For anyone reading this: I know that dog training can be difficult sometimes, but you're doing great. Keep up the good work, and your dog (and your own sanity) will thank you for it! ❤️💕
That’s awesome !!! Loving your videos !! My pittie puppy is about to come home and I’m already trying to learning about the commands ! Thanks for the amazing content 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
This is so funny, I just came across this video because I've been having trouble teaching my dog Dawson this command. First time I've seen another dog with his name!
This is the first video of yours I watched. You did a great job of modeling and explaining. Have you made a shhh video? Im also trying to find more on the nose, eyes, ears.
Thank you for such a clear, easy demo. I feel inspired that I can teach this. I have 2 doodles 3 yo and 6 mo. Both are doing well w steps 1 and 2. Working on staying in place and adding distractions. I don’t have a ton of space. Do you recommend separate places (beds) for each dog or is okay for them to share a large, elevated bed when I give command. They are both excitable when people come in or if someone knocks/rings bell so I’d generally be giving it to both at same time. Do you have any videos on eliminating nuisance barking? The 6mo is a rescue and a barker.
Okay so - big question. When I teach this, I don’t encourage food use, because I overwhelmingly find dogs get too excited - and I’m usually bringing place in for dogs that are chronically over stimulated, anxious, sep/anx cases. I’ve seen you and cesar both do place with food - is it just teaching younger dogs, or just on introductions? Or are you just countering the excitement with the tscht?
Great question. As always it's dog dependent. With a puppy I'm likely going to use food to engage nose (nose, eyes, ears). You make great points about dogs in rehab. This video was more the intent of teaching owners a simplified way to do this exercise for puppies or an adolescent/adult without major issues formed. I will do a follow up video on how I use it in rehab and you're right a lot of the time I won't use food because of the excitement and/or imbalanced mindset. The scent needs to create the desired effect or else not good to use. Again, appreciate the quality question🙏
Have you ever trained a pure bred Brittany puppy to obey "place" outdoors? e.g. in the presence of birds, squirrels, rabbits, etc? This little hunter I have is a challenge!
Sorry but if your dog isn't a service dog then you don't need to be training this command for the purpose of taking it into restaurants. Take your pet to pet friendly places or leave them home, don't pass them off as a service dog to skirt the laws! So tired of this.
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For anyone reading this: I know that dog training can be difficult sometimes, but you're doing great. Keep up the good work, and your dog (and your own sanity) will thank you for it! ❤️💕
You mention the “shh” command and a video. I wasn’t able to find the video and was wondering if you can link it?
It doesn't get any cuter than this. One thing I love about you is that it's always clear that Cesar is your inspiration 🙏🏻🥰.
Never work against Mother Nature!
Thank you! and yes please do the Shhh video...
Will do!
That’s awesome !!! Loving your videos !! My pittie puppy is about to come home and I’m already trying to learning about the commands ! Thanks for the amazing content 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
This is so funny, I just came across this video because I've been having trouble teaching my dog Dawson this command. First time I've seen another dog with his name!
Wow!! Thanks Steve! Jax would go crazy on the toys test! This is what I’ll be working on the next few weeks!
Impulse control! Always great to work on!
fabulous video! what type of leash/collar are you using on the puppies?
Great video! Where did you buy the cot?
This is the first video of yours I watched. You did a great job of modeling and explaining.
Have you made a shhh video? Im also trying to find more on the nose, eyes, ears.
This is great, when you stay in tje room and move around, but what about when you leave the room and dog follows and doesn't want to stay?
Great instructions. I have an adult rescue dog. She’s 7 yrs old. How long realistically will it take for her to really obey this command?
Thank you for such a clear, easy demo. I feel inspired that I can teach this. I have 2 doodles 3 yo and 6 mo. Both are doing well w steps 1 and 2. Working on staying in place and adding distractions. I don’t have a ton of space. Do you recommend separate places (beds) for each dog or is okay for them to share a large, elevated bed when I give command. They are both excitable when people come in or if someone knocks/rings bell so I’d generally be giving it to both at same time. Do you have any videos on eliminating nuisance barking? The 6mo is a rescue and a barker.
At what age can we teach our puppy this command? My APBT is 8 weeks old.
Okay so - big question. When I teach this, I don’t encourage food use, because I overwhelmingly find dogs get too excited - and I’m usually bringing place in for dogs that are chronically over stimulated, anxious, sep/anx cases. I’ve seen you and cesar both do place with food - is it just teaching younger dogs, or just on introductions? Or are you just countering the excitement with the tscht?
Great question. As always it's dog dependent. With a puppy I'm likely going to use food to engage nose (nose, eyes, ears). You make great points about dogs in rehab. This video was more the intent of teaching owners a simplified way to do this exercise for puppies or an adolescent/adult without major issues formed. I will do a follow up video on how I use it in rehab and you're right a lot of the time I won't use food because of the excitement and/or imbalanced mindset. The scent needs to create the desired effect or else not good to use. Again, appreciate the quality question🙏
Have you ever trained a pure bred Brittany puppy to obey "place" outdoors? e.g. in the presence of birds, squirrels, rabbits, etc? This little hunter I have is a challenge!
Can you teach them to “place” in their crate for the night?
Can you give them a toy while they are on place?
Hope someone turns Steve moonwalking into a GIPH.
Hahaha
Where is the “shh” video
Sorry but if your dog isn't a service dog then you don't need to be training this command for the purpose of taking it into restaurants. Take your pet to pet friendly places or leave them home, don't pass them off as a service dog to skirt the laws! So tired of this.