Tug Toy Training Part 3 - Outing the Toy - play with your dog
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- Playing tug with your dog is one of the most fun and beneficial games you can choose. There are some inherent problems, and one of them is teaching your dog how to let go of the toy in order to continue the game.
In this video I address this in 3 phases. It is simple to understand and apply and makes playing with your dog more fun and exciting. Not every dog will need every level of structure, but if they do, the information here is important.
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I love that she wouldnt out on the tug .. your demonstration of problem solving was helpful...
I just stumbled across your video and was very impressed. I brought an 8 year old 100 lb GSD into my rescue and I'm starting to see that he's getting a little possessive of the ball. He's fixating on it a wee bit too much. Because he's still relatively new to me and decompressing from shelter life and being on the run, I don't trust him yet. I am working on basic obedience and he's very receptive to learn and the 'out' command is something I want to teach this dog. Watching you provide great explanations when your dog didn't out on command was brilliant. That's what people that are not professionals need to see because that is a reality for us when we start to teach a command. Too many polished video's out there that show perfect outs. Those video's are not helpful and yours was very helpful.
Nice to see what u do when she doesn't immediately react correcting to out..(second method)..
That type of thing helps us all when our own dogs land up doing the same..
I really like that you showed two methods on this training - very helpful - particularly in case one of them doesn't work as well.
I always look forward to your training with Maya as she is just like my GSD in temperament. It shows me exactly what I need to do with mine.
Maya is adorable ❤❤
thank you so much, with all my respect to you are a good trainer
Starting my Peke on the tug toys. He is doing well with steps 1 and 2 (your previous video) and we are now working on step 3. Step 3 is the most difficult of the 3. As you said, I'll give it time and keep working on this. Thank you so much for explaining and demonstrating this process so well.
Thank you for this video.it’s great to see a lesson with a dog that is learning.
Thank you Robert (subscribed)...
Adding this to our routine (about 2 months ago) has improved my Malinois pup's out no end.
We are at the "having to work hard at impulse control" stage and this has helped understanding that the fun never stops, BUT IT STARTS with a good out (and then adding an increasing delay and/or additional tasks to restore focus as the command becomes "embedded" and almost automatic to the dog).
The direct consequence is the out from a sleeve is much, much better (which I thought was going to take two years rather than two months
to fix, given then ludicrously high drive and energy levels involved)
If ever you come to the UK I'll buy you a pint or two just on the strength of this tip alone fella ;-)
thank you!
Love this session with the let go of the toy hope it will work for me and my dog, i needed this thanks
His suggested 'correction' is an example of the concept of 'positive punishment', which is perfectly fine.
She's gorgeous! Marvellaous drive shows!
Very well explained. I am training a young dog the "Out" at the moment having introduced a bite sleeve/wedge. She outs off of tugs but is enjoying sinking her teeth right in . She'll get it. Thank you and nice methods used here . : )
Laura's Life Dog Training & Dog Vlogs laura where do you get all of your training equipment from please? I struggle to find any online shops over here that are any good.
Thanks for all the useful videos!!
GREAT INFO . . .thank you very much.
Great stuff Robert!!!
You really help segment every inch. Much appreciated!
Excellent & practical ways to teach the " out ". Each method is very easy for an ordinary pet owner to do. And for a professional trainers we'll it's better to know different training methods to train the same command !
Great Insights and Lessons. Great Spirit.
This Video was very helpful.
Thank you.
It's a Beautiful dog.
Best Greetings
from Germany
Beate
❤
I'm glad that I came across your videos. Your videos have been the most helpful to me in training my 8 month old lab mix rescue. Thank you!
thank you glad they help!!!
Thank you for this….bought a good dog toy today to teach this!
This is what I was looking for. Thank you!
You are very good with dogs.
Thank you
Oh man I should have ordered 2
How do you end a tug or Frisbee game when they have a high spirit or drive for them? I'm using the 2 toy method and having trouble leaving the park holding the Frisbees. I let her carry 1 and I go back for the other.... I would like to walk out with the dog and both Frisbees and her knowing the game is over. Shes an 8 months old GSD.
you are the best man..
Good infor and demo!
When my GSD has a toy she brings it to me in her mouth, but recently she is still chewing it and walking into me. I did try this method today w her and she was learning. Thanks for this video
Excellent video.
That was really very cool!
Lots of love and respect for the best of the best 🐾
Perfect videos! Can you please put links for your equipment in the description?
check www.leerburg.com
Absolutely great Robert love your vids has helped me with my Dutch shepherb & you have a stunning place to exercise your dogs 👍🏼
Hi. Love your videos. I am a bird dog trainer, and am training my doberman to be a bird dog. He is pointing and retrieving. My question- why do you have the dog drop items on the ground, rather than IN your hand, WHEN you ask for it? ( do that with a pheasant, and it might fly away. :o) )
Excellent!!
well that worked . thanks. the hardest part is how to ask the dog for something. when you figure that out . it just all clicks .
How would I get my dog to want to play tug?? When I tell my dog to bring it, he just drops the tug wanting me to throw it
Just wondering. How do you properly end the game?
Help me I can’t train my dog to walk backwards
How long should one train each of the techniques? As in, you start with both toys visible, then hide one toy, then use a less interesting toy to trade with, then use a treat etc, what is the correct time to teach the dog each one of these techniques before continuing to the next one? Minutes, hours, days?
Your GSD looks and acts just like that , she will bring the ball to me but not let go of it , love your Maya she looks and acts so much like my Esta , bat that ball business frustrates me sooo
Hey Robert, looking for a tug toy, got a good suggestion? Which ones are those?
Hi Robert
Love your video , your good an you know what your on about my brother thank you
Hi. This is great. Do you have a video on 1) how to finish this seemingly endless game? and 2) how to teach them not to go for the tug toy while I'm just casually walking around with it? Is it "leave it" practice? Thanks.
You need to give your dog a treat and hide the toy when the game is over, preferably when they're not looking, I throw a small handful onto the grass so she has to go and search for them. I carry a small backpack or wear work trousers with big pockets to hide her tug toy and ball on a rope.
Great video. I have a 14 mo old lab. Who generally drops it back when I am playing with him - as he anticipates the game to continue / another toy / treats. However this behavior does not translate to him dropping pieces of wood or plastic or paper when we are not actively playing. Are these two different behaviors ? Can you please point me to any resource on how the bridge the gap between “drop a toy” when playing and “drop a piece of wood” when walking ?
Cheers Mate!
@robertcabral so I think I’ve told you my dutchie has had some resource guarding issues and I been trying this method with some success but she at times doesn’t care about the other toy and it is identical to the other. I bought two identical jute tugs. She will still seem to fight or play the game even in a down.
Hello Robert! First id like to thank you for all the vids you put together. (Not to mention what you do for Shelter dogs) I have a question. In the research of motivation tools and drive, I was wondering if you'd play Tug (as a reward) with a retrieving dog such as (bird dogs or sport dogs)? Can he make the the difference over the retrieving object (bumper or bird) and the reward object (tug toy or a ball) I guess there's a fine line here but would appreciate to have your thoughts on that. Thank You Very Much!
Great video, might be a silly questions what language are the commands... German?
How u do not get bitten (by mistake obviously)..longer tug..
Brilliant
Hi, I'm Portuguese , I have a female malinois, she have a high drive, and sometimes is impossibel work with her. Like to do the splatz it's been very difficult.
love your videos, they have helped a lot, I have a question for when a dog is playing either with my other dog or a friend's dog or if she's playing tug with me she growls, she growls a lot more when playing with other dogs or her brother, she's a boxer / English bulldog ( Valley Bulldog) her brother is a Golden retriever, basically I'm asking if growling while playing is it okay?
Was anyone else freaking out that the dog was going to end up flying down the steep hill after the toy?
haha, yep
Yup
Where is that hiking trail located?
in Malibu, CA
I will the down and out , she doesn’t let go by lifting her up on the caller she rather choke then let go , i think she knows when I bet frustrated, she reacts better with not too much force
how to end the game?
Great stuff! Just one question: What's now the fairest way to end the game without too much disappointment? ;) If the rule is to continue the game after the dog is outing the toy, how can I ever stop? ;)
Muaharhar, it's the next video. Seems I'm on a roll with the train of thought of Robert... ;)
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Her name is Mayah? You just made me cry. :(
I taught my dog out with treats
Now he leave if I got treats, otherwise no way 😜😀
where are u that looks beautiful
The Bu
The cliff making me nervous
Another thing would would be helpful in your videos command “dictionary”