I’m more a cat person but if I were to get a dog, I’d learn how to train it from a gentleman like this. I’ve caught a few videos from this creator and am astounded how disciplined his dogs are. Well done sir, your skills are clearly evident.
The best tip you’ve ever given was that if you say the command before and motion the dog will associate the word with the motion and then the motion with a command. That’s such a subtle but helpful thing I haven’t even noticed my dog does until now.
I don't have dogs but I have cats and have tried to teach them some stuff. They just respond to hand signals/body language rather than words, and this has helped me realise it's because when I've been teaching them, I've been saying the word at the same time as the hand signal.
Wow! You are not "just" an outstanding dog trainer but also a gifted teacher! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and for helping to make more happy dogs (and owners) 🤓🙏
I have to keep reminding myself about your condition that makes your hands shake, cause I always want to think it's part of the command. Thank you for sharing that about yourself and I'm learning so much from you. 😁👍🏼🇨🇦
This is 100% a great tip. Patience is so important when training your dog. Sometimes it really does take waiting for your dog to process the command before they do it.
That is actually a good tip. I have always done it where they do the action and then i reward while repeating the word but your way sounds like it would be easier and less confusing for the dog
I always feel so special when I hear you giving your dogs commands. Since the most special trained dogs are from Germany they mostly respond to German commands. So I (as a German) always recognize the words. Something I hear pretty often is „Gib Laut“ (apparently used to make the dog bark at a target) which can translate to „make (a) noise“, or „Fuß“ which translates to „foot“ (used to make the dog stay near your leg/foot with or without physical contact).
I don’t how to get my cat to do anything I command so when I put my hand up, she puts her head up. I think my other cats do this to my first cats name is heart she would do anything I text told her on command I had to do it like sign language, but it was really hard and my second cat six expects me to pet her but I finally got her to come to my hand I’m still training her.
@@kaijavedennis7249you can actually train them the same way as dogs! You just need a little more persistence and time. Any treat she's particularly interested in, or if she's more interested in playing you can give a play reward :) I trained my cat with help from the Dogo app to tell me how to take the next steps (and even what steps to take) but there are other apps like it.
@@ifv2089they don't, but they're trained in Germany, by Germans, who speak? Yep, German. So the dogs are used to German sounds. They don't listen to the German itself but to the sounds, and they're sounds that aren't really found around the US. So the commenter had a point my dude.
The information I've been searching for! Thank you so much! I've been training a 4 year old Corgi, and a 10 week old GSD. This will be immensely helpful.
I think, it's very amazing, that dogs really listen to our words. You can have a long conversation with some one and the Dog doesnt react...but then you say that one word...
Ive learned so much from you and by extension my g.s. has learned so much too! Every day we do 15 - 30 minutes of "fun-learn", on top of the hours of playtime we do together which includes everything from trying to teach him to help me with gardening (carrying a tool) to clearing the lawn before I mow it to putting away his toys to even digging a hole where i want it and when! (At the moment its more or less when he wants and where.... lol) THANK YOU FROM BOTH OF US!
I spent YEARS learning the principles of training, getting the practice in to get good and be solid... And you're able to sum things up and explain them so simply in a single minute, that anyone in your audience can immediately integrate any principle you teach into their own home training. Well done, you continue to impress with every video Edit: Grammar
Another key that isn't mentioned in the video but is definitely demonstrated - make the key word not one you'll be using all the time in normal conversation, and pop the word out when you say it. Don't just say "sit" you want to say it like you're excited, a bit loud and higher pitched, almost like the word can't get out of your mouth fast enough. This will be key to get the dog to understand at first that this is something they need to respond to, and as you get better at it, you can lower the energy with the word and bring it back to a moderate (but still not your normal speaking level necessarily) volume and energy.
Wow very interesting. I had noticed my dog would pay attention more to my body instead of my voice which would sometimes go ignored, I was saying the word at the same time as the sign or no sign at all. Will try later in his training session (four times a day) hope I’m setting us both for success.
Ive struggled with my dog listening to me when he gets excited, distracted, etc. been trying here and there but it just feels like its too late. Had to stop taking him to dog parks because he fights with all the dogs, thank you for inspiring me to really try again.
Another good tip is use hand signals at the same time as commands. Comes in really handy as u can give commands without speaking if needed and when u want it to be only verbal just slowly but surely stop using the hand signals. I found u are less likely to have a dog ignore your command while training then aswell when u know they no it but don't want to do it. My collie trys it all the time but I'm to stubborn and make him do the command before we carry on doing anything what so ever
same with my husky/Ridgeback. if there aren't treats ready she's like naw. but if I have treats in my hand she follows instructions like I'm a drill sergeant. lmao
@TalenaK , that's because she has trained you. You should give her a command for everything she wants, going outside, getting petted, getting fed their meals etc.
My hard headed Akita previously only listened while wearing a stim collar, but now I’ve worked her enough with treats that the moment I say her name and give a command she’s dang near salivating. 😅
After watching you train your dogs to spin and sit just besides you and switch sides, I trained my American Akita to do so as well. He got it very quickly and now he's very obedient and precise with this command although he is not as fast as yours of course. You're the inspiration that makes me and my companion reach new heights!
How would you approach attaching a word on a behavior that requires the action to be done first? For example, teaching the "let go" command requires the dog to let go before you can attach a word
@shaneg9081 , also you can put the palm of your hand under his chin/ mouth and say out, then wait for the dog to drop the item! Works wonders, when I'm teaching fetch.
I’m more a cat person but if I were to get a dog, I’d learn how to train it from a gentleman like this. I’ve caught a few videos from this creator and am astounded how disciplined his dogs are. Well done sir, your skills are clearly evident.
Cats can learn commands too!
That dog eould eat your cat in 2 sec
@@FinersDavies you could be hit by someone in the street. Why so much free violence?
@@FinersDavies no shit but why was that statement needed?
@@FinersDavies would or could? Yes, the dog COULD eat the cat, but it wouldn't if it is well trained and socialized.
so thorough and informative. i love your content!! ❤️
Thanks! 🥇 to comment wins belly rubs given to Alexandra from you!
@@modernmalinois please give belly rubs for me too 💪🏿❤️
@@modernmalinois Tell your dog to walk on 3 legs....!
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The best tip you’ve ever given was that if you say the command before and motion the dog will associate the word with the motion and then the motion with a command.
That’s such a subtle but helpful thing I haven’t even noticed my dog does until now.
I don't have dogs but I have cats and have tried to teach them some stuff. They just respond to hand signals/body language rather than words, and this has helped me realise it's because when I've been teaching them, I've been saying the word at the same time as the hand signal.
Yes!
Wow! You are not "just" an outstanding dog trainer but also a gifted teacher! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and for helping to make more happy dogs (and owners) 🤓🙏
I have to keep reminding myself about your condition that makes your hands shake, cause I always want to think it's part of the command. Thank you for sharing that about yourself and I'm learning so much from you. 😁👍🏼🇨🇦
Amazing. That explanation was just what I needed. Can't wait to start work on this
Ohhhh my gosh thank you! My parents always told me to do it immediately after, and not before! That makes so much sense!
This is 100% a great tip. Patience is so important when training your dog. Sometimes it really does take waiting for your dog to process the command before they do it.
She is such a beautiful and well trained dog. You've done such a wonderful job with her.
That is actually a good tip. I have always done it where they do the action and then i reward while repeating the word but your way sounds like it would be easier and less confusing for the dog
Yes, love this!
I always feel so special when I hear you giving your dogs commands. Since the most special trained dogs are from Germany they mostly respond to German commands. So I (as a German) always recognize the words. Something I hear pretty often is „Gib Laut“ (apparently used to make the dog bark at a target) which can translate to „make (a) noise“, or „Fuß“ which translates to „foot“ (used to make the dog stay near your leg/foot with or without physical contact).
I don’t how to get my cat to do anything I command so when I put my hand up, she puts her head up. I think my other cats do this to my first cats name is heart she would do anything I text told her on command I had to do it like sign language, but it was really hard and my second cat six expects me to pet her but I finally got her to come to my hand I’m still training her.
@@kaijavedennis7249you can actually train them the same way as dogs! You just need a little more persistence and time. Any treat she's particularly interested in, or if she's more interested in playing you can give a play reward :) I trained my cat with help from the Dogo app to tell me how to take the next steps (and even what steps to take) but there are other apps like it.
Dogs don't speak language 😂
@@ifv2089they don't, but they're trained in Germany, by Germans, who speak? Yep, German. So the dogs are used to German sounds. They don't listen to the German itself but to the sounds, and they're sounds that aren't really found around the US.
So the commenter had a point my dude.
@hezvandermeij but they don't speak still right?
Thank you so much! Clear, direct and to the point for us and for the dog.
This guy is the true dog whisperer.
Fantastic info and free to everyone, thank you very much, this will come in handy on my test in a few weeks
The information I've been searching for! Thank you so much! I've been training a 4 year old Corgi, and a 10 week old GSD. This will be immensely helpful.
This is so true I have a German shepherd 3 years old and it worked thanks
What a Gorgeous & exceptionally responsive Malinois ❤❤❤
I think, it's very amazing, that dogs really listen to our words. You can have a long conversation with some one and the Dog doesnt react...but then you say that one word...
Ive learned so much from you and by extension my g.s. has learned so much too! Every day we do 15 - 30 minutes of "fun-learn", on top of the hours of playtime we do together which includes everything from trying to teach him to help me with gardening (carrying a tool) to clearing the lawn before I mow it to putting away his toys to even digging a hole where i want it and when! (At the moment its more or less when he wants and where.... lol)
THANK YOU FROM BOTH OF US!
You are so close and excellent with them. So much respect is seen with you and them. Very exceptional. 😊
This is an awesome account. No messing about. Clear, concise, correct. Thank you!!
Where did you get that vest? Those pockets are perfect for treats
Do. It. With. At. A. Chreat
Beautiful team, beautiful teacher, beautiful dog, beautiful ballet.❤❤
Awesome tip about saying the command before doing the lure! I’ve been doing them at the same time for decades!
This was very helpful for exactly what I'm currently training my dog to do 👍🐕
She is super sharp!
You’re amazing! Thank you for your content, it’s so fun to watch and informative
One of my fav channels on YT
I spent YEARS learning the principles of training, getting the practice in to get good and be solid... And you're able to sum things up and explain them so simply in a single minute, that anyone in your audience can immediately integrate any principle you teach into their own home training. Well done, you continue to impress with every video
Edit: Grammar
Very easily explained and understood
I can confirm, he has made a robot dog
OHHHHHHHHHHHHH my God. Thank you so much! That's awesome and exactly what I needed to hear/ see. You sir are a God
Pairing and overshadowing....
Very difficult things for humans to avoid haha!
I just wanted to say I love your videos
Imagine the last thing you hear before dying is "Brzznach!" "Chpacra!"
Simply amazing. I will definitely use this everyday.
C'est vieux, mais toujours ok.😁🐶👍
This was such a helpful explanation. Thank you so much! 😊
Could you please do a full video on basic commands with their hand signals?
What a clever girl!
This helps so much 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Love your content! So helpful/informative. Thank you ❤
For those about to train ..we salute youu
Another key that isn't mentioned in the video but is definitely demonstrated - make the key word not one you'll be using all the time in normal conversation, and pop the word out when you say it. Don't just say "sit" you want to say it like you're excited, a bit loud and higher pitched, almost like the word can't get out of your mouth fast enough. This will be key to get the dog to understand at first that this is something they need to respond to, and as you get better at it, you can lower the energy with the word and bring it back to a moderate (but still not your normal speaking level necessarily) volume and energy.
Wow very interesting. I had noticed my dog would pay attention more to my body instead of my voice which would sometimes go ignored, I was saying the word at the same time as the sign or no sign at all. Will try later in his training session (four times a day) hope I’m setting us both for success.
Thank you!! I'm looking to become a new big dog 🐕 owner soon & your content is so helpful❤️
You are so good! I have to get faster! And more coordinated! 🔥
Thank you so much for this short. My dog is great at understanding hand gestures, but so bad with verbal commands I started to doubt her hearing.
YOU ARE AMAZING!!!
Great explenation thank you 👌🏼🙌🏻
Ive struggled with my dog listening to me when he gets excited, distracted, etc. been trying here and there but it just feels like its too late. Had to stop taking him to dog parks because he fights with all the dogs, thank you for inspiring me to really try again.
Another good tip is use hand signals at the same time as commands. Comes in really handy as u can give commands without speaking if needed and when u want it to be only verbal just slowly but surely stop using the hand signals. I found u are less likely to have a dog ignore your command while training then aswell when u know they no it but don't want to do it. My collie trys it all the time but I'm to stubborn and make him do the command before we carry on doing anything what so ever
my now 10 week pup has been listening to verbal sit and down since 7 weeks along with some visuals like a closed fist for sit and point down for down
My dog is built different she won't take my command without food in my hands💀
same with my husky/Ridgeback. if there aren't treats ready she's like naw. but if I have treats in my hand she follows instructions like I'm a drill sergeant. lmao
@TalenaK , that's because she has trained you. You should give her a command for everything she wants, going outside, getting petted, getting fed their meals etc.
And now fading the lure makes sense.
WOW!!! EXCELLENT!😊😊
He really said psssss 😂
And the dog was like yes master
Amazing video and so well explained, thank you
Brilliant!!!
Psychology got me thinking
Needed this!
My dog spent his whole life learning his own name but now he comes only when you do the classic "tch tch tch"😢
Ugh I wish my dog was good motivated! It makes training sooo much easier
I wish I could train with you 😢 I just got a malinois, and I'm really trying my best with his training
Thank you, Sir
this is sooo helpful❤️❤️
Blessings and you have mad skillzzz great training and I appreciate it much, trying to get my Dogo like that God Bless
My german Sheppard has a bumb on his front leg is
This is a great video Thank you for sharing
My hard headed Akita previously only listened while wearing a stim collar, but now I’ve worked her enough with treats that the moment I say her name and give a command she’s dang near salivating. 😅
you're awesome!
Masterful❤
Fan From the Philippines! Can you show how to control a malinois that is reactive to other dogs, kids and other people? 🙏🏼
Excellent!
I Like how the commands have sounds that ranges from chicken to sneeze
I Mean what would happen if you sneezed and it sounded Like a command 🧐
Man: Habpsst
Dog: ayyy it's food time les go
Goes great until your dog wants the squirrel running down the road more than your treat.
Those are basically the phases of the lured training. So underestimated it seems 😂.
Dude a beast
100% correct!
You are awesome 😎
Good lord. I love these videos. She's such a sweet girl. Just wants to please to much.
wow! great explanation
Could you please do a video when you're hanging out with all of them at once.
Bro has a soothing voice feel like I know German
Master K9 trainer and tamer. My Maligator is learning quick. Gracias
Maligator is a great name 😂
gawd she is pretty
Thank you so much
Thanks!
Love it, want to train a dog for me, lol.
You are so impressive and I am jealous
Love to see it
Very wise
Super ❤❤❤❤❤
I'm a big fan
After watching you train your dogs to spin and sit just besides you and switch sides, I trained my American Akita to do so as well. He got it very quickly and now he's very obedient and precise with this command although he is not as fast as yours of course.
You're the inspiration that makes me and my companion reach new heights!
Nice job
Thank you
And remember above all, the most important fUfHgSs...
How would you approach attaching a word on a behavior that requires the action to be done first? For example, teaching the "let go" command requires the dog to let go before you can attach a word
I can't say I'm as much of an expert as him, but I would say "let go," then present the lure. Can't eat the treat if something else is in the mouth.
@shaneg9081 , also you can put the palm of your hand under his chin/ mouth and say out, then wait for the dog to drop the item! Works wonders, when I'm teaching fetch.