Thats my pup! Thank you so much for all of your help with Saint! We have been working on our obedience and using the ecollar to lower his anxiety. Even in the few days since our sessions with you, I see a huge difference!! I'm so glad we were able to train with you and look forward to all his progress in the future! I can't thank you enough!
Really helpful video, I rescued a year and a half old GSD that had no socialization and was scared of other dogs and people, 4 months ago. Since COVID, I have not been working and can’t get professional training so I have turned to your videos for help. She knows all her basic commands now but since we are always together, I believe she has become a codependent! She want eat or play unless I’m close to her. If I go in the house when she’s outside she just lays down and stares at the door. I will begin with the sit, stays you described in your videos. Please continue with the tips on separation anxiety, with the pandemic I’m sure there are many dogs and owners in this situation. I will someday return to work and I want to have her ready for that day. Thank you!
Hey Tom! My 8 month old puppy Hudson (chihuahua spaniel mix) is dealing with isolation distress. He gets plenty of exercise and nice long walks twice a day. When someone is home, Hudson is fine to be in his crate, wait patiently, or play with his toys in another part of the home while we’re in the bathroom or kitchen. Initially we believed him to have separation anxiety, but as we reinforced crate training and constant rewarding for being quiet when left the room, we discovered his issue is only when we leave the home. We approach leaving our house the same way we approached crate training and keeping him in other rooms (we call them “In and Outs”).. started with short periods of time, rewards when he was calm, extended to longer periods of time the more comfortable he got. When doing In and Out training, we can build up his time to hours in his crate, or 15/20 minutes waiting outside the house (it’s a cold winter in Canada, can’t stay out there long). The problem comes when we leave the house and Hudson realizes this no longer is a training exercise, he howls excessively until our return. He refuses to relax in his crate or take a nap. He once howled for 3 hours straight when we needed to go out. How am I suppose to reward a calm puppy for my return if he’s never calm and doesn’t stop howling? We need to eventually re-enter our home, but because he’s howling that means Hudson wins. We can’t do “In and Out” build ups everytime we need to go out to the gym, dinner, grocery shopping, etc. Please help!! Michael and Stephanie
That was a great way to break down anxiety. Little steps for them but it means so much more as you work on obedience! That really put my "puzzle" together just a little bit more!
New to this website, have learned a lot that I can teach Nadja. I am a senior with a 90 pound German Shepherd, she does pretty good except letting people come into my home and she hates the postman jumps at the window.
If you tell a dog to stay, I feel you should RETURN TO THE DOG to end the stay, and not end it by calling the dog to you. My reasoning is this: When the dog is on a stay, and he knows the next move is his, when he is called, of c ourse he's going to be attentive and anxiously awaiting that call from the owner that means he can move. On the other hand, if the dog knows he is on an implied "stay" until the owner returns to HIM, he is more likely to rest, relax, or even snooze or chew a toy while waiting.
Completely agree. I also find that many dogs will anticipate the call-out and watch you like a hawk for any little signal that they can interpret as the sign to come to you.
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Agreed to vary the return to the dog and to either side and call to come to you. Also may be helpful to teach a bridging stimulus ie "good" which is I like what you're doing and keep doing it.
When I’m able to get a service dog prospect, I plan on using a wait and stay command. That way they know to: wait until I call you; stay until I come back to dismiss you. Although I prefer to have implied stays, same rules but less to say.
K I N D L I N G She's an Australian old world Shepherd. She's a good hearted baby but BUSY!! Your training ideas have worked really for her and us!👍 Thanks!
I care take for a friend who has a senior springer spaniel who is blind & partially deaf. Barney is an awesome dog when he relaxes and i just want to help him calm down and find peace when he is left home.
I love all your videos and have trained my dogs using them, therefore we don't need an in person session. I could pretend they do just to meet you but I'm sure there are others here who really do need you. :-)
Thank you Tom, my husband suffers from Bipolar and unfortunately my Shih Tzu who is 9 years old has fed off from my husband and it’s unfortunate because Giovanni suffers from anxiety separation from my husband. My husband continues to contribute to this. Example when anyone comes over instead of allowing the dog to adjust, he picks him up and holds him the entire time of the visit. He will not leave the dogs to go on vacation with relatives because the dogs will miss him.
Wow sounds like me right now. I can't even leave the house without my dog whining and howling. Everytime I hear him like that it touches my chords inside me and makes me want to scream.
Wonderful demonstration on teaching “stay” and another reason for why it’s so important. ❤️❤️❤️ your videos and teaching style. Please, please please add videos of teaching (rescued) hounds, they have such a different basket of problems. This lesson will definitely help.
What he teaches is great , I agree and also was taught a lot of that in training my own dog . I do feel like he’s not articulating or communicating what he’s wanting to express, very well. I hope he improves
thanks i have just figured out how to fix my dogs problem when i leave and close the door, i can stay really good, even if I´m around the corner but the problem is when i close the frontdoor. so now i have been training to say stay and the close the glassdoor in the livingroom so he can still see me but i lose the door. after 1000 doing that i will use the bedroom instead. i made 40 sec before i opend the glassdoor.,... i feel progress :) before i started doing that i started to make sounds when i was close the frontdoor.
A T L A S Always so insightful and inspiring! I will keep trying for my chance to win some online time with you! Thanks for sharing your gift with the world!
I love what you do! I was practicing this with my Doberman while out walking recently but I see where I need to improve and probably better in home than outside with less distractions. I would love to win a session to ask for help about my screaming German Shepherd. He’s obnoxious! His name is in comments!
Hey Thomas, you do such a great job, for all dogs an so helpfull for me and all the owners they meet you here or life. So empathic with the dogs. ❤️❤️❤️ You help me + them so much. Amazing My dog a podenco andaluse is allready 15,5 Years old. Have a good time. Tonja
Hi my name is Chantal, I’m 33 years old and 6 months pregnant! I have a 1 year old husky with separation anxiety which is going to be an issue when I give birth because I’ll be in the hospital, I’ve tried crate training it never worked! He’s fine if I’m close and out of the crate, but gets into stuff! I’ll try your method on this video because nothing else worked, thank you for this tip!
D E X T E R My aussie/cattle dog could really use some help with his reactivity on leash. He has been attacked by off leash dogs multiple times and is very reactive while he is on leash. My back is sore from having to haul a 55lb dog onto my shoulder to get him out of situations that he may snip at another dog. Love your channel and all of the amazing information you provide! Thank you!
Love your videos. Any clue why my GSD can heel with zero corrections when a dog of any size is barking and at her, but yet becomes the reactive dog when encountering a well mannered dog not paying attention to her?
Ok, so we just adopted Willie he is a mixed breed, loving as all get out but.... not only has he been in a ton of foster homes, because he gets aggressive esp, with certain toys or treats, he seems to have very high anxiety, not surprising and freaks when he is left! So we are super dedicated to keeping him and making sure he never has to go bouncing around again! Not right! He has the kindest disposition and he’s in there somewhere! I do Want to know What size or what kind of collar we should be using with him? He’s about 12lbs. He is a little guy, but, can be nasty!! I certainly don’t want to hurt him, but, this guy needs some control and confidence! I want to train him with the best tools I can get? I know you are super busy, if you have time can you recommend the right collar so I can start properly working with him? I’m using a regular collar for now, and a harness while walking?
Thank you btw for all that you do your videos have already helped beyond measure, thanking God we found you on here! God bless you for all you do for these animals, I’m sure if they could they would say it too!
A very helpful video, i think my dog born the enxiaty, she only gets that went we (my husband and me) go out for walks or to the outlets and one of us go to different directions
D R O G O I am sitting here in tears as I write this. My 11 month old Cane Corso has and is going through yet another fear stage. Just when we think it is over it pops up again. He passed his puppy basics course and now we are at a loss of what to do when regression like this occurs. We were just about to sign up for something when we watched this video. Would love to chat.
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I have 2 puppies and i have been watching your videos to train them. As soon i separate them to train them individually they start getting anxious and bark. How can i make it better for them and us to be able to separate them without the anxiety?
Hi Tom, is my dog to old to Educate? My dog Fiffi, is 15 years old, barking on leash to the most other dogs and when strange people come in the House. I think, let him be, he is old. I'am happy for the time I will have with him. What's your opinion? 🙏🥰🙏 Greetings from Tonja
Hey Tom, what's your insight on male vs female dogs when it comes to behavior? I've seen all sorts of people making all sorts of claims, but when I watch Lakota, it seems to me that sex doesn't matter as much as proper training. Thoughts? I'm the Owner of a male Dutch/Lab mix looking to get a purebred Dutch.
P I P E R Piper and I love your videos here in North Dakota and are so thankful you are willing to share your knowledge! We just received the Dogtra 280C and are working on getting the courage to try it. Thank you!
I have a very specific question. Every time I bring out the leash my dog automatically gets into walk mode and doesn’t want to train in doors.. should I just not get the leash involved with training indoors? Or try to desensitize her to the leash so she’s not in that over excited state? Thanks! Love the videos!
L O K I AKA, Lokima-Schmokima, Schmoke and a Pancake, etc. He's a 2 year old Siberian Husky and is awesome, except for when he's taking ME for a walk instead of the other way around! I could use some help on leash manners for sure.
My dog has extreme anxiety he has noise anxiety really badly even the wind will start him off panting shaking etc forget thunder or fireworks he has to take anti anxiety tablets for thunder and be sedated during fire work season he keeps me up sometimes all night pacing around the house when he hears noises outside I’m in the UK I’ve no idea how he’s going to be come the winter his anxiety is getting much worse in my opinion
Thats my pup!
Thank you so much for all of your help with Saint! We have been working on our obedience and using the ecollar to lower his anxiety. Even in the few days since our sessions with you, I see a huge difference!! I'm so glad we were able to train with you and look forward to all his progress in the future! I can't thank you enough!
Great lesson and great reminder to NOT create anxiety into our dogs. Thank you Tom!
Really helpful video, I rescued a year and a half old GSD that had no socialization and was scared of other dogs and people, 4 months ago. Since COVID, I have not been working and can’t get professional training so I have turned to your videos for help. She knows all her basic commands now but since we are always together, I believe she has become a codependent! She want eat or play unless I’m close to her. If I go in the house when she’s outside she just lays down and stares at the door. I will begin with the sit, stays you described in your videos. Please continue with the tips on separation anxiety, with the pandemic I’m sure there are many dogs and owners in this situation. I will someday return to work and I want to have her ready for that day. Thank you!
Did you find a way to alleviate the behavior?
I need to learn how to manage my dog's separation anxiety! Thanks. Please do more and also for fearful dogs esp for small breed dogs
Yessss!!! Hoping to do what you do one day ❤️ Living the dream!! More power to you Tom!
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My 8 month old puppy Hudson (chihuahua spaniel mix) is dealing with isolation distress. He gets plenty of exercise and nice long walks twice a day. When someone is home, Hudson is fine to be in his crate, wait patiently, or play with his toys in another part of the home while we’re in the bathroom or kitchen.
Initially we believed him to have separation anxiety, but as we reinforced crate training and constant rewarding for being quiet when left the room, we discovered his issue is only when we leave the home.
We approach leaving our house the same way we approached crate training and keeping him in other rooms (we call them “In and Outs”).. started with short periods of time, rewards when he was calm, extended to longer periods of time the more comfortable he got. When doing In and Out training, we can build up his time to hours in his crate, or 15/20 minutes waiting outside the house (it’s a cold winter in Canada, can’t stay out there long).
The problem comes when we leave the house and Hudson realizes this no longer is a training exercise, he howls excessively until our return. He refuses to relax in his crate or take a nap. He once howled for 3 hours straight when we needed to go out. How am I suppose to reward a calm puppy for my return if he’s never calm and doesn’t stop howling? We need to eventually re-enter our home, but because he’s howling that means Hudson wins.
We can’t do “In and Out” build ups everytime we need to go out to the gym, dinner, grocery shopping, etc.
Please help!!
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Great exercise for my dog that has severe separation anxiety.
That was a great way to break down anxiety. Little steps for them but it means so much more as you work on obedience! That really put my "puzzle" together just a little bit more!
This is exactly the video I needed today!! Love it.
Glad it was helpful! :)
@Upstate Canine Academy Tom when are the do not touch my dog t-shirts back in stock I need one! Thanks for everything man you've helped so much
New to this website, have learned a lot that I can teach Nadja. I am a senior with a 90 pound German Shepherd, she does pretty good except letting people come into my home and she hates the postman jumps at the window.
Love your videos Tom! I always recommend your videos to everyone ❤️
Totally obsessed with you Tom! That horror movie analogy, top 5 enlightening moments from Tom Davis!
If you tell a dog to stay, I feel you should RETURN TO THE DOG to end the stay, and not end it by calling the dog to you. My reasoning is this: When the dog is on a stay, and he knows the next move is his, when he is called, of c ourse he's going to be attentive and anxiously awaiting that call from the owner that means he can move. On the other hand, if the dog knows he is on an implied "stay" until the owner returns to HIM, he is more likely to rest, relax, or even snooze or chew a toy while waiting.
Completely agree. I also find that many dogs will anticipate the call-out and watch you like a hawk for any little signal that they can interpret as the sign to come to you.
@@indygsd I'm just starting the stay at 15 months old and it took just a few minutes...so a trainer said to mix it up...Half the time I recall him to me and the other times I approach him to say good stay break....I think it depends on the dog's mental state too.
Agreed to vary the return to the dog and to either side and call to come to you. Also may be helpful to teach a bridging stimulus ie "good" which is I like what you're doing and keep doing it.
When I’m able to get a service dog prospect, I plan on using a wait and stay command. That way they know to: wait until I call you; stay until I come back to dismiss you. Although I prefer to have implied stays, same rules but less to say.
@@PinkBlue_Spood Love it! For years I have taught my dogs "StayWait." lol
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She's an Australian old world Shepherd. She's a good hearted baby but BUSY!! Your training ideas have worked really for her and us!👍 Thanks!
I care take for a friend who has a senior springer spaniel who is blind & partially deaf. Barney is an awesome dog when he relaxes and i just want to help him calm down and find peace when he is left home.
If I had kids I'd make them watch your videos instead of Sesame Street
I am with you!! I make mine! 😆
I love all your videos and have trained my dogs using them, therefore we don't need an in person session. I could pretend they do just to meet you but I'm sure there are others here who really do need you. :-)
Thank you Tom, my husband suffers from Bipolar and unfortunately my Shih Tzu who is 9 years old has fed off from my husband and it’s unfortunate because Giovanni suffers from anxiety separation from my husband. My husband continues to contribute to this. Example when anyone comes over instead of allowing the dog to adjust, he picks him up and holds him the entire time of the visit. He will not leave the dogs to go on vacation with relatives because the dogs will miss him.
Wow sounds like me right now. I can't even leave the house without my dog whining and howling. Everytime I hear him like that it touches my chords inside me and makes me want to scream.
Yayayay! Love love love your videos, heart and instruction! I hope to visit and bring my babies to you sooner than later!!
Please do! Thanks so much Lisa!
@@tomdavisofficial thank you, Tom! Have a terrific weekend!!
Thanks for your videos!!
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching :)
Wonderful demonstration on teaching “stay” and another reason for why it’s so important. ❤️❤️❤️ your videos and teaching style. Please, please please add videos of teaching (rescued) hounds, they have such a different basket of problems. This lesson will definitely help.
I love how you care for all dog breeds!
This is the highlight of my day!!
Your videos are really cool they have helped me a lot too train my dog thank you
What he teaches is great , I agree and also was taught a lot of that in training my own dog . I do feel like he’s not articulating or communicating what he’s wanting to express, very well. I hope he improves
thanks i have just figured out how to fix my dogs problem when i leave and close the door, i can stay really good, even if I´m around the corner but the problem is when i close the frontdoor. so now i have been training to say stay and the close the glassdoor in the livingroom so he can still see me but i lose the door. after 1000 doing that i will use the bedroom instead. i made 40 sec before i opend the glassdoor.,... i feel progress :) before i started doing that i started to make sounds when i was close the frontdoor.
Great lesson ,👍thank you Tom
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Always so insightful and inspiring! I will keep trying for my chance to win some online time with you! Thanks for sharing your gift with the world!
Well explained, thanks Tom : )
I love what you do! I was practicing this with my Doberman while out walking recently but I see where I need to improve and probably better in home than outside with less distractions. I would love to win a session to ask for help about my screaming German Shepherd. He’s obnoxious! His name is in comments!
Thank you! This information is so helpful.
Hey Thomas, you do such a great job, for all dogs an so helpfull for me and all the owners they meet you here or life. So empathic with the dogs. ❤️❤️❤️ You help me + them so much. Amazing
My dog a podenco andaluse is allready 15,5 Years old. Have a good time. Tonja
You’re awesome 😎 explaining everything step so it’s easy to understand 👌🏼to bad your not in Sweden 🇸🇪
Sandy is my dog who is learning agility Sandy is my best friend and loves to snuggle.
Would really love a session with you... I hope I get one😊
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Hi my name is Chantal, I’m 33 years old and 6 months pregnant! I have a 1 year old husky with separation anxiety which is going to be an issue when I give birth because I’ll be in the hospital, I’ve tried crate training it never worked! He’s fine if I’m close and out of the crate, but gets into stuff! I’ll try your method on this video because nothing else worked, thank you for this tip!
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My aussie/cattle dog could really use some help with his reactivity on leash. He has been attacked by off leash dogs multiple times and is very reactive while he is on leash. My back is sore from having to haul a 55lb dog onto my shoulder to get him out of situations that he may snip at another dog. Love your channel and all of the amazing information you provide! Thank you!
I have two pups under 2. They are both anxious in different ways.
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@@tomdavisofficial definitely!! Thanks for another great video! My babies and I have some work to do today! 👍🤗
Sorry I don't have a dog and "Kitty" says "whatever" I think your videos are great
Love your videos. Any clue why my GSD can heel with zero corrections when a dog of any size is barking and at her, but yet becomes the reactive dog when encountering a well mannered dog not paying attention to her?
My GSD (almost 2 yrs) does this EXACTLY also!? So bizarre!!
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Hmmmm🤔. Wonder if I can wear a NO BAD DOGS mask at the dr’s office I work at!? Im sure it comes in N95!🤙🏼
Do it!! 👍😆
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Ok, so we just adopted Willie he is a mixed breed, loving as all get out but.... not only has he been in a ton of foster homes, because he gets aggressive esp, with certain toys or treats, he seems to have very high anxiety, not surprising and freaks when he is left! So we are super dedicated to keeping him and making sure he never has to go bouncing around again! Not right! He has the kindest disposition and he’s in there somewhere! I do
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What size or what kind of collar we should be using with him? He’s about 12lbs. He is a little guy, but, can be nasty!! I certainly don’t want to hurt him, but, this guy needs some control and confidence! I want to train him with the best tools I can get? I know you are super busy, if you have time can you recommend the right collar so I can start properly working with him? I’m using a regular collar for now, and a harness while walking?
Thank you btw for all that you do your videos have already helped beyond measure, thanking God we found you on here! God bless you for all you do for these animals, I’m sure if they could they would say it too!
A very helpful video, i think my dog born the enxiaty, she only gets that went we (my husband and me) go out for walks or to the outlets and one of us go to different directions
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I am sitting here in tears as I write this. My 11 month old Cane Corso has and is going through yet another fear stage. Just when we think it is over it pops up again. He passed his puppy basics course and now we are at a loss of what to do when regression like this occurs. We were just about to sign up for something when we watched this video. Would love to chat.
I feel it’d be more powerful to jus use indefinite commands. “Sit means sit”
Agree - to me, stay should be implied. I love your energy and how you explain ideas and interaction with your clients.
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Will your online store restock on the leahter leash and the safety clips? I noticed they've been out of stock for a while.
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@@tomdavisofficial Yooooooo😂 Keep shining my guy, love what you're doing ❣️
Hi Tom, We current have a 13 month old all BGS and love all your videos. How is your other sleeve coming along? Love the ink and training thus far!
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I have 2 puppies and i have been watching your videos to train them. As soon i separate them to train them individually they start getting anxious and bark. How can i make it better for them and us to be able to separate them without the anxiety?
Hi Tom, is my dog to old to Educate?
My dog Fiffi, is 15 years old, barking on leash to the most other dogs and when strange people come in the House.
I think, let him be, he is old. I'am happy for the time I will have with him. What's your opinion?
🙏🥰🙏 Greetings from Tonja
No he's not too old.
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Hey Tom, what's your insight on male vs female dogs when it comes to behavior? I've seen all sorts of people making all sorts of claims, but when I watch Lakota, it seems to me that sex doesn't matter as much as proper training. Thoughts? I'm the Owner of a male Dutch/Lab mix looking to get a purebred Dutch.
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Upstate Canine Academy you’re welcome 😉
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How can you distract a dog without food motivation, my dog ignores EVERYTHING when left along except the anxiety.
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My dog is 10 and his anxiety has gotten worse over the past few years. 😢😢😢
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I like what you are doing because she has separation anxiety because she was dumped. I found her along a major highway
Distance, duration & distractions method is at the American Kennel Club website if you want to do some reading on it.
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I have a very specific question. Every time I bring out the leash my dog automatically gets into walk mode and doesn’t want to train in doors.. should I just not get the leash involved with training indoors? Or try to desensitize her to the leash so she’s not in that over excited state? Thanks! Love the videos!
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My dog has extreme anxiety he has noise anxiety really badly even the wind will start him off panting shaking etc forget thunder or fireworks he has to take anti anxiety tablets for thunder and be sedated during fire work season he keeps me up sometimes all night pacing around the house when he hears noises outside I’m in the UK I’ve no idea how he’s going to be come the winter his anxiety is getting much worse in my opinion
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