Just doing some training with Dunkin of @thegaragedogs on Instagram, Austin @thegarageinc is leading him through some basic Obedience drills. Sit, down, stay, heal etc.
What a nice dog and great explanations of training! I had two high-drive male Dobermans and best advice I ever got was: "Never ask a Doberman to do anything, tell them." :)
Thank you so much for your videos! I've been doing my research for the last year to prepare for bringing a Doberman home for my 30th birthday. Dunkin is amazing and these videos are so succinct. Love how you explain all of your techniques. I am so excited to welcome my pup home!!
I really love how you taught him to heal to the front. I have a chocolate lab and he is not getting the concept of turning around after we give him the heal command and he runs towards us. Dunkin is so well trained.
+Lord Dobby ........Was your comment a lame attempt at sarcsm? The "prongs" are studs exposed to the OUTSIDE of the collar for DISPLAY/DECORATION. They are NOT being turned into the dog's neck. And brush up on your spelling/grammar dude. Your 2nd "statement" (???) is not even close to being correct in any shape, form or fashion.
sad passive agressive comment by a person with CLEARLY no experience with large dogs or obedience training in general, im not a fan of the prong collar it seems like overkill, but when used PROPERLY it is humane and very effective, and these people are obviously using it it properly.
I'm not a fan of the pinch collars. Dobermans have no under coat and feel it more sensitive than would other breeds such as Rottweiler's or others that do have a under coat. Dobermans just have that one layer of hair and direct skin that can be damaged by pinch collars.
RBB.... whether you are 'a fan of the pinch collars' or not important. Pro trainers all across America use them correctly. You opinion is an opinion. You can be wrong.
Thanks so much for sharing, I'd love to see more videos like this, your pups are so beautiful! How exactly did u teach him heal from the front (or back)?
Just curious. Why do you switch the leash to the other side? I keep my dog on my right, he needs to come to my right all the time because I'm not going to switch the leash every time I turn
Hi my doberman is 1 year 1 month and a handful she barks at cats, kids, motorcycles. Rough with my 2 year old brother and 3 year old maltese and jumps at me and sometimes does the chomp bite. Ive only had her since she was 1 yeat old. She is VERY hyperactive. I really want her to be a polite dog. I try to give her walks with a little jog (10-15mins) each day, but only manage about 4 to 5 times a week. She listens to the sit command and can be calm but usually shes too energised and i get very frustrated even when i try to calm myself down. Sometimes when i want to train her she gets distracted and ignores me until shes satisfied with her chase. Please help me.
+imelda ying xin have you found what motivates her? Food? Ball? Squeaky toys? Try riding a bike with her next to you so she REALLY gets some energy out? I'm not a pro dog trainer, but these are my ideas. :D Some people say to exercise your dog hard and then train them if you need to.
Nasty! Trying to justify use of a pinch collar. That woman clipping words stupidly in the background should be made to wear a pinch collar herself. She needs training. That stupid woman.
WRONG USING THAT COLLAR ON A DOBBIE IS WRONG. NEGATIVE REINFORCEMENT IS NOT THE WAY TO GO. LOTS OF LOVE SLAPPING THE DOG HARD LIKE HE DID LOL.. THAN GOES TO PLAY WITH THE DOG AND SLAPPING HIM IN THE FACE HAHA WOW BAD TRAINING.
What a nice dog and great explanations of training! I had two high-drive male Dobermans and best advice I ever got was: "Never ask a Doberman to do anything, tell them." :)
Thank you so much for your videos! I've been doing my research for the last year to prepare for bringing a Doberman home for my 30th birthday. Dunkin is amazing and these videos are so succinct. Love how you explain all of your techniques. I am so excited to welcome my pup home!!
Excellent well thought out video. Thank you for taking the time to both demonstrate and explain your techniques.
great video. its awesome to see people training there dogs and showing them love at the same time.
beautiful looking doberman i have 4 i just had a littler of 14 puppies..
Beautiful dog and so well trained, love the Bob Marley tattoo on his leg too.
Great job and lovely doberman
I really love how you taught him to heal to the front. I have a chocolate lab and he is not getting the concept of turning around after we give him the heal command and he runs towards us. Dunkin is so well trained.
Nice dog, good training...Love seeing the ball and love rewards over Food!
sucha doopy dob! Im inlove! if I lived in the states I think I would steal him. he clearly loves you guys soo much
Great dog, very useful tips.
Thanks alot
Great looking red dobie. He looks healthy, listens perfect & his ears are cut so sick
More vids like this please! Awesome job!!!
Gorgeous dobie!!!! I'm I'm love with reds.
I'm in looooooove with dunkin even more! ❤
Awesome dobey!
Wow.. Thats awesome. It really is!
Great dog, he's good focus.
He must love his owners for those metal prongs digging into his neck! Amazing way to train your dog! That take skill am I right!!!
+Lord Dobby ........Was your comment a lame attempt at sarcsm? The "prongs" are studs exposed to the OUTSIDE of the collar for DISPLAY/DECORATION. They are NOT being turned into the dog's neck. And brush up on your spelling/grammar dude. Your 2nd "statement" (???) is not even close to being correct in any shape, form or fashion.
+REEFBLUENOTCH Agree
sad passive agressive comment by a person with CLEARLY no experience with large dogs or obedience training in general, im not a fan of the prong collar it seems like overkill, but when used PROPERLY it is humane and very effective, and these people are obviously using it it properly.
Awesome video from all of you
I'm not a fan of the pinch collars. Dobermans have no under coat and feel it more sensitive than would other breeds such as Rottweiler's or others that do have a under coat. Dobermans just have that one layer of hair and direct skin that can be damaged by pinch collars.
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RBB.... whether you are 'a fan of the pinch collars' or not important. Pro trainers all across America use them correctly. You opinion is an opinion. You can be wrong.
RealBeautiful Beauty that is until they drag you halfway across your yard.
Wow hes amazing! Id love to see a video of ruger or all 3 together!
Great dog great vid keep them coming :)
wow,he is trained well!
o0o Good Puppy!!!! Ahhh so good!!
One day I hope I can find a man covered in tattoo's that loves dobermans as much as I do.
Good.
Great work here.
Your dog is so nice
what's the diet plan and maintenance plan to get a Doberman of this good health and size ?
the woman speaking sounds like a dictator, she must be a joy to be with
Beautiful Dobie ...very well trained
makes me want to go play with my dogs lol
Good vid sir.
Thanks so much for sharing, I'd love to see more videos like this, your pups are so beautiful! How exactly did u teach him heal from the front (or back)?
he is very well trained , how long did it take to train him? @TheGarageIncByAustin
Wow. That is impressive. What does Austin say when he lets Dunkin have free time? Is he saying "break"?
Just curious. Why do you switch the leash to the other side? I keep my dog on my right, he needs to come to my right all the time because I'm not going to switch the leash every time I turn
how old is the doberman
Amazing!! Does he respond only to the owners command ?
What type of collar is that?
Super👌👍respect 😄👍
Hi my doberman is 1 year 1 month and a handful she barks at cats, kids, motorcycles. Rough with my 2 year old brother and 3 year old maltese and jumps at me and sometimes does the chomp bite. Ive only had her since she was 1 yeat old. She is VERY hyperactive. I really want her to be a polite dog. I try to give her walks with a little jog (10-15mins) each day, but only manage about 4 to 5 times a week. She listens to the sit command and can be calm but usually shes too energised and i get very frustrated even when i try to calm myself down. Sometimes when i want to train her she gets distracted and ignores me until shes satisfied with her chase. Please help me.
+imelda ying xin have you found what motivates her? Food? Ball? Squeaky toys? Try riding a bike with her next to you so she REALLY gets some energy out? I'm not a pro dog trainer, but these are my ideas. :D Some people say to exercise your dog hard and then train them if you need to.
my dober is 23 days butt very beutifull
I suggest you to exercise her more often
You need to walk with her more and if she's hyperactive just play with her an extra long time and when she's ready then just start training her.
Did you have him run for a while before this?
How old is dunkin?
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Never seen an Amish guy with so many tattoos.
Feel sorry for this dobe...look at that prong collar.
JohnHelton he’s fine
Terrible Prong collar
Spencer the Super Dobermann do you have to crop dobermans ears? We are getting a male today and his ears aren't cropped
1hottbarrelracer Most people crop their ears for looks and sometimes for protection against ear problems but you don't have to if you don't want to.
And how old is he? Are you guys professionals?
Nasty! Trying to justify use of a pinch collar. That woman clipping words stupidly in the background should be made to wear a pinch collar herself. She needs training. That stupid woman.
Welp. My dogs suck
BM.... it's not your dogs that do. Look at it more closely.
WRONG USING THAT COLLAR ON A DOBBIE IS WRONG. NEGATIVE REINFORCEMENT IS NOT THE WAY TO GO. LOTS OF LOVE SLAPPING THE DOG HARD LIKE HE DID LOL.. THAN GOES TO PLAY WITH THE DOG AND SLAPPING HIM IN THE FACE HAHA WOW BAD TRAINING.
Not good!
Not good why?
Shut up
Poor dog..
Poor dog?
He’s fine. If he pulls, it hurts. But clearly he’s not pulling
What age should you start training a dog
BulmaChan I’d wait until you’ve had it for a month (if it’s a puppy) get it used to being out and then you can start it