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How to train the most AGGRESSIVE dogs in the world! Training dogs with a BITE history!
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 26. 05. 2023
- How to train an aggressive German Shepherd or Tibetan Mastiff or how to train an aggressive dog in general! What is the best way to train an aggressive dog to stop barking and reacting at people? Tom Davis breaks down training sessions with two aggressive dogs with a bite history.
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Recently just adopted my first pup, he's a Blue Heeler and watching hours of your stuff has given me so much knowledge and confidence with training him into a great dog!
Good luck đ«Ą I got two heeler sisters and they are my sweetest nightmares lmao. đ just know thereâs a light at the end of the tunnel and theyâll settle down eventually
Congrats! Iâve had many dogs but have had our first blue Heeler for the past year⊠BEST DOG EVER & Tom has the best advice, I learn something every time I listen đ
Healers are the best. Stay on top of socialization and training as they are stubborn and can get very agressive and protective. All 3 I have had have bean exceptional dogs.
By watching these videos I was able to train my last one as my service dog. He had to stay busy though. I got him a healer ball to help with energy. He loved it. Currently using these methods I am training my new pup. He is a little more hyper as he is 3/4 aussie. We have to stay active.
I was VERY lucky with my red healer. You are going to do great! They are active and loving dogs. You ever need help, ask us or his videos
As an EU citizen, I really wish I didn't have to hide my training tools... Good job to both the owners and Tom for helping these pups!
Same. I see more and more dogs around off leash and out of control, and it's hard to blame the owners because they've worked with the only trainers and behaviourists available - the cookie throwers - and think they've done everything they could. In the meantime my reactive dog is in a permanent state of stress thanks to them.
Well if need a e collar to train your dog then you should never have had a dog from start... Got to understand how to train a dog from day 1 not when its to late and that dog gets a bad rumor bcs of idiot owner...
@@st1g718 that's all well and good but with all due respect, aren't you letting perfect be the enemy of better with that attitude?
Sure, owners make mistakes during the early days and that isn't good enough - but Your approach risks leaving dogs anxious and reactive for the rest of their lives when owners have realised their mistakes and want to prevent a lifetime of anxiety and reactivity.
Using the correct tools in the correct way late is better than never, surely?
Ideally you should do it properly from day 1. But doing it a year late with different approaches is better than never if people aren't using ecollars inappropriately imo
â@@st1g718 that completely ignores rescues.
@@st1g718 Oh how I wish I lived in your fairytale world, where any given dog's character is 100% nurture and 0% nature. Can't train a dog's DNA out of a dog, or a human. Which is why I am not going to engage with you any further.
I'm such a baby. When you mentioned that the owner of the GSD said that you saved the dog's life, I got teary eyed. How grateful he must be.
I trained a 150 lbs saint Bernard, gsd, Akita (Ludo)with a very aggressive history. At 12yrs old I trained him to do sled dog work. Give them exercise and a purpose it helps build a relationship with them. Tools are important and the use is so important as well. Watching all your videos have motivated me to begin doing dog training. When I was younger I didn't see it as an option for a career. You've inspired me to take steps to being a more professional trainer.
I love how in this video you break down the "how" and "why" behind the approach. Your videos have totally changed my perspective on remote collars, for dogs. Also really like your motto of using obedience to manage undesirable behaviors. There's so much/too much debate over the use of correction, among dog trainers/owners. I'm not a big fan of excessive correction, and at the same time - is it really I mean really, less stressful for a dog to live in a constant state of fear/anxiety/confusion, vs being firmly but gently told "Hey, stop that. It's ok, I'll vouch for you"? Holding them accountable for their actions is just like showing them there's another exit from the highway. One where there's less traffic/obstacles they have to maneuver around, all by themselves.
Tom the e-collar has been a life saver for me. I rescued a 2 year old Black German Shepherd and now a year later at 89 lbs I would not have been able to control her if it had not been for the e-collar. She now listens when corrected even without the collar. Thank you for all your great videos and information and the love you have for the dogs.
Tom, really appreciate you and your advocacy for appropriate usage of appropriate tools. Love your approach, your work and the new editing style. Keep it up!
Thanks!
I have push back all around me. I haven't watched one of your videos in a few weeks. Thank you AGAIN for the affirmation. I feel mentally strong again to stand up for what I believe in. The right tool, more knowledge, and finding mitigation that works can save a life. Thank you all that you do.
Absolutely đŻ â€ïž
All your training videos are a such a blessing to those of us that need your expertise but donât have a lot of financial resources even locally for a reputable trainer..The e- collar is pretty affordable and learning to use it and all other training tools you introduce for each situation properly is life changing for me and my dogs.. I have 2 littermate German shepherdâs each with a different training need in there reactivity. Also subscribing to the no bad dog army community has been so helpful watching full training sessions. Thanks Tom for your Love and Dedication to helping us and our doggos have a better life.âșïž
Love how you break down everything from what the dog is doing, not doing, thinking, etc. to what the owner can and cannot do to resolve the âissues.â You are a great problem solver! Thank you for always giving us situations and how to work through them.
Hi Tom, I can't thank you enough for your videos and your common sense when it comes to dogs. My neighbour recently got himself a rescue dog, who is a two year old "Boxer / Queensland Heeler (Australian Cattle Dog Coss), The dog has had virtually no training in the past and has been a real handful for my neighbour to handle and spent all of his life on a long lead inside and outside of the house. My neighbour recently hurt his legs, so I volunteered to walk Charlie 4 days a week so he could get some exercise. Thanks to your videos I have been able to get Charlie to heel, sit , stay ,place, come, walk ahead of me in the bush without pulling, and pass through threshold behind me and wait for me to open doors. Charlie does this all on a lose slip leash. The only problem is Charlie is highly reactive to wildlife and is prone to suddenly pulling into his leash if something has recently passed through or suddenly flushes. He has pulled the other neighbour who walks Charlie over several times and got away from him ( he does not use a slip leash but a long lead and flat collar). I wish we could use an E collar or a Prong Collar in Australia, but they are both considered illegal. I know if I could use either, I could help Charlie more to curb his reactivity, so he could have more freedom. Charlie is very smart, extremely gentle, loving and willing to please he is just very strong, I would hate to see him sent back to the pound if I cannot teach my neighbour how to handle him. Bless you for your good advice, which has helped me to help Charlie so very much. Keep up the good fight, No Bad Dogs, Cheers, Muffy from OZ. (Australia)
Tom, you are the absolute best advocate for dogs and their safety! Shelters are full of aggressive dogs that were never told no, never corrected, and never trained and just do not know boundaries. As you say, âNo Bad Dogsâ but there are plenty of misguided owners. This video is also another testimony to know the breed, your abilities and your time constraints before you get that cute puppy and donât do anything with it until it is too large for you to handle. In the end, it is always the dog that suffers and I love that you stress it is the literally dogâs life that is at stake.
Thank you! There is NO ONE else putting out the content that you do (and for free, I might add) that has the potential to train, rehabilitate and save lives!
Amazing vid! Been using e-collars on hunting dogs for years. I have 22 month old Doberman with heavy prey drive. Donât leave home without your collar. Been using your no bad dog collar.
Tom, this is a Great video and much needed demos. People really do need to understand the remote collars . The proper use and how they can save their dog. I hate it when people just on a band wagon without all the knowledge. Again thank you !!!!
Iâve had Akitas for thirty years and in my experience you are the best. Your methods are respect based and Iâve learned so much from watching you, thanks â€đšđŠ
Hi from Ontario, Canada (wish we were with you in Toronto right now!)Thanks for continuing to share your content publicly! We have a reactive 18m American bully and have used so many of your tips.
Love your content! Itâs helped me train my dog. She is a German Shepherd, Border Collie, Pitbull Mix. Extremely intelligent and athletic. She is still learning and a bit reactive but much better then has ever been. Thank you for your content.
I have a 6yo German shepherd and a 7mo pit/rottie/husky/beagle/retriever mix. The puppy is hard headed like a rottie, thinks itâs a lapdog, talks like a husky and bull headed when listening to instructions lol my German puts her in her place most times except on a leash. My puppy acts great but my German not so much. My German is also a runner if given the chance. Even tho she gets walks and exercise daily she loves to get out and run lose but we live near a busy street. I really want to get this collar to see if it helps
Having a six year old aggressive dog your videos help and remind me to stay calm when he starts reacting and be in charge of the situation. Thank you for giving all these dogs a chance and for helping owners everywhere.
Thanks for all the tools and support! I made much progress with my dog thanks to your videos and the various suggestions for us to try and adapt to each individual dog! Keep it up! đ„°
Surprisingly enough I have used a lot of your techniques without having to touch the dogs that I have around me to stop there barking, both of them are German shepherds. Theyâre awesome animals love your video. These are the kind of clients that I run a crossed when Iâm walking my dog in our nature park here. Most of them are older seniors, and they have these ginormous dogs that are struggling to control and they use the halters and they use harnesses and then wonder why theyâre being dragged. I refer a lot of these people to yours your channel as homework to aid success for them and the animal.
Dear Tom, I'm so glad you and other balanced trainers are taking a stand against the banning of dog training tools!
Please, keep doing this kind of content!
Go Tom go! Changing lives and giving owners peace. Iâm so proud of you! AndâŠthank you.
Excellent video - so happy those owners went to you and got the result they needed to help save their dogs lives and not forgetting also to help prevent the possible injury to others. I think I have mentioned before that I live in one of the countries where these form of training tools (along with prong collars) are being banned (although not currently completely banned in the state I live in, however their use is restricted). Like you said the people advocating for the banning of these tools have no experience of these tools being used correctly and/or only envisage the worst case scenario of either their use or that the animal requiring these tools are not candidates for any type of training - so easy to end the dog's life rather than do anything to revise the dog's outlook and behavioural responses.
Thank you! đđđ
I am a new trainer down in SoCal and you have helped me so much along my journey of learning dog training and different ways to handle them. I have now been a trainer for 5 years and I look up to you and your team so much for all the amazing work you guys do with dogs and over my 5 years Iâve learned so much from you and others you recommend. All in all thank you for everything you do in the dog and dog owner community.
Where are you at in SoCal though?
@@ashg4045Orange County area
I'm so glad you made this video showing how ecollars / vibrate collars can literally save a dogs life, and make that difference in which other training methods may never do.
Having a difficulty and aggressive dog has really opened my eyes in a good way. As a huge animal lover, and recently acquiring an aggressive dog, it has made me see dogs that Iâve known and loved through a different lense
Imagine how stressful it would be for a dog to be taken from its home and quarantined in a strange kennel, not knowing anyone. The clock running while an administrator determines whether that dog lives or dies after biting someone or attacking another dog. A leash correction or a vibrating collar might add some stress but itâs momentary, unlike losing everything including its life. We owe it to our faithful companions to reinforce the behaviors we want and discourage the ones we donât. Thank you for emphasizing what is important and empowering owners to be at their best, the lives of their dogs depend on that.
I am going through this now with my dog being in the impound, and the wait is stressful
@@LaSultrySoul đđ»đąđŸđŸ
The e-collar and prong collar are LIFE SAVING tools for dogs when used correctly. Itâs the people who abuse these tools that ruin it for those of us who use it correctly, and choose to educate ourselves on different types of equipment in order to strengthen our relationship with our dogs.
It really works. We have a client with a Russian black terrier and he becomes 5 times more terrible than this mastiff, but he was shocked by the vibration of the collar. After 4 sessions, we came to work with air conditioning! He is changing before our eyes. Thank you, Tom, for showing off your workouts.
Tom I appreciate all of your wisdom & advice. Iâm 58 have had dogs all my life and I have a new blue Heeler.. heâs the best dog ever after working hard for the past year to train him out of his intense fear period.. Iâve learned so much this year with my new dog and Iâve been watching & listening to you, have learned more than I have with all my other dogs, Thankyou đđđ
Tom, keep going. Keep making videos like this. You have the platform to prove that tools, used correctly of course, can save lives.
We're currently fostering an approx. 2-3yr old neutered mastiff mix. He was picked up off the street, spent 6 weeks in a boarding kennel before he was slated for euthanasia. The rescue organization took him out just in time, but he spent another 4 months in a boarding kennel while they looked for a foster home. So he's been through a lot. He's a very very sweet dog in the home and walks with us very well, but is incredibly aggressive reactive toward other dogs, as well as a demonstrated capacity for redirection on his handler (me). After a 4-week board-and-train, he's in an e-collar (Educator), prong collar (Sprenger), and muzzle (since the redirection incident). I've watched dozens of your videos to find the breakthrough technique and drill all the fundamentals into my head - we're still having issues but at least I have a starting point. These are some of the best videos and approaches I've found on CZcams - thanks for taking the time to make them!
Great video, very helpful. I'm working with a few clients that have corso and a german shepherd that are more powerful from them. All of them got the dog to protect them, but are concerned because they can't turn it off. We're working on obedience now and will overlay it with the eCollar. I completely agree with your logic, correction and disagreement of banning tools. Doing so will cause many dogs to be put down. Thank you for using your platform to save the lives of dogs!
Cannot believe you taking on such tough cases. The correct tools will help so much and your knowledge imparted to the owners is absolute gold. Stress is nothing compared to what could have been concerning the life of the dogs involved. E collars are an extremely useful tool. I would like to think, what if the people who want these collars banned had to be in a situation where their own lives depended on the use on an e collar?
The description of reasons/when to use the remote collar is great. I tried them a long time ago before really knowing how to use them and it was not successful, if I started trying to use one now I think we would be kick ass at it. I've learned so much from this channel and love what you guys do! 5:20
Thanks so much for reminding me of the basics of training. I have a 12mth 60kg puppy. He's become a nightmare to take anywhere. I get anxious before we go for walks. Yesterday was enough is enough and i have to get this under control. I can't believe how stupid I've been to let it get to this stage. Thank you for the straight up do's and Don't s. Back to basics. Ive spend a hour today following what you're advice and what a huge change. I haven't fallen over, tripped up or been covered in mud and my boy is so much more relaxed and I didn't have to take a chill pill after our walk. Cheers for reminding me yes they are our best mate but they are dogs and need their owners to own them to feel safe in themselves. Thank you, looking forward to our morning walks in NZ. Onwards and upwards đ
Happy for you, Sam!
I recently adopted a young giant mixed breed dog from the local shelter. So far so good as I am learning how to manage working with his personality traits from breeds of mixed origin. Your videos are invaluable for me to learn concepts that will work with me and my dog/s. I really need the help and your videos give great, sound advice and perspectives I havenât thought of!
Tom, because of your work and open documentation of your process, my wife and I have a profession, a lifestyle and a passion for dogs.
I do wish you could ignore the negativity you face for the good work you do. Your fans, even if they are silent, are incredibly indebted to you. And don't want you to feel the negativity. As that might result in you changing your style and objectives, or stop transferring your knowledge to us.
Bless you!
I own a Dogtra remote collar and I always say it is from God! It has kept my dogs from running into the street and getting hit by a car, aggressively going after another dog and person, to listen when they donât come back from me calling them, etc. now I hardly ever have to use it! It has made my dogs better, obedient animals!
Must be a good collar bc itâs sold out
@@maryjane4432 it is. Iâve had mine for several years through a few of my dogs. One was a treeing walker coonhound mix that had no road sense. Saved his life! And for my lab and now my berniedoodle. I only use the shock once for my coonhound when he was about to run into the street with an oncoming car. Never had to use the shock again, only the vibration a couple of times. Then once for my berniedoodle that was dog aggressive and never had to use the shock again, just the vibrate a couple of times and he has learned quickly âLeave itâ and just walks on. Like I said, the remote collar is from God!
Do you know any other collar similar to that one?
Iâve had my dogtra one for years. It cost @ $300 back in 2010 but itâs been used for three dogs since. I did have to replace the batteries once but itâs still going strong!
Excellent, Tom. Explanation was outstanding, truthful. Message is clear. Results are absolutely harmless and productive. Bless you. Keep message out there.
I have a 6 month old German Shepherd puppy your videos and podcasts have tremendous helped me when it came to training especially when it came to leash training. One of my big struggles with her is going in her cage during the day she is still very destructive I feel like I have tried everything and nothing seems to help, Iâve have done a crap ton of cage training and sheâs perfect throughout the night. She does have pretty bad anxiety and has since I got her which has gotten a lot better and we have worked on it but she also shows signs of being takin away from her mom too soon as well.
She is most likely going through one of her fear periodsâŠat this age they can have a very pronounced one, and I found gsd bitches, and dobies, very prone to this. Look it up, read a few articles and see if it makes sense to you. The cage issue is almost certainly anxiety and particularly separation anxiety, at night she knows you are sleeping nearby, lock her up alone in the daytime and she panics, resulting in a destructive meltdown. Sounds as if she was nervy anyway, possibly down to incorrect early raising or genetics, and her age is just feeding into this. Try to not push her too much for a while, focus on building trust and calm. She should improve as she gets older, but be careful not to give her traumatic experiences as it can lock in for life. They are very emotional sensitive dogs.
I have a almost 4 year old Belgian Malinois who was very car reactive âŠshe would lunge at cars on our walks & run the fence line chasing them as they drove byâŠ. I purchased the same collar that is used in this videoâŠafter proper conditioning..GAME CHANGER!!!!..,she only needed two corrections at the fenceâŠnow she lays back and watches them drive byâŠno reaction at all!!âŠeven if I am not with herâŠ(I watched from a soon the house)âŠon our walk..same thing..two corrections and she sits calmly watching them!âŠamazing toolâŠmakes it SO much nicer not to have to worry about vehicles!..so thank you Tom!!!âŠI love this collar!!..đđ
Lol..should read..âI watch from window ââŠ
Thank you. I'm so glad that you are speaking clearly and truthfully about when and why an e-collar should be used. It is a strong tool that can be used in an abusive way but it can also be used in an ethical way to save the life of difficult dogs.
Love, love, love this video!
Positive reinforcement cannot be the only thing you show your dog. There has to be a balance. My Pitbull is extremely reactive around other dogs in a fearful way. He is not aggressive. We have a pet cat, chicken, and rabbit he lives with and roams around with them all day. I have been using the Herms prong on walks, but I donât think itâs enough to get his attention to stop the behavior. Definitely looking into getting the remote collar next. Itâs about finding what works for your dog. I know so many people in my neighborhood that donât even walk their dogs because of reactivity and because they do not want to use any other tools to help other than a harness. In reality they are causing harm to their dog. What life is it for them to never get to experience the world just because theyâre owner wonât take charge of them. Itâs like giving up on a child. Itâs not their fault, they just need guidance on how to behave. Hoping more people see that.
Great education about the e-coller. I was against it because I've seen my cousin used it disrespectfully on his German Shepherd. But seeing how it can be used properly is great. Glad it makes a difference to save dogs.
Thanks for watching!
Your explanation of corrections is so good.
Thanks buddy
So frustrating that the e collar has been banned here in France. Such a useful tool when used responsibly. Thanks for the lesson.
Did you think about using a vibrating collar?
@@maxgitaarman unfortunately these training collars are banned here
Excellent, well edited video. So glad to watch you supporting the great voices of Ed Frawley of Leerburg and Ivan Balabanov of Training Without Conflict who have been âdoggedlyâ making the world aware of the disastrous consequence of positive only training. E- collars (remote collars) can save the lives of dogs, not only the aggressive ones who could be euthanized, as you demonstrated and explained, but also those who wonât come when called and run into the road and get killed or run into the woods and get lost. So many reasons to support BALANCED TRAINING where consequences for bad behavior are the stressful equivalent of taking away your kidâs phone when they donât do their homework. All consequences are stressful, thatâs the point!
I love how you explain the psychology behind every aspect of the dogâs behavior.
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I wish I had this video 20 years ago with an aggressive Shepherd I had. Love this educational video on aggressive dog training and E- collars.
This is great! EDUCATION is key đ
The only knowledge I had of an ecollar or prong collar were the horrible stories. After watching so many of Tomâs videos, I now use the Dogtra 280c on my 10 month old Kelpie. We now enjoy off leash fun at the beach. I wish I could utilise a prong but they are prohibited in my country đŠđș and banned in my state. Why? Lack of that golden word; education. Thanks Tom đ
Depends on which state in Australia you live e collars are illegal as well im in south australia and e collars are illegal, prong collars are illegal to import so that leaves the slip lead in a figure 8 as it works better than the head halti for my akita
@@teresaclark7291 Iâm in Tasmania. At this point in time the e collar is allowed đ
Your lucky , there are a few states which allow them unfortunately south australia doesn't
Love this! I was never educated on how to use these type of tools. I always assumed it hurt the dog. I have a St. Bernard who is very protective and needs correcting. #nobaddogs â€ïž
Thanks for being so honest and helping peoples and dogs lives đđŒ
A tool is only as good as the hands that are using it. This is a great option with help to learn timing.
That was excellent Tom! This is possibly the most important educational video you've produced. Very well done, everything in a nutshell. Clear, calmly spoken, non-dramatic, very reasonable and very accessible to people.
I'd encourage anyone with a hard dog in conflict with any group, authority or organization to forward this particular video to that organization. Too many dogs being put down, and too many other pets being killed and bites on humans by dogs owned by people who do not feel comfortable taking responsibility. People with hard dogs shouldn't be put between a rock and a hard place.
As always thank you so much for your informative videos. I get grief from people who see a prong collar on our re-homed highly reactive GSD. The thing is I corrected her for less than 5 minutes the first time using the collar been on a loose lead since. We go hiking, play in rivers and lakes, walk the neighborhood, she is a WAY happier more confident dog. Sheâs turned into just a love muffin. I really want to come to NY and take remote collar training. Hopefully sooner rather than later!
Great video, as always! I have a GSD and have put in much work with my dog. I saw early signs of aggression when she was 10 months old. I immediately got my dog into training. Getting a dog requires commitment and consistency, especially with training. The owner of the Tibetan Mastiff needs to continue working with his dog. I don't want to judge him, but he needs to realize that his dog is a liability. I am very surprised his dog is alive after having a biting history. I'm glad he came to you Tom for help.
thank you for educating ppl on things like this. itâs personally helped me with my dogs. i have two rescues with bite history i got from the shelter i work at one bit again last night these videos are helping me as a handler understand where iâm going wrong
Im a proud owner of the Tom Davis 280C I agree one million percent on this philosophy. Has given my best friend ultimate freedom to be a happy dog
Happy for you!
I love watching the specific needs of each dog being met. My dog is a sweetheart, but has separation anxiety while I'm out...will sleep in it during the day with no problem, but being along is another story...definitely improving.
I love the way you "built" this video, explained the situation and made visible with commented clips, then explained your solution and then just provided uncommented videos where I could totally focus on seeing what you had explained before. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Having a fearful dog, I never miss a video. Thanks so much Tom!
my favourite parts of all of Tom's videos are when he's pulling out his examples oh a whim - "well maybe you shouldn't have smashed a light over your buddy's head" LOL.
Great content as always When i started using a E collar my dogs life was greatly improved off leash playing the dog can run a lot faster than i can with a leash in my hand better control, more freedom less stress it's a great tool
Love it. Always enjoy your evaluations and solutions.
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What Tom wasn't able to show was the long term program of rebuilding trust and confidence that comes with the obedience part of the training once the aggression is controlled. You can then teach the dog to think for himself rather than just react. Granted there are cases that will take a long time but I've seen it happen and made a huge difference in a dog's life when used correctly. The challenge is there's a large population who will not use it correctly but those ppl wouldn't likely watch this video. Great work Tom!
Thanks!
Started my dog behaviour training. And this video help so much with more context. Really learning a lot from you
Love this video. I have a 95 pound GSD., He is a wonderful boy. I am 64 and he can drag me anywhere he wants. I have a e-collar on him, but I only use the beep or vibrate it's all I need. Mostly use the beep. He is super friendly, but having a high dog running at you can be scary. So the beep helps him calm it down, so he is more approachable. So thanks for educational video to help people understand that it's a tool and not harmful.
I was asked to look over my son's dog until he returned from Alaska. Her name is Zeva and she is Belgian malinois. She grounded me the first month, then I started to learn, everything the hard way. My friend and I decided to look the bread up and OMG. Over the 5years I've had her she has put up with me patiently, I love her more than ever thought possibly. We have made a pact, she goes, WE goes. Your an amazing dog trainer, without you, I would of been in much more trouble. Thanku and God bless đđźđ
I was in the early 280c program and have been using it ever since for amazing off leash freedom.
Love your content. Been following for over a year now to help train my step moms Golden retriever and English Mastiff. Thereâs still a lot of things to work on but your videos have helped so much đ
Definitely one of, if not the best video you've made! Congrats!
I have a Dogtra 280c and itâs helped correct my large hyper focused rescue dog learn to not jump on our senior dogs.
Fascinating I watch your vids all the time - very helpful to me - wish me and my dogs can attend your group lessons!
I love how you break it all down to a T, all of your videos have helped me significantly with our corso who is leash reactive. He has 30lbs on me and your videos have completely changed our relationship in the best ways. We still have a ways to go but the progress thus far has been so amazing !
We just Rescued a dog, I think he's pitbull, boxer, a lot of terrier x 1000 lol. He's two yrs old, your videos are amazing! I love how short and SOOO informative! Thank you!
Such a great video showing how important it is to keep electronic collars as an option. How sad it is that small minded people wonât think outside the box in unique dog training situations.
Great video. Super helpful. I have a 10 mo old reactive gsd and sheâs protective of me. The videos are so informative and educational. Thank you.
Super helpful!! Been learning so much from this channel! Thank you!
Thanks for all you do. Explaining why you do it. It is not a universal tool for any situation but for specific needs in specific situations.
Another great video. Thanks Tom!!!
Thanks, Andy!
Such an important, instructive video for so many dog owners.
I am from The Netherlands and your content is so helpfull đ
Thanks for bringing up the outlawing of collars.
Really enjoy these videos, they have helped me and my Idaho Shag cattle dog a lot!
I love my e- collar I have 3 white Shepherd s and it has saved their lives a few times , I had 2 pit bull arab cross dogs run on to our property and of course my dogs wanted to defend their property and horses I hit vibrate n command come now and all 3 ran back to me immediately had I not had the e collars Iâm sure a couple of my dogs would be dead or severely injured. Iâm so sad that they are banning them Iâve had them for years and only ever need them now as backup incase of emergency situations as my dogs listen and they are happy when I pull the collars on because they know it means they will be running free on the beach or the bush . We have deadly snakes in Australia too so I can stop a curious dog from getting bitten and dieing . I can say these e collars are life changing as your training is , you have helped me so much with my communication with my dogs and understanding their needs. Thank you I hope one day u come to Aussie đŠđșđŸđŸđŸâïž
It was so hard to find in Canada but I bought your e-collar and your course for it and it's so so helpful! I went to a busy campsite and had my dog on a harness but put on the e-collar as well. The line broke on his harness and thankfully I had the e-collar to call him off of another dog and have him come back to me. Thank you so much for what you do!â€
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Really wish you were in California for our 2 year old 112 lb lab great perinese shepherd mix. He is very reactive with people and other dogs. With two bite histories on people and one on a small dog. Really like your videos.
Thank you for another very educational video. My dog is a reactive handful. Everyday is a challenge. Your videos are much appreciated.
Thanks Tom for fighting for our babies!
I have a 14 month old intact Caucasian shepherd who has reactive behaviour. I am so glad that I came across this video because I have been going back and forth about trying an E collar. Will try for sure while he is still a puppy.
Really informative video. Txs from Bavaria!!!
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Very helpful video! Your videos have helped me with my reactive Australian Shepherd!
Iâve got two dogs - both reactive w dogs, one w people as well. I def appreciate all the info in your videos.
Thank you for you teaching. I gave up dog train because the people wouldn't listen. I do alot of rescue work with animal control and have alot of surrenders due to "pandemic puppy syndrome ". Unsocialized, reactive, some to the point they are unadoptalble. Would love to hear your experiences
again a great Video, before seeing your videos I was pretty unsure about the usage of a remote-collar.
But now I would consider using one in my trainings.. đ
This is a powerful message, helping others understand how to use a tool that has become a game changer for me!
Playing âzoo keeperâ (thanks for that one!đ) has truly been incredibly stressful, and unsafe, so putting the responsibility back on the dog , in a fair, and appropriate way is our best option to manage these difficult dogs .
Thank you for all your work to help these dogs and their owners!â
Just watching you and a lot of other great trainers wanting to learn how to train every kind of dog and not just my own
You are the most amazing doggie trainer my bucket list has you on it.
Thank you so much for this content! See the more tough quirks with pups being handled gives me hope for my guy!
Thanks for watching!