Most 'dog training' is actually training the owners how to handle dogs. Like raising a horse but never knowing how to handle one, then expecting to just throw a saddle on it and it magically knowing what to do.
This is so true! My parents got my brother a service dog and the place we got it from had him trained however we needed to follow through and keep in touch for the next steps of trading so he could fully provide his service. My parents didn’t really follow through with the training and moving on to the next steps so the dog slowly started to lose those skills. It’s so important for the owners/trainers/handlers to do their part in the dogs training for it work and be sustainable.
I’m a horse trainer and before I send the horses back home, I like to give the owners free lessons and show them how to maintain what they’ve been taught.
@@ZinxAu free for just long enough for him to show his skills and rope them in to paying for his services. Guy spends no money on marketing other than his phone/a sign and probably got 5 potential clients in one day. So grow up and realize nothing is free in life
@@slydEvil35 almost but not quite 😂 he's not selling his services in real life, he's selling us the leash and online coaching, he probably has enough real life clients and is looking to scale.
@@keyrsto of course, I’m just saying the dog’s behaviour is going to improve due to the fact that he has food/treats in hand. Not denying he knows how to train but there is some bias & you can’t justify the behaviour solely on his technique (in this case), which most comments seem to assume. Of course his handling has an influence but the food holds most weight in such a change without prior training. I’m sure if the owner had some it would make a difference
When my family first started our puppy training course, our teacher told us "this course isn't about training your dog. It's about training you to train your dog." That's the difference between a good and bad teacher.
I love hearing how excited and happy the owner was, he was finally seeing that it was HIS methods that were the problem, that was one eager to please doggo!doggone!! Beautiful
oh the fun!!! what a sweet doggie...and the owner...I'm laughing 'cause he said, "you train dogs?" And you simply say, "yeah". total fun. I suspect you enjoyed it more than the dog. thanks for sharing with us!
I love that you are honest with the owners about what they’re doing wrong and how their behavior affects the way the dog acts. I got my first horse almost a year ago and had an accident that resulted in me being scared of him, and as a result his training suffered. We finally found a trainer to work with both me and the horse, he helped me regain my confidence and now I can do anything with my horse
Tom, I’ve been training my own dogs (and other people) for over 30 years. It’s important for people to realize that Positive Reinforcement is THEE most effective reward to conditioning behaviors. I’m extremely grateful you help so many in person and online. If the canine (regardless of breed) is misbehaving it’s most likely the behavior of the human that is the mis!
Sometimes seeing how good your dog can be will give a person all the motivation they need to be a good owner and work with the dog instead of fighting against it
Humans need to learn from Tom. I feel this is universal. Guy: “She is out of control. As you can see, she needs training.” Tom: “Yeah, well let’s work with her” 🥺
I like this, it shows that dog training in media has usually been the worst of the worst cases but most of the time the owners just need a tiny bit of correction
It’s always the owner. In the right hands and even a small amount of time dogs respond. I am trying to be those goods hands. It’s tough. You have to come back to it over and over. Put the time in. Fail. Reframe. Re-learn. Repeat. Dogs are the most wonderful companions. They are a pain, but they are worth it. Keep putting in the work folks. Any age of dog.
It's not the leash that's the thing , it's the knowledge and timing, it's he makes it look so bloody easy , Tom is brill , says it as it is and he does what he says 👍
Thank you for all your videos !!! My sister has a dog that needs training and your videos have really helped. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with so many.
People like this guy expect their dogs to be like robots straight away but also understand their own kids need 18 years plus to mature and not do anything wrong.
Most dogs are FOOD MOTIVATED... Treats are the best training tool for that type of dog!!.. Some dogs are tennis ball motivated, some are people pleasing motivated...
Wish I could get some type of training like this with my dog, he has severe anxiety of going outside. Walking him up and down the street to get him use to the neighbor is always a fear fest for him.
No one wants to do hard work for free. That’s why dogs don’t want to learn commands without rewards at first! Then once they have learned they are happy to do their commands without the treats and just work for the praise 🥰🥰🥰
This guy knows how to train dogs,this is amazing work,I've been training dogs for a while and this is exactly what I do, absolutely amazing work,keep it up
Also if you’re going to ask “ well she won’t listen without treats “ you micro manage the shit and slowing stop paying her. Quite quickly IF you form a proper bond with your dog with respect love, discipline, you will have a dog who realizes it’s easier just to do it this way I make him happy I’m happy we are both together in sync and understanding. Then you will just be walking your dog and enjoying lifE Good night sir
Absolutely! My dog was 100% the same way with my first trainer. I finally found a trainer that doesn't use treats to train and it's been like night and day! Now my dog does what I ask because he knows I'm in charge and there's a reason for it, not because he's expecting a treat!
This is amazing! I wonder how you can do this with dogs that aren’t food or treat motivated. My Great Pyrenees couldn’t care less about treats when we are anywhere. It seems like she can only be trained this way when we’re at home. Any amount of stress, distraction, fun, etc and she just does not care. We’ve also tried just about every kind of treat but nothing will grab her attention or get her to follow commands outside of the home (for a treat… she’ll do some commands but if there’s one she really doesn’t want to do a treat will not get her to do it). I find myself a little jealous of people who have labs and goldens whose dogs will do ANYTHING for a treat lol. We even took puppy training classes with an expert and she didn’t really have much advice for us. Just kind of shook of our questions if I’m honest. Not blaming her at all, I think she just had a lot going on at puppy class haha.
Yeah Great Pyrenees are not easy to work with. In terms of engagement you’re never really gonna get that the same way you can with other breeds. As long as the dog minds his own business it’s not a problem though.
I've trained all my dogs with no treats. Me petting them and telling them how good they're doing is all the treat they need. I currently have a husky who is off leash and listens very well.
What I'm picking up is that dog training has a similar concept with pressure in horse riding e.g pressure in reins and the dog lesh. I never thought that nearly animal can respond to pressure in such away. It's pretty cool.
I have the urge to send this to my dad and say: “See? You don’t have to pull on their leash so harshly that you choke them.” because that’s what he did to my neighbors dogs when he walked them. They did listen to him after that, but probably out of fear of being choked by the leash.
"Who are you?"
*one of the greatest dog trainers around with a huge fanbase and army and ever growing, successful training businesses*
"Tom"
Lol
😂🤣😅
NO BAD DOG ARMY!
✅
homie he said “what’s your first name?”
Most 'dog training' is actually training the owners how to handle dogs. Like raising a horse but never knowing how to handle one, then expecting to just throw a saddle on it and it magically knowing what to do.
I need training
This is so true! My parents got my brother a service dog and the place we got it from had him trained however we needed to follow through and keep in touch for the next steps of trading so he could fully provide his service. My parents didn’t really follow through with the training and moving on to the next steps so the dog slowly started to lose those skills. It’s so important for the owners/trainers/handlers to do their part in the dogs training for it work and be sustainable.
Very true. I know more of horses than dogs and yet I have two dogs. And we struggle with our dogs.
The horse reference is so correct😂 I worked with horses since I was 8. The amount of people whole thought you could just do whatever you wanted.
I’m a horse trainer and before I send the horses back home, I like to give the owners free lessons and show them how to maintain what they’ve been taught.
This is the best marketing/sales technique I’ve seen in a while.
It's free
@@ZinxAu free for just long enough for him to show his skills and rope them in to paying for his services. Guy spends no money on marketing other than his phone/a sign and probably got 5 potential clients in one day. So grow up and realize nothing is free in life
@@slydEvil35 ok but that was free, they don’t have to come back and do anything else lol
@@slydEvil35 almost but not quite 😂 he's not selling his services in real life, he's selling us the leash and online coaching, he probably has enough real life clients and is looking to scale.
@@rainwalks5541 watching every ad is free, he was talking about advertising to us not to the guy in the video.
"And then i paid her" Lmao
🤦🏻♂️ that was funny?
@@TheMasterZirrma yeah it was fucking gold
@@TheMasterZirrma yeah, you didn't see him hand the dog a crisp 20?
Lol!
It seems like magic watching someone who knows what they’re doing.
The dog is behaving better because he has treats & is giving them to her. My dog would act like a saint if I had a bag full of treats as well.
@@juliak732 it’s kibble, obviously you need to reward for good behavior but definitely not give abunch of treats.
@@keyrsto of course, I’m just saying the dog’s behaviour is going to improve due to the fact that he has food/treats in hand. Not denying he knows how to train but there is some bias & you can’t justify the behaviour solely on his technique (in this case), which most comments seem to assume.
Of course his handling has an influence but the food holds most weight in such a change without prior training. I’m sure if the owner had some it would make a difference
You know when he said, “she needs training” Tom wanted to say no you need training bro🤣🤣
Hes literally the one who approached and said let's do this lol
When my family first started our puppy training course, our teacher told us "this course isn't about training your dog. It's about training you to train your dog." That's the difference between a good and bad teacher.
"You train dogs well" 🤣
Stop it 🤭 he’s amazed. Well done
"And what's your name?"
"Jim."
"Heel Jim! Good boy!" *feeds him a treat*
I love hearing how excited and happy the owner was, he was finally seeing that it was HIS methods that were the problem, that was one eager to please doggo!doggone!! Beautiful
The dog was like “I have no idea who you are but I love them treats”
Tom, one of the best in the industry. Humble man right there.
❤ You’re awesome! Teaching people to respect their animals…fantastic.
oh the fun!!! what a sweet doggie...and the owner...I'm laughing 'cause he said, "you train dogs?" And you simply say, "yeah". total fun. I suspect you enjoyed it more than the dog. thanks for sharing with us!
I know, he should have said , no I'm actually a clown in the circus and wanted to give this a try. LOL. People are so funny.
Him: "baby" "good girl" "honey"
Me: melting
Tbh I’m surprised Mfs haven’t commented under this
“You train dogs well”
“Thank you ☺️☝🏼”
lol the sweetest thank you.
My god the world needs so much more of people like you. SO MUCH MORE.
These dogs are such beautiful and smart creatures with the right person to guide them 😭 Bless you for educating people
I love that you are honest with the owners about what they’re doing wrong and how their behavior affects the way the dog acts. I got my first horse almost a year ago and had an accident that resulted in me being scared of him, and as a result his training suffered. We finally found a trainer to work with both me and the horse, he helped me regain my confidence and now I can do anything with my horse
This dude understands digital content and is insanely talented in his field. Respect
this guy seems very kind and he's a wonderful teacher
Tom, I’ve been training my own dogs (and other people) for over 30 years.
It’s important for people to realize that Positive Reinforcement is THEE most effective reward to conditioning behaviors.
I’m extremely grateful you help so many in person and online. If the canine (regardless of breed) is misbehaving it’s most likely the behavior of the human that is the mis!
Sometimes seeing how good your dog can be will give a person all the motivation they need to be a good owner and work with the dog instead of fighting against it
I love this dude. As a dog trainer myself it's so good to see more of us in action 😀
Tom Davies = pure magic. I never get tired watching 🐾🐾🤗
“ And then I paid her “
Why is that so funny for me-
Just the wording. Does rewarded her sound less weird lol
I like that you used a neutral tone with her so she was verbally rewarded as well as the positive reinforcement with the treat. Master of your trade.
Humans need to learn from Tom. I feel this is universal.
Guy: “She is out of control. As you can see, she needs training.”
Tom: “Yeah, well let’s work with her” 🥺
Glad to see you’re humble too!
This guy seems to know his stuff! Excellent!
Don’t dismiss anything, this is a perfect example of with the right person or training the outcome is incomparable. She’s a beauty! 🙌💯😘👌💕🐾
I like this, it shows that dog training in media has usually been the worst of the worst cases but most of the time the owners just need a tiny bit of correction
Dude. Your a master. Keep up the great work. Go spread the Good News. It’s what Life is about.
i love the little trot the dog was doing, so cute
I love this free dog training clips. People don’t know what to expect and then are just blown away. Good job Tom
I love how a dog walking is a dog out of control.
Bro just instantly knows how to make the dog behave good
Some people are just naturally gifted with handling the doggies.
The more I watch your videos the more I'm convinced you're training the owners not the dogs lol. Great work 👏👏
It’s not even a question I’m training the dogs at all it’s 💯 percent training to the owners
It’s always the owner. In the right hands and even a small amount of time dogs respond. I am trying to be those goods hands. It’s tough. You have to come back to it over and over. Put the time in. Fail. Reframe. Re-learn. Repeat. Dogs are the most wonderful companions. They are a pain, but they are worth it. Keep putting in the work folks. Any age of dog.
Tom I'm honestly not sure who you train more, the dog...or the owner. Thank you for what you do.
I love this guy he’s THE BEST!! ❤️😘❤️😘
I love how he calls her baby and honey so adorable 🥺
It's not the leash that's the thing , it's the knowledge and timing, it's he makes it look so bloody easy , Tom is brill , says it as it is and he does what he says 👍
She's beautiful! 😊
What a BEAUTIFUL dog 🐕
We need more of this. Truly. We do
He hit the jackpot out walking one day 👏
You are AWESOME WITH DOGS..😊❤💜💙
Thank you for all your videos !!! My sister has a dog that needs training and your videos have really helped. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with so many.
I said “ay ay ay” she stopped looked at me and I paid her
God I watch too much jojo since i can hear the pillar men theme in your comment
People like this guy expect their dogs to be like robots straight away but also understand their own kids need 18 years plus to mature and not do anything wrong.
I love your videos so much. You have inspired me so much to follow through with some skills to provide more value to othe dog families in need.
The dog is just focused on the delicious treats.
Most dogs are FOOD MOTIVATED... Treats are the best training tool for that type of dog!!.. Some dogs are tennis ball motivated, some are people pleasing motivated...
Seriously love your training methods and explanations.
You're the best! I watch and follow what you teach. The other day at the dog park a lady asked if I was a trainer. I laughed and told her about Tom.
This good girl only needed a little direction. She never stopped looking for it after Tom arrived.
You are terrific! God bless you!
The dog whisperer
He’s amazing
my favorite part is the handshake
Shes so cute!!!
Man was flabbergasted
What dog sees: hand, diabetes, hand, diabetes
This guy is amazing
I used to hate slip leashes but you made me realize that there’s a correct way to use them
Tom is the man
Dude your a legend!!
Wish I could get some type of training like this with my dog, he has severe anxiety of going outside. Walking him up and down the street to get him use to the neighbor is always a fear fest for him.
That was too wholesome 🥺
No one wants to do hard work for free. That’s why dogs don’t want to learn commands without rewards at first! Then once they have learned they are happy to do their commands without the treats and just work for the praise 🥰🥰🥰
You do such a nice job.
Basically all dogs actually want to be trained, and will usually respond quite well to training, its usually the owners who dont know how
You are helping me so much with my two 🙏
Regular leash training is actually really simple as long as the dog responds to either treats or toys. You just need patience and repetition
You're too good, man. I love your videos so much. I have a very anxious dog. I'm realizing I'm the problem lol
This guy knows how to train dogs,this is amazing work,I've been training dogs for a while and this is exactly what I do, absolutely amazing work,keep it up
Love the random training in the park!
I love these people
These owners want to learn! They need training too! Very helpful thing your out here doing, I’ve learned a lot about what I need to do with my dog!
Yeah feeding makes everything so easy
She’s such a smart good pretty girl
Treats have a big part to play in keeping a dogs attention
Love, and won't work without the slip leashes.. Thank you for another great teaching video.
"What kinda leash is that?"...
It's the dog treats! He's feeding her lots of dog treats! She's not trying to go away while he's giving her treats...
Correction: it’s also the Leash. He is using leash to correct her and using treats to pay her when she follows through. It’s Ying and Yang baby Jane.
Also if you’re going to ask “ well she won’t listen without treats “ you micro manage the shit and slowing stop paying her. Quite quickly IF you form a proper bond with your dog with respect love, discipline, you will have a dog who realizes it’s easier just to do it this way I make him happy I’m happy we are both together in sync and understanding. Then you will just be walking your dog and enjoying lifE
Good night sir
Absolutely! My dog was 100% the same way with my first trainer. I finally found a trainer that doesn't use treats to train and it's been like night and day! Now my dog does what I ask because he knows I'm in charge and there's a reason for it, not because he's expecting a treat!
but once the behavior is learned, less treats are necessary. You can wean a dog off treats and onto praise once they firmly understand the rule.
“Tom” “Jim” “Pleasure”
✨Classic Man Talk✨
For anyone that doesn't already know, THIS is how u grow your business. You get out there and show how good your product is.
Didn't know Gary V gave out dog training lessons. Respect the grind haha
This is amazing! I wonder how you can do this with dogs that aren’t food or treat motivated. My Great Pyrenees couldn’t care less about treats when we are anywhere. It seems like she can only be trained this way when we’re at home. Any amount of stress, distraction, fun, etc and she just does not care. We’ve also tried just about every kind of treat but nothing will grab her attention or get her to follow commands outside of the home (for a treat… she’ll do some commands but if there’s one she really doesn’t want to do a treat will not get her to do it). I find myself a little jealous of people who have labs and goldens whose dogs will do ANYTHING for a treat lol. We even took puppy training classes with an expert and she didn’t really have much advice for us. Just kind of shook of our questions if I’m honest. Not blaming her at all, I think she just had a lot going on at puppy class haha.
Yeah Great Pyrenees are not easy to work with. In terms of engagement you’re never really gonna get that the same way you can with other breeds. As long as the dog minds his own business it’s not a problem though.
Thank you for training the owner!
What a good girl
So sweet with the dog! Love it
I've trained all my dogs with no treats. Me petting them and telling them how good they're doing is all the treat they need. I currently have a husky who is off leash and listens very well.
Sounded like Jim wanted to know if you can train more than dogs like his wife maybe 🤣
Train my dog and I. This lil man is crazy.
"What kinda leash is that?"... lol it's called timing and feel
What I'm picking up is that dog training has a similar concept with pressure in horse riding e.g pressure in reins and the dog lesh. I never thought that nearly animal can respond to pressure in such away. It's pretty cool.
Love your videos!
I have the urge to send this to my dad and say: “See? You don’t have to pull on their leash so harshly that you choke them.” because that’s what he did to my neighbors dogs when he walked them. They did listen to him after that, but probably out of fear of being choked by the leash.
You're doing great things