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Chinook K9 Dog Training & Behavior
Registrace 6. 02. 2021
Rottweiler Puppy Play/Training Session!
Teaching a young Rottweiler through concepts learned from 2x IGP World Champion Ivan Balabanovs Training Without Conflict method of dog training. TWC uses play not only as a primary reinforcer for behaviors, but also as an outlet for genetically predisposed behaviors and as a relationship/authority building activity with massively positive and lasting effects on a dogs learning and behavior. In this session I focus on building Otis love for the game, creating some rules around the out command, and reinforcing some obedience commands along the way! Enjoy and comment questions below!
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Chester: Aggressive Dog Behavior Modification, Aggressive Dog Rehab
zhlédnutí 43Před 21 dnem
Talking about some of the progress we have made with Chester and further explaining our approach to working with aggression cases.
My Approach to Behavior Modification, First Session With Aggressive Dog, Working With Dangerous Dogs
zhlédnutí 98Před 28 dny
Chester is here to work on his aggression issues, specifically aggression toward new people and aggression toward his owners when frustrated. In this video I explain our approach to starting a behavior modification with an aggressive dog and how the way we do things differs greatly from many other balanced/positive trainers.
Doug Go-Home Session!
zhlédnutí 85Před měsícem
Doug graduated from our 2 week Jumpstart program and I was able to film a large portion of his go home session! He shows off all of his on leash obedience and because of his age and energy levels, we incorporated some off leash training using the ecollar, which we don’t usually do in a 2 week program, but Doug was a fast learner and we didn’t want to hold him back! My phone died as we were film...
First Play Session With Cooper!
zhlédnutí 61Před měsícem
Cooper joined us for our 2 week jumpstart program where we will be working on basic obedience, play and relationship building! Cooper is a high drive, energetic pup, so a play based training system will be perfect for him!
Walk And Talk With Radagon! Training An Overweight and Reactive Dog!
zhlédnutí 137Před měsícem
Explaining Radagon behavior issues, why he’s with us for training, and how we’ve gone about working through his problems both indirectly and directly!
Markers/Signals With Barkley!
zhlédnutí 350Před měsícem
Explaining and demonstrating the various markers or signals we use to communicate with dogs in our training program! Also demonstrating how I train with food and how it may differ from how other trainers utilize food. Even though I will use food in training, especially with young dogs early on, my goal is always to utilize play as much as possible in training!
E-Collar Training: The Goldilocks Level and Finding the Right Level for Your Dog!
zhlédnutí 73Před měsícem
A short clip from a longer video available on my Patreon explaining my thoughts on finding “the right level” for your dog when training with remote collars and my approach which I refer to as “the Goldilocks level”
Playing With Food! Food Chasing Games With Willie! Dog Won’t Play? Try This!
zhlédnutí 29Před měsícem
Willie is a nervous dog without much motivation for play, in fact he’s actually scared of most toys! Instead of trying to get him to play with toys, which is unlikely to happen on its own, I’m using food chasing games to get Willie moving and playing with me. As the video progresses you can see his understanding of the game increase alongside his confidence and enthusiasm. In the beginning my q...
Training Two Dogs At Once!
zhlédnutí 47Před měsícem
Training/play session with Roo and Bodhi! Bodhi works in place while Roo works in learning g the rules to play!
Off-Leash Hike With Husky
zhlédnutí 102Před měsícem
Bodhi and skippy enjoy an off leash hike. We work on recall, heel and manners on the trails!
Play Session and Heeling With Seven
zhlédnutí 132Před měsícem
Play session demonstrating the Progress on our “out” command along with more work on heeling
Teach Your Husky Not to Pull! How to Walk Your Dog on a Loose Leash! Loose Leash Walk: First Lesson!
zhlédnutí 460Před měsícem
In this video I demonstrate the methods we use to get all dogs to walk nicely on a loose leash. This is Bodhi first lesson working on this behavior and we chose a busy environment to teach him in. This is a shortened version of a longer 30 minute video showing our FULL unedited session available only on our Patreon! Become a member to our Patreon for exclusive content! www.patreon.com/ChinookK9...
Play session and teaching Heel With Seven!
zhlédnutí 29Před měsícem
Play session and teaching Heel With Seven!
Building Engagement and Teaching Obedience With Your Young Dog
zhlédnutí 178Před 2 měsíci
Building Engagement and Teaching Obedience With Your Young Dog
Lola Play Session and The Importance of Play to Create a Healthy Relationship
zhlédnutí 165Před 3 měsíci
Lola Play Session and The Importance of Play to Create a Healthy Relationship
Teaching New Behavior Using Ivan Balabanovs Training Without Conflict Method of Dog Training
zhlédnutí 102Před 3 měsíci
Teaching New Behavior Using Ivan Balabanovs Training Without Conflict Method of Dog Training
EXTREME Kennel /Separation Anxiety With Bow, Whining In Kennel and How We Address It
zhlédnutí 63Před 3 měsíci
EXTREME Kennel /Separation Anxiety With Bow, Whining In Kennel and How We Address It
Buddy Play Session, Training Through Play
zhlédnutí 50Před 3 měsíci
Buddy Play Session, Training Through Play
Freckles Play Session: Teaching your Puppy Through Play
zhlédnutí 60Před 3 měsíci
Freckles Play Session: Teaching your Puppy Through Play
Training Humans With Electric Collar (E-Collar): E-Collar Training Explained, E-Collar Recall
zhlédnutí 276Před 4 měsíci
Training Humans With Electric Collar (E-Collar): E-Collar Training Explained, E-Collar Recall
I have two dogs that seem to feed off of each other when it comes to the whining and carrying on when I'm getting ready to leave the house or when I come home. Any suggestions on how to deal with two at one time? I guess what I'm saying is I could work with one and get them to a certain point but then when they're in the same room or house with the other one that's carrying on it's going to encourage the one that I've been working with to regress.
no me extraña q este video no tenga ni un like...
Thank you for your videos. How many markers do you use in twc?
You need to work on your markers and understand what they mean.
Care to elaborate? Are you referring to the client? Maybe you can demonstrate some of your impeccable marker training for us?
Your marker is not charged. Watch your dog. He clearly understands your movement marker, not your verbal marker. You have been infected with the Michael Ellis virus, and it's not healthy!
Thank you for the video! So, balabanov technique is not with louring, but leash direction, am I right?
Papiiiiiiiiiiiiiillon! ❤ 🐕
That's what I love about TWC. It's real. It gets to the roots. And it works WITH the dog as they are, not trying to change their genetics. Gonna be taking my exam remotely soon. Wish me luck.
Id love to hear more about how the proper environment (i.e. natural outdoor area) helps with proper behavior modification.
@@kevinmoulthrop7622 did your teacher ever have class outside on a beautiful day?
Love it!! He’s so quick!!
Thank you so so so much. You gave me the missing piece I need on my 3.yo SG. I want to go back to some basics after a big break in training. He really enjoys possetion over retrieving and balabanov makes so much more sense to me! Unfortunately his techniques are still not openly published.
Thank you so much. I am trying to find the balavanov out and games technique to improve my training techniques, but couldn't. I cannot pay from my country for the videos due to restrictions in my country with payments online in other currencies (i am in Argentina). Please put parts 2 and 3
@@SofiaViviEnDo hello! All sessions are available on my Patreon page! www.patreon.com/ChinookK9ProfessionalDogTraining?
I’ll definitely do some impromptu play with sticks etc, but mostly the dogs and I just hike.
I"m sorry, but a husky is a sledge dog... so they are literally bred to pull (and hard), it's their nature and they love doing it. Same for Alaskan Malamute, Samoyed,... It's like having a Greyhound or Whippet and not allowing it to run fast or having a guard dog and not wanting it to guard. People should stop buying dogs for how they look and then 'train' the breed out of them. Just buy a breed that has what one looks for as nature/breed characters that fits their lifestyle . That save a lot of trouble and makes for much happier dogs (and owners) in the end.
@@katrienvh4289 I don’t disagree and I think concessions need to be made based on what the owner wants vs what the breed/dog is capable of. However I don’t think this means we can’t teach a husky to walk on a loose leash.
Oh no, a prong AND an ecollar?? She must be putting on an act of relaxation and happiness because it's been proven those tools cause chronic fear and anxiety. She's actually shaking in terror. 😂 Sorry, just feeling a bit sarcastic today. She looks like she's having a brilliant time. ❤
He looks like a happy dog with great drive to make working and training fun for everyone. He reminds me of Fritz, my German wire/shorthaired pointer mix. He loves to do obedience, etc., anything works, food, praise or a ball. 🤩 Besides working on a solid recall, what do you have planned to make his car chasing not rewarding or fun to do? Sounds like there's an overly dramatic Husky is meeting his death in the back, 🤣🤩.
I wish you trainers would show us how to do this on a dog that isn’t already perfectly trained
@@brianblowers8242 watch my most recent video!
I’ll try this at the vet’s, my pup was afraid of the dog statue inside the office.
Been looking for guidance exactly like this all week. All the other videos out there don’t go into as much precise detail as you did. Thank you. Going to practice this method today , I’m optimistic
I really love how you used the bag of food to set the tone and it carried over to when the cat came in. I’m versed in ecollar- but not as an “aversive”. I worried that a dog may redirect on the “prey” with the stimulation, and I found your video as a result of my inquiry. It answered my concern perfectly. And your timing is so good! And it was all very gentle and effective.
Oh my gosh, we miss that boy. He'll give you a workout! Looks like he isn't getting as excited when his friends walk by, still a little distracted, but calmer.
Man, puppies are so fun.
Also you are training in high arousal (which is great!) but is does the progression lead to a dog that can relax on place?
Hello! If I didn’t have space to work on the initial behavior with some level of enthusiasm I would probably begin teaching in a more suitable space (think about creating the proper learning environment). Teaching behaviors like this through play can lead to some level of exhaustion, so during the session, or subsequent sessions the dog will choose to “take a break” and i can suggest they take that break on the bed or in a down, I can then add duration easily and I may change the reinforcement to food delivery, affection in place etc to teach them to relax in a more natural way.
How might you change the game if the only space you have is a living room with furniture and such things in it
Aww... such a good girl! Great handler too <3 Lots of hard work goes into this I'm sure :)
I think if you just add some food luring in the beginning of teaching the behavior with the same method it will be perfect
Do you think the learning would happen faster by adding a lure? What do you think would improve with a lure?
Working with an adult dog obviously the movements can be more complex , and food luring can develop hunting instinct in the dog , it promotes body awareness and also develops speed and concentration ..
@@Prodogtrainingae I would argue that engaging the hunting instinct and luring while teaching the behavior would be detrimental to most of the things outlined aside from speed, which will negatively impact concentration and body mechanics as well if not balanced with focus and concentration on the actual task and not just focus on the reinforcer. Often luring comes with many unintended side effects such as sign tracking, frustration, and the need to eventually fade the lure which can create conflict. I appreciate and respect your response and look forward to a reply!
Remember that a high frequency of reinforcement decreases distractibility, stimuli that are too weak in fact immediately result in habituation, those that are sufficiently strong initially increase responsivenes and then decrease it , high levels of performance require an optimal level of activation (not too high nor too low) What will be missing in your method is latency : how much time elapses between a stimulus (example the verbal signal "sit") and a response (example: the dog sits). This is a key measure in dog training because in most exercises we want a latency close to zero. That’s why the importance of conducting a reward assessment to identify which will work as the best positive reinforcer for that individual subject. This means presenting pairs of food or toys to the dog and seeing which he prefers in the pair. You can later mix reward ,food and ball+ play which will create expectation - the only thing will create conflict in this situation is that prong-collar , the dog has no enough drive for the ball and while he is running after it he got some corrections from the leash Unintentionally which will decrease chasing speed , but i really appreciate how you really evaluating the behavior and you give more time for the dog to enjoy his achievements
@@Prodogtrainingae I would still disagree, think about it like learning a math problem Would you feel more comfortable learning the problem by having the problem presented, and the answer immediately given with no time to think through it? Or would learning be more effective with time for the learner to think and then gradually building the speed required to perform the problem? When teaching we are not looking for speed in the beginning, we want the dog to think and fully understand what we are asking of them before asking for speed, and with the right level of understanding and motivation the speed will come!
This is awesome! 😁
Very nice,discipline is basic and important 🤗👍🌻
you should consider using a wireless mic system for audio of your videos, since your comments and narrative are unfortunately barely hearable :(
So you don’t condition the dog using low level stim , you only use it in a corrective manner?
We don’t condition the electric collar in the “typical” sense, no. Conditioning does of course happen in the process and that doesn’t mean we don’t use low levels/only use high levels, we just don’t pre condition it.
I think it’s a bit “smoke and mirrors” when people claim they aren’t using the electric collar in a corrective manner, at the end of the day it’s always a form of negative reinforcement based on the fact that it’s an aversive stimulus.
@@chinookk9 Yes. I understand it is aversive even at low levels. I see many trainers using ecollar by beginning at “working level”. Your way makes more sense . Love your work and enjoyed your podcast with Miracle9.
@@chinookk9 thank you. I had this problem in Concept of the balances trainers who go e collar first then command, then positive, and THEN they change to command- negative high level. I mean, it changes rules completely to the dog, and doesn't make sense to me.
Per the quadrants of operant conditioning, “negative reinforcement” would mean to remove a stimulus to reinforce a desired behavior. (I.e. only opening the crate when the dog stops whining) Using a shock collar is “positive punishment”; adding a stimulus to decrease an undesired behavior.
You are 100% wrong. The stimulus from the collar is removed thereby reinforcing the recall command. We are not stopping any behavior therefore it is not punishment. I strongly suggest further educating yourself on the quadrants of operant conditioning before commenting again.
What is chase & catch?
Hi, how do you reduce your dog's whining? in the video you can hear that the 1st dog is squealing and you are training the 2nd dog, I was wondering if you use impulse correction or vibration for the 1st dog to silence it and whether it helps in such a situation?
Hi Dylan, I am thinking of doing this with Niki's dinners as she gets very excited when released to go eat (running so fast she falls). Question for you - how did you eventually release Niko to go and get the food? You are saying break and that is not permission, and so what language did you ultimately use to indicate it was okay to get it?
Thanks for showing the not so pretty side of training. Just takes lots of repetitions and tons of patience with some dogs. Made me feel good about training . Took me quite a while to teach my dog to sit.
When he comes back slow like that, I would probably run the other way so that he would bring the ball to me, but that’s just my training
Wow, I didn't know these buzz type training collars existed. Pretty dog, it's obviously not hurting him & he is responding without using it already. Your voice commands are good. I know a CZcamsr with 2 pups & needs help training them. Should 3 month old G.P. pups have walking with leash training already? Thanks 🙂
Wish we still had ecollars where I live! I'm halfway through Ivan's course now. I always knew it was crap that got these tools banned but now I know even more... Buddy's a cutie. I'm guessing Maremma...?
Is the one with the white collar a little shy?
Dirk gets easily overwhelmed so he can get stressed when asking/enforcing certain behviors, but keeping an upbeat attitude with him and providing lots of reinforcement helps him recover quickly!
What brnd ? Mini ED?
You make very nice videos
He’s wonderful Dylan, we’re told he’s 10% wolf. Also, I’m Cyrus’s grandma and I can’t walk him as when he sees a person he will totally yank my arm off and break away from me. I’m not confident walking him, so please help with that. Also, I gave Robyn another concern for me this morning.
Hi Dylan, this is not Cyrus's grandma. I am. Please disregard what this person said, it's a fake account.
He's adorable! Awesome job training :D
Great job!
how high do you correct most dogs on for the level of correction? 25 sseems high but I use dogtra and goes up to 125 levels.. but I seen people use 50 for off leash
it's not so much about the level. Every dog has different sensitivity. Just look at your dog and how he responds to the stim. And not to forget is that ppl use higher numbers than normally when they are in an environment that is very distracting and has a lot of competing motivators for the dog. So just observe your dog and how it responds to a stim and work from then on. Don't just copy others ppl stim numbers.
Man what a cutie. And the dog's cute, too. Sorry I'm in a dad joke mood 😂
Do you like the Flexi/have you tried any other retractable brands? Looking to invest in one for my business so I'm asking around.
Definitely recommend flexi brand!
What breed is this guy? Like a Borgi or Sheporgi?
Feisty little fella, ain't he.
Why use food and not play?