Teaching A Stubborn Dog To Come Guaranteed
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Welcome to Standing Stone Kennels! In this Ethan walks through how to help your dog collar condition to recall using a checkcord. Follow along to learn how to do this with your dog.
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Thank you so much for this inspirational video!!! I have a darling stubborn half Heeler/half Aussie boy, and this will really help me to train him to come to me at all times. God bless you, Ethan and Kat! I will send you a letter someday. ☺
Thanks for this. I was about to give up on collar training my Lab but one session with the long line and we’re totally locked in. Thank you so much!
You are so welcome! Glad it was helpful!
I got a shelter dog a few weeks ago (2 years old). He was returned twice by two previous adopters because of mouthing, nipping and not responding to training. The Humane society staff put in a lot of time training him. When I got him he would sit, shake, lie down and come most of the time on leash or in a controlled space. He still jumped on people a lot and mouthed/nipped a lot when excited. I now have him sitting, shaking, laying down very consistently in the house, on a leash or on a long lead. He stops mouthing on command and knows what "be gentle" means. He will switch to licking when I say, "kisses." He is very smart and alert. He is well behaved on both a long lead and leash with no pulling or barking. He comes when called most of the time in the house or on a lead, but if he is comfortably laying down, he may just look at me unless a treat or going outside is the reward. I live in a very remote part of north central WA on 40 acres. Think wilderness up in the mountains. the U.S./CA border is just up the road (1 mile). The closest neighbor is a mile away. If I let him off his leash/lead, or he slips out the door, he is gone, for hours. Right now with Covid, if he crosses the border, I will have a real problem on my hands, as the border is closed and repatriating the dog (I'm told) will be a small logistical nightmare (he does have a chip, tags, and I'm subscribed to 24PetWatch). I have a Dogtra ARC E-collar. So far the E-collar, treats, fresh meat, nothing works with recall off the leash. He bolts at full speed until out of sight, every time. I'm not sure what to do at this point because he is well trained in all aspects except recall. In training sessions, he comes on command every time. If he gets loose, nothing else exists except running away. Last evening I tracked him in the snow after he got away. Within a few minutes, he was more than a half mile away before I gave up and turned back. So far he has returned once he gets tired and hungry, but I need him to stay around me when off leash. I do not want a dog that has to always be tied up. In the valley below are cattle ranches. If he goes down there and chases cows, he will be shot. It's what they do here. All my previous dogs learned pretty quickly to stay around the house/shop near me.
I would appreciate any tips!
My dog is the same way. Unfortunately what I've been told by many trainers is that some goals aren't realistic for some dogs. If it's a major dealbreaker, maybe he'd be better suited in a different home.
@@hunterurban5465
Thanks for the reply. Had I returned him, it would have been his third time and likely the end of his life. To update:
I bought the Dogtra arc collar. It worked beyond my expectations, so well, that I would not be surprised if he had some training on an E-collar previously. When the collar is on, he is a different dog. Hangs with me and doesn't run. If he strays too far, he almost always comes on a call/and or whistle. When I do push a button, it is the vibrator. Now, he will still run off, if I'm working and distracted, but not bolt away. Last week I almost lost him, as he got away and calling and the collar didn't bring him back. We have deep snow here now, so I suspected he ran down the road which is where I found him a mile away. I discovered that the collar battery was dead. : P He's an awesome dog who just needed the right tool.
galadhlinn thank you for not giving up on him....
I dont mean to be off topic but does anybody know of a method to get back into an instagram account..?
I stupidly forgot the password. I would love any help you can give me!
What about a long light rope to start with so he learns you can still catch him ? Ugh I wouldn’t want a bolter/ runner either.
I have a 6yr old podenco that is great with everything EXCEPT coming back when called. Ive tried treats, toys, loads of praise, clickers, whistle and extra long leash, nothing works on her. Help!!!!
i got a 6 month old wheaten terrier a little over a month ago and i’m having this same problem with the e-collar. whenever it turns on she tries to run and hide, but i was just turning it off because i felt bad lol. i’ll definitely try this method!
My pup exactly like this wow
When do you begin the vibrate? Before you recall? Or when you say their name?
Imagine that, a stubborn Weimaraner.
A stubborn Pyrenees…ugh…
I have a 5 month old lab pup that just ignores the vibrate it does nothing at all for him he could care less. What would be your recommendation in that case?
Great video 👍🏼
Thanks for watching!
My dogs were listening to this entire video
Just got a rescue dog 2 months ago and I’m struggling big time with him to listen to me:
He gets overexcited to the point where he starts to jump and paw at me with his paws and ends up scratching me
He also whines nonstop and won’t be quiet, there are times where he literally cried nonstop for an hours
Doesn’t listen at walk, and pulls
Sometimes gets mouthy
Is very destructive
And to top things up my family members like to let him get away with things and when I tell them they did wrong they get mad at me
I have mix emotions about this dog bc my family not listening
I don’t want to give up on him he’s a good dog just needs direction
I think everyone should try the 'vibrate/E collars' on their own necks in varying intensities for an idea of what they're like.
We did this. I turned the collar all the way up on my neck. The video is in our video list :)
Oh that's interesting, I'll look at that.
btw I do think those collars have their place but I also think novice owners need to utilise them under an experienced instructor's guidance who has assessed and worked with their dogs.
@@gwennauslot1104 true, usually a vital tool for the dogs safety but can definitely be abused by a lazy owner
@@gwennauslot1104that’s with any training tool :)
okay! update: i tried this method, we did about a 5 minute session in the house, and i had her on a long lead. it was working, she was coming to me, however she is still extremely scared. like won’t take food scared. after the 5 minute session (it’s been about 30 mins) and she is still acting scared. she’s hiding under my bed and everytime she were to come out (i pulled her out) her tail would stay down. this is pretty much how it was before i tried this method, only difference is she’s actually coming to me instead of avoiding. should i continue the training ? i don’t want to accidentally create a problem. and if i should… how frequently? everyday ? every other day? once a week? i live in the country with no fence and a busy road, i really need this recall (i have another dog who i fully e-collared trained so i’m not completely new to it)
At what point do you stop the vibrate? When he starts coming to you or when he gets all the way back?
When he is all the way back!
this works! thank you, also, do u have a video of how to stop dog aggression? last night, my pitbull and husky started to fight, it was very vicious but i am glad their was a fence. i just need help!
I'm glad you enjoyed this video. We do not really have much on aggression; it's not a main focus for the dogs we work with.
that's okay! thank you @@StandingStoneKennels
Do you have any suggestions for lab dog breeders in Montana?
I would reach out to Josh and Whitney Miller in Wisconsin! River Stone Kennels
If get a pointer train them to point can they still retrieve doves and ducks or should I most likely get a lab If I am looking for a dog to retrieve?
Do you mostly hunt ducks or upland birds?
I have bad experiences with using negative reinforcement while dogs are in social interaction, especially in this early stage.
In my opinion:
That tool is for dogs who already habe good understanding.
In a bad scenario the dog is goung nuts with people (or any onther passive/active external stimulus involved). And this can be hard to work out with sensitive dogs.
This can go really bad when you are not experienced AND dont have the theoretical basement. So for professionals only!
Thanks for sharing your take!
I have two one year olds and I was wondering if I could start step one of training?
Yes start at step one! The more they know the faster they will progress!
My Weimaraner is 7 months and she has so much energy and does what she wants. She only listens when I have treats. What do I do?
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@@StandingStoneKennels I’m just an apprentice, but I would say definitely get that energy out through exercise before anything else because an exercised dog is a calmer one. Maybe you can reward more randomly so that she works for it anyway? Let me know if I’m right..just testing my knowledge out lol.
I have a question! I just started clicker training my 5 yr old Brittany/beagle hoping to break some bad habits. He knows from previous owner sit, and lay down. How can I teach him to stay near us/not run away, and to not bark at every little sound? Thanks!
Collar conditioning will help a ton with the sticking around thing!
I would be curious to know more about the barking!
StandingStoneKennels is there any way to teach both without the ecollar? For the barking, any time he sees another animal he whines a lot and barks. Also if we are in bed at night and he hears a door shut, someone drive by, anything to alert him he will bark.
@@sierraschaffer499 I find that prolonged stay helps with building a tighter bond...for example making her wait at sit for a meal. For the barking thing it would help to practice on walks that you are not interested in acknowledging other dogs and redirecting them by making them sit and being calm in another dogs presence. The more focused they are on you the easier it will be to get them to ignore certain things.
I have a blood hound dog who loves to go out in the pasture, he wont come too me. How can I fix this because he hears the tone and knows hes in trouble so he doesnt come. Please help
What length is this check cord? And what length do you recommend for 7 month GSP?? Thanks
20 foot! Check them out at standingstonesupply.com
My 6 month old GSP just started grabbing leash in her mouth and wants to play tug. I am taking it out of her mouth and making her sit and settle. But it is still happening. What can I do to stop this behavior.
I have an almost 5 month old lab- he does great with collar conditioning to vibrate and stim in a controlled environment environments with small distractions. But when he sees other people or dogs across the way he completely ignores the stim and will take off running away. We have to crank the stim up more than he has ever needed it in a controlled environment and then he yelps before he comes back.
We are having trouble dealing with this as all the training we do when he isn’t distracted he does so well.
This can all be corrected with proofing the collar! It happens in progressions... if you have good foundation work you are ready for proofing! Check us out on Patreon.com/standingstonekennels
@@StandingStoneKennels Do you think that more appetizing treats or a toy would help draw his attention back if you aren’t using a collar or even if you do have one?
I'm glad Jess was there to explain that because he's confusing 🤣
My 3 year old adopted mixed gets the zoomies and will not come stop or even listen to me. Just runs around and around. Several times at the park while walking he broke free and zooms scaring little kids and other dogs.
New to dog training here. When you say vibrate, is that a low level “shock” or is a “shock” collar a different type of e-collar?
There are vibrate collars, and then shock collars. In almost all cases a "shock" collar also has a vibrate function. Vibrate causes an annoyance more so than a pain. A vibrate is definitely not the same thing as a low level shock.
“a tail wag a lil bit” 😂😂😂 that is so mean
Thanks for watching.
Nice work. My boy can manage 6 of 7 but will not come. Time for a collar. Thanks
Thanks for watching.
I was wondering if you could make a puppy haul such as telling us all the stuff you’ll need when your puppy arrives home?
We actually have an article about this: www.standingstonekennels.com/dog-blog/2020/3/25/top-10-things-you-need-for-your-new-puppy
Thx so much lots of great detail in the article love it!!!!
Your very welcome!
4 month old border collie, and he has entered the rebellious puppy stage... He is so easily distracted though, and it is nearly impossible to get his attention back to me if he sees something and wants to investigate. Any advice for teaching him to bring his attention back to me?
Treats or a favorite toy that he only gets when you really need him to listen. High value treats only when you need him to seriously listen. People underestimate the value of a good treat. Throw it on the ground Infront of you and when he comes, reward and talk to him. Keep reenacting that over and over and use the same words each time. Whatever you choose. Eventually he will get it.
What do you do if t bone steak won't bring them to you?
I just rescued an adult Shepsky. She was a stray and has no training. She is not interested in regular treats and gets uninterested in snacks she likes when challenged. I don't know how to train her anymore.
Get her tired first
Let her settle into the new environment, when I rescued my beagle she was completely uninterested in treats, once she got comfortable in her new home she became highly food motivated, just give the doggo some time
Also let her get a little hungry and use her food as training, obviously won’t work with wet food
I have a 9 month old female GSP. Her recall is usually good, however occasionally she refuses to recall and instead will follow her nose ignoring all my commands. Do you have any advice? electronic collars are illegal where I live so are not an option.
Lots and Lots and LOTS or on leash reps. Timing and consistency will be your best friend!
Drive seems really low compared to my Weim. Maybe the pen? Looks like he wants out of there. Something is certainly distracting him, camera?
My dog will do anything I say when I have a treat but when I try and get her to listen she won't
This is a calm dog the dog I want to train would drag you if you don’t drag it’s chain
How to train the dog to point (upward) his tail
He's 2 years
Searched many videos on pointers, but nothing on how to keep dogs tail point.
Welims get bored with training sessions pretty quickly. Short training sessions work best. They are incredibly intelligent.
Thanks for watching!
What kind of dog is this?
a Weimeraner!
she right 🤣🤣🤣🙈🙉🙊
Stubborn?? That's hilarious... :o)
That dog is to easy.
He needs try my impossible Husky
Too much science!!
It's criminal what American breeders have done to this breed. They have bred out everything that makes this breed great. They've taken one of the best pointer breeds and turned them into lazy couch dogs.
Thanks for watching.
omg awful
That dog is a creampuff??? My dog won't evenlook at you, treats no treats correcting does nothing,?
sad dog