The CHEAPEST Tool To TRANSFORM Your Puppy Training!
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- Puppy training can feel like a roller coaster some days. Especially if you're dealing with some of the common issues like puppy biting, trying to stop your puppy from jumping up, and puppy chewing! There is a very simple, inexpensive tool that you should be using in your puppy training that can transform your training process. This is a training tool that we have recommended to tens of thousands of puppy owners and we keep getting the same response. "I can't believe how helpful it is!". In this video, Instructor Steve will show you how this simple puppy training tool can be used to stop those unwanted behaviours.
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CHAPTERS
00:00 The CHEAPEST Tool To TRANSFORM Your Puppy Training
00:31 Using A House-Line For Puppy Management
02:20 How To Use This As A Puppy Training Tool
03:19 Stop Your Puppy From Biting
04:19 Redirect To Puppy Training
07:21 Stop Puppy Jumping With Your House-Line
10:55 Stop Your Puppy From Jumping Up On Things
12:34 Stop Your Puppy From Chewing On The House-Line
13:59 The MOST Important Part Of Your Puppy Training Is Management!
14:30 What Should You Teach Your Puppy NEXT?
Thanks for watching,
Happy Training! ~Ken
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Steve kept his cool! This dog is high octane. I’ve got an 8 week old Aussie and this is EXACTLY what I needed. It’s very reassuring to know that dogs learn in 1 second, and that we don’t need to be aggressive or loud in order to get the point across; the house line is indeed a beautiful tool!
Thanks for making this video. Now I know my puppy is normal 😂
I always thought I taught her in a wrong way that she likes to biting, chewing, jumping and even tug on my pants! I’m so reassured now 🥰
✅ normal puppy
Happy Training!
~Dan
I'm so glad to see that my puppy is not the only puppy doing this lol although I knew that already, it's great to see it ! The biting the leash, jumping on me, biting my hands, and my pants legs. It's great to see this and thank you for the suggestion. I have an 11 week old maltipoo and I'm definitely going to try this, using the line to stop the things I don't like and refocusing on something I do. I'm hoping for a great outcome lol fingers crossed🤞🏽 wish me luck
im worried my puppy is not busy enough.. he is so chill.
its also amazing how little information is needed for the puppy to judge a situation. I feel like the excited voice of the trainer as he spoke to the camera made him more excited
I just got an 11 week old Labradoodle and I’ve been doing my best but I’ve definitely got discouraged over the last week at times. This video really helped reinforce that I’m not a crazy person and it just takes a lot of work lol. Thanks for the confidence boost!
That house line is absolutely a game changer! I have a 10week old standard poodle, and the line helps so much.
From Australia. Great vid, Steve. Awesome to actually watch you calm and redirect a hypo puppy. I can relate because I've just got my own Aussie Sheperd 👍
I am just about to get a border collie puppy and have been watching all your pup videos very helpful thank you!
So glad you are enjoying them Mike , thanks for watching and commenting!
Happy Training!
~Dan
It will be so much fun enjoy it and the house line really works
I love your training videos. It’s all about educating the pupper. Thanks.
Good educational videos! I will be getting a Bichon puppy soon
Perfect video. Im so happy to see someone using a puppy with similar behavior as mine. I have a young Rottweiler who is extremely stubborn. I’ll definitely be implementing some of these practices
Excellent video Instructor Steve, thank you for it. Have a 14 month old male miniature poodle so will find this very helpful.
Great segment! I'm dealing with a 10 week old Springer Spanial mix. I was getting SO frustrated during our playtime, that I would simply lure him back to his corral and leave the room! Nothing learned from that! This gives me a lot of encouragement!
These videos are saving my life my husky puppy has been biting me more and more everyday but just one day with collar training she already is biting less
Popcorn is a whole mood 😆😆.
Puppies are sooo sweet.
Thanks for the information and the reinforcement videos 🙋🏾♀️
Glad you enjoyed the video!
Happy Training!
~Dan
Excellent video…I pick up my standard poodle pup in two weeks & this has given me so much information
so many great videos on this channel. but this is the wow for me here. thank you Steve just needed everything right here
Thank you for your stellar channel! Wondering if you could do a whole video about redirecting puppy from being distracted/ entranced by house line. I've used house lines with all my older/ foster dogs and they are the greatest tool, but I can't seem to convince my puppy (after 3 weeks of daily work together) that her house line is not the most high value thing in her universe. I've scoured all your videos to make sure I'm following all suggestions but still struggling with this and it prevents us from getting into other "success" interactions. Again, all the best and many thanks!
Love yalls videos super helpful !
I always call this puppy line at home our umbilical cord. In German it's a little shorter though. 😊
I've been doing this from my second puppy onwards. Then I had a couple of small children and had to figure out how to supervise kids and puppy to keep all of them safe.
Watching til the end and we've discovered your big channel in today. Great,amazing and best luck for your idea, your work and touch gold button in the next time. 👍👍👍
I have 10 week old Aussie that is that high energy we call him psycho dog - that house line has made all the difference - he has learned sit & down and easily learned no jumping and biting because we have so much more control. I have been able lead him quickly outside when he needs to go. He is already going to the door. Thank you so much for this video. Life is so much calmer and less chaotic. It is also easy to back up and have him come to me when he is on a line all time.
Really helpful.
I thought I was the only one who did this its so handy and stops to have to recall all the time
Great video, you picked the best demo pup. I thought my pup was a crazy demon until I saw this. Thank you
Thanks for this valuable information massive help
Great suggestions!
Great video! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Happy Training!
~Dan
Great information thank you 😊
Thanks for watching and commenting, glad you enjoyed it!
Happy Training!
~Dan
Regarding the treats, the pup is being fed three times a day, always looking for more to eat. How many treats are okay, how much is too much. Do you have any guidelines based on weight?
Excellent presentation, Best of Show, and I've watched a handful this past week.
Thanks for this video. I have been watching your training videos for much of the past year and finally got my 8 week old standard Labradoodle a month ago. She has never NOT had a house line on thanks to you guys. But now that she is just over 3 months old and has doubled her weight, she is so strong. When I let her out of her ex pen or crate to start integrating her into the house more, she just pulls and wants to check everything out. We have gone thru some of the house repeatedly so it's not new territory. She will soon be too large for the ex pen to contain her and I need to get her more calm when out of it, but it is not working. She gets a lot of good exercise in the yard twice a day and often a little more on a 3rd occasion and many potty outings. Also lots of training and knew many things within several days of coming home. She has an excellent sit/wait at the back door, for meals and to come out of crate and pen. But that self control goes out the window when out in some of the house. I just need her to slow down. Any suggestions? Thanks.
you said in the yard so I assume she is too young to go for walks due to vax.... my puppy was the same but now that I take her on 3 walks a day she is a lot better in the house... be patient your training is going to pay off 100%
@@evageliapapakosta2128 Thanks for the reply. Yes, she is 14 weeks old and will get her last vax next week. A week early as the vet agreed because she is starting puppy class and I couldn't get in any later before Xmas. Then we really need to wait 2 weeks after for it to take effect. For sure I will be taking her for walks or at least training walks as soon as I can. She sure wants to get beyond the yard and see things. I had a little glimmer of hope yesterday when she was very tired and laid on the floor beside my computer with me for about an hour and slept. Today a short little less crazy outing in the house too. so those little things are what keeps a person going!
@@patr5991 Ohhh puppy class thats awesome !!!! try to enjoy it I know how exhousting it can be I felt like I would never have a life again ahhahaha ..... but it devenitelly gets better trust me you have the most difficult part almost behind you .
@@evageliapapakosta2128 Just got home from our first class. She was the youngest one there by a long shot and was very well behaved and mostly calm. Not what I was expecting at all, but I was so pleased with her! Time flies so quickly and likely the frustrations will be a distant memory 6 months from now. She sure was a little rock star tonight!
@@patr5991 Aawwww this made me so happy !!! she sure is very lucky to have you
love the vid
2:31 you know you can just cut the loop open for the same effect without losing the inch or two of leash you cut off not to mention now you don't have to throw the bit of leash away. just thinking out loud
great idea. will be doing that 👍🏻 thanks
I know this video is similar to a lot of others but, for some reason, makes a lot more sense? I fully understand the reasoning behind having a house line attached all the time but others in my household don’t seem to see it and simply see it as limiting the puppy’s environment, which of course, you are! I don’t really know how to sell it?
Great video
How often, and for how long should you work with your puppy?
Nice video. What would you suggest me for moving from a house to an apartment with a 12 week springer spaniel puppy? He has no training just freedom to run around in the backyard. Thanks a lot.
Can you tell me what training treats you use. I have Blue Buffalo, but he doesn't seem very interested. Thanks for all the great videos.
Thanks!
Thank you so much David!
Happy Training!
~Dan
I have the same problem with my 12-week-old puppy. I've tried this and my GSD will get aggressive with the correction. I've been bitten so many times. I bought a muzzle that is coming in the mail in a day or two. This will help, my main reason for the muzzle is she keeps picking up rocks and trying to eat them, also trash and leaves and plants. I hear the vet bills are astronomical to remove the stones from there digestive system. I'm at my wits end right now.
I just have to say I do use a line with my four-month-old GSD, mind you this is my fourth GSD. I have had labradors, yorkies and never had a problem crate training. But this four-month-old GSD puppy is an absolute nightmare on crate training. Every time he goes in his crate he screams like an ape continually non stop. He is very intelligent super smart also he is very stubborn. I have watched every video on crate training, to no avail. At this point I do not know what to do but get a good set of ear plugs. And going bald pulling my hair out
Hi Cynthia don't give up crate training is important and it has saved me ! I can go to Uni and or do chores in the house and I know that my puppy is save and cozy in her crate sleeping....As you are saying you have tried everything I assume (exersize and train him before you put him in, feeding his meels in the crate, putting him in and closing the dore and giving him treats extend the period wich he is in there little by little ) My puppy used to bark and cry as soon as I closed the dore . What has worked for me in the end was I put her in for an hour at a time every 4 hours .... so I started with half hour walk and half hour feeding and training 3 hours free and 1 hour in the crate repeat this about 2 more times and then he will hopefully be used to the crate and sleep in it through the night ! Also I got a plastic crate put it in a room and covered it, losed the dore and left .... she cryied the first time for 15 minutes and then never again . Its important that you dont come back and open the dore when he is barking only let him out when he is completely relaxed and quiet!
I hope this hepls, good luck to you and your puppy
@@evageliapapakosta2128 Well that was very sweet of you to reply, and yes I have tried everything. All my dogs I have been crate trained and trust me he’s stubborn but I’m more stubborn I’m not giving up. I believe all should be crate trained . All my dogs loved going to their crate. And yes I agree and have done and will continue to putting him in the crate for an hour letting him out and then back until he’s used to it. Thank you so much for your reply
Great videos but I have an older dog ages 13 should I put him in a different room when training our new 10week old border collie ??
Our 9 month old mini schnauzer still nips one of my kids and gets hyper like this at times. And he doesn’t come when called all of a sudden (adolescence?). He’s made a ton of progress in many other areas, but I’m wondering if we need to try the house line even at this late age?
My puppy gets really frustrated and jumps against the line toward what she wants and barks/growls quite aggressively. Any tips for preventing this? I feel like I can only get her to focus on me if I have treats and as much as she might like it, I don't want to be feeding her treats 24/7 in order for her to listen to me. Thank you for your videos and I would really appreciate any extra guidance you may have!
What did you end up doing to fix this?
Give up your frustration or give up your puppy to me.
I'm trying to address jumping and nipping with my mini Dachsund. For safety reasons ( back and neck issuses) can I use a harness in place of the collar?
What are you using for treats
I hope this was the case with my bernedoodle. Once my dog starts chewing the leash or anything that he is he would not be lured by any high value treats or other chew toys. Any suggestions on how to solve that? We usually train him in backyard.
How do you handle this activity during idle time? Yes, while training this is good. However, after we have had time to train and go to cook just saying it goes back to the same.
Hi I have a ten week old lurcher (she 1/4 staff 3/4 lurcher) we got her at 9 weeks not collar or leash trained we did the first week without either she had way too much freedom to make bad decisions. We managed to get the collar on after the 1st week and I'm doing collar training with her everyday to get her used to me touching her neck and getting her used to a tug on the collar and not freaking out, we are using a houseline but... when she creates tension on the line she bucks like wild.. I saw ur puppy in the video doing it a little but nowhere near as much as my pup does, what do I do? I don't want her to be traumatised by the experience of having a leash, shes fine when the house line is loose I'm not letting her chew it but what do I do when she bucks... in those moments its diffuclt to lure her with food
Sir , I am from India I always watch McCann dog training I am having a crossbreed male 1 year friendlydog, he is basically trained dog, but he is pulling leash while I am going for walk. What can I do.
I have a new puppy that is 3 months old. She is bitiing and I have been asking questions about during trainning do you use a coller or a harns?
How do I get my puppy used to a collar, she absolutely hates it and goes manic and is unable to settle with it on. Would a harness may be more comfortable for her as she is quite small
Can I attach a house line to a harness instead of collar on my puppy please?
When the dog gets ahold of the house line, how do you get it out of the dog's mouth without 1) "playing" tug of war with the dog and 2) getting bitten? I have a nearly-11-month-old beagle mix we got about two months ago, and he's constantly chewing on the leash, among other things.
Such a cute puppy....!!!! which breed is he?
I just got a yorkie puppy, and I read that I need to put a harness on him when I put a leash on. The problem is that when he bites, he can reach my hands when I grab the harness to try to settle him down. Any advice?
My puppy is 3.5 golden retriever. Today I took him outside for the first time. He didn’t stop for 1 sec he’s jumping hopping biting the leash hopping too much energy. How do I fix it
I have a toy size maltipoo, it's so tiny to do grab on her collar to stop what the pup doing to dicsi
Question regarding the collar settle/house line. I have a very sweet mini aussie shepherd puppy who is 14 weeks. She is definitely an alpha female and is super confident with a huge competitive drive. We've found that when we did the collar settle with a small interuption, she responded at first but quickly started fighting it. She seems to take it as a challenge and it just ups the ante for her. Even with a proper hold on her collar she will go into a full deathroll to get your arm in front of her face so she can "win" or will really fight and chew the line if you use it too much. You can distract her from it with play but she seems to find it very frustrating and makes more poor choices with it on. Also, we live in Canada and so are doing paper training for the cold winter since our puppy just holds it when we go outside. The houseline is a bit of a problem for paper training since they can pee on it and drag it behind them. Any recommendations?
Just take your puppy outside. If you take them out, stay with them, make sure they go and bring them right back in the cold is not an issue. I house broke my mastiff/coonhound mix in the middle of January in Michigan. Time spent outside housebreaking is just fine for them. My opinion is that paper training just confuses them, and is a waste of time taking much longer to housebreak onto paper then switch it to outside. They should not be spending time outside playing until they are house broke anyway so the short periods outside to potty is not going to hurt a thing. Especially since that breed is so intelligent, they will pick up on it very quickly.
What treats do you give them? Is Raw meat a good idea??
Maybe I missed it - how long should the house line be?
What if I have another dog that goes crazy when seeing a leash? Or will pull on it
Is this safe for toy breed dogs? I’m concerned about my 3 lb toy poodles neck
My. Pup is a cocker spaniel x she's always mouthing u can't stroke her any tips please
How old is the puppy? I just brought home an 8 week old puppy and dealing with the same things.
I use a 15 cm long house line :) works wonders - i actually call it an anti conflict line.. I am a big fan - but i felt bad for the pup for a sec.. How do you explain that it is okay to step on the line if the puppy i moving? No sound to try to break the wandering off - giving it a chance to not get a pop by the neck.. I am super careful with my dogs neck - espec. when they are a little as this..Still groing and developing and very prone to get injuries because of it is so soft. It was done reserach in Scandinavia by Anders Hallgren and a group of vets ( you can get the research results in several languages on Ebay, amazon etc for just a few dollars ) .. It showed that 84% of reactive dogs had neck and back injuries that no one knew about. something to consider maybe ??
Super video, but does not work on my dane puppo 🤣
Wouldn't it be better to use a harness instead of a collar? I always try to avoid collars on young puppies. Just curious
When/how do you suggest fading the line?
Fading as in weaning away from using the line? You will start to do that when you cant remember the last time you needed to use it. Once your verbal commands are strong enough and there is 100% success there 100% of the time, you can start weaning the puppy off of it at that point. If they need to go back on it after a bit too much freedom, you can always go back.
Happy Training!
~ Dan
Could you link that crate -thank you ☺️
What about if you’re trying to do a correction and he automatically flips over on his back?
What is that red ball used?
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Happy Training!
~ Dan
I need some videos that show help with training toy breeds. I have a 4 month old Yorkie and I’m finding that a lot of these videos don’t work as easily with such small puppies….
Can you come do this to my vicious dog
I'm now a little confused at teaching 'leave' with a trade and not using that for the house line.
Sounds like two different training opportunities, and both are super valuable. We didn't work at all on a leave it in this video as Popcorn doesn't know that command yet and was using a houseline for the first time. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Happy Training!
~ Dan
Do we start the house line training immediately when they come into the home? We brought our 8 week old Labradoodle home this past weekend and she is not having the house line, she is finally getting used to her collar being on.
For sure, that will give you the best opportunity to offer good communication with timing! Check out this video where we talk about the 3 most crucial parts to owning a new puppy!
th-cam.com/video/k9H4N4JO6lU/w-d-xo.html
Happy Training!
~Dan
Thank you!
I have tried using a house line with a 11 week old Border Collie. The issue I’m having is that all they do is chew on it.
Same with my 7week old GSP!
Is it too late to implement the house line on a 5 month Samoyed? Wish I knew this information earlier!
No it’s never too late. It’s just about your consistency, repetition and follow through. My 4 month Rottweiler puppy eventually began doing all of these things but is improving. You really have to address it and spend a lot of time with your dog: bonding, training, supervising. Your dog needs a lot of positive reinforcement so keep treats on you and reward when he’s doing good
It’s never too late, just like CasuanNY mentioned! You’ve got this!!!
Happy Training!
~Dan
i tried that..the dog eats the least..we had to resort to a chain in including the handle...she cant eat that...
How do you stop the puppy from biting and chewing the house line?
He shows in the end of the video
I’m getting a puppy this Sat I’ve been watching your videos for two days now they make so much sense. I do have a question I’m getting a German shepherd/Poodle (Shepadoodle) he will be 8weeks what size kennel will be best? I did purchase a larger crate thinking I would use it but it will encourage him to use the 🚽 in it. Please Help😅
Hey Alexis, check out this playlist! th-cam.com/video/IuloeOAiIkQ/w-d-xo.html
Happy Training!
~Dan
Buy a large crate that has a divider to make the space smaller into they grow into it.
I have a 4 month Aussie. She has chewed thru 5 of the house lines. She is so full of energy, I just can't keep up with her lol
I named my Wheaton Terrier Poppy for the same bouncy behavior. I use the line as well. I am also using a dish towel to put in her mouth so she won’t nip me. She can whip her mouth around and nip me, even with me holding her collar.😩
She's learning that she's allowed to chew on dish towels.
I have a 8 wk American Spaniel. Ruffles & RUFFLES HAS MICHAEL JACKSON & JORDAN ENERGY. Doing the tips...🥵 have human babies are easier.... He's learning
Bringing home a new puppy in 2 weeks…how do I use a house line with 4 cats in the house? The poor pup is going to be terrorized! (Seriously looking for advice-loved house lead for my last pup when I had no cats, so now what?!)
My dog chewed and ate the leash
I also have a cat that sees the line as a toy
It would be great to see the same demonstration but with a 50 lb 7 month old puppy who s forcefully biting and jumping. You always use tiny puppies who are easy to control.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Happy Training!
~Dan
My handsome boy is 51lbs and 17weeks old! I'd love to see this weight with the same experience/exercise
YES!!! I have a 40lb stubborn Bullmastiff pup. He digs his heels into the ground when I am trying to get him to move ahead with me or simply walk down the street. While some have dog pulling issues my pup is doing the opposite. He won’t move forward. Yes he will walk forward if I lure him with food, someone just don’t have treats on hand.
Please use large/Giant sized breeds once in awhile to show variety in pup strength and personality. Saint Bernard, Bernese Mountain Dog, Leonburger
Sounds like a challenge, Dan!😂 I’m watching for it!
Watch Cesar Milan channel
I pick up my puppy next week. I’m terrified. I need to get a long line. I have no idea what to do. Aaaccckkk
Great video, but should a puppy be put in a crate with a collar on??? Isn't this dangerous?
My puppy of almost 3 months gets depressed when I put him the house line? Anyone that could tell what could be happening?
I adopted him from a dog shelter when he was 2 months and a half. The person on charged told me that he and his little brother, that now is with another family, arrived to that shelter when they were very little (they both are children of stray dogs) and at the shelter they were always free running in the backyard with other dogs. Now my puppy is a puppy like behavior (like in this video) when he is without collar. The moment I put his collar on, not even the house line, all his energy goes out. Is this normal?
I always do some training with my puppy’s meal, he sits and so on but he whines so bad while doing it.
I forgot to put in there with it but I forgot my puppy named peanut that Lily not really a problem
I’m so frustrated right now with my 16 week old Rocco. The biting, the jumping and the barking is stressing out the whole house
My puppy is chewing on the line
Why do puppies bite so damn hard. I didn’t know they hurt that much when we decided to get a puppy.
my puppy just chews on the leash and think it's a toy
Don't cut a perfectly good leash, Just tape it shut !!! Save your money !!!!
Have to dislike videos like this because while they talk about using a house lease they never give you tips on what to do when the dog does nothing but destroy the lease. I've watched a bunch of your videos now that brag about the inside lease & not one tells you how to stop your dog from destroying it. I've gone through 3 leases in a month this method doesn't work with terriers.
When you cut it, make sure it's short enough where they can't chew it, but long enough to be able to grab it. Typically about 3-6 inches
when they came out of their crate.. i stop the video there... your dogs they are obliged in a cage? always do to yourself the same that u do to your dog .. do you like to sleep in a cage? if you do so ok do the same to your dog
Sorry,why have a puppy in a cage how long? and why learn With a leash?,wrong.....