He’s beautiful
Beautiful job as always. Love seeing you go at the dogs pace with gentle coaxing and the way clear guidelines are set. Good Boy/Get Ready and not over the top.
Makes me miss working with dogs. Thank you for this video!
Oh wow my Kelpie X used to be like this with people. Took a lot of work. But we can walk now without this. Joel’s techniques were gold 👍
9:14 I was watching this vid with only closed captions on & this definitely made me LOL. This blooper about sums up most of those places: "doggy Di**..." Love your videos, sir!
Hahaha how doggy daycare became that! 😅
Another banger 💪🙏🏻 My educational video of the day , thanks for the great content man
Beckman uploads, turns off my tv show, EVERYONE QUIET! LOL
I would love to have a property that size. Perfect for a dog.
You were just so funny made me laugh!
Hands down, you are the Expert
Thanks for another video Joel!
Joel “Come on and see your friend Prince”
Dog “ what’s up man, now forget him let me get back to Misha “
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Mercy!! Prince wasn't paying much to the other handler. Showing some attitude. LOL.. Daddy gets the lead an Prince goes good boy. 👍 love it. ❤
Um no and no LOL. He would’ve gotten clapped bc he knows he can’t do anything
Love the way this guy goes about training. Really cool to see
Thank u for all the knowledge you share! I try to like all your videos right away to support you! THANK YOU AND YOUR TEAM SO MUCH FOR WHAT YOU DO
That was so good, I got really nervous when German Shepherd got near Prince, I was hoping nothing bad was going to happen!!!! I am hoping my neighbor will start watching you, he definitely needs to watch part one & two!!!!! Thanks so much!!
appreciate all your videos. my dog is pretty obedient but leash training had been particularly difficult with her until i watched a couple of your videos. been taking lots of notes and making changes to her daily training just based on your videos. thank you!
Once again very cool. Thanks.
Another great video. I've learnt so much from watching them. Thanks for all the advice.
Oh man he would have bit your hand there in the pasture Joel. Clearly very defensive dog, so a strong leader is needed here so he knows he doesn't need to control the situation that's the job of the owners. Can't wait for Part 2!
THAT was a work! GSDs are smart and willing to please their owners. But skills are what make a really good dog. Prince still needs a spa after every session like this. How come he always knows what to do!!!!!
Great content as always! Every video I watch I learn at least one thing most of the time more. Thank you !! Keep up the good work!!!!!
That dog looks like a german shepherd & pitbull mix. The coat and belly look exactly like my dog (a pitbull-lab mix)
I think the way you work with dogs is excellent, and that you like the use of a gentle leader.
I'm trying to get to use one on my friends 9 month old staffy. She's doesn't like it on, but it's a process of treating and putting it on her. As she's a crazy puller on walks.
I do enjoy helping in training her. So find your video's helpful. I love how you talk to the dogs, tone is so important. Plus the loud clap when they are doing something wrong. Well done
He is beautiful 😊
this was great
We had a large GSD and the gentle lead worked great, really helped give us more control. He HATED it, but it worked!
Well done!
16:25 - so true! Thank you for the video
How funny, you're cupping the family jewels 😂
Joel, your videos have helped me and my dog immensely and I am so grateful. Do you think you could do a hard truths conversation about signs that a people aggressive dog has something mentally wrong with him/her and perhaps rehabilitation is not possible?
lol Prince is just a badass
What a good video! Beautiful GSD. I can't wait for the second part. I have a 9 month mini schnauzer. You talk a lot about the different stages of age. Is it the same on small dog? Thanks for all your content, it helped me a lot. I am from Chile 🇨🇱
My dog is the same way. The Gentle leader is a great tool!
GSD brains kick in and things move in a positive direction🐕🐕
good dog, really like him...got great potential :)
A muzzle punch is never fun. Another great saying from Joel. He is guarding his owners. Is that what mommy, daddy issues are ? I wonder if he sleeps in their bed. Maybe use the word "sensation" when describing how the e-collars, choke chains and gentle leaders feel to the dog because some people flip out when hearing the word "pain". These collars stimulate the dogs brain. Just a thought. Great video. Can't wait to see part 2.
It is what it is. Sensation is different than pain why sugar coat the truth that isnt' doing anyone any favors.
Very, very challenging. Excellent work. Adorable little wifey will be able to handle that beast also. Just watch her evolve into Mama Bear with this extremely powerful, strong willed, assertive, TOUGH dog. I have every confidence that big daddy already has this and will refine his skills to become 2nd nature. I'm impressed.
Muscle punch never fun,yeah 😂
We just rescued Basset Hound and barks a lot. This is helpful.
Muscle punched...lol...my grandpuppy husky...first few times (very protective very scary) now he loves me. Although because I watch this training... I'm alpha.
Honestly, I don't think he was that bad. The dog was actually very nervous looking around (even flinched when the gate closed) and didn't have interest in Prince. He was more concerned about being away from his dog parents.
Great video, but around the 3:31 mark, I kept thinking "No, he's not doing the proper leash pop" lol. We've all been there, so I'm not judging
The stiff knee is so key.
That is an amazing muzzle! Where did you get it? Prince is a good and confident dog!!!
The gentle lead (I think) would be better alternative because the collar yank from the owner doesn’t seem to be effective. German shepherds can be very strong willed and it takes a lot of consistency to overcome disobedience.
This is how my dog acts with new people, and Apparently the shelter/rescue he came from, he didn't show any signs of this. It's not really aggression, it's almost like he's scared. Because when they get close, he gets skiddish
That’s a strong looking dog
I have no dog, I have no intention of getting a dog…I’ll be ready if ever a dog should enter my life😂
This needs to be required at SDGA, this is so crucial. Dog handling should come first before pushing I.P.G. on beginners or really young peoples. Too many people want to just own dogs but not really respect them.
This GS is óverprotecting his boss -specially the wife. That's what i see (having a GS myself, but i'm not a trainer) He's constantly watching her.
The owner/"boss" was not the boss during the initial walk to the yard, he overreacted very very slowly and ineffectively. He was the bigger problem and the dog was unsure of his "corrections
Do you eventually fade the gentle leader and use a regular collar at some point?
Do you do any online consultations/q and a's?
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Cyclone fence issues. I knew a fearful rescue dog that freaked out over cyclone fences for a while: it triggered an escape reaction so she was always looking for a way out. With this dog it is agression, but I am thinking that the fence is a trigger.
I love black german shepherds...
What muzzle do you recommend using?
Wow
Prince is beautiful.
Is a gentle leader strong enough for an 80lb dog reactive American Bulldog/Am Staff mix?
Good lesson!
I have had zero success with gentle leaders, and I'm sure it is my fault.
Would such a leader have worked with this dog, using the interaction at 10:30 for example?
Do you have any suggestions for training like this in Canada?
Need help but it’s too far 😒
Where can I purchase that lead?
Ok, the verbal not the touch, very helpful for me. I have done that and nothing works, I will do this instruction now.
The gentle leader can be avoided with a normal leash if the normal is used properly though. Requires more effort and experience though.
oh my... this is similar to my dog.... breed, color pattern, temperment... my gsd is reactive to people and animals.
Mine has been doing the same thing too. He’s aloof to people but when he sees other dogs his hackles raise and he’s losing his loving mind. I can’t tell if it’s aggression or excitement because his hackles go up when he plays with my little dogs.
The prong collar was way too low down on his neck, so I'm not surprised it didn't work.
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Do your neighbors ever get annoyed at barking like this? Just curious about the noise ordinances for your area
I would like to know as well.
They probably watch his videos and look at their RV all the time lol
There's pretty much nothing you can do about people making noise during the daytime.
@@hxwow It varies from state to state; where I live if the barking is continuous for more than 15 minutes every hour, it is considered a nuisance and action can be taken. The owners get a warning first, then the animal is removed if it isn't resolved.
I have neighbors who have 3 dogs like this; they let their dogs bark from 5 am to 11 pm. I finally took enough footage and complained to animal control, and the owners have to intervene and stop the barking or give up the dogs. I wasn't even able to enjoy my own back yard bc they'd bark at me NONSTOP if I was laying out in the sun or working on my garden. I don't hate the dogs bc they're bored but I damn sure don't like my neighbors. Who gets dogs and doesn't walk them or take care of their most BASIC needs 🙄
10:52 what means that circles he does?
This is exactly my 8 month old super mutt. She's comes off aggressive but really just wants cuddles and lick faces.
wait , i have a question, why did he tell them not to touch macia at 9:41?
I love this… i cant get my mind off boomie… anymore update up to this point.
if Prince don’t do nothing else.. he gone pee right where the other dog is on the fence 😂
This is my GSD!!! My boy, Jasper, acts exactly like this boy! He is also 15 months and has the same reaction to men.
If he has a bad association with someone (just doesn't like them for any reason), he hates them. Fur raised, barks, and lunges.
He does great at dog parks but he is very leash reactive, especially with me. I should also mention that he isn't neutered. We use a Gentle Leader but he still barks. I put him in a sit and I body block but he doesn't take his eyes off the person until they are completely gone.
Like this GAD, if the man is with a woman he is usually pretty good, just doesn't want pets but if he sees that same man without the woman, he freaks.
I need suggestions on what to do. Please.
GSDs are very protective by nature. It's baked into them which is the reason they are favored by Police K9. The key would be to desensitize him to those situations so that he realizes that not every male is a threat.
I know that is very generic response but consistency will have positive results.
Keep at it as it may take years for this behavior subsides.
You should practice a strong "leave it" command when he's reactive to strangers/males. Also, until he's better with the reactivity, you should walk him away from the situation so that he quickly releases his anxious energy vs. putting him a sit position where that fixation on the stranger male keeps building up. Good luck!
@@sdl2320 His Leave It has become awesome, recently! I am so proud of his progress. We had a family friend come to the house. I had him wait outside and my dad gave him treats. I also had treats. I would have Jasper look at the guy and treat him. Then he started to throw treats and Jasper accepted them! He was doing so well, we brought the guy in the house for a few minutes while me and Jasper were sitting on the couch about 10ft away. He has gotten better, but still has a very long road.
That's awesome! It's great that you were able to create positive association using treats. 🙂
@@sdl2320 Definitely! I just wish there was a faster way
This is a lot like Kaius. Without the gentle leader. I don’t anticipate it being easier with a gentle lead but we will see.
I hope you let Prince have a few weeks of vacation, now and again.
Would it be easier for people to grab their dog in a timely way if you left the leash on?
It might be easier but it's less effective and less safe.
The leash may affect the dogs' behavior and interactions and is an added safety hazard if things get rowdy.
If the owner had a dominant attitude the dog would never have gotten like this. Also, he needs to interact with the dogs brain, not just it's body.
I've always wondered who's dog Meisha is. Did you or will you do a video on that? Introduce the staff and the dogs or the staff and their dogs. I hope you already gave your staff a "bring your dog to work" day.
Meisha is my favorite 😍
It’s funny, Maisha actually goes to my doggy daycare/boarding facility a lot and she’s a pretty regular boarder with us. It was a surprise to see her on this video. She’s such a good girl, and she’s so goofy and sure of herself. Makes sense seeing this Lolol.
They probably created his aversion to people by incorrectly using the prong collar in the first place. GSD's are wary of people if improperly socialized but this guy is still a puppy. I'm guessing they used corrections with the prong, causing pain, while meeting people and the dog associates strangers with pain.
I ask people but I always give strange dogs I meet treats in front of my puppy. I also give my puppy treats in front of the strange dog. This is to reinforce a few things but it seems to work when the other dog is well mannered.
i dont know if its just my headphones or computer but there was a very annoying high pitched buzzing in the left ear throughout the whole video