Nice video! Your dog looks like an identical twin to my Bella! Aren’t they a wonderful breed? This is my second Cattle Dog, and I would never have anything else! I got Bella when she was 8 weeks. She just turned 4 in December ‘!!
@@living2day617 14 week old red. Just Love training - Sits, stays, comes, high five, shakes, goes to door for potty, fetches, crate trained; but, will sleep in bed for 9 hours without an issue.... loves our grand kids, rides in car like a champ... loves other dogs that are willing to meet and greet. These dogs should not have shock collar training... they understand what you are teaching them.... they get it FAST. just have to spend the time.
@@billinns7676 Hi, I have a red also Zorro he's 4momths he's crazy about pulling on the collar of our blue cattle dog, seems hard to get him out of doing that when play with ball. But he's a good dog really. 👍😁
@@living2day617 Hello Friend! Adopting an adult dog is far different than raising one from a puppy. Don’t get me wrong; adopting a homeless dog is an enviable and unselfish thing to do. But you may just be getting somebody else’s problem! Remember, that dog is homeless for a reason!!🤔The dog may come full of problems! This may be especially true of Heelers, as they, by nature are very strong willed and somewhat stubborn. Dogs will differ as they are raised, but is hereditary and can’t be changed, but if you get a pup, you are able to shape them as you want! Getting a pup is my recommendation, but I wish you luck whichever way you go!Keep as informed as to which way you go!!👍😊
Ao my Blue Heeler is a yr and a half and pretty much trained.... Your walking around having your subject obey commands but your not showing everyone how you made it all happen your just showing commands being followed not at all the hard work, the techniques to obtain success. I am saddened by this, and as a trainer I would think you could of at least showed people some of your techniques. Sorry but not my favorite video.
This is just a video that demonstrates the dog was trained by her; it was in no way supposed to be an instructional video. People liked it so it got lots of views. She sells training services, so it wouldn't make good business sense to give away her techniques for free.
I got a Heeler pup and someone asked me was I going to send her to obedience school. I told them she was all ready in school. They kind of looked at me and I just pointed to my 11 year old Heeler and replied "Well I did alright with her didn't I.".That was the end of the conversation.
It's a lot more impressive when a trainer can get a dog to want to listen to them without using torture tactics such as e collar. Don't pay someone money to shock your dog. You can do that yourself for free if you believe in that kind of thing.
See ing s the bluey is an Aussie breed, all the "training" is directly apposite to what the breed is used for. If you are using a shock collar, I would love to put a 240V 50 Amp collar on the trainer and see if you they it.
D Pratt, Please don't let your ignorance out of the closet about what an e-collar is or does. You made it quite clear you know little to nothing about dog training.
My ACD behaves this well, and I have never used an e-collar, nor do I use treat rewards. She is 2 now and is very well acclimated to other animals, people, and stores. If you feel the need to employ an e-collar, you probably shouldnt be a trainer
shock collar works great for off leash training. get the one with the vibrate. beep mode works well also. shock is used when they are stubborn, but they learn very quickly. with heelers, they have very thick fur and the training collar needs to be tight enough to be effective. after the first month, we no longer need to use the shock. once in a while, we use the vibrate when a squirrel runs across our lawn. i prefer the training collar as oppose to the obesity treats.
Shut-up 🤫 can you do better ?😂 Let see your video🤣🤣🤫🤔🤭🤭🤭?? You mad because she didn't show her Magic...well go to school an learn like she did ....stop crying 🗣️🙉
@@camrondriver96 for the biggest mistake is the dog never comes to heel properly and when it did come to heel it was from behind her. Completely improper whether heeling or not. Promotes bad shady behavior if the dog wants to be behind you. That means the dog wants to control the situation and is by doing so. Also when doing pushups Taz was never put into proper heel and therefore moves at his own pace doing them instead of following commands. She let's the dog enter a doorway before her and that's a problem as well. The dog may be functioning in this video but it'll be shortlived. These very specific details that many others wont catch is what the problem is. Thanks for asking. Does that answer your question?
I was unexpectedly gifted a heeler a year ago and I had never owned a puppy before so I didn't know what I was getting into. Vinny is the most energetic and hyper dog I have ever seen. He is so much to handle because he can't really be around guests or he'll jump up and start nipping their heels. I love him to death and he is the smartest dog, but I have no clue on how to train him to be nicer with people. He knows how to sit, paw, down, but when a guest comes over he usually won't listen. It's even worse with children because he goes crazy, and we have had 2 accidents because of this. I understand Vinny is young and is only being playful, but he is so strong and can easily hurt the kids. With all this being said, I wouldn't change him for everything. He is always there for me when I need him and will hopefully find someone that can help us in bettering both of our lives.
I got my ACD at four months old, he just turned three. He works for all his kibble, as rewards for obedience and tricks , Box Feeding, interactive toys. He does two hours a day at a walk on a treadmill. He prefers to be outside in a large kennel. He is also trained on a QUALITY low level remote collar, I use and recommend Mini Educator. He was properly conditioned to the collar so when he feels a stimulation he is to look to the handler for information.
Send him to get trained or do some researching on how to fix him ....nothing comes easy dude every thing on the internet stop being lazy ....no. Hand outs🤡📴🙊🙉🗣️😁🙄🏃🤭🤭🤣😂💪🙄😉
Just an ad for their services really. Doesn't offer any insight into training. However hats off for being able to train Taz so well.
Always socialize your blue or red heeler as a puppy when I get mine I am gonna take him everywhere as a puppy so he knows people are ok
Totally enjoyed how well Taz is trained. Thanks for the video ☺️
Nice video! Your dog looks like an identical twin to my Bella! Aren’t they a wonderful breed? This is my second Cattle Dog, and I would never have anything else! I got Bella when she was 8 weeks. She just turned 4 in December ‘!!
Really enjoyed your video. We have a blue healer Dymaxion (Max) 2 years old.
Amazing what a shock collar will do , I would like to see you train him with out the aid of a shock collar.
@@living2day617 14 week old red. Just Love training - Sits, stays, comes, high five, shakes, goes to door for potty, fetches, crate trained; but, will sleep in bed for 9 hours without an issue.... loves our grand kids, rides in car like a champ... loves other dogs that are willing to meet and greet. These dogs should not have shock collar training... they understand what you are teaching them.... they get it FAST. just have to spend the time.
@@living2day617 Smartest dog we have ever owned.... eye contact when you speak. WE ARE IN LOVE WITH THIS NEW FAMILY MEMBER.
@@billinns7676
Hi, I have a red also Zorro he's 4momths he's crazy about pulling on the collar of our blue cattle dog, seems hard to get him out of doing that when play with ball. But he's a good dog really. 👍😁
@@living2day617 Adopting am an adult dog is far different
@@living2day617 Hello Friend! Adopting an adult dog is far different than raising one from a puppy. Don’t get me wrong; adopting a homeless dog is an enviable and unselfish thing to do. But you may just be getting somebody else’s problem! Remember, that dog is homeless for a reason!!🤔The dog may come full of problems! This may be especially true of Heelers, as they, by nature are very strong willed and somewhat stubborn. Dogs will differ as they are raised, but is hereditary and can’t be changed, but if you get a pup, you are able to shape them as you want! Getting a pup is my recommendation, but I wish you luck whichever way you go!Keep as informed as to which way you go!!👍😊
Did this really only take 2 weeks?
Nice training work!!! 👍👍👍
Traz the sodomiser
What timeframe and cost does this take? You’re amazing!
Wow!
That’s not good training, you do not need to use a device.
LOTSA gators in those ponds connected with canals as well as cotton mouths and eastern diamond rattlers !
Beautiful little guy.. He is a happy boy.
8:59 brown pitbull missing a leg
dis be Austalian why you sound Merican?
The owners are the ones that need to be trained. They let him get that way.
i was hoping for the techniques used to train.
Sorry, its always best to work with a professional when training :)
Why the shock collar? Poor dog
A well cared for loved and pup with correct guidance like my blue heeler Sue we don't use a shock collar we don't need one.
You act like it a taser🤣🤣relax do a lil researching about it so your not miss informed 🤭😂🗣️🙉🤣🏃🙄🙄🥴😳😉😁🧠🗑️🤭
Look how good we are at shock collaring these dogs into submissive beasts. Hope his dads happy.
Ao my Blue Heeler is a yr and a half and pretty much trained....
Your walking around having your subject obey commands but your not showing everyone how you made it all happen your just showing commands being followed not at all the hard work, the techniques to obtain success.
I am saddened by this, and as a trainer I would think you could of at least showed people some of your techniques.
Sorry but not my favorite video.
This is just a video that demonstrates the dog was trained by her; it was in no way supposed to be an instructional video. People liked it so it got lots of views. She sells training services, so it wouldn't make good business sense to give away her techniques for free.
Well this is a business why would she show her magic ✨😂 ???🤣🤟🤟🤟
Great job with the training! I bet Taz loves the Home Depot now.
I don't even love Home Depot and you expect a dog to.
I got a Heeler pup and someone asked me was I going to send her to obedience school. I told them she was all ready in school. They kind of looked at me and I just pointed to my 11 year old Heeler and replied "Well I did alright with her didn't I.".That was the end of the conversation.
It's a lot more impressive when a trainer can get a dog to want to listen to them without using torture tactics such as e collar. Don't pay someone money to shock your dog. You can do that yourself for free if you believe in that kind of thing.
Gotta love e collar training! Nice work!
canislps E collars are magical 🧙♂️If people knew how easy it really can be.
See ing s the bluey is an Aussie breed, all the "training" is directly apposite to what the breed is used for. If you are using a shock collar, I would love to put a 240V 50 Amp collar on the trainer and see if you they it.
D Pratt, Please don't let your ignorance out of the closet about what an e-collar is or does. You made it quite clear you know little to nothing about dog training.
My ACD behaves this well, and I have never used an e-collar, nor do I use treat rewards. She is 2 now and is very well acclimated to other animals, people, and stores. If you feel the need to employ an e-collar, you probably shouldnt be a trainer
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You know the crack pipe in your avatar, lay off of it!
Taz has top shelf manners,,, well done... HB
shock collar works great for off leash training. get the one with the vibrate. beep mode works well also. shock is used when they are stubborn, but they learn very quickly. with heelers, they have very thick fur and the training collar needs to be tight enough to be effective. after the first month, we no longer need to use the shock. once in a while, we use the vibrate when a squirrel runs across our lawn. i prefer the training collar as oppose to the obesity treats.
Amateur wannabe
Shut-up 🤫 can you do better ?😂 Let see your video🤣🤣🤫🤔🤭🤭🤭?? You mad because she didn't show her Magic...well go to school an learn like she did ....stop crying 🗣️🙉
Not good training.
Albert Acosta Why?
@@Dave-so7sf incorrect positioning and more.
literally how.
@@camrondriver96 for the biggest mistake is the dog never comes to heel properly and when it did come to heel it was from behind her. Completely improper whether heeling or not. Promotes bad shady behavior if the dog wants to be behind you. That means the dog wants to control the situation and is by doing so. Also when doing pushups Taz was never put into proper heel and therefore moves at his own pace doing them instead of following commands. She let's the dog enter a doorway before her and that's a problem as well. The dog may be functioning in this video but it'll be shortlived. These very specific details that many others wont catch is what the problem is. Thanks for asking. Does that answer your question?
I was unexpectedly gifted a heeler a year ago and I had never owned a puppy before so I didn't know what I was getting into. Vinny is the most energetic and hyper dog I have ever seen. He is so much to handle because he can't really be around guests or he'll jump up and start nipping their heels. I love him to death and he is the smartest dog, but I have no clue on how to train him to be nicer with people. He knows how to sit, paw, down, but when a guest comes over he usually won't listen. It's even worse with children because he goes crazy, and we have had 2 accidents because of this. I understand Vinny is young and is only being playful, but he is so strong and can easily hurt the kids. With all this being said, I wouldn't change him for everything. He is always there for me when I need him and will hopefully find someone that can help us in bettering both of our lives.
I got my ACD at four months old, he just turned three. He works for all his kibble, as rewards for obedience and tricks , Box Feeding, interactive toys. He does two hours a day at a walk on a treadmill. He prefers to be outside in a large kennel. He is also trained on a QUALITY low level remote collar, I use and recommend Mini Educator. He was properly conditioned to the collar so when he feels a stimulation he is to look to the handler for information.
@@canislps Wow sounds like he is very loved and well trained. Thank you for the tips!
Send him to get trained or do some researching on how to fix him ....nothing comes easy dude every thing on the internet stop being lazy ....no. Hand outs🤡📴🙊🙉🗣️😁🙄🏃🤭🤭🤣😂💪🙄😉