Well trained vs untrained dog
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2020
- I hope you enjoyed this video! This is a video showing the comparison with a well trained dog and a dog without training.
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More people need to realize that dogs are a LOT MORE HAPPY when they are well trained and UNDERSTAND what you want them to do.
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Yes! Instead of walking around confused all day they have some concept of what is going on!
Yep. Imagine not being able to communicate. I adopted a dog who was "housebroken." When I discovered that she had peed on the floor, I said something like, "uh oh-pee" and she acted scared, so I knew that she knew she was not suppossed to do that. I told her that I was not mad, and started thinking about why she would pee in the house when she obviously knew better. I slowly figured out that she just didn't know how to ask to go outside. Maybe she was an outside dog or maybe she had a dog door. Can you imagine how horrible that was for her for the couple of days it took me to figure it out? Once I knew what the issue was, I started teaching her to ring a bell to go outside which I had never done before, and I made sure to let her out very regularly before she had the bell down pat. She also has a lot less fear now because she has a mom who won't punish a dog for being a dog or for not knowing how to communicate something to a human in a way the human understands.
I have one heeler currently. She’s the second heeler I’ve owned out of many other dogs I’ve loved and lived with. My heelers are by far the most easy to train dog I’ve ever had. They’re such well behaved dogs and training is a breeze. They’re so intelligent and obedient.
Yes! I have other breeds. Sometimes I take my cattle dogs for granite. They are just so easy going and so obedient.
Having two well trained heelers with Abby will make a difference though, smart dogs that learn from each other.
It made a huge prince. She learned lots of commands just by being around my good girl :-)
Loving your videos and the look of on line training . The three of these dogs are so beautiful!
Thank you so much! They are good girls too ,♥️
Awesome video, truly enjoyed it!
My cattle dog mix loves that toy too!
Great video! Thank you so much, great channel Btw! I can’t wait to see more 🥰
We are hoping to post a new one today! Stay tuned.
Thank you for this video. I have two blue heeler puppies myself, a 1 yo & a 3 month old. Definitely motivated me to keep it going with the training after seeing how good your dogs are. They have so much potential.
I am thinking about this breed, looking for real experience from owners, not just the textbook breed descriptions, would be grateful if you could tell me this: is everything true that they tell about thie excercise needs of the blue heelers? Do they really need to be around ppl 24/7 and walk 10 miles every day? (just asking for personal experience)
A bored dog is a bad dog. I've owned 7 in my life and have had 3 more on the farm. They are very clingy dogs but you can train them to be okay at home alone when you are at work. If you spend every second with them you probably get a dog that whines or barks when you're not around. You need to exercise them or they'll become bored. My girl in my profile made me get new boots because she was bored one day. If you have multiple dogs to keep them company and play with you should be fine. If you live in an apartment just forget about it all together. I personally couldn't live my life without an ACD. It will either be the last dog you own or first of many because you'll fall deeply in love with it.
Can you please help me train my blue healer she’s one years old pleaseeee??? Oh and she knows sit and stay and go lay down that’s the only trick she knows and my dogs name is Bluey.
I would love to give you help!
Please send me an email at thebonnelife@gmail.com and we can discuss.
Loved your video, i have got acd of 8 months but with covid, lessons are cancelled , so video's are very help-full
You may try a board and train. It can be pricy but for me it was worth it as a way for my dog to destress from our move and it allowed her to learn new things while I was in quarantine
Also love the quality of this video.
I have a 7yr old red named Red. He was fear reactive towards dogs, we worked really really hard with him and the vet. We got the all good to finally get a new addition to the family. We’re getting a blue girl, 5 weeks old atm (picking her up at 10 weeks) full mask and 100% heathy from our local breeder in the hometown $2,500 AUD and we’re naming her Nova!
That's great!!! It's always fun to bring in a new puppy :)
1770 USD for a Australian Cattle Dog?? Wow, that's really expensive, here in Guatemala the most expensive from a respectful breeder are around 500 USD, and they look exactly the same as those from this video
@@tacuazinful keep in mind there are different bloodlines and traits within the breed. If you want a dog for working with immaculate bloodlines you’re going to pay top dollar whereas if you’re after one suitable for a family and don’t care about the bloodlines then you’re going to get cheaper ones. It also depends if they come with papers and genetic testing ect
courage and justice r the cutest dog names ever! they’re perfect for those beautiful girls!
I named a whole litter the same thing once: Pyla, Heapa, Buncha and Lotta.
Just found you. Subscribed! I’ve got a border heeler as my first dog. She’s amazing!
You have your hands full !
Awesome thank you! Let me know if you have any questions! You can always shoot me an email or through Facebook :)
Love this
Bless You!!!
They are so happy
They beautiful dogs blue heelers
I have a red heeler. These dogs are more intelligent than most people.
Watching this your dog abby reminds me so much of my dog oso lol. Im trying to him myself, any advice ?
omg how cute & inspiring.
Aren't they the best!
@@BonneLife1 yes!!! they’re so intelligent!
I found with My heelers, the easiest training came when I spent the time excersizing them for at least and hour or two Every day. and they were right at my side wanting to be included in whatever I they could be part of.
They're definitely velcro dogs. My cattle dogs are always within a few feet of me no matter where I am inside or out.
A tired dog after exercising the excitement out of them are easily trained dogs, too many people fail to recognize this and struggle with training.
Good job!!!!
you give me hope with my dog , I adopted a dutiful blue heeler , but is really aggressive with other dogas and only give chance to me and my boy to touch , the rest of the people not have chance, but is really love dog when he trust in you , this is the reason that I not quit , thanks for your video
Yes keep it up! Maybe try introducing your dog to other dogs on their own turf. It might slightly intimidate him and give him a chance to realize that not all dogs are bad.
@@BonneLife1 thanks so much, I try that you said me ❤❤❤
Used to have huskies... Now... Time for a special soul ❤️ thank you kindly madam 😊🍀
I like to see you petting their bellies and under their chins... I like the sight of cattle dogs... good video to watch
Thanks 👍
Beautiful dogs👍👍👍
Nice one
i enjoy your training videos.Do other dog trainers use shock or E collars for training? Abby is a pretty dog, would love to have one of her pups.
no never use a shock collar never.
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One question: how do you make a dog respect you? I know a good bit pf dog training but I don't really understand that.
What obedience training do you do
I needa see how Abby gets better, my pup is about 40% Abby lol he listens 93% when I train him throughout the day, but “distractions” get him down to 45% executing commands.
My heeler puppy acts like that heeler. Is that bad?
I sure wish more people would understand and take to heart the importance of training their dogs. I see way too often dogs that are let out into a fenced yard for exercise or maybe just to have their pets out of the house. If that is their idea of exercising and maintaining a healthy pet my opinion is that they shouldn't have a pet. Not to mention the times a dog has run out to check me and my dog out only to find that the owner can not retrieve or control their dog.
It happens all the time! I saw a guy chasing his dog that had gotten loose at a truck stop. If the dog had known the come command it would have been an entirely different situation.
Thumbs up in aggreance.
There are way too many dogs I call "yard barkers" out there that are parked in the yard and otherwise ignored.
People who are not invested in training and do not employ total inclusion in the family pack should not own dogs.
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I would like to know some way to teach some training for my Comrade Laura, at least where to make her physiological necessities. But at 9-10 months old is too late, I think.
Its not!! But it will definitely take a lot of hard work. The most important thing is consistency.
How do you get that mouthing to stop though? I had an Australian cattle dog who was the easiest dog in the world to train so then I took in a 7 month old Aussie mix. She’s now almost two and is still a mess. She doesn’t play with toys. All she wants to do is jump on you and mouth your hands. A lot of the things I did to stop jumping in other dogs does not work for her. My acd mix has since passed and we see bringing home a acd puppy this week and I really don’t want these bad habits rubbing off on her.
Have you ever heard of the muzzle grab?
You mentioned training courses in this video. Where are you located? I have a 6 month old blue heeler , pit mix and she has become a handful. Could use some help
Sorry I'm just now responding to this comment how are things going? I am located near St Louis Missouri.b
My boyfriend's mom got a dog (White Swiss Shepherd, a highly intelligent breed) two years ago and she hasn't trained him at all (he only knows the command sit, sometimes the word 'no') and then is confused why the dog jumps on people and won't sit still and she yells at the dog... Pain to watch since I can't do anything about it. She also doesn't give him any tick or flea medicine bc she doesn't know how and the dog gets like 2-3 ticks a day... and she never brings the dog to the vet. *sigh*
Drives me crazy too! When people find out i am a dog trainer they always laugh and say oh take my dog. And man, some of them are wild. People just dont put in the work.
Blue/red heelers are the best doggos
I would have to agree!
Are we not going to get a video of how to well train them?
Here on the ranch we NEVER use shock collars!! We do however, CONSTANTLY REMIND THEM that "Bentley's Mark' is reaslly an aiming spot! ;-0
Haha!!! Oh yeah! Not a huge fan of shock collars either!
@@BonneLife1 The big saver for us is that they have JOBS! "A tired dog is a good dog."
We have a friend with an awful bulldog that they had trained but still reinforces her bad behavior, so she barks constantly and is full of angst. They used a shock collar for a bit, but she learned the timing between resets and would still bark at the expense of the equivalent to a static pop. Now she barks and gets treats so she'll hush, like that's supposed to work. On the flip side our two heelers bark once and we tell them "DBB" (aka don't be barkin') and they come running back in the house. Our red boy wasn't technically trained, but he's a fast learner for once being a street boy.
@@jennikress4940 Sad for the dog. Ours are "sorta" trained. We're on a ranch, we keep commands to a minimum, I want dogs that think for themselves rather than over trained automatons. For instance, we use "right here" with a down pointed left waggin' finger for "Heel". We also use it as a call back/come, RIGHT here! and AS WHERE THEY BETTER BE IN ABOUT HALF A SECOND OR ELSE. RIGHT HERE!!!!!!!!!!!! We use "Wait" for sit, stay, and wait. For now we use "hey!" delivered with volume and verve required. Aside from very important "leave it!" We are on a ranch ya know ,that covers about all we need except "watch em" -be prepared to move on cattle, "Talk to em" - motivate cattle with voice and presence. and "Git them cows! SHHHHHH!" "Bring em up" and "NO ya goofy bastard, not that one, THAT One!"
Note: it can get really western here really quick, if you say the "C" word! We say "c-o-w-s" and we say that quiet, they WILL figure it out.....
Nice video. Which breed is that?
Australian cattle dogs
Bathtub? What's that?
Bruv, this is like the ultimate power trip… haha, pros and cons of course. It’s just that at some point a dog can get so trained that they kinda lose their “magic”.
There is a time and a place for rules and manners. We have a 'free' command and it lets them know they can be free. Running, jumping, barking, chasing chickens. But they also know when I say come and focus that tis time to be serious.
What made you decide on heelers?
So many things and mo ths of research. I appreciate how serious and commited that they are in all circumstances.
Pretty girls! My heelers work livestock and really put this puny human to shame with so many tasks they can accomplish for me in mere seconds. Sometimes with just a look, rarely with their teeth. They are awesome dogs these ACD"s.
The only livestock we have right now are chickens. But my girls can get them out of my garden in seconds it takes me about 5 minutes LOL
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Os meus eu ensinei a comer chinelo, roubar comida da mesa, morder a perna da mesa... Eles aprenderam bem rápido 😂
Can I send you my dog so that you can train her?
My 8 month red is CRAZY. He’s super reactive and idk what to do
Desensitization maybe? Like if he’s barking at the door have someone ring the door until he stops barking and thinking it’s interesting, then reward for non reactivity
@@nervousdorito3696 this is actually a great idea. I’m going to try it out. Thanks
@@rishisk8 hey! I’m planning to get a dog, did this work?
One way to start socialising with people is encourage any guests and even strangers to give a treat as soon as they enter or meet. That way a dog will learn that 1 other people are not a threat & 2 that meeting people is a positive experience. My rescue red cattle dog had been abused and was super reactive and fearful of anyone. It was suggested I try that and it worked so well that her fear and reaction is now replaced by happy friendly greetings, even to the postie.(mail man)
That's a great idea! I say desensitizing is a great place to start.
You should never use their name unless you are using it as a way to praze. Also. Those are very very high energy herders. They are very very smart. Give that breed what they really need and then train them!😊
I just bought a Heeler pup help? Plz
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How long of training every day does it take for a dog to get to the point of your dogs.
Every dog and person is completely different. Some dogs get this way and a month others take six. And Abby's case it took about eight! She was 2 years old when we got her and had absolutely zero training.
@@BonneLife1 Thank you for the response! Im currently training my puppy and would love to get her to the state of your two girls. One thing that im worried about is my puppy acts a lot like the untrained dog in this video but i love it. She just wants so much love from everyone. Will this go away from the training? Im worried ill train all the playful and happiness out of her.
The girls are all bigger than my boy 😂
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My dog is like that but dumb as a brick and calms down on command
Why didn’t I ever think about teaching my dog to jump on a table -.-
We use the command Everytime we go to the vet!
Abby is a CHUNK! 😀 BUT -- she's a good observational learner!
She unfortunately came to us about 25 pounds over weight. She has thyroid issues and it takes a lot to keep her weight down.
She was looking much better after 6 months!
Where are you located?
STL
Mine isn’t as well trained as yours are is it to late to train her better at 3 1/2 years old
There is a reason they say that you cant teach an old dog new tricks... But it is not 100% true at all. Its just kore difficult in my opinion. But with consistency and hard work it is possible!
Patience and consistency with positive rewarding is how I trained my 3 y.o. untrained rescue red heeler. It can be done but repetitive regular and continued training is the catalyst.
No treats?
I only use treats for Trick training. My dogs do not get rewarded for basic manners.
An example would be I do not reward them for not jumping on me. But they do get rewarded if they do a trick such as take my sock off or open a door.
Wait no... she’s not trained. If she’s not doing a leave it or no, then it’s not been generalized or enforced enough. Dogs don’t have a concept of respect the way we do.
She is not trained. She came to us at two with no basic knowledge of any commands. We started lots of training shortly after this video!
I don't even have to watch the rest of this video, these healers are terribly overweight. A healer should have muscle definition. Also a REAL TRAINER will never use a pain collar.
Abby has thyroid issues, unfortunately. She came to us about 25 pounds overweight. After 6 months with us, she looked great but it is a constant battle trying to keep her healthy. I I KY hope her owner kept up with her health. Courage is perfect, she is 40 pounds, 21 inches tall, extremely lean and very athletic.
Did the people behind Bluey allow you to steal and reskin their art?
Making art in the same style isn’t stealing, it’s essentially fanart. Either way it doesn’t matter due to Creative Commons licensing
Actually no, we were not aware there was any kind of show until after we used(what we thought was a random cartoon drawing of a heeler) that it was brought to light.
I'm not a big internet person and had never seen the show!
Who puts their dogs in the bath tub? Thumb down
Dog trainers are over priced and a waste of money. All you need is a sit command down command and a place command
You don't have full control of your "well trained dogs".😅
Warum sind die armen Hunde so fürchterlich verfettet?
Also way too much talking . Not needed. Baby talk. Not needed
These are all females……
You need to focus more on the dogs and less on yourself.