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Can’t wait for you to try it, the key is to keep the lead as high up on the neck as possible (verticle) short but slack. Think about positioning your hand on the lead where your arm is naturally relaxed. Let me know how you get on with the slip lead and if you have any questions at all ☺️🐾

@@CaramelCream-bv2tw he’s a Dogue de Bordeaux crossed with mastiff and American bulldog we believe 🐾

Thank you for watching and for your kind feedback! ☺️

Thank you for your lovely feedback!

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching!🙌🐾

@@mariasnee2403 he’s doing so much better, check out the long form we have on this channel - just released this evening 🐾

Thank you very much! The owner is really trying her best to turn this dog around since the incident! 🙏

Thanks for the tips! 🐾

Glad you enjoyed it! And thank you for continuously supporting! 🙌🐾

@@BoxerRockyCanine you’re welcome! 🐶

He’s a good dog and clearly respects strong leadership!

Yes, thank you! The dogs had a great time seeing all these new interesting animals. My husky was definitely more interested in some animals over others too! 😂

@@BoxerRockyCanine yes, alpha is a good boy!Thank you for your comment and support! ☺️

@@ibelonginanasylyum 🐶

My pleasure! Looking forward to engaging with you on future content!

It’s going to be a very interesting show! Be sure to spread responsible dog ownership awareness and share with fellow dog owners!☺️🐾 Looking forward to engaging with you on future content!

My pleasure! Thank you for watching and I look forward to engaging with you on future content! ☺️🐶

Wait to see what happens in the next video!

Hi, yes we have got a second video lined up with the next steps which is stooge dog work for more repetitions of neutral calm behaviour around other dogs. Another exciting video to keep an eye out for! This will be coming out soon ☺️

@@BoxerRockyCanine you’re very welcome! I look forward to engaging with you on future content and keep me updated with how you get on ☺️🐶

You’re very welcome of course! Lots of consistency in training and it’s fully probably you’ll get there with yours too! Looking forward to engaging with you on future content 😃🐾

Hi! Thank you for your comment! When using lead, I would recommend this to be on a collar and not on a harness for better control. Anytime puppy jumps up to bite clothes, I like to create a 90 degree angle with the lead, verticle up from the collar and then horizontal to create distance away from pup’s teeth. I usually hold this until pup is calm then go back into my heel walking to teach pup how to walk instead 🐾 I hope this helps and I look forward to seeing your future comments!

@@dancheungdogtrainingThank you . I’m trying to visualize that. Much Joy, I’ll be back”☺️🐾

@@BoxerRockyCanineamazing! I hope you managed to try it out!

You’re very welcome! And Enjoy! Let me know how you get on with the training! ☺️

I am already seeing results. I have got as far as luring her to my side. I wonder if you could help me with another problem I have. My adorable bernedoodle is sooo affectionate, but not with new people, she barks and avoids any contact with them. I hoped this would get better as she got older but she is 15 months now and although she doesnt now bark when she sees someone new like she jsed to,, she barks if they try to interact with her. This is despite my other dog loving new people and going up to greet them, any ideas please?

Amazing to hear! Dog's love the engagement! The best advise I can give if she is happy to take treats from people she doesn't know then to boost her association: Pass a treat to someone, ask them to pop their hand down (open palm) with treat on palm Allow her the opportunity to eat the treat. If/when she takes the treat you can also reward her for that positive interaction. With enough repetitions she should be able to gain enough trust for them to fuss her (from chin only - Not on top of head as this can block her vision, therefore making her feel anxious) Fuss under the chin, and then you reward her for the positive interaction whilst calling her away. Repeat this process enough times and she'll have built up trust with enough people to start being happy to interact. Let me know how you get on and if you ever need to book a call: calendly.com/pupclub/20min

So sorry to hear this, when ever I'm building up a dog's confidence going outside for walks, 100% of the dog's feeds will be outside so that they're pairing up the outside noises and sights with the good emotions they gain from eating their food. Try this out for 2 weeks and keep me updated with how she gets on. Once she's showing signs of more confidence, you can then start to move the food bowl further away from the home, slow is good as we don't want her to get spooked.

Hey mate, reactivity in the home usually happens when the dog is on the furniture. Having a "no" command in place along with correct boundaries for furniture (invitation only) can greatly help with this. As soon as I get my next client with this same problem I'll certainly address it and also make sure we create a YT video around it too! 🙌

You're very welcome my friend!

Great suggestion! I’ll definitely have another case of human reactivity soon no doubt! This same dog was very reactive towards me when I first met him: czcams.com/video/uisUygG1NmY/video.htmlsi=IYOZg5UkbOtBVkQm Thanks for connecting! 😃

Thank you very much for your awesome feedback! I hope you are having a great day?

Thank you very much for your feedback, I've let my videographer know to lower the music on future uploads! :) I appreciate your support and hope to engage with you again soon!

Glad it was helpful!

In this video I speak about setting boundaries for our dogs correctly so that they can have more freedom of choice whilst making the correct choice. Please explore my other videos on my channel to see a lot more in depth processes and application of behaviour modification.

Thank you Brother!🙌

@@dancheungdogtraining I thought you were the rapper 😭😭😭

Haha! Sorry, just your friendly CZcams dog trainer!

Thank you for the feedback and for sharing your personal experience as well. Keep up with the good training 🙌🙏

Absolutely, overtime once the behaviour becomes a habit we won’t need to treat but instead verbal and physical praise will be good enough for him. Thank you for the question and let me know if you have any more!

Honestly, I love Rottweilers and they are great dogs. But they are a lot of dog for a first time dog owner, if the training is not done properly or there is a lack of stimulation, boundaries or correct socialisation we can get a very powerful dog who lunges on the lead. I always recommend toy breeds for first time dog owners because the owner will be more easily able to control and manage unwanted behaviours. The cons of small dogs though however, is that owners can easily treat these dogs like babies creating hugely unwanted behaviours.

Thanks for your honesty Dan, it's greatly appreciated. Your content is great on this channel, I look forward to seeing more. All the best

@@JattOnTractorUK No problem at all, I'm fulfilled creating this content and I enjoy being able to serve. Thank you for watching and engaging and I look forward to talking to you soon on future videos!

Thank you! Isn’t she gorgeous?!

Thank you for your feedback and I've taken this all on board. The owners are doing well in their training with both dogs and I tailor my training to the owners first hand. I love the positive and detailed feedback and I hope to see your further support on future videos!😁

Great video. Lose the music though. We watch to hear you and the music drowns out some conversations.

I appreciate your feedback, we have been working hard to balance this so that the music is low enough to help silences but not drown out conversations. I appreciate your feedback!