HOW TO STOP DOG PULLING ON LEASH - 10 minutes to "Perfect Walk" Guaranteed!
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This can be done in as little as 5 minutes. But take your time and do it right. This works with any age, any breed, anywhere. The decision on whether to use this on a prong collar or a flat collar or a slip lead is a personal one. It depends on numerous factors including breed, size, age, temperament, size and strength of handler, and how bad the pulling and reactivity issues are. However, 95% of the time I will use a prong collar on almost every dog and puppy when I start this technique. Sometimes, I will introduce this technique on a flat collar or slip lead (very young and/or very soft dog or puppy) but will very quickly switch to prong collar once they understand the process. In the end, 99.9% of every dog we train will end up being trained this technique on a prong collar.
It is the most fair and efficient tool in my opinion. I will NEVER teach this using a harness.
Please post in the comments below when you try this with your dog and the results you get. Please include the age, breed and describe the before and after results of this technique on your dog. I promise it works. Now get out there and get after it!
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Pinch collars should always be the last resort.
When u said Zach's name I went to his channel and looked at first vid that popped up and it was him trading a puppy and he had 2weeks and the preview of it was not promising
I would like to consult with a staff member. I have had GSD my whole life, also trained 8 Week old GSD pup to be a SD for my daughter who has Autism. I am older now , not as physical as I was.
Dude your the best trainer out and I love your videos and have learned alot from you. I understand charging up the ass for you to take someone's dog and train it yourself personally. I totally get that. You want the best you pay for the best. But your e course where it's just your videos that are already recorded seem a little high. For a dad with 3 kids and a dog it's outrageous to pay 700 bucks for a e course. You say most other trainers are ass but you don't have a way to help normal people with there dogs. I wish you could
This worked wonders for me as long as I had the choke collar on but as soon as I took it off she pulled like crazy 😩
Just did this with my 14 month old German shepherd, he picked it up very fast and after 10-15 minutes he was staying right by my side the entire time and after about 30 minutes he turned into the perfect walking dog. Thank you
@@auroralights2759do what this video says it works
And does he walk with a normal collar now?
@@ThaStonedGardner mine does
@@ThaStonedGardner he does and he acts the same way as with the prong collar. At the beginning of every walk I have to remind him a little bit just because he’s excited but I don’t ever have to really tug hard I just do a little tug once or twice and he just walks by my side. it’s great being able to have the leash slack the whole time not ripping my shoulders apart!
Same oh my goodness
I cannot love this video enough. I love my dog. Tucker is smarter than smart. He just turned 1. He took me down this week when he took off after "something" in the dark. I'm 60, single, self employed, I don't have time to be injured. I was worried that 70 pounds of determination would hurt me. I've trained with him. He knows come, sit, down, stay, wait...and he does them, but the distractions have been the problem, and that night was dangerous. I just went and spent about 15 min (worth of treats lol) tightening him up with these techniques. By the time we were done, 80 of his attention was on me, he was turning when I did, staying in the "love" zone. I was preparing to donate him to someone younger and stronger, and it was tearing me up to think about it. We have renewed confidence! Thank you again!
That’s great!
I'm at that point now. I love my shepherd but he is maybe needing someone younger than myself.
@@donnanoble6860 I'm sorry. It's tough. I'm kinda back there again at times...just found out my dog did hurt me that night and I'm going to have to have surgery.
Jennifer. I hope everything works out OK and your surgery is successful 🙏.
@@donnanoble6860 thank you. The downside is I have no insurance. 😵💫
I've never read a book so fast! czcams.com/users/postUgkx1_veP7CApJK_GWy_TczaMciuG64PqJeU Learning about his dogs and experiences was just the icing on the cake - bed this book through and through. We're working with our new pup and Brandon's advise was just what I needed. Wish he'd just come and train for me haha but it's good for us and happy to have this new set of tools to use on our pup.
This channel is so underrated...!!!! Come on people ! Almost all other channels only show you the before and after... This mister shows you the whole process..
Thank you very much
I love trainers, like this good man, who focus on how the world feels from the dog's perspective.
this is what im keep saying.
This guy, his knowledge, beats the dog whisperer up and down, any time of the day.
This is the finest example when someone knows things, or just there for the "show".
Keep up the good work and thank you !!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@nedudki That's very nice of you. Thank you. The words of encouragement are huge. Helps compensate for the tons of haterade we get for doing real dog training
Hi great video 🙏What to use if prong are illegal, is it same pop technique for slip lead or what to use instead, do have video for this for loose lead walking?
AMAZING! My rescue GSD was a nightmare on the lead, spent the first 2 years of her life inside a kennel never been on a lead, she was pulling so hard on walks it was getting dangerous. We tried loads of things, nothing really worked. Within 10 minutes of doing this she was walking by my side - had a tear in my eye I was so happy. Thank you, you’re a star ⭐️
Amazing? Dog is afraid.
@@Adrian-zb3ft shutup
People who cage dogs should be jailed. Those things should be banned like they are in Nordic countries! Never had a cage or crate (which is a cage) for ANY of my dogs or my wider family’s dogs!
I would not jerk so hard that my dog had to cry.
Came back just to say that this video was a game changer for my dog and I, He went from walking me and pulling the entire time to side by side loose leash within two thirty minute walks! Thank you so much for the content.
Literally the only dog/walk/leash video out there that makes sense and actually worked on our Samoyed in under 5 min. THANK YOU
I like how you call out your overcorrections instead of trying to hide them or justify it. You call it right out and say I fucked up but you know what we are both okay in the end. That's a quality you won't find in a lot of people. Especially people making videos on CZcams. Props to you sir.
Unbelievable!!
I couldn’t believe a simple exercise will help, but within 5 MINUTES into the training, and my dog stopped pulling completely! No jokes. My dog is a VERY complicated dog. Amazing.
The same with my dog, so amazing.
Unbelievable. You're the best. My daughter's dog is almost a year and a half and pulled like a husky. Within 5 minutes she was walking with me on a loose leash and after the first walk which was about a mile about 75% engaged. I can't wait for the next walk. Thank you!
This video right here turned my walks with my 1 year old 80lbs rottweiler girl into absolute HEAVEN. She started pulling after she turned 6 months like crazy: every tree, dog, food was in her interest and I was dragged around according to her desires. I tried a lot of things and I was never against prong collar, I was just really scared to use it wrong and to do some damage, but the only mistake I made is that I waited too long to get to this tool. How many terrible interactions, frustration from both us could have been avoided. Incredible transformation within one walk. I did everything as stated in this video, and it works magic. Now it's like a vacation to walk my baby. Thank you thousand times ❤❤❤
After months and months of training and watching videos, reading books, asking fellow dog owners... FINALLY! Thank you so so much for this. We have a rescue and walking in on the leash was an absolute nightmare for the first months. We tried it out immediately and I cannot believe it, but it ACTUALLY WORKED! Literally an absolute change in his behaviour after only 20 min of trying these exercises. Thank you for sharing this and explaining every step in detail. You rock!!
Ive been training my GSDs all my life. If you’re not paying attention to this man, you need to start paying attention. Outstanding job sir.
I appreciate the way this man explains it because I’ve watched many videos and was completely doing the “pop” method wrong. Today I just tried it and my 2 year old pitbull is finally walking outside for the first time in a long time because I had given up on her. Thank you for these videos!
Finally a dog training video with actual teaching instead of the mumbo jumbo that most channels do to get you to buy their course for, subscribed
Having your 5 year old walking the dog was the ultimate stamp of legitimacy😊
Thanks for breaking this down into the individual steps and making the nuances clear. My German/Belgian shepherd is an awesome dog but his drive can still trickle in on our walks. I will be applying this method with him and aiming to go from 90 to 100% on leash
What I appreciate the most is people with expertise that are willing to share the knowledge with everyone. Great channel, great lessons.
This video is AWESOME! I tried it with my dog, who was alway pulling just a little and it took like 2minutes before she understood. Now every day walk are way more pleasant, with the leash being loose, and I feel like I am more linked with my dog. One of the best youtube channel, thank you!
did you do it with prong colar?. should i keep the prong colar everytime we go for walk?
@@10MinutesofGameplay yes always. I tried once to walk without, it was better than before but still she tried to pull. So everytime I walk where i'm not alone, I use it. anyway I aleready paid it so better use it every time. Now she knows when I put it she got to walk properly, and when we good in the wood, she doesnt wear it, I let her free.
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I just used your technique on my 16 month old GSD mix. He's 70 pounds and ridiculously strong. I did exactly as you said and he was done pulling in 3 corrections, which took less than 10 minutes. Ten minutes after that, he was walking PERFECTLY by my side. I was VERY nervous about doing this because I don't really have much experience but this was super easy and effective. He's a different dog after just one session. I can't wait to reinforce what he's learned! Thank you so much!!
Did you used prong collqr or flat collar
I'm curious does he still respond if he wasn't given treats after he had learned it?
Also curious !
I am forever grateful for your advices! My one year old European Doberman was hurting my arm and shoulder every time we went for a walk, he was pulling so bad I wanted to give up on walking him on several occasions. I couldn’t control him any more, it was that bad.. One walk was enough. One walk- 4 corrections. Now it’s like I’m walking another dog, can’t believe a difference 😍 THANK YOU SO MUCH 🙏🏻 he is still walking ahead of me, that’s one thing I want to work on but he’s not pulling at all and that’s beyond amazing! Thank you, milion times thank you 🙏🏻💙
are you also using prong collars?
Congrats on this, I wonder if you used the prong collar cause I'm about to apply his advice too with my GSD puppy
Just in from day one with this technic and collar. Night/day difference with my huge, young and way-strong male rescue dog. Today's walk approached being enjoyable... first time out of five days!
German shepherds are the best dogs! My favorite dog was a male shepherd who was very bright, loving and protective. He tested me a lot when he was a puppy up until about a year old.
To prevent that just stop whenever he is front. He gets somewhere faster by waiting for you. Also can reward just in front of your left hip so the dogs ears are at your hip. Then he will want to stay slightly behind to be ready for the treat
It's been a year, so you probably don't read these, but GREAT job young man. One of the most clear examples out there!
Hi Sir !!!
I woke up this morning motivated to work on my reactive german. Shes worth it and thank you for the video. You made it look so easy !!
This is actually one of the best tips, I did this with my 4 GSDs. I didn't know this tip before I just did something similar that he did with just stoping and pulling him so he could focus on me, that worked and now all 4 of them walk themselves basically, I just hold the leashed
Great work and thank you! As a trainer with somewhat limited experience, your style and clear explanations are much appreciated and extremely helpful. Can't thank you enough, sir👊
You saved me months of training ! Worked like a charm - thank you!
The day before yesterday I saw another video from you doing the correction and I decided to get the new collar for my Siberian. Wow yesterday was the best dog walking EVER. I just was speechless. He was walking a little behind me, very calm, no pulling. Amazing!!!
Is it really ok to use prong collar?
@@merrilk5470 no, I don’t think so. But there are many ways to train your dog. But it will never be one of my options
Yes! Some dogs require it. Due to size, temperament, or behavior issues. As a dog owner, it is your responsibility to properly train your pet. I HATE walking down the street with my small dogs and having to either turn around or completely avoid another dog (usually from a larger breed) because the owner has absolutely no control over the dog. There is a German Shepard in my neighborhood that is a terror he has already attempted to attack multiple dogs while out on walks. Everyone pretty much avoids this dog and all because the owner has not done his job at properly correcting or training his dog, he just expects everyone else to avoid him.
@@merrilk5470 Some dogs need it after they have become so accustomed to pulling on choke chains so much that they no longer feel it.
Hands down the most sensible well explained leash work I've ever watched. Thank you Sir !!!
I can not stress enough how much of a difference from yesterday to today has been after this video! My dog is a English Mastiff at 4 1/2 months old 80lbs already ! He hand never been leashed trained until I got him. I was having some success but he loved to pull and try to get his way. This re-direction training is a 100% absolute must for anyone leash training ANY dog. I used a regular collar and lead however results the same. With about 20 min of work I can now walk my new friend with just two fingers on a loose leash. Unreal ! No jerking , pulling or tugging. 100% different dog today !
Thays awesome!! ❤❤❤ Love that breed! Boxer momma here, but I always wanted a mastiff! They are beautiful!
Really pong not training
I like the way you train. Very practical and common sense. I like how you explain all the steps to ensure success.
I cannot believe how fast this worked on my German Shepherd! She’s such a wonderful dog, but this just made walks so much more enjoyable. Thank you so much!
I’m so great full for your videos!!!! I’ve been watching them while we were preparing to rescue a dog. We just brought home our Beagle/Basset Hound mix home yesterday and He was pulling me all around. Well today day one of being his owner we just completed the first walk with these techniques for 25 minutes. It’s amazing!!!! He is totally watching me now. We are so lucky to have access to your knowledge. Thanks!! Happy training!!!
Just watched this last night, and parts again this morning to refresh. I acquired my rescue GSD five days ago, and I've been walking him each day, but with his macho-looking, military style vest/harness. He can pull me around too easily. Today, I used this technic as well as his prong collar. Holy cow!! What a nice response and change of behavior, almost instantly!! Not perfect, but definitely MUCH more enjoyable walk today. My dog is way too big and strong and young to not be able to control. Thank you for your help. Day one with you has been extremely helpful with Maverick (20 months old).
Great work with your boy Maverick! If you ever need more detailed information on leash-waking, check out THE PERFECT WALK on diyk9.com.
I don't normally leave comments, but this instruction was flawless. I JUST got an abandoned mixed breed Shepard, maybe 3 years old or so. Implemented the instruction and he's constantly looking up at me while we walk, night and day difference. Thank you Sir
Thank you, I cannot thank you enough.
We recently got a German Shepard puppy, during this period my husband had a stroke which left him very weak, I myself have allot of back and neck trauma from training horses (retired now). I watched so many videos and was in absolute tears because I couldn't get him to walk with me, he walked me. Then your video popped up, so six a clock this morning I drove him to a safe place and we started. 10 min flat! Drove him home and we went for a walk in the streets, NO problems! He checked in constantly and was such a good boy! My husband will be walking with us this afternoon again, and I believe in a little bit of time he would be able to walk him himself alone. Thank you greatly, you have given us the freedom to enjoy our puppy on beautiful sunset walks.
This is the best tutorial I ever watched, I watch a lot of videos in correcting dogs. This is so clear and straightforward to the topics… thank you sir
Just did this with my 115lb pitbull took a couple of tries but it worked!! It’s watching me the entire walk!! We made a really good connection today.
Calling your dog "it" is very cringe
Pitbulls aren’t 115lb
@@NotReady2048 oh yeah forgot it's you're dog. How much does he weigh again?
Great video! I tried it today for the first time with my 10 month old Doberman who never learnt to stop pulling no matter how much I tried to teach her, but today, 15 minutes into this technique (with regular collar) and she understood great! Thank you so much! congratulations and greetings from Mexico!
I gotta say! I love how you broke it down brother. That I can do, have a German Shepard pup who is getting stronger than me. Definitely gonna try this.
Dude, this video was a score. I spent the last 2-3 months getting pissed off and slapping my dogs behind with 0 progress. Just got him walking perfectly in 20 minutes. Who knew, this whole time I’ve been getting mad at him for something that was my fault. Subscribed.
I can’t thank you enough for this video! I’ve been trying to get my husky to stop pulling for so long and nothing was working. Within about 1 minute of trying this technique she was walking perfect. Thank you! 🙏
1 min is the new record. Not that we need to rush it but it's true. Just a few corrections can change your walk almost instantly. Thanks for watching
For real you use that Horrible collar.. Husky is working dog. I have very long leash. She's doesen't pull. you have to take care that gets enough run on free, then they walks kindly. They have so mutch energy. . just walking is not enough. no matter how long you walk they still have that energy if they can run and doing their work.
@@Maria-ld4qb what kind of leash is long enough to let a dog run free? Even with a long leash my dog can run unless I run with her.
I have two huskies that pull , so I walk them separately . Both have been with different owners before me . I will need to work on this method .
Clarity of Perception !!! Awesome ... I did it to one of my friend's pet with Reward and it Works!!! Absolutely.... Thank You!
Your videos have helped tremendously with correction of the pup I saved from a shelter. Night and day difference! I’d love to see more videos around perfecting commands in distraction zones.
Thank you so much for the Help I got a Pit from the shelter 4 weeks ago because my other pit passed away of cancer and he has separation anxiety but he also pulls like a tank and he don't even respond to his name on walks he just paying attention to everything else and hyper focusing he is good at home and listens everywhere but in public
Beautiful. This is going to get me and my one year old Doberman over the finish line with pulling occasionally and def leash reactivity!
Update it’s been a week with a prong collar and timely corrections and my pup is doing great! She’s very head strong but smart so the added sensation of corrections with the collar are getting her to consistently apply what I’ve already taught her!
@@papasmizz21o4 Cool.. I too have one year female doberman :D I am also fedup with her leash pulling.. I have tried many different techniques before but none of them worked.. Will check with this one now.. hope for the best result.. 🙂
We have a 4 month old female Doberman and she is very very stubborn, hoping this works with her as well
Update: tried this method.. it is working for my doberman.. it needs consistent efforts without break.. atleast a month.. may vary for others though
One of the few trainers that understands how some dogs need corrective actions too! Particularly important with strong-willed, energetic dogs like my jumbo sized standard poodle. It may seem harsh at first but it makes for a MUCH more peaceful relationship. Everybody's happier for it. THANK YOU! I needed this video.
I moved to UK and you wouldn’t believe how sickly and weak the culture is here. Big strong dogs need to know who is boss or they will walk all over you. Zapper collars are being banned here next year. I was taught to do a bop on the nose. It’s not beating or abusing your dog to do a light bop that they find uncomfortable and they don’t like it but it doesn’t hurt them. I’m rough and make it uncomfortable when I need to teach them a lesson. Because of this, I have three young dogs aged 11 months to 3 years who will sit quietly when we have the front door wide open and not run out. In the UK, the road is right near your front door. A friend told me how his kid’s dog ran out the front door into traffic and was hit by a car. 8 year old dog and was never trained! Being a wimp and not being harsh when needed means the dog doesn’t learn. Grabbing my pup by his scruff and bopping his nose meant it only took two or three times (get harsher each time) and then he never did it again. Now I don’t have to be harsh and he only gets cuddles but he won’t bolt into traffic and get hit.
Love the energy i know its 2 years old veode but i love his videos and he is himself is a top man
Fantastic. Thank you. I've had German Shepherds all my life but this is the first time I've adopted one at 2 1/2 yr old. I just did a 10 minute practice with him and he was walking by my side perfectly.
I really appreciate your no non-sense approach to training. We've anthropomorphized dogs to the point that it's harmful to the animal. Glad I found your channel, I have a new German shepherd pup arriving very soon. You have definitely got a new sub with me.
Thank you
I agree. Dogs are fantastic animals and they’re certainly intelligent, but they’re still not people. Anthropomorphizing them can end up doing more harm than good.
And that goes TRIPLE for people that actually view their "fur babies" (ugh, cringe) as kids and themselves as parents.
No!🤚😤. I love my doggos and they're a part of the pack at home but pet ownership is not parenting. Great companionship and a special kind of bond that exists between man and k9 sure.
Honestly, I was completely skeptical of this. I have a 5 month old German Shepherd who struggled with walking on the leash. This method corrected him in literally 5 minutes. He does so good now. Now, gotta work on that doggy ADD. 😂 thank you for this video 🙏🏻
Really great video. I had my dog walking absolutely perfectly slightly behind me, eyes on me, within 3 min and 3 corrections. Thank you for explaining how to use this tool correctly!
Amazing! I needed this will be starting this ASAP
I have been using a prong collar on my dog only to keep him from 'exploding.' The rest of the walk didn't concern me much (whether he was in front of me, to the side, distracted, etc.) as long as he wasn't 'exploding.' The other day I saw a video of yours for the first time where you said that a small 'whelp' meant 'I got his attention.' I never wanted to give such a stiff correction so I think I was using the right tool with the wrong technique (too soft).
Anyway, I took my dog out after watching that video and gave him exactly *one correction* when he wandered out in front of me. He gave a little 'whelp.' From that point on he was right next to me and looking up very often. We did the whole walk route without another correction. It has now been three days and I haven't had to give him another correction! (well, I did do the 'cleanup' correction.)
He is now very visually engaged from the time I put the prong collar on him until I take it off. The whole 'walk dynamic' has changed! I try to ensure that, as you say, 'he still enjoys being here' and that he doesn't think I am mad so gets praises and treats along the way.
This was very helpful and extremely encouraging. Thank you!
Excellent job. Yes. I often tell my clients do you want to sit there and annoy your dog with 30 mild Corrections on the walk or can we just go ahead and get it done with one or two strong Corrections and be done with it not only for the rest of the walk but as you mentioned for a very long time afterwards
Thank you!!! After watching your video, I took my dog for a walk. I’d be dammed if this didn’t immediately do the trick.
I live in Las Vegas in a very busy area. All of the noise from the fast moving traffic as well as all of the pedestrians along our routes are always a distraction for him. But for the first time, using your methods, he was focused, and I actually enjoyed walking him. It took only a few practices in front of the house, and he caught on quickly. I enjoyed our walk so much that we kept walking to the local pet store about 2 miles away; your methods even corrected his behavior while inside the store- he maintained focus the entire time, regardless of the other pets and distractions present in the store. I rewarded him with some doggy ice cream in the parking lot, then we enjoyed our 2 mile stroll home. He’s not perfect, but I know he’s trying. I’m looking forward to enjoying our walks going forward.
You’re the man brother!!! Thank you again!
Thank you for the detailed response. 👍🏻
That’s very inspiring, I rescued a PitBull from a dog fighting ring and he’s come so far but walking him is very difficult. Taking him to a pet store is even worse. He’s not aggressive however he just is so scared and overwhelmed he will urinate and he has these episodes where he can’t breathe properly it scared me and I asked the trainer and she said it’s just because he gets himself so worked up but his whole body stiffens and his breathing is very rapid. I’ve had him in classes and I work with him a little every day and I hope we can go for a nice walk and to the pet store. That would be so great! Congrats on your success with your dog and thanks for sharing ! ☺️
At 7 months old, I forgot to brace when I told her "let's go" as we were about to cross the road. She lunged forward, I lost my step and fell face down in the middle of the road and oncoming traffic. I was extremely lucky not to have been run over. Since then I have been dreading our walks.
NOT ANYMORE! I can't thank you enough! It took more than 10mins, 'cause she's as stubborn as a mule, but now she walks on a loose lead. I can't believe it! I am actually enjoying walking her! Thank you, thank you, thank you! ❤
Just did this. Got a herm sprenger for my 100+ rotty. 5 minutes and we were loose leash walking! I am so excited I found you!
Listen up people. This man’s techniques work amazingly no BS. I watched one video of his teaching us how to loose leash walk our dogs. Now my dog walks so well that I get stopped on the street and asked what trainer I brought my dog to. And I’ll tell them exactly who to watch on CZcams American Standard dog training.
😄 This looks like a paid advertisement lol But thank you Joey Prince very nice of you. What kind of dog and how much work did you put into it with my methods to get to where you're at now? Like how many reps, how many walks, how much time? Thanks again
Just caught this video purely by accident. I think your technique is excellent. Was doing this over 25 years ago not including the prong collar. I use to call it the silent walk . The dog doesn't get chastised by the owner as you say learning by its own mistakes. Works an absolute treat. And works every time obviously some dogs don't always pick up straight away. But 99.99% got it . Squeaky voice I would stay away from. Obedience and control was always my start of after that it was pretty much plain sailing. The funny thing was I spent more time training the owners than the dogs . Keep up the great work. Paddy uk 🇬🇧
Yes, training the owners! I've said many times, if you cannot control your animal, you DO NOT need it. That should be top of the list, you do not want the animal playing, yet scare someone and they demand the animal be put down because the owner didn't properly train them.
Like jumping! I love my dogs!! Aka- my babies, I don't like them jumping on me, but a strangers dog?? No!
Rule of thumb, nobody loves your dog like you do. Don't expect them to tolerate your dogs bad behavior, meaning, pet owners need to do better.
It's not the animals fault they don't know how to mind. That responsibility falls 100% on the owner, and if they are not up to the job, they don't need them.
All it requires is love. If you simply love your pet, you will teach obedience. It's NOT cruel. What is cruel is not training them.
INSANE MAN! Hats off. My 3 month old GSD understood this assignment within 10 minutes.
Leash pulling from 100-10 in 10 minutes 🤯
PS: I logged in to google specifically to add this comment. Thanks 🤩
Finally a video which shows a dog which is not trained and which is pulling! I saw a lots of videos how to stop dogs pulling, but all of them until now looked like the dogs were already trained and knew what they have to do.
I did this to my 5 month old heeler mix puppy, I did not have a prong collar and knew I didn't need it because she is a quick learner so I used the harness I usually walk with her. It worked after 5 tries. Now she walks close to me for most of our walk and everytime I lose her attention I do it 1 or 2 more times and it brings her attention back to me. I will also make her sit and wait until I have her attention again before we start walking and that works now as well. This trip k really worked for me!
How are you doing it with the harness? Just turning and pulling on the harness some?
It really works! I am a breeder of the most stubborn dogs, shiba inus. I knew the technique and had the collars, yet didn’t master it until watching this video. two 1 year old sisters pulled me to no end. After one time out I’ve gained control. Love this guy!
Great job!
Thanks, this is great, wishing all dog owners see this! I was taught really similar decades ago at a community dog training class of all places. My last dog a 60 lb Aussie male got so good off leash, sometimes slight finger signals or often just a look from me to do more, friends and family stunned. RV camping, that's where they would privately ask me if I'd mind 'taking their dogs for a walk'. A couple of these dogs took me ~half hour with lots of distractions (such is where we were), but all good. I found training the owners MUCH more difficult, in fact a few owners were untrainable.
Magnificent technique, did magic with my 4 years old Australian shepherd. Thank you !
This dudes training is legit man. Very happy with my 3 big boys walking abilities now. No more pulling or acting a fool. Even have 2 of 3 nailing of leash walks because of this. Highly recommend
Love your videos! I have incorporated this training with my bully who is strong & pulls. The 1st correction I felt more than the dog, the yip broke my heart. But what a difference in our walks. 🙂
Don't be soft. He'll survive. If you're soft you have to do it many many times. Do it efficiently and only a few times 👍
@@AmericanStandardK9 I seriously can't thank you enough for your training videos.
@@samanthav4681 thank you very much for the kind words
Wow!!! I am flabbergasted I learned how to stop my dog from pulling thanks to this trainer. You are by far the best and easiest to work with. Thank you very much
Wow thank you! I am planning to get my first german shepherd and these videos are calming me so much as I get more important knowledge. 💖
Wow! I was one of the guys that would pop the collar and continue walking the same direction, which would help a tiny bit, but when I implemented your method, worlds apart! 2 to 3 corrections was all she needed and she is only a four month old German shepherd pup.
Thank you! I've been trying to get her to stop pulling and I just couldn't seem to do it. This was so helpful - we had our best walk ever today! Thank you!
Glad it helped!
Did you used prong collqr or flat collar
Amazing! Thank you so much for this video on walking a dog on a leash. I followed your direction and just like that my 8 month dog is a totally new dog! Thank you!
Man you just got one more Subscriber. By FAR this is the best video for stop leash pulling I've ever seen! Thank YOU!
Very very helpful video keep up the good work sir🤝
Thank you
You know what, you sir at American Standard Dog Training are a breath of fresh air- just started following you recently and will for sure watch all your vids. Love the way you show the process from start to finish. The balanced training is amazing, keep on the amazing work and demonstrations, let the haters keep hating. You are by far the best dog trainer/ guide I’ve come across and your channel is so under rated- I can for sure see it just shooting up, I for sure will share and certainly watch all your stuff 😊
Thank you very nice comment for sure. I genuinely appreciate it. 🙏
Seriously one of the best dog trainers I’ve ever had the privilege to watch. God bless you bro keep being amazing!
My dog is a different dog thanks to you she walks right by my side, thankyou from England
Great video! I've seen this technique before but you did a great job helping me understand what the dog is doing and why. We have a 2 year old Malinois/Dutch Shepherd mix so you can imagine what we deal with. I look forward to working with our dog using your training guidance. You gained a new subscriber here! Thanks!
Wow, I practiced the U turn with my 6 month old Rottweiler, and it works really good. And yes, it has to be a distraction free zone at first. Thank you sooo much.
Did you used prong collqr or flat collar
@@chiranjeevi1687 Hi, I use the regular collar, nothing special.
You gained a sub on this one. Excellent delivery!
Out of all tips and tricks and "advice" this one worked for me and my 7 year old GSD...like a charm. No stress for me or her, chill, easy.
I can honestly say that I never feel the need to leave a comment on CZcams videos because they usually just aren’t as helpful as their descriptions portray. But this video, this video has changed everything! In less than 10min I got BOTH of my over 130lb Amberican Bulldog/Neapolitan Mastiff mixes to walk PERFECTLY. They were so engaged immediately after the first correction. I have been using the prong collar wrong all this time! But now my wife and I can actually enjoy our walks. Phenomenal! Awesome work, man!
Nice. Thank you very much. Happy it worked out
Did you used prong collqr or flat collar
You've just got a new subscriber. Thanks for showing us the whole process. My dog #furryalvan still does this. I'm going to practice these tips. Thanks, great video.
This is absolutely fantastic knowledge. I have an 7 yr old 90lb English American bulldog who always loves having taught leash, a 8 yr old chihuahua and a 14 wk old Lab mastiff x. I did this technique on the older two and night an day difference in 10 min. With the puppy she is very responsive and smart so with a nylon collar just simple guidance and very again stress, very gentle pops and was right where she needed to be. Might of helped watching the bulldog first for her but great results.
Great way to lay it out simple to follow and to the point, not abusive and anxiety creating.
Ps just to pin the point after this walk with all dogs they were happy and extremely cuddly after proving that this is a bonding experience for all.
Thank you.
I have used you for three days now. The difference with walking my lab is amazing!!
Great video! Within 15 mins was able to walk my 10 year old dog and 9 month old dog (both extreme pullers) with completely loose leashes. Which of your videos do you recommend for a reactive dog when passing other dogs on walks? Thanks!
Did you used prong collqr or flat collar
It’s amazing what simple corrections (done with appropriate timing) can accomplish.
7:06 And people need to realize that not all dogs need “harsher” corrections …but some do.
I agree that some dogs require harsher corrections but I don’t think a correction that makes a dog yelp in pain (not just from the surprise) is necessary for most “regular” dogs. Imo you can do the same thing with less force and get the same results. Obviously, if the dog runs to the end of the leash and it hurts when it hits the end, that’s another situation. I’m only talking about corrections that the trainer gives themselves.
When ever I see your video on my screen I watch the whole thing. Its that good. U r a champ.
I watched your video with a 3.5 month old Siberian husky witch I have without prong collar and it has helped. Working towards an ideal walk eventually a jog. I appreciate your work.
Definitely going to try this! Hopefully my 4 year old daughter will be able to walk my crazy adhd pittie. Thank you!
Great video. You should make a focused heel e-collar tutorial.
We have one coming out! Thanks. 3 weeks until we drop the online e-collar course. Best of it's kind on the interwebs
The best guide on how to train your dog to stop pulling. Just did this with my 2 year old German shepherd and it is day and night change, I have a totally different dog now. Thank you!!!
Just picked up a prong for my 1.5 y/o corgi/husky mix. He’s half the height of a German but equivalent in weight, body size, and muscle. Decent obedience at home and good manners in public, but pulls like a freight train on the leash. Did a quick test walk around the property today and it was the smoothest walk we’ve ever been on, hands down. Can’t wait to get out to one of our calmer walking trails and start leash training with him for real.
New sub here. Great video! Very helpful!
Thank you
Beautiful video, as all the other ones. Would like to ask a silly question, maybe for another video. What are the technical differences between walking on the side and stopping and the Heel Walk? Your work is really appreciated, mate.
Not sure if I understand your question. I think you mean what is the difference between a loose leash walk and an attention heel. I think it all comes down to how much Focus the dog is giving you out of a certain percentage. Attention heal is 100% focus on the handler and nothing else or 100/0. Loose leash walking can be anywhere from 50-50 to 80/20 attention on handler vs environment. That's the short answer
@@AmericanStandardK9 You answered perfectly. Thank you.
First thing that worked on my 10months old amstaff, just came back from walk and I feel great! Thank you!!!!!!!
We have had GSD for 30 yrs we have the breeders trainer teaching us not the dog and you are as amazing as he is .Perfection doesn’t come easy to the owner You guys are amazing hats off to K9 dog trainers
I'm guessing this technique is for larger more aggressive dogs. I just watched a video where a trainer stopped a golden retriever from pulling using a slip leash and an "engage" technique. The dog wasn't being hurt or fed a pill .He caught on pretty quick. He didn't even use food as reward.
This worked amazingly! And I think it was about 6mins for a 180 difference. My only question is does this commit you to only using the prong collar or can you transition to a harness or plan collar?
If you use punishment using the prong collar, you will always have to use the prong collar. The dog stopped pulling not because of an engagement and better relationship with the owner but because he is afraid of pain. It works but I don’t have the heart to do this to my dog.
I dont know, I tend to think that it would eventually be like every other thing trained to the dog which is after a while through consistency and repetition it would become muscle memory and second nature. Like when you teach a dog to sit initially with treats/rewards. Or with potty training. Eventually you get to a point where you just make eye contact and say "sit" and they sit. Eventually it becomes a strange feeling to potty anywhere but the grass, kind of like after a while we all would feel uncomfortable and strange to go in our pants instead of a toilet.
It will be that because of the painful stimulus literally from and associated with the pops that eventually the dog will understand that no pulling, no pops, no pain will mean walking within parameters relative to you and based on your movement rather than what collar it's wearing.🤷♂️
I rarely post comments on CZcams but felt I had to on this one. This worked a treat with my lab, just the walking back in the opposite direction after just one walk. Not perfect but 100x better and no longer rushing off/walking too fast in front.
Did you used prong collqr or flat collar
@@chiranjeevi1687 just a slip lead