We need more realistic content like this on youtube that highlights real world corrections that are serious yet fair and effective. Too many owners unwilling to correct their dogs for very valid and serious reasons.
@@lokat1on yes. Yes it is. Correctional training starts early so when they are grown you easily tap them and it's over They know what's wrong from the time the tap comes
Bruh a stick hit is less harmful than two dogs ripping each other to shreds. Like an e-collar tap is less harmful than a dog being hit by a car or lured by coyotes and eaten alive
Lack of accountability is why Positive Only training only goes so far. For some dogs Positive Only is enough but when you have a particular temperament expression and coupled with the breed type and handler’s abilities many times it fails to deliver reliable results. No dog in a heightened state of fear or arousal is going to even take a treat. Great video👍 We need the REAL! 💯👏🏼
So true I tried only positive didn’t work with distractions not interested in any kind of food no matter what not even. McDonald’s burger Patties. Bought the mini educator and it has been a life changer I spent hours on TH-cam making sure I knew what I was doing. And put it on my neck first I barely use the shock 95% only need the vibrate. Only use for recall
"Bitches can be testy..." 🤣🤣🤣 100% true Stick doesn't equal beating. They're great for rubbing and scratching too. Just need wise hands to be in control of the stick.
Your confidence and honesty really comes through your videos. Thank you for your awesome content! Like others have already said, tons of respect to you sir!
This is the type of videos people need to see on how life is in reality with dogs not all cuddles and clouds with these "FUR BABIES" great video HAZ keep up the great work
I've had a couple scuffles here and there in the past myself. People are often surprised that they can get so amped up that they could break into scuffles. They don't realize that these dogs are intense and the reactivity can happen quick. Thanks for making a video on this! I've talked to too many that don't seem to get this.
I'm so happy I found you and definitely following. I will be getting one of those soft sticks. I have three GSDs. One of them is a recent rescue. Until just recently, my 90 pound boy (5.5 years old) was the leader of the pack and my rescue respected his authority. The rescue (about 75 pounds and just over a year) started asserting himself, and today in an intense fight he had the bigger boy pinned on his back and yelping. Looks like there is a new big dog on campus.
Your clear communication and well timed corrections are proven to be sound and effective. The reward is the progression and finished product. Happy thriving and obedient is what you produce.
Hi from South Africa. I love your videos and it has made me more aware of how I confused my dog in the past. I see the same thing in SA where people are so focused on correcting the dog gently that the dog has no understanding of the message being conveyed. On the beach yesterday a 9week old pitbull was hanging on the ears of a lab and the owners of the pitbull thought it was cute🙈. I see so many issues in the future
@@claudiacanales2662 It's just the facts 😂. I don't know how many times I've been out with girlfriends w all the catty behavior backhanded compliments & wondered to myself, "Wow. Do we even actually like each other??".
I like that you point out different tactics work for different breeds. GSDs are defiantly…more. My Aussie was a huge learning curve after always having GSDs.
"cookies and hope" are a deadly flawed philosophy. I love your work! Beautiful 🥰 how do these people realistically think any other creature gets trained? Oh, they're not thinking, they're FEELING...
Oh you make me laugh. In a good way. Great corrections. Clear and fair. Enjoy your content and honesty so much. There is so much to learn from your videos. 🙂
Haz… it’s 2021. Each dog should have had their own cookies and coffee along with their rainbows and unicorns harnesses on before their walk. Spot on…. Real life content. Keep it coming !!
You've got to do it with these big strong willed dogs, there is no way you can positively enforce a driven dog. A shock will arouse them more. Realistic video most trainers wouldn't ever show.
"What are you rolling in?!" 😂😂 So many people assume a dog that is afraid has been abused, and they also assume that a correction will make a dog afraid - just like you said. There's a difference in a clear correction vs. abuse. A clear correction makes a dog less anxious because that dog then knows where the line is and doesn't have to guess. I walk four stock line Australian shepherds with my goats, and they all know EXACTLY what I expect.
When you have more than two dogs of the same sex then you will usually get some conflict, especially when they are tough breeds. I get a fight here and there and they can get really vicious, only the best methods and strong hearted person should be able to handle this because most people should not have dogs in an environment where fights will become common.
Agree. I once threw myself on my very large dog when he tried to bite the small dog. he never did it again. it was about an old buried bone. two males. since then it's been quiet. He is a livestock protection dog Mix, he knows exactly who is where in a fight. he wouldn't have hurt me unless he wanted to. He didn't.
An owner's love for his or her pet is pure love itself! Dogs and cats cannot speak, but they are carefully nurtured while thinking about what they want and need, and the pets return the love directly to you as much as you love them. Yes, they are family!🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕😍😍😍😍
Thank you! You have validated what I have been watching between my Malinois 14 m/o female and the German Shorthaired Pointer 4 y/o male, luckily the ecollar stops the bullshit now when each dog tries to dominate the other. Both are submissive but they will try to roughhouse a bit too much or be a bit too dominate for the other dog's mood. I have to be hypervigilant and stop it right when they are initiating the wrong behavior.
Creating learned helplessness is actually an excellent strategy in managing dogs like this. Just like a kid may fear losing their cell phone or iPad for writing with permanent marker on the walls! They don't fear YOU but it is good to have them fear doing a certain behaviour due to consequences so the choice not to do something is MORE reinforcing than the act of doing it. No problem with that whatsoever. Dancing around with cookies isn't productive for behaviours like this in all high drive working breeds, it can work over a longer period of time however, everything the behaviour is rehearsed they are building upon that habit which can be two steps forward and 1 or 2 steps back for months and months, and many clients just don't have that time or energy to maintain that, let alone risk a serious accident that can have severe consequences. This is a different realm for sure than barking, jumping, or just rough play. Love your honest and straight shooter style. You're also very soft when it is appropriate and suitable to the dog too! New to your channel in the last year but I enjoy and resonate with all of it thus far 🥰
I run up to 10 adults together at the same time and do pretty much the same procedure, just need to know the body language and defuse it before it starts the signs can be very subtle but they are always there if you are tuned in to them. If I introduce a new dog it's on neutral ground and I will give them an enclosed run side by side so they can smell and see each other with mesh between them, when they are fine with that then I run them together. I breed my own family of dogs and have done for 50 yrs they a made up of Bull breeds and they a so much more wired than what's shown here, I would never introduce a new dog straight out of the pens while they are in a high energy state, Id give them a burnout on their own to lose the energy then start the process of introducing the new dog. Enjoying your videos.
My neighbor keeps wanting to do a "Bitch Walk" with me. NOT including my German Shepherd or her Husky. For " our health". And for her to "bitch" to a captive audience (me) for 30-40 minutes. I'm with Dizzy..."Bitch Walks" don't seem fun....😝
My 11yr old American bulldog who is 29" at the shoulder and my 26" tall heavy Boerbeol are also not the kind of dogs you want to get complacent around, i have control but i have more now by following your principals. And i have absolute respect for you an your methods......sod the ones who think positive cookie training only works, my boerbeol is a dog that needs disapline an structure...love your chanel😁😁👍
The content EVERYONE needs to see with working line dogs, they need to know what behavior is expected of them around other dogs and people from the get-go.
I’m just laughing in advance at all the hate ur gonna get from all the “Karens” that see this video.. I am totally with u though.. I have a soft stick too which I need to rename the “bitch stick!” 😂 I have a very “spicy” girl that tests my patience constantly but I know would die for me!!!
I have one of those girls. Love her and she loves me! but probably because we’ve had a few “come to Jesus” moments that positive reenforcement only trainers would cringe over. Awesome dog.
@@robbib9667 😂 right?! I have those “biblical “ moments every few days with my girl… my sweet Pepper (perfect name for her) is so obedient and such a good dog, but is going through her “teenage years.”
@@heidikimwu2309 lol My sweet wild girl “Stella” just turned 10 months! Exactly! She’s a West German Showline long coat. Hoping to get her IGP title but being selective who/where to have her trained. They definitely try us don’t they. I have a one year old male long coat. He’s huge but more mellow. A gentle soul. No mop handle YET! Lol I love following this channel. They are REAL on here!
Thank you for this info. I have a dominant border collie bitch and she redirects her attention into me when not allowed to be dominant. I think the soft stick method would work great. She goes right to the face when interacting with new dogs . Working dogs aren’t soft , they need clear direction and firm boundaries. I’m aware that border collies have a more sensitive demeanor , but i think just carrying a soft stick will make a difference with multiple dogs walking .she’s a smart , smart girl , and I don’t want to resort to an e collar and muzzle . a couple corrections in the heat of things will work just fine I believe . Thank you , and I’m sure my dog will thank you too .
HEllo Didn't anybody see the massive shock waves at 7:20 min. How's Sparky ! I've only had to use my e-collar at 20%. Siberian Husky working line sled dog 75Lbs code name COBRA . Cookie pushers don't get it . Works as well as your dog would learn from playing with a porcupine. I've tried it on my neck. Any hire would be reversive on a home pet... Only in Ontario where E-collars are still legal . Poor Americans are on the biscuits.
I always make the point to guys that have older brother or lifelong childhood friends. There was always that thin line in the sand before the play turned into fighting. Just gotta pay attention to the build ups prior
This is my 1st viewing of your Chanel. I have had 2 previous GSD's, One was born fear aggressive and the 2nd mauled twice in a month by fear aggressive dogs which resulted in aggressive behavior towards all dogs and me being hyper vigilant. On November 17th I adopted a 3 yo GSD from a local shelter. He had been in the shelter for 5 months. I wanted to slowly introduce him to other dogs. But in the meantime I tried to begin exercising him using an extra long leash and chucking a tennis ball. There were other dogs in the area at a far distance and it seems each day he was getting more frustrated that he could not get to the other dogs to the point he would only focus on the dogs.. But I did not know yet how he would react up close and it seemed each day he was getting more extreme than the previous day. So I quit doing that and we now walk in a local rec center area around soccer fields for 90 minutes each day. When we encounter other dogs the result so far is always the same, dog goes into drama queen mode. Can you be more specific about the small tell tale signs a fight may break out and more specifics about this soft device you are using to stop an engagement. I am trying to schedule a slow meet and play date with a docile150 lb 9 month old Tibetan Mastiff. I am thinking that may get mister drama queen to think twice.Thanks for any help you can provide.
Absolutely love these kinds of videos. Can you please make a video about how to handle off leash dogs that come up to your reactive dog or when you are hiking and there is a small trail and you encounter off leash dogs coming towards you. How do you handle these situations? Thank you!
I always have that happen! So annoying. I recall my dog, and then always end up yelling out, "please call your dog(s) now!" Sometimes the dog(s) actually listen. Most do not unfortunately. At that point I'll keep walking with my dog and avoid confrontation.
Lol everyone expects your dog to be as friendly as theirs 😂call it socialisation 🙈 Then they'll get offended when I tell them my dogs are not friendly , seriously 😮
I have no idea if it's the right thing to do, but I figure if my reactive dog is leashed and some dog approaches off leash and the owner isn't able to recall their dog, and the dog doesn't listen to growls barks and then lunges, and possibly level 1 or 2 bites, then it's not my problem.
I've had 14 dogs and I've never best my dogs but I have certainly corrected bad behavior AND I've never used an E-collar! Have had a few fights in my 50 years of being with dogs! ( And thank you. I now realize the fights have always been between females!!!! )
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Massive respect for your honesty. Only trainer on TH-cam that I've seen that isn't scared to show the truth.
He is reall good. Beckman is pretty straightforward too, but he doesnt do K9 training....more of an obedience channel
@@vincentkingsdale8334Brandon Fouche
We need more realistic content like this on youtube that highlights real world corrections that are serious yet fair and effective. Too many owners unwilling to correct their dogs for very valid and serious reasons.
Hmm hitting your dog with stick is oke?
@@lokat1on yes. Yes it is.
Correctional training starts early so when they are grown you easily tap them and it's over
They know what's wrong from the time the tap comes
@@lokat1on did you watch the video?
Bruh a stick hit is less harmful than two dogs ripping each other to shreds. Like an e-collar tap is less harmful than a dog being hit by a car or lured by coyotes and eaten alive
@@ianwhite5799 I'm wondering the same thing
The "well if you do this with the cookies and the treats" kills me
Lack of accountability is why Positive Only training only goes so far. For some dogs Positive Only is enough but when you have a particular temperament expression and coupled with the breed type and handler’s abilities many times it fails to deliver reliable results. No dog in a heightened state of fear or arousal is going to even take a treat.
Great video👍 We need the REAL! 💯👏🏼
I only train my dogs positive. Positive rewards and positive punishment. 😊
It took my puppy until almost a year old before she'd take treats of any kind on walks I couldn't imagine that being the only thing I'd use
So true I tried only positive didn’t work with distractions not interested in any kind of food no matter what not even. McDonald’s burger Patties. Bought the mini educator and it has been a life changer I spent hours on TH-cam making sure I knew what I was doing. And put it on my neck first I barely use the shock 95% only need the vibrate. Only use for recall
Love the "no BS" policy of this channel.
"Bitches can be testy..." 🤣🤣🤣 100% true
Stick doesn't equal beating. They're great for rubbing and scratching too. Just need wise hands to be in control of the stick.
Where do you get a soft stick so i can take it when out walking for the just in case situations . Thanks
Sean Connery said it best.
As a dog trainer I appreciate you keeping it real. Corrections are a part of Training and so is balance. Great work
Y'all, if you like this guy go and get the elite course right now!!! I am on week 3 and my dog is doing amazing thanks to Haz and his team!!
Nice!!!
To bad I live in Europe…
@@joshua63232 That is the beauty of it!! It's online! Even if you live in a region that restricts tools, the knowledge he shares is so valuable!!!
@@Regal.pup. true true. But face to face is always better
@@joshua63232 It absolutely is!!!
Your confidence and honesty really comes through your videos. Thank you for your awesome content! Like others have already said, tons of respect to you sir!
When you think you had an understanding about dogs and it turns out you actually dont know shit. Content is top tier. Keep it coming!
This is the type of videos people need to see on how life is in reality with dogs not all cuddles and clouds with these "FUR BABIES" great video HAZ keep up the great work
Had to watch this as we have a pack of 7. And majority are females. I love your honesty and the way you never sugar coat things.
I've had a couple scuffles here and there in the past myself.
People are often surprised that they can get so amped up that they could break into scuffles. They don't realize that these dogs are intense and the reactivity can happen quick.
Thanks for making a video on this! I've talked to too many that don't seem to get this.
7:24 the Mals reaction to the other dog getting honked is so funny to me 🤣
Like when human siblings are squabbling and then one goes too far and gets corrected by one of the parents. "Oh shit! Glad it wasn't me, ha ha!"
The "..except Dizzy" moments were already cracking me up and then she started rolling. 🤣
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“When you bite a bitch in the face….” I’m dying!!!😂
You are one of my favorites. Thank you for being brave enough to use positive punishment to show that the dogs do not fear you after its usage.
I'm so happy I found you and definitely following. I will be getting one of those soft sticks. I have three GSDs. One of them is a recent rescue. Until just recently, my 90 pound boy (5.5 years old) was the leader of the pack and my rescue respected his authority. The rescue (about 75 pounds and just over a year) started asserting himself, and today in an intense fight he had the bigger boy pinned on his back and yelping. Looks like there is a new big dog on campus.
“You horrible monster!!” You told them NO 😲😂
Reason why I follow you: 'I know this video will ruffle some feathers' 😆👍
Love, LOVE Dizzy!! No idea if she's breeding, but glad that lovely girl is still with you!❤️❤️❤️
Please make more of these first time interactions between dogs and how to socialize them !
Love your methods for the working dog! At least someone is upfront and real~
Your clear communication and well timed corrections are proven to be sound and effective. The reward is the progression and finished product. Happy thriving and obedient is what you produce.
Hi from South Africa. I love your videos and it has made me more aware of how I confused my dog in the past. I see the same thing in SA where people are so focused on correcting the dog gently that the dog has no understanding of the message being conveyed. On the beach yesterday a 9week old pitbull was hanging on the ears of a lab and the owners of the pitbull thought it was cute🙈. I see so many issues in the future
"When you bring a bunch of b*tches together, you're gonna have b*tchy behavior...". As a woman...I would strongly agree 🤣.
I just had to read through the comments to find your comment LOL!
@@claudiacanales2662 It's just the facts 😂. I don't know how many times I've been out with girlfriends w all the catty behavior backhanded compliments & wondered to myself, "Wow. Do we even actually like each other??".
@@pscott9751 sooo true! Just look at all of the Housewives franchises. They’re all “friends” who hate each other!
@@claudiacanales2662 lol that's funny bcz the boys are the exact opposite 🤣
God...I think ALL THREE OF THESE GIRLS would produce some STUNNING pups!!!!🥰
I like that you point out different tactics work for different breeds. GSDs are defiantly…more. My Aussie was a huge learning curve after always having GSDs.
Those bonks get me 😭😂😂😂😂
"cookies and hope" are a deadly flawed philosophy. I love your work! Beautiful 🥰 how do these people realistically think any other creature gets trained? Oh, they're not thinking, they're FEELING...
Oh you make me laugh. In a good way. Great corrections. Clear and fair. Enjoy your content and honesty so much. There is so much to learn from your videos. 🙂
IDK, I think we are all very lucky to have such immediate access to this information. Shout out to everyone who made this content!
Real dogs. Real life. Awesome vid Haz, provided me with a ton of insight and value.
Haz… it’s 2021. Each dog should have had their own cookies and coffee along with their rainbows and unicorns harnesses on before their walk.
Spot on…. Real life content.
Keep it coming !!
careful you can "assume" they all want cookies...lol
@@Muhflo9 would that be fat shaming? 😆
@@billhardy873 something like that. I’m sure someone somewhere is offended.
😅😂
As always very eye opening and straightening the damage positive training mob did. Thank you.
These dogs are like toddlers with deadly weapons and if you don't keep them calm and under control they will use them on each other.
I agree absolutely!
i don't even own a dog yet i binge these videos
Your "spiel" is actually an articulate lesson for all of us to enjoy and learn from. 😄
I've learned the stove analogy when i was in first grade.... Good teacher
You talking with them, ohh like person I love it and correct it's necessary to blesssssssss
Prevention is everything. Even pet dogs can go from play to fight in a heartbeat.
Oh now you're going to get all the fur baby parent types all worked up. 🤣
Thanks for sharing, big value, great work.
7:45 Cameraman: "Watch the dogs run! OH YEAH, I'm supposed to film Haz."
Realistic training. Good to see
You've got to do it with these big strong willed dogs, there is no way you can positively enforce a driven dog. A shock will arouse them more. Realistic video most trainers wouldn't ever show.
If you time the shock properly, the dog should never get to the point of significant arousal.
"Oh my god he uses a stick" 😂 haz is the funniest
Thank you for your bravery. From one trainer to another. I'm sure you know what I mean
I really appreciate your content Haz. Thanks alot I'm learning a great deal. I hope I get to live in nature with my family and some dogs.
Cool , this is what we need to see , realistic content .
Thanks man !
thanks for sharing and for being transparent.
Thank you for making this very practical, useful content.
"What are you rolling in?!" 😂😂
So many people assume a dog that is afraid has been abused, and they also assume that a correction will make a dog afraid - just like you said. There's a difference in a clear correction vs. abuse. A clear correction makes a dog less anxious because that dog then knows where the line is and doesn't have to guess.
I walk four stock line Australian shepherds with my goats, and they all know EXACTLY what I expect.
This makes so much sense
When you have more than two dogs of the same sex then you will usually get some conflict, especially when they are tough breeds. I get a fight here and there and they can get really vicious, only the best methods and strong hearted person should be able to handle this because most people should not have dogs in an environment where fights will become common.
Most people should not have dogs period☹️
@@1packatak I agree 100%. Most people don't have the minor clue of what a dog actually is or even what to do with one.
Agree.
I once threw myself on my very large dog when he tried to bite the small dog. he never did it again. it was about an old buried bone. two males. since then it's been quiet. He is a livestock protection dog Mix, he knows exactly who is where in a fight. he wouldn't have hurt me unless he wanted to. He didn't.
Nothing but RESPECT. 👍
I find all your videos very informative and enlightening in so far as your high level of knowledge respecting each scenario you are explaining.
An owner's love for his or her pet is pure love itself! Dogs and cats cannot speak, but they are carefully nurtured while thinking about what they want and need, and the pets return the love directly to you as much as you love them. Yes, they are family!🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕😍😍😍😍
"Soft Stick" looks pretty cool to carry while training positioning for proper "heel", too!! But I find a long Chuckit Ball launcher also works....
That’s exactly what I use for my guy. He likes to go after chickens in their pen. After I corrected him, he thinks twice before lunging at them.
thanks for the Chuckit idea....I agree that these dogs needs strong corrections.
Sometimes it’s necessary 🐶
So what’s the best placement for a fair wack .
Thank you! You have validated what I have been watching between my Malinois 14 m/o female and the German Shorthaired Pointer 4 y/o male, luckily the ecollar stops the bullshit now when each dog tries to dominate the other. Both are submissive but they will try to roughhouse a bit too much or be a bit too dominate for the other dog's mood. I have to be hypervigilant and stop it right when they are initiating the wrong behavior.
Creating learned helplessness is actually an excellent strategy in managing dogs like this. Just like a kid may fear losing their cell phone or iPad for writing with permanent marker on the walls! They don't fear YOU but it is good to have them fear doing a certain behaviour due to consequences so the choice not to do something is MORE reinforcing than the act of doing it. No problem with that whatsoever.
Dancing around with cookies isn't productive for behaviours like this in all high drive working breeds, it can work over a longer period of time however, everything the behaviour is rehearsed they are building upon that habit which can be two steps forward and 1 or 2 steps back for months and months, and many clients just don't have that time or energy to maintain that, let alone risk a serious accident that can have severe consequences. This is a different realm for sure than barking, jumping, or just rough play. Love your honest and straight shooter style. You're also very soft when it is appropriate and suitable to the dog too! New to your channel in the last year but I enjoy and resonate with all of it thus far 🥰
Outstanding video and training tips ! Thanks 4 the advice.
3:23 just a little bit of "realistic" dog training 😉
Thank you for awesome content, very educational and fun to watch.
good for you for having the courage to discipline your dogs like that. I don’t have it, but that’s on me .
I run up to 10 adults together at the same time and do pretty much the same procedure, just need to know the body language and defuse it before it starts the signs can be very subtle but they are always there if you are tuned in to them. If I introduce a new dog it's on neutral ground and I will give them an enclosed run side by side so they can smell and see each other with mesh between them, when they are fine with that then I run them together. I breed my own family of dogs and have done for 50 yrs they a made up of Bull breeds and they a so much more wired than what's shown here, I would never introduce a new dog straight out of the pens while they are in a high energy state, Id give them a burnout on their own to lose the energy then start the process of introducing the new dog. Enjoying your videos.
The stove example was great
Thanks bro I have 2 boys 8&2 yrs my youngest always tries to start fights and the been together since pups
My neighbor keeps wanting to do a "Bitch Walk" with me. NOT including my German Shepherd or her Husky. For " our health". And for her to "bitch" to a captive audience (me) for 30-40 minutes. I'm with Dizzy..."Bitch Walks" don't seem fun....😝
Now that's funny!🤣
Give her the soft stick on the flanks in tandem with the e-collar in vibration mode down there for a few minutes, that will cool her out for sure.
My 11yr old American bulldog who is 29" at the shoulder and my 26" tall heavy Boerbeol are also not the kind of dogs you want to get complacent around, i have control but i have more now by following your principals. And i have absolute respect for you an your methods......sod the ones who think positive cookie training only works, my boerbeol is a dog that needs disapline an structure...love your chanel😁😁👍
I appreciate your genuineness. Dogs need corrections there is no such thing as completely force free positive only.
great video! id watch these kind of videos all day long.
The content EVERYONE needs to see with working line dogs, they need to know what behavior is expected of them around other dogs and people from the get-go.
“The cookie pushers”… Bahhhh!
I’m just laughing in advance at all the hate ur gonna get from all the “Karens” that see this video.. I am totally with u though.. I have a soft stick too which I need to rename the “bitch stick!” 😂 I have a very “spicy” girl that tests my patience constantly but I know would die for me!!!
I have one of those girls. Love her and she loves me! but probably because we’ve had a few “come to Jesus” moments that positive reenforcement only trainers would cringe over. Awesome dog.
@@robbib9667 😂 right?! I have those “biblical “ moments every few days with my girl… my sweet Pepper (perfect name for her) is so obedient and such a good dog, but is going through her “teenage years.”
@@heidikimwu2309 lol My sweet wild girl “Stella” just turned 10 months! Exactly! She’s a West German Showline long coat. Hoping to get her IGP title but being selective who/where to have her trained. They definitely try us don’t they. I have a one year old male long coat. He’s huge but more mellow. A gentle soul. No mop handle YET! Lol I love following this channel. They are REAL on here!
@Robbi B I just heard West German and show line in the same sentence no thanks 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢
@@docbainl9504 and your negative opinion means exactly what to me? Lol Nothing. Merry Christmas!💕😉
Thank you for this info. I have a dominant border collie bitch and she redirects her attention into me when not allowed to be dominant. I think the soft stick method would work great. She goes right to the face when interacting with new dogs . Working dogs aren’t soft , they need clear direction and firm boundaries. I’m aware that border collies have a more sensitive demeanor , but i think just carrying a soft stick will make a difference with multiple dogs walking .she’s a smart , smart girl , and I don’t want to resort to an e collar and muzzle . a couple corrections in the heat of things will work just fine I believe . Thank you , and I’m sure my dog will thank you too .
He is a no BS results oriented guy. Great content.
Hitting them with a soft stick is a lot less harsh than them shredding each other up
Your 100% right in your walk...
HEllo
Didn't anybody see the massive shock waves at 7:20 min. How's Sparky !
I've only had to use my e-collar at 20%. Siberian Husky working line sled dog 75Lbs code name COBRA . Cookie pushers don't get it . Works as well as your dog would learn from playing with a porcupine. I've tried it on my neck. Any hire would be reversive on a home pet...
Only in Ontario where E-collars are still legal . Poor Americans are on the biscuits.
The chuckle knowing about having all female out and their behaviors 😂😂😂😂😂
Good job 👍🏼 No fancy really good training
I always make the point to guys that have older brother or lifelong childhood friends. There was always that thin line in the sand before the play turned into fighting. Just gotta pay attention to the build ups prior
Super info thank you!
Thanks for keeping it real.
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What a great video like how you know when to have dizzys back always before the issue starts. How come people don't learn as easy lol
I appreciate your input
Dog training can require a lot of work; however, proper training makes having a dog a reward in itself.
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I had to learn the hard way with e collars sometimes they break out in a real fight or fight harder cause they feel the pain .
This is my 1st viewing of your Chanel. I have had 2 previous GSD's, One was born fear aggressive and the 2nd mauled twice in a month by fear aggressive dogs which resulted in aggressive behavior towards all dogs and me being hyper vigilant. On November 17th I adopted a 3 yo GSD from a local shelter. He had been in the shelter for 5 months. I wanted to slowly introduce him to other dogs. But in the meantime I tried to begin exercising him using an extra long leash and chucking a tennis ball. There were other dogs in the area at a far distance and it seems each day he was getting more frustrated that he could not get to the other dogs to the point he would only focus on the dogs.. But I did not know yet how he would react up close and it seemed each day he was getting more extreme than the previous day. So I quit doing that and we now walk in a local rec center area around soccer fields for 90 minutes each day. When we encounter other dogs the result so far is always the same, dog goes into drama queen mode. Can you be more specific about the small tell tale signs a fight may break out and more specifics about this soft device you are using to stop an engagement. I am trying to schedule a slow meet and play date with a docile150 lb 9 month old Tibetan Mastiff. I am thinking that may get mister drama queen to think twice.Thanks for any help you can provide.
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Absolutely love these kinds of videos. Can you please make a video about how to handle off leash dogs that come up to your reactive dog or when you are hiking and there is a small trail and you encounter off leash dogs coming towards you. How do you handle these situations? Thank you!
I always have that happen! So annoying. I recall my dog, and then always end up yelling out, "please call your dog(s) now!" Sometimes the dog(s) actually listen. Most do not unfortunately. At that point I'll keep walking with my dog and avoid confrontation.
Yes this. Ive had it happen in my OWN back yard. I do not have a fence unfortunately
Hahah happens to me everytime it's so annoying and i'm tired of it
Lol everyone expects your dog to be as friendly as theirs 😂call it socialisation 🙈
Then they'll get offended when I tell them my dogs are not friendly , seriously 😮
I have no idea if it's the right thing to do, but I figure if my reactive dog is leashed and some dog approaches off leash and the owner isn't able to recall their dog, and the dog doesn't listen to growls barks and then lunges, and possibly level 1 or 2 bites, then it's not my problem.
thanks for showing us
I've had 14 dogs and I've never best my dogs but I have certainly corrected bad behavior AND I've never used an E-collar! Have had a few fights in my 50 years of being with dogs! ( And thank you. I now realize the fights have always been between females!!!! )
Oops meant "beat"
Really like the stove annalergy haha
3:03 That little bonk to the head got me laughing for some reason
This is great information 🙌🙏🙌
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Thanks for the informative video. Very helpful. You also remind me of General Zod.
This is great keep it coming!! 👍🏼👍🏼