AGGRESSIVE DOG TRIES TO ATTACK ME 5 TIMES!
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- čas přidán 6. 12. 2021
- How do you train an aggressive dog trying to attack people? Tom Davis breaks down how to work with a reactive/aggressive dog. Not every dog is the same and each dog requires a different lens to get the outcome needed to be successful and safe.
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Firm. Fair. Consistency. 90% of what dogs need. If owners could just do those three things most problems would be solved.
This was an awesome videos as it also showed that 90% consistency is not enough, it has to be 100%. These owners were great, they obviously cared and had put the work in to help this dog. It was the last 10% of consistency they were missing. Tom's comment about letting the dog choose to be on the left or right looked like a lightbulb moment for them.
Sorry to say Kito, not every dogs are the same. I agree with your consistency comment, but some dog is harder to train. That's why we reach out to professional for help. Reason why I said this, because I have a husky that's acting very different from other dog, even my trainer said he is very hard to train (We have tried to train him almost 6 months before signing up for boarding classes). I would like to shoutout to any owner at least try to correct his behavior much better than abandon them in a shelter, or let them live with that kind of behavior and can never interact with anyone or any other dog.
Kids too
Kito Perro wouldn't that be nice? I see many dog owners who are quite happy to spend plenty of $$$$$$$ to "board and Train" their dogs and think they come back "fixed". They fail to reinforce what was taught and the poor dog goes right back to their prior bad behavior.
Here is a novel approach....... 3 days of dog board and train and then 7 days of owner board and train. Imagine the results then???
@@toddrrath619 I agree, you spend the money for board and train, but consistent training have to continue basically for the rest of the life of the dog, just to make sure he is in line.
I am impressed that you approach EACH dog as an individual; never a "one size fits all" attitude.
I admire that you are OPEN to changing your techniques as needed for each dog.
I would love to see videos where you check in on past clients to see how they're doing. Maybe doing "tune-ups" when clients backslide?
(I know you probably do NOT have any spare time.)
Thank you for saving lives!
Let the dogs be dogs!! GO BUY A CAT IF YOU WANT A PUSSY
Dog training is an art after all, it’ll never look the same for any 1 dog. Being a dog trainer truly is an amazing job, I work to train pets but mostly service dogs with my program and consistency and proper communication is the key to dog ownership
This video is PERFECT example of what happens when a high drive, confident dog never gets proper socialization and structure. Early training matters! Kudos to this couple for taking on this challenge and seeing the potential in this rescue dog.
Hey Tom. Oregonian here. I have a neighbor down the street with a reactive dog. She MUST be watching your videos too, because I’ve witnessed her using your methods on a walk with her Bloodhound mix. The NBD Army is everywhere!
Fascinating to see that mix of confidence and fear in Bear. I'm so glad you and his owners shared this because of its rarity. It was kinda funny (as well as being such a huge step forward) to see him air scent you and give you the "That's a hard no from me!" It only serves to reiterate how you always say a dog doesn't have to love everyone, it just can't try to willy nilly chomp people. Once their confidence increases with handling Bear, the trio will do fantastic!
Yes! Thanks for watching!
I'm a huge fan of brandon's tv show so it wasn't surprising that his book czcams.com/users/postUgkxSw1k29V8f0aNwyGI6qRGYJc3E4Y4Eoxy is also excellent! With treats, my dog has learned most of the seven common commands (sit, stay, come, down, heel, off and no). Brandon's love for all animals is baked into every chapter of the book. If you have a puppy or an older dog, i would highly recommend reading every word of this book as it will be a source of pride for you and your dog.
Could you ever do updates on how some of these dogs are doing after you’ve worked with them and their owners.
I was sooo impressed at 2:53 when you asked for the leash back AFTER the dog tried to take your face off. Your calmness during the face of such naked aggression is inspiring as you work to save the dog. I've never worked with a trainer that would take a dog like that - figure out what is driving the behavior, and teach owners how to communicate expectations with their dog. Awesome and impressive as usual!
It’s great to see such progress for that beautiful dog. Coming from a shelter and not knowing his background, the owners obviously love him very much to get help for him. He will be a much happier soul when he understands his role in the family and can live his best life. Good job, everyone!
yep!!
What a good cession but I think the owner struggled to be consistent with your instructions initially. Also it was great to see the change in the dog's behaviour. Thanks Tom.
Gerry from Melbourne Australia
Kudos to these owners for picking a hard to train dog from the shelter and actively work to get the dog trained.
Love your videos, Thank you! My first shepherd I purchased while living in west germany in 1984, he was 7 months old when I got him. He had been previously owned by another canadian couple and omg, what a potential disaster! We knew immediately we needed professional help with this dog. We joined the schutzhund club in our area. This was amazing and life changing! The german head trainer was amazing, we went EVERY sunday, rain or shine. There was ALWAYS policemen and border patrol guards there with their canine partners, they were so supportive and generous with their expertise and experience. We were taught SO MUCH!
Sadly this shepherd passed away in canada a few short years later, bloat in stomach, devastating to loose this magnificent brilliant animal who was the best friend and partner I've been honoured to love. He truly was one in a million. He had red papers from his german breeders, one of the trainers at the club looked at them and translated for us ( I didn't speak german) Red papers mean the parents AND grandparents have successfully competed, and won, obedience, no hip dysplasia, etc red papers mean quality bloodlines that can be followed. His name was "zero vom vortlicht" we called him blitz
Sorry for rambling, I have had many more shepherds since then, all of them benefitted enormously from what we learned at that schutzhund club
You are so good, and I like the education you give the owners, we are ALWAYS learning
Really interesting case. I appreciate the owner's willingness to continue to pursue answers, not giving up! They clearly have some intelligence, openness to new ideas which is a big win for the dog. I like watching Tom assess the situation, and come up with good ideas and solutions. In response to your question, I'm in Indiana.
It amazes me every time how quickly the dog picks up on what to do once the owner is taught how to do it♥️ I LOVE seeing the relationship grow right before my eyes!!!
Thanks so much for watching ❤️
my cattle dog used to be exactly like this guy 🥺 he kinda looks like him too! thanks to you and your informative videos, we are now able to live a much happier life together ✨🙏🏼 no more lunging at strangers! thank you for all your knowledge and empowerment!
I loved this! Clear instructions on how to use the pager as a correction with good results. Thanks Tom. I'm now more confident in using the pager in my training.
That was what I was thinking for my puppy. I don't want her to get to aggression and then have to do it.
Yes he's great!
South Dakota here! I actually don’t have a dog.. yet. I’ve been binge watching all your videos to get myself prepared for my first dog. Love all the information you give!! 💚
So brilliant to find a great trainer before getting a dog. Kudos and a very lucky dog in your future!
Careful when choosing a dog. Some breeds are not for beginners. Learn everything there is to know about a
breed. If you want a purebreed, get a pet quality puppy from a person that shows dogs and breds quality dogs...
Watching all the way from Zimbabwe! So appreciate all the work you do. I have a Swiss Shephard, Belgian Malinois, BoerbulXsharpei and Poodle! All trained with your methods. There’s nothing better than happy, well balanced, confident dogs! I walk all 4 dogs together with my 5month baby girl at the park never having to worry!
I think socialization at a very young age is a must for any dog!
Great segment really depicts how we as owners are inconsistent. Even after you asked the owner to keep the dog on the left or one side, he continued to switch sides. I am so guilty of this very thing. Ty you for this video.
It's like someone taught him stranger danger and he seriously took it to heart! He's a good boy and he is trying to learn. Great job human team but awesome job puppy!!! You got this! 💙💙🐕⭐😊
Your no nonsense and lack of treat training has really helped me train my dog better. She still has some control issues but,she's only 5 months but she's knee high and over 70 pounds
I love how you explain things to the owners and actively have them work with the dogs themselves. I’ve seen too many trainers just take the dogs from the owners and do it themselves without the owners doing anything to help.
THANK YOU! Our adolescent rescue pup was super reactive to people, dogs, bikes, trains, vehicles just 8 weeks ago. With your help, consistent handling, learned leadership and the right tools, we can now calmly walk past pretty much everything and everyone with focus 95% of the time. Our relationship with him is great, he is 100% calmer, relaxed and happier in himself. These videos along with the No Bad Dogs podcast have changed our lives. Literally. Balanced dog training in Australia is a VERY new concept. We're looking forward to lots of years with our now polite, friendly, well mannered and confident pup!
Hi from Toronto, Ontario! We have gone to trainers and everything but being able to watch your videos to stay consistent has been a huge help for my reactive dog!
Dog trainers who understand dog psychology and are able to not only use that knowledge to train their own dogs but train owners to handle their dogs are so amazing. Thank you for what you do.
Great conversation on suppression, not a lot of trainers that use positive punishment explain this well if at all.
I see so many dogs whose owners do not engage their mind, don’t socialize them (desensitize them to outside stimulus) and do not provide any sort of pack structure that helps with preventing insecurity that can lead unwanted behavior. This is what I have learned from Tom and other trainers and behavioralists I respect.
I’m in Florida and don’t even have a dog but love watching the amazing work you do.
OMG! Love this, Carla!
I'm in Florida but from Saratoga Springs NY so I got his reference about driving on the Northway 😎.
Maybe you can try
training some alligators. 😂
It is so hard for me not to talk about other trainers and their methods. Tom, but really the methods, do more in a one hour session than many other trainers do in weeks or months with their projects.
This stuff just works. I now feel that the long game some trainers play is borderline abusive. If you can get someone out of pain now why wait weeks and months. Same with dog behavior.
My dog ( a Belgian shepherd) also has that confident fear and reactivity. This video was super helpful!
This is fascinating to watch. Glad I've got the monthly membership so I can watch the full, uncut version. Looking forward to watching the whole thing!
Hi 👋 Linda how are you doing?
Thank you for being so clear and concise with your explanations 😊
I'm from Canada and just found your channel. I love how you explain the why's of the dog's behavior. You put out excellent content. Thank-you!
That's the good stuff, thanks a lot for teaching us a little by little. And the crew is doing really good job on making and improving the content, videos and podcasts, overall u guys are amazing!
Greetings!
Great job as always.
What a stunning dog, and his owners are a good couple - I liked how down to Earth and insightful they are. 👍🏾😊
Loved this one! My girl Roxi is the exact same way and I see there is hope for her! Your methods have helped me see the ecollar is our best option to help with her reactivity.
The studying you have done and probably still do plus your natural talent with understanding why dogs are reacting/behaving the way they do and knowing how to get them back to being a dog and love being a dog.
Love the videos as usual.
Trying to start putting structure into my husky’s life now taking your teachings.
From Trinidad 🇹🇹 in the Caribbean
Originally from Detroit, Michigan, now live in Bunbury, Western Australia. Love being a No Bad Dogs member, learning heaps and the people are super on the site. These owners are amazing trying to give this dog the best life.
Tom is very good at explaining things and at reading this dog. He is patient and leaves his ego at the door which would key up a dog even more if he took a confrontational approach. Great that these videos are available for people to view and learn.
Bear reminds me of my current 7yo AustralianShepherd, but she's slightly less reactive. She wants to be good, but is still fearful of new people, cars, and dogs. She had never been trained or socialized until I got her in February. Working on desensitizing her to different situations. Tom, do you ever come to the Seattle area for classes? We could periodically use your teaching out here. (I'm hopeful!!!)
Hope this helps!
Greetings from Austria! I love listening to you talking about dogs. After every video I have something new to try with my boys.
Hello from Vancouver Island, Canada! I love your videos and as a dog trainer myself will often come to your videos to reinforce my training plans for reactive or “aggressive” clients. Keep up the great work, so many people could learn so much from your videos!
Thanks so much, Jessica!
Another great session I love this channel .
Talking to us humans in real talk and making a lot of sense.
No 1 channel for advise and make you realise you are not alone.
Thank you Tom.
Thank you, Ian!
Hello, from Western Australia. The progress in this video was so wonderful. Love how you make everyone in the room think, including the humans
Thanks for watching!:)
Shelter's need a Full Time Trainer to work with their Dogs ! ( before they send them out to be adopted )
The problem is most shelters are positive only believers....... which is not effective for aggressive, strong dogs.
@@AprilCunningham What do you mean ? explain better plz.
@@PrettyGoodLookin They have a 'one size fits all' positive only training system. You are not allowed to correct the dog in ANY way. Whilst this works for a small number of dogs, it fails miserably with most, especially those who are aggressive (even if it's fear based) and strong willed dogs, which is why they're in the shelter in the first place. My rescue was about to be killed as she had multiple issues when I got her and the positive only training was useless. I tried multiple techniques to stop the aggression and reactivity and the most successful by far (it almost instantly worked) was conditioning her to an e-collar. Now I have a well behaved social dog who I can safely let off leash everywhere.
@@sportysbusiness Hummm...I have my doubts about your " story ". An E collar will not solve all of those behaviors alone. Otherwise, you would see every dog trainer using them.
You’re assuming all shelters have the funds. The shelter I volunteer at had a trainer donate her time, but that lasted only a month. Feel free to whip out your checkbook and help.
Hi from Florida. Love watching you work with this type of dogs, and get them to come around.
Hey Tom what a great video!! I'm from Indiana!! Thank you for taking the time to help us understand the dogs thoughts so we can help other dogs like him!!
This is a great video! Thank you for sharing!
It's amazing how the little things matter. Ignoring them in early development can mushroom into serious problems, just like this. By then, most become overwhelmed and stuck. Knowledge can save this dog's life and provide a more relaxed existence. More great work Tom.
YES! Thank you!
Love the videos! Always learn from them and push me to be a better trainer
Great session, Tom. Would love to see a follow up with him. Have a Blessed Day 😊🐶
Thanks so much, Julia!
Since doing these common sense techniques, my leash-reactive intact WGSL Coatie boy August (Auggie) has gone down in meltdowns over other dogs by 90%. I tried a non-prong method w my second GSD after using one with my girl; I’m back with Herm now 😁👍🏻 Chantilly, VA, Author- Shepherd Girl: A Dog Story
So happy for you! Thanks for watching!
Your doing good work man. It's never the dogs fault, mostly it just us.
This is awesome. Can’t wait to watch the full video 🙌🏻🙌🏻♥️
Great work! I look forward to each video I learn something useful each time. Sarasota FL
Awesome! Thank you!
@UpstateCanineAcademy and @TomDavis, straight from Mozambique 🇲🇿... Even though I'm owning a dog right still I find the videos always teaching me to understand how to deal with a dog, cause I love dogs.... Keep doing @TomDavis
I love this. It’s giving me hope that my boy has a chance.
Hello Tom,
I am from Germany & really love to watch your videos! It is not just interesting I also learned very much and try to use it during the training with my own dog.
I don't really have money to pay for dog training. So, channels like yours really help! Thank you from Houston, TX!!
Watching from Germany - and enjoying every minute of it! You're really doing god's work over there, keep it up!
Great to see this dogs progress in being less reactive on the leash. The dog seemed much more at ease by the end of the video. I am listening in from Northwest Indiana.
Yes, still lots of work to do but yet!
Wonderful video! Thanks for the content. I'm watching from South Carolina, to answer your question
As always, VERY informative video. Thanks from Southern California.
Amazing work Tom!
From Ottawa Ontario Canada!
Nice progress. My reactive rescue also got extremely pissed off when I attempted a prong collar correction. It’s nice to see work with a dog that isn’t so typical, if just for my own sanity. lol
Thanks for watching man!
Watching this from Ireland, it's really great training advice
There’s no way that dude is gonna be able to train that dog… he’s so quiet and passive, right when they get home that dog is gonna own him again.
Thinking the same thing, god damn pigeon toed
Fantastic job, Tom!
Great content to watch as been brought up all my life with different types of dog breeds it's exciting to watch and to know not to pet strange dogs that have no concern to yourself to touch and watching from the UK.
Watching from Nova Scotia. Just started following. Good advice for dog owners.
Thanks Tom! It's thanks to you that I have the good relationship I have now with my rescue border collie. Excellent guidance and insight into the mind of the dog. Aloha from Maui! (From a NY native!!)
So happy for you!
This is exactly what I am dealing with right now. My dog is extremely obedient but she resource guards me to the point that I cannot pet any other dogs and even when the dogs come near me she growls and snaps at them.
You can correct that behavior. When petting another dog, keep an eye on your dog to see if your dog will come running over to growl/snap at the dog you are petting. If your dog comes running over, point your finger at your dog and yell: " No, get out of here" . (With a firm voice! ) . Chase your dog away as you yell get out of here! Now, go back to petting the dog. Rinse and repeat. If your dog does not react when you pet a dog, then go PRAISE your dog! It works like a charm!
Interesting case and informative content. Thank you!
Thank you for watching Kevin!
Amazing work, love it! 🐶
Thank you!!!
Texas here. Thanks for all the amazing content, Tom!
Hi! From Marquette, Michigan. Love the explanations in these videos!
Thank you for posting great videos like these :) from the Philippines
Lovely looking dog and eventually he'll settle down with your help . Great job Tom. Thank you : )
Hey, greetings from Luxembourg. I liked the video before even watching it 🙂. Great content with a happy ending as usual. Kudos to the owners for adopting the doggy and getting him the best trainer 👍
Thanks for watching!
Oh, Luxembourg is beautiful. You are lucky.
Love these videos! i learn something new with every video! We are in Queensland, Australia
Excellent timing on that first pass 💯
amazing transformation!!!
Helpful and very useful information! I live in Indiana U.S.A! I also have a Labrador Retriever! Very fun loving pup! I love him to bits.
So happy it helped! Thanks for watching, Leah!
You are AWESOME! Love your videos and calm energy. Firm and encouraging! Jenny from New Zealand. With a border collie x golden retriever who's 2. And pulls on the leash when we're out. So am watching a ton of your videos. You make it look so easy! Thanks so much!
Greenville, SC checking in. Love the vids bro. Appreciate your guidance.
Greetings from Vancouver Island, Canada. Love your videos. It's fascinating to learn about the behaviours and what's behind them, and it's so important that dog owners understand how to set boundaries and enforce them firmly but fairly. You are doing a great service to dog owners everywhere, thank you.
Thank you so much for watching Mariah!
im watching from Jamaica, zero dogs in my household but love watching your mastery!!
This one that I would love to see in it’s entirety
I love that these vids are available! I tend to watch a bunch 3-4 times a year just to stay fresh and encouraged to keep improving with my boys. I want to add a girl to the pack in the spring so we all have a little work to do first :) Can't thank you enough!
I love your channel! I'm here in Atlanta ga! I don't miss an episode!
Hi Tom, thank you, I love your videos and your comments and explications. You are really greate. Best regards from Prague, Europe, Czech republic.
I’m in the Netherlands 🇳🇱 and love your videos. They have helped us so much. Even with the restrictions around the laws of tools allowed here.
Also PLEASE make the “train your dog” crew neck in a hoodie
Great, Great video. Poor boy just didn't know. Great work.
Thanks, Jessica !
Such an interesting case! Super informational watching.
I'm from Iceland
Amazing progress that dog made, way to go.
I’m from Northern California, and we have a field bred (red) golden intact male. He’s a damn good dog and is sometimes just a little too smart for his own good.
Detroit Michigan here, learning from your videos every time
Amazing how this works, I got a pitbull Cross and man shes kinda hard to control but I'm working on it. These videos are such a guide for me
Great video Tom.
You are da man! When it comes to reading dogs...