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I emailed had my gsd for 9 months now, he just turned 1 and we've had him on the prong collar since the beginning. He's really not a "bad" puller, but as soon as i try putting his regular collar on, he definitely likes to pull. And I can't take him anywhere, mostly pet stores, busy parks etc, he'll just tug me anxiously along. But i don't want him on the prong forever, he has thick fur and a saggy german shepherd neck lol so I'm constantly habing to untangle it and it's just a pain...I don't know how to get him to walk without it though, i feel like I've tried most methods

“It can be a problem if the dog is not allowed to sleep in the bed”. I love dogs. I’ve been around them since I was a baby. However, I’ll stop right there.

After 8 weeks of trying these videos and stressing my dog, I simply paid my veterinarian $200 for a house call. Problem solved.

Exited to try this and learn my frenchie

I was talking to a cop who trains working dogs, and he was saying that controlled “aggression” training is a great tool in your overall dog training toolkit, as well as a wonderful bonding opportunity for you and your dog.

My dog is sleeping next to me now new subscriber here

This was GREAT. I love that you used a dog as out of control as mine - when he pulled you, I laughed in commiseration. And subscribed! And the furry friend next to you at the end watched you so lovingly......

this video is golden :)

Good video! Owners probably need training too.

My 4 year old yellow Lab will not get in the back of our SUV he use to get in and settle down but for some reason unknown to me will not get in now I've tried this method but no luck if by any chance I do get him in he just jumps right out again which is dangerous for him any ideas please.

Thought it said Should you roundhouse my dog?

How old can you start this?

So my dog is doing great with this however I can't get her to turn around

My dog expressed her anal glands on my bed. Yup never again 😂 She sleeps in her crate

I have a 10 month old husky that I take to the park regularly. He is intact. He has been going to the park for about 4 months with no issues. Just recently he got in a minor altercation with an older husky who is also intact. They are both larger huskies. My dog then stayed very close to me and started showing defensive behavior such as growling and tried to back away. The other owner stated that him coming to me was an issue. Is this true? And if so, what can I do to stop this before it becomes a real problem?

Great video. Just want to ask.. Instead of using a whistle could I replace it with calling out "HERE"?

Love this training tip! Thank you. Teaching my do to be a service dog for owner visual assistance in low lighting situations.

Nice, simple instructions that work. It gave my dog and I our first training victory together. Thanks.

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I have a 19 month old belgian malinois and we regularly play rough either with my hands or a toy but soon as i say 'break' its game over until I play bow at her or initiate play again if you can control the drive...you can control the dog.

Will try this. Thanks

Have watched hundreds of other trainers on this subject, this one is the most unpretentious, most relaxed for handler and dog. Shows good examples and many within a short period.

My family dog I just met is actually violently playful with us and idk how to stop it. She doesn’t stop for “no.” She’s 10months. How do we stop it?

Had my puppy for a month . First 3 nights were rough. 5th no more accident but whimper continues. After the 10th night ....silence... my problem im still having is i have to put her in there... she just wont go in. I tried high value treats. Toys. Many other things she just won't.

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Better than any other empty videos. Thank you so much! I'm absolutely going to explore more videos of this channel.

Unless there's people walking behind you and you have a pitbull like mine that will act aggressively and you can't back up...

Good stuff! Does anyone know where I can buy THIS LEASE, not just a long line but this one! I like the texture. Thank tout

I use this method with my lab, but as soon as she sees the second ball she drops the first way across the yard. So I try hiding the second ball behind my back until she returns with the first ball. This works, but it hasn’t trained her to drop the ball unless she sees that second ball.

Mine will comply with this two-ball trick, but she should drop it when I tell her to. She's disobeying my command and it PISSES ME OFF! Two balls is just giving in to the situation.

This is my german sheperd / malinios rescue 100%. She is 1 ywar and 4 months. Fear agression on leash to dogs mainly. If she gets loud and lunges ... the scary thing goes away. Ugh. So she keeps doing it. I was letting her walk and sniff freely and then when a trigger would be in eye shot. I would use my (beside/heal) command and then should would be beside me as she experienced the trigger. (She has very good obedience (if focused)). You mentioned to always keep the dog beside you when out, and this might be why we haven't progressed as much. I like to take her hiking and biking/skiing where she is on a long lead of bikjoring/skijoring (pulling ahead). To address her physical/mental needs. But perhaps that is contributing to her ***Ill handle it mom, i am a leader, so ill protect us*** attitude. Which is likely true. Maybe i should put a hold on that stuff for a year or longer .. I wonder if I could have her doing that sport and when we come across a trigger, i put the leash back on her pinch, get off the bike/ski and manage her reactivity as if we were walking? I dono, its so hard with a breed that needs to RUN/work .. inorder to dump a lot of anxiety/energy. But she is also fear agressive. Which makes doing the stuff... sooooo hard... I am also glad to hear you also use a pinch collar ..me too. (Only for walks). I tried a slip lead, flat, martingal ans nothing worked. The pinch was a game changer. I will try to keep her beside me at all times moving forward... but i dont know what to do about the sports.. she loves hiking/biking/skiing. Any advice? Thanks!

man...this was so helpful...i get my GSD saturday...so exicted

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Hey. Thak you sir for opening my eyes up and helping me understand that my 6 year old Rescue black labrador is selective at the dog park about which dogs he enjoys playing with and which dogs he does not like to play with , now i know this information , i know now that if there is a dog my dog * i refer to as my son* does not like or want to play with then all i needa do is remove him from the dog park until the dog's he dont like or dont want to play with have left the dog park , this now tells me i dont know how my boy is going to be unless i give him a chance to say hi to the other dogs. 1 thing i personally do sometimes is i will have my dog on the leash in exchange for giving the other dog time to enter the dog park go sniff sniff look around once the owner removes the leash off the dog and the other dog takes 2 steps or so then i will remove the leash and let my dog run around and play

Thanks for the video, we learnt a few things. Especially the taking the dog off the leash before entering.

Great video thank you

Where did you get the long leash and what is it made of?

I used to wrestle with my brother's pitbull. She learned to immediately stop if I said "OW". I didn't really train her to do this so I'm not sure how she figured it out

Very helpful thank you

Yes! I wanna try this. I’m disabled & have a big service pup a great Pyrenees named Sugar that I hope to train to do this. Thx for the video. Makes me want two big pups now tho. lol

I have a new aussie and we play with his toys sometimes when I tell him to stop he barks, is that ok?

How do I advance on this training if there isn't a second video?

I’ve been searching CZcams for tips on how to teach my dogs recall and this is by far the best. Thanks

I liked this off leash video, is there a 2nd or series of lessons as I would like to complete the heal training?

when giving the dog a kong or meal inside the crate, do you close the crate door or leave it open?

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I have stumbled upon your videos, and I must say, your instructions are remarkably lucid and comprehensible. At present, I am a proud owner of a 4-month-old Golden Retriever, and I find myself in dire need of some expert guidance in dog training. Thank you!

Thanks Tommy for sharing this video. Tried it for the first time in the yard using a slip lead with my rescue dog from Cyprus, a Hound X. & Wow, results straight away....it really works

I am commenting late, but this is one of the most helpful and unique techniques I have seen. People keep suggesting toy swapping and nailing recall, but none of that works. My dog just does not believe coming to me is more fun than keep away. I am going to try this with the long leash in my park. I tried this at home and it was promising.