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I found it helps if you bring food she loves and have strangers give the dog treats. That improves their attitude from fear to desire to bum a snack. Once you get to there, the fear is gone even if they don't get that snack. Of course you do have to first get her comfortable enough near people to even be interested in snacks in the first place. If a dog is too fearful, you can't start with snacks because the flight desire is stronger but once you get that toned down enough, then you can use snacks to help override the fear that is left. (interestingly fearful horses are very similar)
I have a 5ish yr old collie and he is so scared. I have him 2 yrs and he is so untrusting. He lived with a pack of 14 collies and his survival mode is always on. This gives me encouragement!
@@noranneduffy I'm glad that you're feeling encouraged! That's great!!! Treating fear goes against the natural inclination of 99% of dog owners. Do NOT comfort the dog when it's afraid. You're actually rewarding and encouraging the fearful behavior. Do NOT avoid the situations that cause the fear. Again, you're rewarding and encouraging the fearful behavior. The secret is what's shown in the Dog Daddy's video. Push the dog beyond its thresholds and force it to confront its fears while advocating for the dog and helping it to learn that it's going to be OK, and enforce your role as the leader. Leader does NOT equate to tons of affection. It equates to protection and giving clear direction, rules and boundaries. Think tough love. The result will be a much more calm and happy dog and a much more healthy relationship with its owner. You can do it!!
I rescued a dog from Battle buddies in Hinesville Georgia that had been there for almost 2 years he had been there since he was 6 weeks old and nobody would adopt him because he was so skittish.. I went there every day for 6 days in a row and spent all day with him trying to win him over with fresh cooked chicken meat that I had cooked for him the night before to take the next day to try to get him to want to come home with me cuz he was scared to death.. I'm not a dog trainer so I didn't know how to go about anything except trying to win him over with love and affection and chicken meat.. I've had him for now 15 months and he's starting to make progress after all this time.. I make homemade dog food with the best ingredients he gets the best life the best love he gets to sleep in my bed.. he has been a handful trying to get him to not be skittish and.. he is at the point where he can run around on the property now with no leash and he doesn't try to run away and he has just learned to sit.. That's how damaged he was I don't know how he got that damaged being at the shelter except for being neglected and not loved enough that will kill something lack of love... I love my doodles more than anything on the planet he's my boy. I know he loves me so much.. he's just got so a long way to go.. ❤
This is exactly what I needed to see. I also have a ppl shy dog that I got from the shelter 11months ago and still very skittish. She loves me and understands I show her how to calm down. Thank you DD
Brilliant. As a therapist of 30 years I know a little bit about the Principles of Learning and Behaviour. This video demonstrates outstanding application and execution of those principles. The steps he takes are small enough so the dog can follow without fear. His explanations are spot on. Last, most important, he leads with presence in a calm manner. Thanks. Goodbye to the haters.
As an autistic person it makes sense. You're providing a sensory experience (the collar) that is stronger than the fear response. And because of that, it can ground the dog in the reality of the present moment. It's communication. Sometimes it has to be strong to get the dogs attention.
You're right. The truth is actually not only does that apply to autistic people, it applies to just about all people and animals (except sociopaths. Their brains aren't wired to feelings like most people. For most people, long term memory is tied to an emotion, smell, sound, sight, etc. ). According to psychologists, most people will do more to avoid pain, than they will to gain pleasure, and more to avoid definite pain than potential pain. So, to use your example, a sensory experience (the collar) is definite and now. It's here in the present. While the fear is of a potential experience.
I think it also helps that the dog is shown what to do in that situation, a fearful dog finds comfort in following orders and following a good leader. Following orders also helps distract from fear and pretty soon it is confronting the fear and realizing nothing bad happened either.
@atticusandwinifred3274 have you ever had a fearful or agressive dog? Have you ever had children? Would you disagree with immersion therapy for human phobias? Prong collars have a bad rep because idiots and assholes use them incorrectly. It is something that should only be used with professionals. I have personally seen this used on a human, by another human, for demonstration. It is painful and dangerous if you don't fir or use it properly. The same is true for almost every piece of equipment in our lives. The difference here is this dog will die if it is not helped. Not maybe... WILL. Who is more abusive? The trainer who uses clear messages, equipment and training... or the person who believes only positive training is acceptable so tells the owners to put the dogs down?
I rescued a terrified dog. Time, patience and understanding her fears turned her into a fabulous dog. Every new thing was taken slowly. She blossomed and had a wonderful life with our family. The dog here is one I’d love to own.
For anyone reading this: I know that dog training can be difficult sometimes, but you're doing great. Keep up the good work, and your dog (and your own sanity) will thank you for it! ❤️💕
That dog is so lucky to have been adopted by a couple so committed to helping this dog that they attended @DogDaddy training. They’ll all make it and pursue happiness!❤
Ppl often don’t realize that a dog needs to physically move FORWARD to change their behaviour. It has a release in the limbic system. Wonderful that this dog has a new start to Life, looks like a really nice dog under all the fear❣️
Another brilliant video. Ive seen people who disagree with your training ,to them I say what Steven King once said " You should, you could, and if your brave enough you will." You are brave and talented keep on doing what you do for the benifit of dogs
I LOVE this type of video. I do enjoy the shorts amd the music, but i love to watch you handle the dogs, and just hear your thoughts on explaining their behavior and how to work on them. ❤❤❤
Dog Daddy....I trained Tennessee Walking Horses for many years and am struck by the similarity in the application of pressure and release. In this life, I have wholeheartedly applied this tool to gain partnership with horses, dogs and humans. I feel this is the most humane use of Understanding one another that I have known. Love your stuff!!!!
Thank you her parents for saving her from the shelter and don’t give up on her!! She is beautiful and lovely ❤❤❤!, I guess people used to be meant to her so she is so afraid of human - I would not blame her as there are evil ones 😡😡😡! I hope the training will help her and she will soon becoming a loving sweetheart to her parents !!! She is so loved and precious ❤❤❤❤
I've a 2 year old large mixed breed...had him since 8 weeks... He's terrified of Everything..... He's NEVER been abused; Our vet compares him to an autistic child...we work with him every day. Don't assume abuse just because an animal is not "normal".
@@justdande2891 Agreed, I also have a very reactive dog. I didn't do enough desensitization, but I hadn't realized how much more he'd need than my previous dogs. He's never been abused, just very reactive and nervous. With me learning and better guidance though he's doing much better than being too afraid/distracted to even leave the door.
I have a very anxious rescue dog who is now 4 years old; he came to us at 8 months and was clearly traumatized as it took him months to even start wagging his tail. He's gotten SO much better but still has trouble walking on a leash and being in public. So glad to see your video about fearful dogs, it's encouraging me to keep trying to get him to a place where we can go for walks together!
So it was the prong collar that made the positive difference for Trudy. I’m so glad you posted her video today, Augusto, because I have been thinking about her and wondering how she went from a scared timid dog to that dog who walked with me and looked up at me with soft sweet eyes when I said Good Girl and tickled around her ears. She made such a major change it was like I couldn’t wrap my mind around it, it was a mystery to me. The difference before and after the prong collar is obvious and remarkable. The difference is striking, Augusto. Thank you. Even her owners were surprised and pleased at her progress, a totally different dog. Did they send you an update on her? I’m just so glad I got to see this today.
I just notice how incredibly smart this beautiful dog is. She is looking for information and learning so so so sooo fast. Dogs are incredible. So are you DD.
You does a awesome job I don’t see how people have the audacity to look at what you do is bad good job and keep making them mad☺️ you is also very handsome doing it
Friend got amazing dog... Fear n shuts down. Letting her be not putting any pressure on. She has at last year's it's been and become comfortable to be around things and people. Trust was biggy...and no mixed direction
OMG, this was so beautiful, I had tears in my eyes. You literally gave this dog her life back. People just don't know the proper use of a prong collar, and think that it's supposed to control with pain, which only makes things worse. I rescued a dog with fear aggression towards children and other dogs. With redirection "look at me" and a treat, I taught her to be calm within a few months. There's one big dog who likes to challenge her, but we cross the street well in advance, and a simple "leave it" will get her back on track. BTW, she loves kids now, and is a neighborhood favorite!
I love your channel and have watched a bunch of them. There is a definite trend... You help dogs that need an Alpha ... nearly all of the dogs you help are homed by people who "love" their dog but don't know what the dog needs to be the best dog. You train Owners
Nick from nz. Doggie daddy you rock. I've finally found a place i can have a dog and looking forward to rescuing someone myself. Your videos are awesome. Not only inspectional but also encouraging. Don't stop what you are doing it's saving untold life's.
You are such an incredible teacher. I love that you love what you do it shows thank God for people like you. I love your Unique Style the way you carry yourself which is why the animals are so responsive that's fantastic🎉
I put a mirror against the wall in front of our shell shocked and broken blue tick it helped him so much, then started introducing him to household sounds, vaccum, music, etc. He came out of it and was an amazing friend..
We have a Anatorian shepherd that is suddenly scared of my dad but he has done nothing for her to fear but her hips are hurting at two years old and we think she is scared of being abandoned by my dad because she was abandoned by a man and ended up so malnourished that we could feel the individual ribs. The thing is that she became scared after she started yelping when touched and we've had her for over a year with no fear and only over affection and happy waging of the tail when we get back from school or work. The moral of the story is that everyone, including humans, pets and non-pets, will never forget the pain they went through but fear it will happen again unless taught that there is stability (She is still scared as it only started a few hours ago)
Trudy is such a beautiful girl… I feel so bad seeing such a scared dog… I have social anxiety too ❤ her family loves her so much, I’m glad she is doing better God Bless u Dog Daddy
I am so in awe of your approach Dog Daddy. You should open a training school for dog trainers so there are enough that each Shelter could hire one. If more shelter dogs had these skills to offer the dogs in their shelter, I have no doubt that they would place more dogs, more quickly...which is a triple win...the shelter, the dog and the new owner. The shelter places the dog more quickly The dog becomes more confident and socialized The new owner gets a head start on successfully assuming their new responsibilities and enjoyment
You will double your audience my Friend just slow it down because you are amazing and everyone wants to hear and hangs on to everything you say… why? Because you are the Dog Daddy 🇦🇺💕
I have GSDs, and have for decades. I rescue, foster, foster fail ... and always have a revolving pack. I Love Pinch Collars! I will not use any other type for training and walks. My dogs learn so quickly, as is the dog in the video. Dogs are pack animals. If there is no pack leader to take charge, the dog has no idea what to do. Humans need to step up and take the leadership role. Pinch collars put a slight bit of pressure around the entire neck, very similar to the way a momma dog grasps her pups. It gives the dog a sense of having a leader of the pack.
@@TheDogDaddyofficial some dogs are still too shut down.. I just found that with many it worked.. and it just makes them look forward to meeting ppl … my rescue husky (completely non socialized dog) was fasted for 3 days and worked in house to understand first before bringing more ppl in He is now my service dog and has no problem greeting ppl Sometimes helps speed up the process They must look at ppl as necessary.. not something to be feared.. Sorry.. maybe shouldn’t be adding tips😳 Just found it worked for the timid and aggressive dogs I worked with❤️
@thedogdaddyofficial I've been waiting for a video on fearful dogs that aren't aggressive! My dog, Enzo, has similar issues. He's come a long way in a year. I've been using a martingale collar, but I think I'm going to order a prong collar instead. I'm so impressed with how well this dog responded.
I had a foster dog (she was from puppy mill and they were done breeding her) so scared she would hid under anything to get away. Was so scared & timid. After a day of letting her get to know the place, I put one of those tie at your waist and to dog collar things on. Everywhere I went, she had to go. And I had a dog. I took them outside together. She was so scared. Within a week, she was different. She stopped hiding. Eventually, she would go outside. What a mess some of these puppy mill dogs are. We had one more that came in, same time. The girl that fostered her didn’t want to make her did what I did. And the dog kept hiding. Months of that. She finally gave the dog to another foster because she didn’t have the heart to do what I did.
Amazing summation & work. You started her towards a better life.🙏 Now just trying to get the owners to understand how to use the leash without pressure on it & the dog's neck like he was doing. Maybe he needs to keep an eye on the leash, the dog, something. How he's not feeling the pressure Attention or lack of? That dog deserves a fear-free life. 😇
Remember it is not the collar that is effective, but the trainer. The collar is just used to make the feedback of the trainer more noticable and more clear for the dog. Use the wrong feedback, and you'll just be giving wrong feedback extra loud.
of course. there are many ''prong collars, choke collars, martingale i was just asking Maestro about the one he had in his video.and please remember___ punishment comes from anger-discipline comes from love.... @@dasja9966
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Los Angeles, CA - May 18
Providence, RI - June 15
Anchorage, AK - July 13
Chicago, IL - Aug 10
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Wish I could have you help with my girl every noise outside she runs too door growls and is very aggressive ! She my baby pit from pup 2 years old ❤
Thanks for sharing these videos, I love watching them. Hoping to get my first dog soon.🥰
I found it helps if you bring food she loves and have strangers give the dog treats. That improves their attitude from fear to desire to bum a snack. Once you get to there, the fear is gone even if they don't get that snack. Of course you do have to first get her comfortable enough near people to even be interested in snacks in the first place. If a dog is too fearful, you can't start with snacks because the flight desire is stronger but once you get that toned down enough, then you can use snacks to help override the fear that is left. (interestingly fearful horses are very similar)
Dog daddy please help th-cam.com/video/JlDtFxCl4pA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=3wwqL_TFMKSqHmWj
Can you add subtitles, in rooms where there is eco?
Amazing adopters for giving this scared girl a sanctuary and then helping her grow beyond the experiences she had so far.
I have a 5ish yr old collie and he is so scared. I have him 2 yrs and he is so untrusting. He lived with a pack of 14 collies and his survival mode is always on. This gives me encouragement!
@@noranneduffy I'm glad that you're feeling encouraged! That's great!!! Treating fear goes against the natural inclination of 99% of dog owners. Do NOT comfort the dog when it's afraid. You're actually rewarding and encouraging the fearful behavior. Do NOT avoid the situations that cause the fear. Again, you're rewarding and encouraging the fearful behavior. The secret is what's shown in the Dog Daddy's video. Push the dog beyond its thresholds and force it to confront its fears while advocating for the dog and helping it to learn that it's going to be OK, and enforce your role as the leader. Leader does NOT equate to tons of affection. It equates to protection and giving clear direction, rules and boundaries. Think tough love. The result will be a much more calm and happy dog and a much more healthy relationship with its owner. You can do it!!
Congrats, this is the 1st reply by DD, or his handlers, in yt.
I rescued a dog from Battle buddies in Hinesville Georgia that had been there for almost 2 years he had been there since he was 6 weeks old and nobody would adopt him because he was so skittish.. I went there every day for 6 days in a row and spent all day with him trying to win him over with fresh cooked chicken meat that I had cooked for him the night before to take the next day to try to get him to want to come home with me cuz he was scared to death..
I'm not a dog trainer so I didn't know how to go about anything except trying to win him over with love and affection and chicken meat..
I've had him for now 15 months and he's starting to make progress after all this time..
I make homemade dog food with the best ingredients he gets the best life the best love he gets to sleep in my bed.. he has been a handful trying to get him to not be skittish and.. he is at the point where he can run around on the property now with no leash and he doesn't try to run away and he has just learned to sit..
That's how damaged he was I don't know how he got that damaged being at the shelter except for being neglected and not loved enough that will kill something lack of love... I love my doodles more than anything on the planet he's my boy. I know he loves me so much.. he's just got so a long way to go.. ❤
This is exactly what I needed to see. I also have a ppl shy dog that I got from the shelter 11months ago and still very skittish. She loves me and understands I show her how to calm down. Thank you DD
Brilliant. As a therapist of 30 years I know a little bit about the Principles of Learning and Behaviour. This video demonstrates outstanding application and execution of those principles. The steps he takes are small enough so the dog can follow without fear. His explanations are spot on. Last, most important, he leads with presence in a calm manner. Thanks. Goodbye to the haters.
Well said frank I agree 100 💯
Exposure therapy?
As an autistic person it makes sense. You're providing a sensory experience (the collar) that is stronger than the fear response. And because of that, it can ground the dog in the reality of the present moment. It's communication. Sometimes it has to be strong to get the dogs attention.
You're right. The truth is actually not only does that apply to autistic people, it applies to just about all people and animals (except sociopaths. Their brains aren't wired to feelings like most people. For most people, long term memory is tied to an emotion, smell, sound, sight, etc. ). According to psychologists, most people will do more to avoid pain, than they will to gain pleasure, and more to avoid definite pain than potential pain. So, to use your example, a sensory experience (the collar) is definite and now. It's here in the present. While the fear is of a potential experience.
This is the most brilliant explanation I've seen about this - ever! Thank you so much for sharing. It makes perfect sense when you say it like that!!
I think it also helps that the dog is shown what to do in that situation, a fearful dog finds comfort in following orders and following a good leader. Following orders also helps distract from fear and pretty soon it is confronting the fear and realizing nothing bad happened either.
Do you think a hair shirt would have helped you be more sociable? The collar is totally wrong.
@atticusandwinifred3274 have you ever had a fearful or agressive dog? Have you ever had children? Would you disagree with immersion therapy for human phobias?
Prong collars have a bad rep because idiots and assholes use them incorrectly. It is something that should only be used with professionals. I have personally seen this used on a human, by another human, for demonstration. It is painful and dangerous if you don't fir or use it properly. The same is true for almost every piece of equipment in our lives.
The difference here is this dog will die if it is not helped. Not maybe... WILL.
Who is more abusive? The trainer who uses clear messages, equipment and training... or the person who believes only positive training is acceptable so tells the owners to put the dogs down?
I rescued a terrified dog. Time, patience and understanding her fears turned her into a fabulous dog. Every new thing was taken slowly. She blossomed and had a wonderful life with our family. The dog here is one I’d love to own.
For anyone reading this: I know that dog training can be difficult sometimes, but you're doing great. Keep up the good work, and your dog (and your own sanity) will thank you for it! ❤️💕
Beautiful, an insecure dog blossoming under a confident leader!
Lovely to see her being given calm leadership and her Lovely owners keen to learn to help themselves to help her❤
That dog is so lucky to have been adopted by a couple so committed to helping this dog that they attended @DogDaddy training. They’ll all make it and pursue happiness!❤
Great job!
I really like how the collar was explained.
I sure hope that through experiences like this, she can learn to relax and trust people.
real dog trainer never use those. those are for incompetent trainers.
@@JWParkerPhDDDiv you mean, real dog trainers know when to use such tools, incompetent trainers "would never" as they're "barbaric tools" smfh.
@@HannahJones-kf1kt so are you telling me this person is incompetent th-cam.com/video/5GMLZeASAm8/w-d-xo.html
Bla bla bla...
Ppl often don’t realize that a dog needs to physically move FORWARD to change their behaviour. It has a release in the limbic system. Wonderful that this dog has a new start to Life, looks like a really nice dog under all the fear❣️
Bless Trudy and her family.
She even became a little more curious instead of fearful.
Another brilliant video. Ive seen people who disagree with your training ,to them I say what Steven King once said " You should, you could, and if your brave enough you will." You are brave and talented keep on doing what you do for the benifit of dogs
DD is absolutely phenomenal at helping dogs and their owners. .
I LOVE this type of video. I do enjoy the shorts amd the music, but i love to watch you handle the dogs, and just hear your thoughts on explaining their behavior and how to work on them. ❤❤❤
He's just so natural with his movements. He makes it look so easy. A true pro!
God bless these people for adopting such a fearful dog and never giving up on her!!!! 🙏🏻💜
You did an amazing job with the scared dog. She will be fine if the owner keeps up with training. You jave s beautiful gift. ❤
Thank you for explaining how to use this prong collar so that it’s beneficial. The dog is very good following Augusto leads . Excellent job DD💖💖💖💖💖
Dog Daddy....I trained Tennessee Walking Horses for many years and am struck by the similarity in the application of pressure and release. In this life, I have wholeheartedly applied this tool to gain partnership with horses, dogs and humans. I feel this is the most humane use of Understanding one another that I have known. Love your stuff!!!!
Thank you her parents for saving her from the shelter and don’t give up on her!! She is beautiful and lovely ❤❤❤!, I guess people used to be meant to her so she is so afraid of human - I would not blame her as there are evil ones 😡😡😡! I hope the training will help her and she will soon becoming a loving sweetheart to her parents !!! She is so loved and precious ❤❤❤❤
DogDaddy, you DA MAN. 😎🖤🤘...THANK YOUUUU for showing dog owners how it's done!!! Bravo!🐾
Its apparent she was abused. I am so glad you could help her! I hope she can thrive!♥
I've a 2 year old large mixed breed...had him since 8 weeks... He's terrified of Everything..... He's NEVER been abused;
Our vet compares him to an autistic child...we work with him every day.
Don't assume abuse just because an animal is not "normal".
I’ve known dogs with very ingrained neuroses who’ve never been abused.
@@justdande2891 Agreed, I also have a very reactive dog. I didn't do enough desensitization, but I hadn't realized how much more he'd need than my previous dogs. He's never been abused, just very reactive and nervous. With me learning and better guidance though he's doing much better than being too afraid/distracted to even leave the door.
She's doing great and will surely get better with time now. Being afraid all the time has to be worse for the dog than any collar. She's a great dog.
I have a very anxious rescue dog who is now 4 years old; he came to us at 8 months and was clearly traumatized as it took him months to even start wagging his tail. He's gotten SO much better but still has trouble walking on a leash and being in public. So glad to see your video about fearful dogs, it's encouraging me to keep trying to get him to a place where we can go for walks together!
Yes! This worked EXACTLY with my French Bulldog! It was practically instant.
This baby needs you😮
Thank you for sharing more of the last class.👍 Love the Pawsomeness 💗🐾🐕
man you just keep out doing yourself with every video. love it!
and hope your rest of your day goes amazingly DD!
So it was the prong collar that made the positive difference for Trudy. I’m so glad you posted her video today, Augusto, because I have been thinking about her and wondering how she went from a scared timid dog to that dog who walked with me and looked up at me with soft sweet eyes when I said Good Girl and tickled around her ears. She made such a major change it was like I couldn’t wrap my mind around it, it was a mystery to me. The difference before and after the prong collar is obvious and remarkable. The difference is striking, Augusto. Thank you. Even her owners were surprised and pleased at her progress, a totally different dog. Did they send you an update on her? I’m just so glad I got to see this today.
Thank you (again). You are one amazing man. hugs
It must be a wonderful feeling to watch these owners and dogs, connect on a whole different level. So beautiful and such good therapy for all. 😊
I love how you pass that dog around too many different people the method you used on that dog was genius and wonderful it was great.. ❤
He speaks! For the longest time, the videos I have seen are wall to wall music. His explanations are spot on. Simplicity is his greatest strength.
I have a 10 yr. Old Staffordshire trrier she is terrified of almost everything 😮 thank you, young sir! Your video will help me help her!😊❤
I just notice how incredibly smart this beautiful dog is. She is looking for information and learning so so so sooo fast. Dogs are incredible. So are you DD.
Great example of explaining the Prong collar. They are a great tool when used properly. ❤
Well done Augusto!!! BRILLIANT as always! 👏👏👏👏👏👏Keep walking in your blessing as you bless others. 😄❤
I am so happy to know there are people like you and that couple who don't give up on their pets wh aggressive /scared.😃
You does a awesome job I don’t see how people have the audacity to look at what you do is bad good job and keep making them mad☺️ you is also very handsome doing it
Trudy is so much more relaxed now. She is an absolutely beautiful dog. Thank you to these people for caring so much about her. Much love to you all.
Friend got amazing dog... Fear n shuts down.
Letting her be not putting any pressure on. She has at last year's it's been and become comfortable to be around things and people.
Trust was biggy...and no mixed direction
Great job guys🩷
Thank you for teaching people to handle their dogs properly and confidently!
Thankyou DD for helping this beautiful dog!
OMG, this was so beautiful, I had tears in my eyes. You literally gave this dog her life back. People just don't know the proper use of a prong collar, and think that it's supposed to control with pain, which only makes things worse. I rescued a dog with fear aggression towards children and other dogs. With redirection "look at me" and a treat, I taught her to be calm within a few months. There's one big dog who likes to challenge her, but we cross the street well in advance, and a simple "leave it" will get her back on track. BTW, she loves kids now, and is a neighborhood favorite!
I love your channel and have watched a bunch of them. There is a definite trend... You help dogs that need an Alpha ... nearly all of the dogs you help are homed by people who "love" their dog but don't know what the dog needs to be the best dog. You train Owners
Dude is a magician. Sure the videos are edited for time, but even if its an all-day session the transformation is amazing.
Merci dogdaddy tu es merveilleux ❤
Nick from nz. Doggie daddy you rock. I've finally found a place i can have a dog and looking forward to rescuing someone myself. Your videos are awesome. Not only inspectional but also encouraging. Don't stop what you are doing it's saving untold life's.
I talked to my GS puppy at 8 wks. She listened and learned everything from the start.Sit.come stay ok, etc ❤DD is training the. people.
Another excellent video! 🙏💖
You're a patient angel for this furbaby. How awesome 💯😎 you're working with her and she's getting better already 😊
Bless you for all that you do for our furry companions and their four legged friends 🥰
Simply amazing @Dogdaddy 👏🏼🥰
You are such an incredible teacher. I love that you love what you do it shows thank God for people like you. I love your Unique Style the way you carry yourself which is why the animals are so responsive that's fantastic🎉
I put a mirror against the wall in front of our shell shocked and broken blue tick it helped him so much, then started introducing him to household sounds, vaccum, music, etc. He came out of it and was an amazing friend..
❤❤😂😂bless her DD THanku for showing these beautiful adopters how to help her ❤️ get over her fears
Amazing 🐾🐾
Wonderful training. Such a blessing to my heart to see these dogs getting help and support.
Wonderful dog. So glad she can learn to trust.
We have a Anatorian shepherd that is suddenly scared of my dad but he has done nothing for her to fear but her hips are hurting at two years old and we think she is scared of being abandoned by my dad because she was abandoned by a man and ended up so malnourished that we could feel the individual ribs. The thing is that she became scared after she started yelping when touched and we've had her for over a year with no fear and only over affection and happy waging of the tail when we get back from school or work.
The moral of the story is that everyone, including humans, pets and non-pets, will never forget the pain they went through but fear it will happen again unless taught that there is stability
(She is still scared as it only started a few hours ago)
Love you Dog Daddy
Trudy is such a beautiful girl… I feel so bad seeing such a scared dog… I have social anxiety too ❤ her family loves her so much, I’m glad she is doing better God Bless u Dog Daddy
Well done Trudy , You have good humans now .
Now they have the knowledge and confidence to bring this scared puppy to relax and be comfortable
Seriously!!! I think Dog Daddy is AMAZING with training dogs!!!
Your voice and art are so beautiful!
I am so in awe of your approach Dog Daddy. You should open a training school for dog trainers so there are enough that each Shelter could hire one. If more shelter dogs had these skills to offer the dogs in their shelter, I have no doubt that they would place more dogs, more quickly...which is a triple win...the shelter, the dog and the new owner.
The shelter places the dog more quickly
The dog becomes more confident and socialized
The new owner gets a head start on successfully assuming their new responsibilities and enjoyment
Watch what you think and feel she feels everything you think and feel confidence
She seemed to understand very quickly what she was supposed to do. I hope her owners can continue her progress!
Wonderful demonstration. Great instructions.
You will double your audience my Friend just slow it down because you are amazing and everyone wants to hear and hangs on to everything you say… why? Because you are the Dog Daddy 🇦🇺💕
Dog Daddy, You are amazing! So thankful I discovered you on TH-cam. I enjoy your videos very much.
Oh that dog looked so scare, glued to the wall at the beginning - Great video and also the room was oddly quite for a Dog Daddy class, hehehehe
Good work, Daddy! ❤😍😎😇🏆
This man is amazing...
I have GSDs, and have for decades.
I rescue, foster, foster fail ... and always have a revolving pack.
I Love Pinch Collars! I will not use any other type for training and walks.
My dogs learn so quickly, as is the dog in the video.
Dogs are pack animals.
If there is no pack leader to take charge, the dog has no idea what to do.
Humans need to step up and take the leadership role.
Pinch collars put a slight bit of pressure around the entire neck,
very similar to the way a momma dog grasps her pups.
It gives the dog a sense of having a leader of the pack.
A way to speed things up is to make her earn EACH piece of food. She only gets food when ppl are approaching
❤beautiful pup
She will not eat while anyone is present in the same room as her
@@TheDogDaddyofficial even if fasted for 3 days? That’s how I trained my wolf dog
@@TheDogDaddyofficial some dogs are still too shut down.. I just found that with many it worked.. and it just makes them look forward to meeting ppl … my rescue husky (completely non socialized dog) was fasted for 3 days and worked in house to understand first before bringing more ppl in
He is now my service dog and has no problem greeting ppl
Sometimes helps speed up the process
They must look at ppl as necessary.. not something to be feared..
Sorry.. maybe shouldn’t be adding tips😳
Just found it worked for the timid and aggressive dogs I worked with❤️
@@cherylgawne711 starving an animal for 3 days is not training, it is cruelty
@@Marcel_Audubon actually fasting is super healthy
Rotational Mono feeding works
You are amazing!!!
Great work! Love your videos
Great class!!!!!!
Wow that was amazing.
@thedogdaddyofficial I've been waiting for a video on fearful dogs that aren't aggressive! My dog, Enzo, has similar issues. He's come a long way in a year. I've been using a martingale collar, but I think I'm going to order a prong collar instead. I'm so impressed with how well this dog responded.
Awesome work!
Can you do a video of 6 months later please. A show to show the success continues. Thankyou
I had a foster dog (she was from puppy mill and they were done breeding her) so scared she would hid under anything to get away. Was so scared & timid.
After a day of letting her get to know the place, I put one of those tie at your waist and to dog collar things on. Everywhere I went, she had to go. And I had a dog. I took them outside together. She was so scared. Within a week, she was different. She stopped hiding. Eventually, she would go outside. What a mess some of these puppy mill dogs are.
We had one more that came in, same time. The girl that fostered her didn’t want to make her did what I did. And the dog kept hiding. Months of that. She finally gave the dog to another foster because she didn’t have the heart to do what I did.
Thank you for the explanations. ❤🐾
It is wonderful to see how Dog Daddy uses the collar & leash to communicate with the dog rather than just using it to control the dog !!
I used to dislike the pronged collars.
Now that I've seen one used properly they're not as bad as I thought.
Great video Mr.Dog
Amazing summation & work. You started her towards a better life.🙏 Now just trying to get the owners to understand how to use the leash without pressure on it & the dog's neck like he was doing. Maybe he needs to keep an eye on the leash, the dog, something. How he's not feeling the pressure Attention or lack of? That dog deserves a fear-free life. 😇
Excellent video!!
Amazing job DD! ❤
Love what you do
Excellent ❤
Очень понравилась эта тренировка. Помогает понять психологию собак. Спасибо❤
where can we get one of those effective collars? much respect Maestro Trudy you are beautiful and loved-keep up the great work!!!
Remember it is not the collar that is effective, but the trainer.
The collar is just used to make the feedback of the trainer more noticable and more clear for the dog.
Use the wrong feedback, and you'll just be giving wrong feedback extra loud.
of course. there are many ''prong collars, choke collars, martingale i was just asking Maestro about the one he had in his video.and please remember___ punishment comes from anger-discipline comes from love....
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I love your show Dog Daddy!