This video was absolutely fantastic because it shows all of us the reality of dog training. You, who we admire so much, also have to start from the bottom just like all of us with dogs who don't know how to perform perfectly first time. It's great for us to see that when asked to do a command and how quickly the dog can improve by correct encouragement technique and patience. Thank you for showing us not only your highlight reel but the everyday grind and how much fun you and your dog have doing it ! That's why we love you mate 👍😁
Great clip I have watched alot of training clips but none of them were on training a 5 mouths old Dutch shepherd so it was great to see ad thank u if I had the money I wld send her over to ur place to train her she is a beautiful dog
I have a pup that starts to get reactive to bicycles and other fast moving things, not cars, but what I started to do was move as far away from them as I needed to get no reaction and have the pup do something for me (like sit or down or whatever) just to get their attention on me and a bit distracted from the environment. Slowly move toward the object he reacts to, and continue to make him work, and rewarding him for when he is not reacting with praise and/or treats. This worked very quickly for my pup with bikes, and I was able to have my friends ride right next to us and around us on a walk without him getting crazy at them! If he started getting reactive to them, I would turn away, do a quick pop on the leash to show him that's not okay, and move back to a distance where I wasn't being reactive any more. Good luck with your puppy :)
Guys a quick question, I have a 2 month old puppy and she likes to chew on my shoes and socks when I have them on. and when I push her away she goes straight into my hands.
Show her what she can chew on instead, for example a toy. Dogs will always do what is self rewarding and in that case it is chewing, make the toy more interesting than your shoe. Or use “OUCH” method that is frequently used for bite inhibition, but it can be used for any item human is wearing. Pushing your dog away doesn’t train them, a dog must learn by thinking by themselves, with guidance from human.
I'll add too, that if they are getting really amped up and not responding, that you can move them to a crate or pen area to calm down. My puppy is a horrible biter, and I am trying as many ways possible to get him to stop. The ouch method hasn't really worked for us, but either totally ignoring and walking away from him, or putting him in a pen if he is way too crazy, has seemed to help some. I know my pup really just wants to be around me, so even just walking away is often enough negative feedback for him to chill out a bit
Couldn't you have just closed the distance on the platz like you did kind of keeping her in the corner then open yourself up more and more the as understanding is built???
I'm training my rottweiler. 4 months old, I'm loving the footage that's coming from your channel its helped so much. Basic sit, flat and recall at the moment. I'll definitely be purchasing the online courses. Such good quality simple content. Effective. Great trainer.
I work at a dog kennel and I bring my heeler to work with me every day. A little over a year ago the first week I was putting her in a play yard out front and she could see me exercising dogs and wouldn’t stop barking so I talk to her to go lay down on command by throwing bark chips at her and pointing 😂 she’s was around 7 months old and still using the command today
I really liked this to add more variety to our work. Thanks for the detailed instructions. With it so cold out here we’ll be doing this in the garage. 😊
Thanks for showing us your training ways . Question how soon should I get working with a 8 week old pup . I've never trained a dog ,so I will be learning with my dog , I will like to train for personal protection work .
I hope you got a dog from protection or working lines. If you didn't you may find that the dog may not be able to do full blown protection work and may not even be able to protect you.
I hope you have taught him all the basics-sit, down, stand, distance work (as above), stays for the above, impulse control, leash skills, proper socialization (as taught in another video) and all the other basics. Keep working on these until they are solid. Then find someone like Haz who knows what he is doing. Then and only then start protection training.
Hello I have a dog with a very high prey drive I was wondering if you have any tips to keep her more under control around small (and big) animals. Any tips are helpful!
Thank you for your videos. I wanted to ask how old the puppy was durning this video and with her not platzing would you use a e collar and if so at what age? Ty
Initially I thought it was a good video and there are some good parts but other parts I question or see some potential holes in application of training. For example at 8:06 when you repeat the exercise and give the dog pressure by walking forward and repeating the down command, it's not actually helping the dog to understand what you're asking to do. Instead she becomes slightly overstimulated as you barrel towards her (you can see her ears go back) and shove the food in her mouth. Also it's a training fundamental/rule that you shouldn't try to repeat a command to a dog, it just "dilutes" it for them. Instead of getting a result of higher performance, we get a dog that only responds to several repetitions of the command and confused/overwhelmed when they don't get it.
Excellent video, I really enjoy your puppy videos. Please keep them coming.
This video was absolutely fantastic because it shows all of us the reality of dog training. You, who we admire so much, also have to start from the bottom just like all of us with dogs who don't know how to perform perfectly first time. It's great for us to see that when asked to do a command and how quickly the dog can improve by correct encouragement technique and patience. Thank you for showing us not only your highlight reel but the everyday grind and how much fun you and your dog have doing it ! That's why we love you mate 👍😁
Great clip I have watched alot of training clips but none of them were on training a 5 mouths old Dutch shepherd so it was great to see ad thank u if I had the money I wld send her over to ur place to train her she is a beautiful dog
Thank you for sharing such information,love ur videos
wished you guys were in the states!
What treats do you use?
Warum nutzt du deutsche Kommandos? Greetings from Germany!;-)
My puppy is aggressive when vehicles are passing by. How do I correct this behavior?
I have a pup that starts to get reactive to bicycles and other fast moving things, not cars, but what I started to do was move as far away from them as I needed to get no reaction and have the pup do something for me (like sit or down or whatever) just to get their attention on me and a bit distracted from the environment. Slowly move toward the object he reacts to, and continue to make him work, and rewarding him for when he is not reacting with praise and/or treats. This worked very quickly for my pup with bikes, and I was able to have my friends ride right next to us and around us on a walk without him getting crazy at them! If he started getting reactive to them, I would turn away, do a quick pop on the leash to show him that's not okay, and move back to a distance where I wasn't being reactive any more. Good luck with your puppy :)
Thank you very much Emma.
Guys a quick question, I have a 2 month old puppy and she likes to chew on my shoes and socks when I have them on.
and when I push her away she goes straight into my hands.
Show her what she can chew on instead, for example a toy. Dogs will always do what is self rewarding and in that case it is chewing, make the toy more interesting than your shoe. Or use “OUCH” method that is frequently used for bite inhibition, but it can be used for any item human is wearing. Pushing your dog away doesn’t train them, a dog must learn by thinking by themselves, with guidance from human.
I'll add too, that if they are getting really amped up and not responding, that you can move them to a crate or pen area to calm down. My puppy is a horrible biter, and I am trying as many ways possible to get him to stop. The ouch method hasn't really worked for us, but either totally ignoring and walking away from him, or putting him in a pen if he is way too crazy, has seemed to help some. I know my pup really just wants to be around me, so even just walking away is often enough negative feedback for him to chill out a bit
I second checking out Solid K9 with Jeff Gellman, he has a lot of great videos on youtube for diy training
Can you use hand signals in IGP? I know you can in ANKC Obedience.
What dog food do you feed your dogs?
Food for dogs. Aka dog food.
Why do you say luts to make him lay down?
Couldn't you have just closed the distance on the platz like you did kind of keeping her in the corner then open yourself up more and more the as understanding is built???
That man with the blond hair on this site, is he your Dad??
if you teach the place command it may be easier tbh
How many of you don't own a dog
attendence here👇👇
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Keep learning as much as you can now and when you do get a dog you will be able to train it well.
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Smelly, unwashed foreskin.
Great video. I will definatley use this type of training for distance work.
Too bad you are on the other side of the country, we don't have much in Alberta. Interesting to see the evolution of your puppies. Keep posting
Awesome video. Really appreciate you showing the small issues and how you identify them and fix them. Thanks again
Amazing video. The concept is provided in such an effective manner... Highly teachable, great content.
Love your videos but you need a mic bro! The reverb off the walls makes it hard to hear you
I can't get mine to stand.hes a goofy 🐶
Brilliant video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge
What a beautiful animal
Basically you throw the treat
Great video, very infornative!
Wow, wish you was my neighbor!
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Brother you are amazing at what you do it's truly impressive but even more important you can teach not all who knows can teach!
But as always super cool video you re the best I wish I was in Canada I'd clean your kennels the rest of my life for an apprenticeship
I'm training my rottweiler. 4 months old, I'm loving the footage that's coming from your channel its helped so much. Basic sit, flat and recall at the moment. I'll definitely be purchasing the online courses. Such good quality simple content. Effective. Great trainer.
I work at a dog kennel and I bring my heeler to work with me every day. A little over a year ago the first week I was putting her in a play yard out front and she could see me exercising dogs and wouldn’t stop barking so I talk to her to go lay down on command by throwing bark chips at her and pointing 😂 she’s was around 7 months old and still using the command today
I can’t thank you enough for actually putting out some great educational material. Great job guys.
I really liked this to add more variety to our work. Thanks for the detailed instructions. With it so cold out here we’ll be doing this in the garage. 😊
Good job and I'm so impressed the way you trained dog. One to the best dog trainer I watch in youtube.
Exactly the video I was working for!! Thank you.
youre amazing haz
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Haz, possible to introduce how to use less and even stop using treats for training?
I cut the treats into smaller pieces :D
There are low calorie treats out there. Some are like less than 5 calories each.
Best thing to do is use part of their daily kibble as the reward.
You give great advice...can you possibly do a video on how to teach dog not to be reactive to kids when they run.....
Thanks for showing us your training ways . Question how soon should I get working with a 8 week old pup . I've never trained a dog ,so I will be learning with my dog , I will like to train for personal protection work .
I hope you got a dog from protection or working lines. If you didn't you may find that the dog may not be able to do full blown protection work and may not even be able to protect you.
@@tigger6186 yes I got a working line czech gsd
@@Justlifegoeson how is your pup doing?
I hope you have taught him all the basics-sit, down, stand, distance work (as above), stays for the above, impulse control, leash skills, proper socialization (as taught in another video) and all the other basics. Keep working on these until they are solid.
Then find someone like Haz who knows what he is doing. Then and only then start protection training.
Hello I have a dog with a very high prey drive I was wondering if you have any tips to keep her more under control around small (and big) animals. Any tips are helpful!
I wish it was that easy for my GSD puppy! He has a tendency to feel he needs to be right up close and personal when he does his commands.
Then don’t let him. Find a way, such as throwing the food to get him to go away. And stop rewarding anything that is not what you want.
It’s not easy for any puppy! U have to put in the work to make your puppy do the command!
But my dog does not care about food unfortunately..
Then you need to find something he likes. A toy. A tug. A ball.
I had a Beagle that would work like crazy for a squirrel pelt.
What if i dont have hands
Many handlers dispense treats from their mouth. Bits of cheese, chicken, beef, hotdogs etc.
Thank you for your videos. I wanted to ask how old the puppy was durning this video and with her not platzing would you use a e collar and if so at what age? Ty
do you make her hungry before you train her
Why not just use the e collar
Initially I thought it was a good video and there are some good parts but other parts I question or see some potential holes in application of training. For example at 8:06 when you repeat the exercise and give the dog pressure by walking forward and repeating the down command, it's not actually helping the dog to understand what you're asking to do. Instead she becomes slightly overstimulated as you barrel towards her (you can see her ears go back) and shove the food in her mouth. Also it's a training fundamental/rule that you shouldn't try to repeat a command to a dog, it just "dilutes" it for them. Instead of getting a result of higher performance, we get a dog that only responds to several repetitions of the command and confused/overwhelmed when they don't get it.
Actually 8.08 did make sense he put pressure on the dog what he wanted from him