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Just when I think there’s nothing more to impress me, you pull this! Great work again, Chris. Very tuned in pup. If you ever make it anywhere near Texas with a seminar, I’m there. 😊 Troy

I have a remote collar trained GSD. Wasn't a problem dog, just wasn't trained when we got her at 1 year. She took to it instantly. Are you utilizing the remote collar during initial sessions like this with problem children?... Are you using it in this video, or is he just deciding that fighting you isn't worth it?

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Great work!

Another great demonstration, Chris. Judah shows such restraint for a 5 mo old pup. Your new technique obviously is effective in attaining everything from basic obedience to what you show here and his eventual bite work. Looking forward to seeing it. Thanks for the great vid. Btw, apologies if I missed it, but how long have you been working with Judah up to this point? Thanks again. Troy

Thank you for the demonstration and explanations ! Judah looked to be enjoying himself.

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I’d like to see the progress with this boy. I hope you do future videos with him.

I have 12 years experience with Mals and I’ve never seen this level of aggression until recently. I have a 18 month old who is identical to this dog.

He is so responsive. Great results.👍

Liked this training very much. I study a lot of dog training. You did a great job illustrating what you were doing. Love to hear your story about how you got into training

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Just came across your channel after being told about you by a fellow dog trainer, absolutely spectacular! Will be binge watching your stuff for sure

This is amazing n that dog is loving it. Just awesome

But did you use the remote collar and when? Just curious as to see if that sped up the process and helped communicate.

Wow. Great video. I love this breed of dog and you really know your stuff. Thanks for posting this.

What brand e collar are you using, when and how many times are you tapping the nick button?

Very impressive session and excellent concepts. I like your style. Following. I condition and use ecollar. I heard you tell her you would put a remote collar on him. Im interested in how you incorporate that since it wasn’t clear if you were using low level stim in this session. Was it just a back up if the dog went into avoidance?

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Can you do a Video about it ?

Impressive ! Thank you for sharing your training for us to observe and learn.

I just ran across your channel for the first time; like what I see; impressive.

The owner was smart enough to get help from Chris. I'm sure none of us ever had to learn anything about dog training. That's why we are all watching this most excellent video.😂

Haha!! Unbelievable! How does getting on the box help the dog!

just brilliant. thank you for this. please continue with the long platform videos 🙏

That was so good to see. I love your explanations. They make so much sense. One thing that would be good is a sound or a light so we can see when you are using the e-collar. Is it on vibrate or stim? Again. I really enjoyed watching you work Chris. 👍

Good work. I did notice that when the owner touched the dog while he was amped up 2:15, she pulled her hand away, which reinforces the behavior, because the dog learns "If I turn around and bite this b** (or act like I will) she'll leave me tf alone"... I'm a less experienced dog trainer but I have so many theories and questions. Are you intentionally triggering him to teach him that this behavior doesn't get what you want, so he'll just eventually give up with the aggression, and further exposure to the trigger just becomes a normal thing that he has to deal with? If I'm way off, I'd love to know what I'm missing. Thankyou for sharing this.

I'm afraid that my dog will soon be just like this. Same breed. He's been hyperreactive towards everything since 2 months old. He's now close to be 7 months old. Even though we train everyday, he's getting worse. By worse, I mean that sometimes he'll just snap at someone for no apparent reason and he's only getting bigger and stronger. Once he explodes, there's really nothing you can do. He's over his treshold, doesn't acknowledge me in any way, doesn't react to anything I could possibly offer/say/do. If I'll pull him closer, he will bite. So I have to wait the danger out, and then go back home because the session is ruined already. What do we train? Engagement for the most part, changing directions, doing stuff outside, eating outside. I train his focus, and train to redirect his interest from object back to me. We also train doing nothing around triggers, just chilling (he doesn't know how to relax). There's also tons of play involved, I really try hard to make going out exciting. Still, 5 months of all this, 4/5 sessions everyday, and I just can't imagine taking this dog anywhere. I envy the people that can take their dog out while doing the simplest of things, just to cruise, take out trash, whatever. For me, that is impossible and I'm afraid that it always will be.

All the real work was cut from this video: - fitting and putting collar on - attaching lead to the collar - putting the muzzle on - fitting the e-collar and finding working range All of the above aggravate dogs unless they are taught to stay calm which is the real behavioral work. It should be taught before doing anything else. It should not be done with an aggressive dog without barrier or protective equipment. With large dogs assistance is advised and sometimes even a sedation is needed! For example a hostile dog does not attack as a response neither does it stop the attack until it eliminates victim or faints of exhaustion. This dog is made to appear dangerous by increasing his anxiety which is not helping. Other than not preparing the dog for training beforehand, the trainer increases the anxiety and provokes attacks by: - taking the dog to a new place and new people without allowing the dog to even look around (difficult environment) - working in front of the owner (separation anxiety) - trainer demanding obedience from the guarding breed even though the dog does not know him - PATTING the dog on the head which is either cynical or amateurish I fully understand that to make likes, clicks, subs and money you need to impress audience but to someone who actually does behavioral work this is embarrassing to watch. You do not need to trigger aggressive behaviors to counter-condition them and you should be avoiding such contingencies. On the ethical grounds you should not aggravate the dog beyond what is unavoidable in therapy. Also suppressing behavior with electric stimulation is a last resort not a therapy method and is cruel when you actually provoke the behavior.

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Excellent!