THIS DOG WILL BITE YOU IF YOU DO THIS! (SHE ALMOST GOT ME!)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ธ.ค. 2021
- Training a dog that's protective over things or has resource guarding issues can be very dangerous. In this dog training video, Tom Davis breaks down how to work with a Blue Heeler on possession aggression using the remote collar to help teach the dog the appropriate thing to do.
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Would you suggest going from using the e-collar as a correction to just stimulation if the dogs been trained already. Or would that be too confusing to the dog?
I learn something every time I watch one of Tom’s videos. E-Collar is what I dream of having my dog trained with one day soon. Bella is a lot like my girls personality and intelligence.
@@samwdavis I am all for balanced training, but your suggestion is just cruel. How about you put it on yourself and try to do it for 10 seconds. Even with your suggestion the dog might not even realize what caused it and it not resolve the issue the first time. No need to torture an animal to get a result. That is the difference of disciplining a child and beating the shit out of them and putting them in the hospital to make a point.
What I like about Tom is that rather than just saying “punish the dog when they make a mistake.” He also says “Redirect another behavior.” I tell my clients when we’re unlearning a behavior, call it “don’t do that, do this”. I feel like a lot of owners go straight to punishment without giving any kind of other direction and the dog is just like “what else do you want me to do?”. Unlearn the negative habit and instead develop a healthier habit
Love how much the owner cares about her and wants to help her!
Never seen such an amazing dog handler, who knows what they’re talking about, and it shows in every video. The success you’ve had is amazing to watch, keep up the great work. I can’t wait to keep watching and gaining more knowledge and experience by watching you!
I loved how she gave Tom the “side eye” look a few times! Lol what a brilliant dog and what a life she has! Amazing that the owner knew he what he needed to do and was so open to learning from Tom…
Another stellar video from @tomdavis!
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LOL! That ‘side-eye’ is CLASSIC ACD:)!😂🐾😂👍
It's called the 'greasy eye'
I love seeing cattle dog-specific videos. Good job Bella! Totally can relate to having a cattle dog who feels the need to protect her domain. Good info in this video!
(And omg the heeler side eye. I love this breed:)
This was the video I’ve been waiting for!
I live in a van with my collie and he is extremely protective of me and the vehicle. Will rewatch this video a bunch of times! Thank you for all your hard work Tom & Upstate Canine team.
I have had working Heelers for decades. My first heeler was a grandson of the first pair brought to the US. As everyone who owns one of these dogs knows, they all are extremely protective of their vehicle, whether or not the owner is in the vehicle. None of our heelers was ever on a lead, but just ignored every dog and every person but us. These dogs are intelligent, but can be stubborn because of their working drive. They must have a job! It is my belief that these dogs should not be just a pet, they should be in an environment that allows them to express their working ability. As a P.S. I have found the females are much more reactive than the males.
My hubby and my second dog together was a red heeler. We also had a corgi but she was just so easy going. I learned that Zak needed more in depth training and a kinda job to make sure he wasn't going to get into trouble.. I did agility and at home tasks. And then he taught himself to be a seizure alert dog for my brother.. I loved him so so much ..
Absolutely! People need to research the breed before getting them. They are definitely different than other breeds.
My heeler is not a working dog and she did just fine with access to lots of hours of play with other dogs and long walks in the city with me and mentally stimulating training.
Agreed, they need an experienced committed handler with lots of work to do!
@@monkeybearmax That's exactly what I do with my 12-year-old Labrador. He gets his hour long old man walks and I just tell passerby's to not touch him or look at him.
Their lifestyle is so cool, the fact that he came to get her help even though he could’ve dealt with it since it didn’t happen often is so sweet of him, need more dog owners like him. Who really want their dogs to be happy.
Destiny and I are watching from Alaska!
This is incredible! I love seeing a heeler on your channel because I have a heeler mix and even though my dog and this dog are reactive in different situations, I am learning a lot just by Tom’s commentary on the breed itself and what we can do as owners to be better for such a high energy working breed! Thanks for this video guys!
Immediately started working on that leave it drill with the ball and treats after watching this. So many concepts broken down into simple steps that make all the difference, even with dogs who have decent obedience! Thanks for the great content, Tom.
I can't say it enough. In our line of "work" with our dogs, which is hunting, e-collars are lifesavers. I would never take my dog hunting without their e-collars. Too bad they get such a bad reputation. You're doing amazing work to take away the stigma around all these amazing training tools 🥰!
I don’t know any trainer who understands dogs better than Tom. I love how he mixes positive reinforcement with a little punish, and what’s more important, how well he makes owners to understand their own dogs, and how succesfully he teaches owners. If every dog had an owner like him, we would live in a much better world.
Love the owner. He really cares about his 🐕.
As a senior person that has loved animals my entire life, to see the love commitment, and passion you have is heartwarming ❤️
Thank you for your content it has helped me a lot with training and accomplishing things I didn't know I could do. My own dog is a 4-year-old bernadoodle he's very smart, friendly but he gets overstimulated easily epically in a new environment, and meeting new dogs your training techniques on how to regain the dog's attention, stopping the escalating and then de-escalating if I didn't catch it quick enough have been very helpful. My second technical dog is my boyfriend's 3-year-old german shepherd (Mylo). My boyfriend got Mylo when he was a year old and he already had some issues that came with him such as jumping, anxiety, not being able to walk on a leash at all, and just being a bulldozer of a guy. My boyfriend began working full time and as a full-time student, I moved virtual and had time to go and take care of mylo during the day and began training him. To train him I had to make the 5 min walk to the park so he could get a release of pent-up energy from being created. This was impossible at first he dragged me, jumped on me, knocked me down and it was just a very bad situation and not safe for either me or Mylo. We've always raised our dogs since puppyhood so I've never experienced this I was at a loss because the puppy training I know did not work for him. So I turned to youtube found you and learned proper equipment usage, corrections, and just how to not get frustrated. It took a lot of patience, consistency and time abut when we finally made it to the park without incident I damn near cried. After that, it became a new world we could go for long walks and I even taught mylo how to retrieve and scent things out. My boyfriend and I took him out a while ago to go waterfowl hunting and he swam to retrieve a goose I was stunned. We still have work to do on his jumping but he's a completely different happier dog and I know this was a lot just wanted to share how your content has made a difference in my life and my two dogs.
@@ng-ht1vxthanks for the feed back yes consistency is key he no longer jumps on me or my boyfriend anymore but other around him will let him get away with it even if they are asked to not to. The Turning my back on him is the main technique I’ve used because if knee him or get physical it seems to amp him up a bit more or he thinks it’s okay time. I’ve started using the e collar when other people are around him so I still have control of the situation with idviduals who don’t want to correct him for the behavior.
Bella is a very intelligent healer. I love watching her think as she’s being taught :)
Loved watching Bella go from explosive to being curious and sniffing to asking to fetch!
My dog is a healer and I understand very similar issues. So lovely to see you work with a similar case to my own (and the same breed too!)
"I needed to learn how to teach it to her.". Brilliant.
Wow she has so much confidence. She walked in like she owned the place. What a lovely guy and a great life this dogs lives.great to now see her moving towards a more social standing to add to her tool kit. What a little beauty.
Such a lovely, good dog you can really see the relationship between her and the owner
it's amazing how much I learn from every single one of these videos. Tom's unique approach to every dog is so special and a huge benefit to any dog owner watching these videos.
So informative! Love these videos
I love how you consider both the dog and the owner in coming up with a plan for success for the two of them together! Thanks for your great content!
Love your work!!
Loved the video Tom! Hope you have a good holiday!
Love your videos, that's puppy's so lucky to be traveling around and seeing the world with her human.
This is so helpful luv your training 🐾
Great video! Always love watching your videos!
Great video as always!
Every time I watch Tom's videos, I find at least one (but usually like 10) things I need to improve with my dog. Haha
Thanks for watching!
@@tomdavisofficial Thanks for uploading! 😊
Thanks for putting out so many helpful videos!
Always looking forward to your video releases! 🐶
I never get bored of your videos, thanks for uploading :)
Love your videos keep up the amazing work
I love your videos so much! I use a lot of your teachings in my dog training with my clients!
Awesome work as always
This has been soooo helpful!
Amazing video as always 🥰
I seriously LOVE when you post videos!!!
Amazing training!
Always learn when watching your channel👍🏻!
Love the real life example of this training session and the tell it like it is.
Already am subbed 😊 Liked 👍. Love you’re methods with dogs!!
Amazing video, like always so helpful!!!
Love the videos and the e collar work!
Keep up the great work
Great video, as always
Great advice n great training advice
Love all the advise
Love your videos! So very helpful with our new pup❤️
Amazing video showing the wide range of uses for the ecollar! I learn something new with every video you put out!
Great vid! Thanks for sharing 🙏
Love this video so much!❤️❤️
Thank you so much for the training video
Thanks Tom, you explain things so clearly!
I’ve been super curious on the dogtra collars. I’ve been watching all your videos on how to start introducing it.Thank you for putting out all the videos to help!
New to this channel & have loved what videos I’ve seen so far!
Thank you for your videos ! It's so great to see the dogs evoluation. Cheers!!
I love watching all the different breeds/dogs that you work with. Fascinating!! You are amazing
Such an awesome trainer and human being! A joy to watch!
Great to see the owner working for the dog and be attentive to what Tom says !!
Always enjoy watching your videos.
Planning on signing up for the no bad dogs membership soon…. I LOVE learning from you and can’t wait to learn more and be able to take my dog everywhere with me❤️❤️
Thank you for sharing your videos!
Awesome work.. I'm always learning something new
As always, very informative. I love watching your videos.
I love watching your videos. I take notes so I can try and use them and train/help my dog with her training. So helpful!
I’ve always liked watching your videos! Soo informational and tbh learned more here than from trainers in my area! Thanks for all the good information provided!
Great to see tom help both owner and dog to fix the situation
Good job
Beautiful partnership! Your tips were on spot as always
Awesome job Tom!!! Another good video
Thanks for the great video!!
I am learning so much from these videos! Thank you!
Great work Tom. Loved how you explained about lowering the E Collar during work. Have a Happy Christmas. Thank you : )
Awesome video!! Lots of information to use. Thank you.
Beautiful pup and great handling!
The world needs more of you in it!
Wow, this was a cool video! This owner is very smart and responsible! I love the end when he says,"I needed somebody to train me..." Tom, as always, you have risen to the challenge! I'm betting that this was a fun case for you. Saved the life of this dog! Way to go to all involved!👍
Love love love seeing Tom with the herding dogs! Heelers are very hard dogs but absolutely worth it!
My inspiration Thanks So much!
Love the videos, learning lots I can use and implement in my own training with my puppy. Thanks!!
Thanks for the video, Tom
Great vid Tom! 🤞🏼 for the 280c e collar!
love watching those videos to learn more about training and how to respond
Such a good video. Production is great.
Great training exercise!
Thank you for this amazing video! I always learn something with your videos
Such a smart dog! Amazing how U can see her thinkin her way through the training. As always great video!❤
Love your videos ❤️ They've been so helpful teaching me how to obedience train my foster dobermans.
😊Great trainings!
Great video! Learned so much from watching this
Love this dogs transformation!
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Always love to see your amazing work! Getting to know the dog and the issues before applying the corrections is definitely the most important thing I've learned from you
I’ve learned so much watching your videos. Great job
Love watching your videos. Very informative and motivating
Yay! A heeler! Love the channel! Thanks Tom!
Love how you personalize the needs of the people.