'Leave it' from dogs and people
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มี.ค. 2013
- How to train your dog to leave it from dogs and people.
This video is from the DVD I created called 'Reactivity: A Program for Rehabilitation'
For more information about the DVD look here:
dogmantics.com/product/reactiv...
Visit our website: dogmantics.com/
Become a fan on facebook:
/ 75289166216
SUBSCRIBE TO THIS CHANNEL TO SHOW YOUR SUPPORT! We appreciate it:
th-cam.com/users/subscription_c...
This video shows how you can use a leave it trained without the use of physical or psychological intimidation for dogs who are reactive to people or other dogs.
now she is a star, and when a dog starts to find people and other dogs reinforcing in themselves you don't need to work with them anymore :) She is a lovely lovely dog. Every single dog in the video is a reactive dog in training or rehabbed. :)
Thank you. I'm looking forward to the DVD :)
This is the absolute BEST way to work with dogs if they have reactivity issues. It is truly amazing how fast you see a dog reacting positively (mentally and physically) when using this.
Thanks for posting such a great video! This will be shared :D
I love this video so much thanks for making it
I look forward to your DVD when it is finished. :D I have anxiety and social phobia problems which I believe worsens the aggression in two of my three dogs (my eldest had thyroid problems - since getting treated he is no longer willing to start fights). I find your relaxed approach to training very helpful as when I am relaxed - they are more tolerant of other dogs and more willing to listen to me!
Love this, so well explained too
I can't wait to see the DVD!!!! Hopefully I can get it, in the meantime, I will be working on "leave it" with my OVERLY friendly Aussie!! Thanks so much Emily!
Great advice! Thank you.
Thanks again! I'll be on the watch for the DVD. I will watch the video too. Good luck!
Thanks kiko pup--wish SO MUCH i had had this info. with my highly reactive fearful dog- Sydny--he died at the age of 15--and never got better with a choke collar--thanks for what you are doing. my two dogs I have now are doing great with R+ and their issues were equal to his.
Fantastic video as usual Emily! X
YES! :) He is a star. Rasmus did such a good job with him!
Great video! Learnt a lot from this trainer. Thank you!
YES! I just filmed it yesterday! :) I am very excited it went well.
Great stuff, Emily! As usual.
Looking forward to the DVD! :)
wow! this is fantastic, i've worked on "leave-it" but never broken down applying it to other things besides food, quite this way, simple and brilliant!... i see a few other videos listed from you that may apply to reactivity. we've worked on responding the leash pressure and look at that game, but i think that this might be the last piece in our puzzle. any other videos you have that might apply to a dog who is over-aroused by other dogs and not fearful (you have a lot of videos!) THANK YOU!
Love this video! You are a great trainer!
Тhe truth is, dogs have their unique way to think, аnd when уou want to teach your dog аdvanced lessons and tricks, уou оught to peerceive the secrеts beeehind thеir actioons Watсh here ==> twitter.com/e9bb82c009a62fbb6/status/742623739800653824 Leavе it frоm dоgs and people clicker dog training
Great video! We share our home with Polo, a rescue staffie who used to be great with other dogs in her previous home. She's always been a "worrier", and we work on calming, but after 3 offlead labs greeted her by jumping on her and scaring her, she became reactive with other dogs. I don't think it helps that I have become disabled since adopting her either. I really need to step up her loose lead work as I have to use a rolling walker or crutches and that's hard with a pulling dog! xx
Thank you c= I'll rewatch your video on settles and work with them on it
Great videos, thank you for your time. how many times you practice each step? I mean how do I know I can move to the next?
This is amazing I was watching other channels and I started feeling frustrated cause they have 4 month old puppies walking nicely but using prong collars and E collars and I really don't feel good about using those with my puppy cause even if they work somehow, I'm thinking much more about the emotional response of my pup and I want him to feel happy about doing things with me so I realized that loose leash walking is much more than just that and things like leave it help a lot, we are not perfect and I know it'll take much more time that using a quick fix like one of those tools to punish a dog but I rather take the long path and make everything a positive experience. I really can't thank you enough for this videos and your work, I'm from Mexico and where I live the majority of trainers and people in general believe that the dog should be punished, I remember taking my dog to a local petstore last week and I let my dog sniff and a lady told me that it was time to buy a prog collar cause he's supposed to walk just looking at me the whole time.... but that comment made me confirm that I love my dog and I wouldn't do it that way, I'm more than happy to let him sniff cause that's how he explores and learns about the world and he's only 8 months ❤️❤️❤️❤️ I wish people learned that punishment is not the only way to train a dog
ive re written my comment about 8 times now trying to tell you that youre amazing. absolutely amazing. do you have any dvds or books i can buy?
Thank you
Great video... I am a huge fan.... I would love to see a really dog/animal aggressive dog overcome this issue with totally positive training... I appreciate the totally positive method and especially the way you explain it. I am trying to change my methods which include negative reinforcement to all positive.... but I am having a hard time with this issue with a truly animal agressive dog... my point of contention is when you do not have food and another dog is being agressive ...etc.
Thanks
You can practice settles together- settles on a mat further apart then closer. Kiko my chi never really liked the other dogs being near her until I started working on her settling nearer to them during training sessions, now they all lie in a big pile together. Chilling together is a nice behavior for dogs who dont want to play or interact in other ways.
Another very informative video!! Thanks. I have a request. Please share tips on how to condition a dog that is afraid of humans. I do have some success by training them to be calm, starting with the distance and then adding criteria and build on. However, if you can, I request you to kindly make a video with this as the focus. Thank you very much.
Hi EDog I have an aggressive dog and was initially advised to use more stick and carrot' methods ie lead jerks and telling him off and couldn't understand why the poor little fellow was getting worse. I changed over to distraction, calming and using Jean Donaldson's Bar Open Bar Closed to build up a CER which all helped but am now using Behavioural Adjustment Treatment and really turning him around. All these are purely positive
I like to use “They’re busy” as the cue for “leave it” with people or dogs. I personally don’t like being referred to as “it”!
Thats a nice one. I mainly use leave it because I hope the other dog listening knows the cue, but after all these years lol. No strange dog has ever seemed to get the hint.
Hi, I'm a big fan of your work and I love your videos. Can you please make a video teaching a dog not to enter in the kitchen? I don't know how to do this and my dog keeps entering there and I'm woried.
Thank you.
Great tutorial as always! By the way, is that Rasmus dog - Deus?
Can't wait for the DVD! :) Will it be available through Tawzer Dog?
Hello. I love your videos , sorry of my english , i work a lot with my reactive dog Sombra and your videos help me a lot, but I don´t understand the differents of this video and the your video" Let´s go" THANKS
Your videos are awesome! I just rescue a chihuahua about a week ago, and I'm using your videos to train him. He tends to bark at bigger dogs and try to go at them, my question is, what's the best approach to get my chihuahua to socialize with other large breed dogs? Please I need help. Thanks.
"let's go" means "I am turning another direction" - its a way to cut off behavior you don't like. "Leave it" means "don't interact with that thing". The leave it is first trained by reinforcing a dog for backing away from something. (but always something the dog feels comfortable with). The idea is that you can be around the thing and your dog leaves it alone- say a dog comes to your house, you can tell your dog leave it so he doesnt interact with the dog that needs space and keeps a distance
I absolutely love this! Some trainers would have corrected the dog each time they tried to go for the other dog. Would this same technique work for aggressive dogs?
***** Hey there! Have you tried - Carkerakita Hound Master (do a google search)? Ive heard some amazing things about it from my father who got excellent obedience achievements with their dog.
..continued.. Now we are trying to work the method you use in the home alone training video, but she is just so so scared of being left alone and it is really hard. So we would love it if you could make a video that adresses separation anxiety spesifically :-)
i notice you are saying leave it with the small dogs and then moving backwards. I that what you should do always? I love this video great job
as long as its not about your treats you are holding. The same functions for dogs. Say you have a dog visiting your house and he doesnt like being greeted, you could simply tell your own dog "leave it".
Yey, my dog needs this DVD. He is exacty that - reactive to dogs and to humans. How much(€) is it going to be?
Is it best to start training session before meals?
My dog also did this study Glass half empty” attitude in dogs
to shows that dogs may exhibit pessimistic behaviour similar to humans, having the attitude that the ‘food bowl is half empty’. Measuring the emotional state of a dog is not an easy task; scientists have used human psychology research to claim results showing that dogs can be ‘optimists’ or ‘pessimists’.
It depends what you mean by aggressive- if it is an abnormal problem in the brain, then there is little hope as the dog is acting because of a seizure etc. But if you mean aggression in dog with a normal functioning brain then yes, using counter conditioning is the best way- aggression is a natural way that animals cope. All dogs can be aggressive. So we lower stress, arousal and change their emotional response using conditioning- my dog Splash was human and dog reactive...
I am starting with a default "leave it" of my other dogs bowl, an interesting discovery was that she would do a lovely look away, but then on the click or click word take it as a release to go to the end of the leash in attempt to eat the food. My error as my click or click word is also taken as a release word I know in agility. I had to think what was going wrong and thought I would share it incase anyone else has the same problem.
I would love it if you could make a video on separation anxiety.. My rescue dog, Isa, was abused as a puppy and she is afraid of everything but me, which makes her kind of hard to train in the first place, bur we take baby steps and she now walks perfectly on leash, comes when called and knows sit on verbal cue and hand signal. The biggest issue right now is not her fear of dogs or other people, but her fear that I (too) will leave her....
The dvd I just filmed no reactivity goes over a restraint... yes, he does not like it and it sounds like he as body sensitivity issues. Never punish a growl or it could turn into a bite out of the blue. Check out the video handling shyness- you can use those same handling exercises to begin working on changing his emotional response to being handled.
Hi kikopup :))
I have a boston terrier that he's 1 year 4 months and I have Ia problem that when I train him at home he's so good but when his out in the distraction he doesn't keep the attention on me .. The other think that is so difficult to solve that when I'm out on leash and sees a dog he become really hyper and he pulls a lot I don't know how should I train him cos he's so difficult and he eat treats at home while I'm training him but when I train him outside he doesn't care about treats or toys !! Can you helppp me plsss ?..
Hello, Emily! My 5 years old golden retriever has a very bad habit. He loves to play with ball, but when there is other dog playing around, he steals the other dogs ball. And he gets obsessive with it. After I tried to force him not to do this, the unwanted behavior got stronger. Around toys he isn't interested in food at all. Can you help with advise?
I am making a dvd on it at the moment but check out my video that will also be in the dvd= Barking Episode 4- Barking at Strangers- Dog training
hi. my dog is not reactive when she s eating, or when our cat etas but if we are eating she becomes excited and jumps on the table. more, if the cat sits on the chair at the table when we are eating , the dog ia barking at the cat and jumps on him. what to do?
Hi Emily, I'm wondering if negative pavlov associations of a cue can eventually become mostly positive? I like the "leave it" cue, and other cues - heel, come, etc. Many of them have met indifference during training, so I'm worried that it is detrimental to their effectiveness. If "come" is ignored 80% of the time, is it still possible to correct? I imagine the answer is yes, that it just takes much much longer!
Thank you so much for making these videos, with such an amazing intention and technique.
I am not sure I understand exactly what you are asking. But I am thinking you are asking if a cue already has a bad association, can you change it? It's most likely faster to just create a new cue that has no association. But yes, you can change the emotional response to cues.
this is exactly what I've been looking for. my dog has decided all other dogs are his friend and he pulls like a maniac towards them, even if the other dog is not friendly. I have been trying to figure out which command to use and what we should be working on to fix this problem. thank you so much!
I have had the same problem. Look up the engage/disengage technique. There's a PDF out there that explains it. The technique teaches your dog to look away from stimuli and eventually disengage from the stimuli, which empowers the dog to make the decision for himself to not react.
Hello, thanx for all wonderful videos (I especially enjoyed those about reactive dogs) !
I have two "technical" questions :
1) what's the difference with the "let's go" cue ? (In my eyes it is only the word used to cue the behavior) ?
2) I saw that the dogs who where training the "leave it behavior" were C & T when looking at you (the rottweiler) around friend, yorkshire + dog or the owner (the basset (?)) . But I also heard in several another tutorials that you made that you recommand NOT to C&T when the dog is looking toward you or the food (and I was quite desperate because I trained during weeks rewarding my reactive dog for turning his head when I was doing attention noise ;-) !) *
So, it seems to be OK when we train something like "lets go" or leave it ?
* I actually found it very useful to follow your tips when rewarding "doing nothing" or "being calm" behaviors.
I know this comment is from 8 years ago but I was wondering the same did it worked out I mean clicking for looking at you or for not looking at you?
Can you give me some advise about my dog eating dog poo? I tried several things to get rid of it, but it did not help. I tried giving him other dogfood, bananas, special food additives, but it did not work out at all.
Trying to train my dog, who mugs people bait bag for food or to start a chain where they ask her to sit and then give her food. Also in tricks class last week, she was working lovely with me, but another club member left a pot of lamb on the floor and walked out. My dog had obvioulsy been watching what was happeneing as well as doing tricks as she was over to steel some like a bat out of hell. She also is obbsessive about checking my other bowls food bowl after he walks away from it at.
I'm having a really hard time with my pup, Bixby, chasing birds. I live in a city and it's so dangerous! I'm not sure how to proceed- he heels and waits excellently for all other distractions *except* birds.
I have a dog who is afraid of other dogs. She will stand and let them sniff her, but quickly leaves as soon as she can. We try to keep away from excitable or overly friendly dogs, as she will snap out of fear. She rarely approaches other dogs, and never plays or acts sociable. My other dog is sociable, and tries to be friends, but she frightens the smaller one. Both have a basic leave it, so they can be kept apart, and I can get them to sit together for food, but is there more I can for them?
I have a Rottie pup, 4 and a half months old.... every time we walk in the park and we pass dogs and other people she gets so excited, jumps like a little lamb.... I find myself saying "NO" and "AH AH AH" even though I know I shoudn't, what should I be doing?
Would this work for a dog reacting to people running, skipping, etc? My BC (4 month old puppy) has taken to barking at runners, they get him so worked up.
yes you could use it to manage the behavior in between training, but I suggest that you do set ups, where you have a family member your dog is comfortable with, walk past then move faster and faster past in your living room then your yard adn then on the street. You can mark and feed the dog for being calm and not reacting. This will help teach your dog that strangers arent these crazy beings that charge strait at them... that its a predictable behavior that even his family members do.
Dog Training by Kikopup thank you so much for the reply! We will try that in our next training.
Please clarify that in all instances, saying No, or eh, EH, is punishment and intimidation.
how do I teach my deaf dog? I trust my dog enough to be off leash when no one or no dog is around, but I want to be sure he wont run after them when they see them
Why is your rottweiler with a tail? I thought they had small tails
Whenever I see this question posed I wonder what is meant by "truly aggressive". I imagine it means a dog who's way over threshold, which could be *any* dog under the right circumstances. The only reason the dogs in Emily's and other PRT videos don't look "truly aggressive" is that the dogs are not pushed over threshold. To do so might make a more exciting video or clearly show the viewers the undesirable behavior that's been resolved, but it's also counter-productive to helping the dog.
They are in sweden and here it is not allowed to do that anyway. You can't compete in anything if you fix the ears or tails without medical reason.
Question - is there a reason why teaching a dog to "leave it" is different or better than teaching a dog to make eye contact or pay attention to you on cue?
If your dog isn't the type to get over excited about food. also if they are too hungry they can get frustrated. I think any time is a good time, unless you notice a problem
Rottweilers never have their ears cropped (unless it's for some medical reason), only tail docked...and yes, they are beautiful with their full tails! :)))
Hi.They are all born with a tail. For some reason which I don't understand, most breeders and owners want the tail cut off. :(
“pavlov is always on your shoulder” pls 😭😭
He also found out about the opposition reflex... :) Actually he was cruel to dogs- the dogs were strapped so they couldn't move and they didn't even get fed, the test bell rang and a meat powder was inserted in their mouthes... :( So much of what we know about behavior has a disgusting past.
Not really. It doesn't show the first part of teaching the leave it, you have to watch the first two episodes. By reinforcing your dog for backing away from food, you can leave food on the floor on a table and the idea is the dog doesn't go for it again... They dont have to watch you, the reason I want eye contact when first starting is to that the dog isn't looking at the trainers OWN treats, reinforcing a focus on food, but instead leaving something. You can reinforce looking else where
So basically 'leave it' to us is a 'watch me' to the dog? That is what you have shaped isn't it?
Excellent. I use this method to stop my dog from eating - well, poop!
U should try using less treats because some dogs like mine only do it to get the treat...
Oh, my gosh you have got to be a model or something...
*sees coments about a DVD* YEA!!!!!!!!!
I wish I had you close to me😅💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗
this is the study
guardian.co.uk/science/2010/oct/11/dogs-optimists-pessimists
I found by using the leave it command after she had made the right choise and as I clicked, she realised that I wasnt releasing her to eat the food. Sorry if thats confusing.
I am going to work through all your leave it videos to see if I can help with this behaviour.
rottweilers with long ears and tails are beatiful, it angers me when people cut them off because of silly traditions.