Complete training session with 9 week old puppy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ค. 2021
- This is an example of a complete training session with a puppy. I frequently get asked for a video of a complete training session with no edits. I like to work on multiple behaviors in the training session and I explain why in the video. I’ve had my puppy for a week. I keep calling him 8 weeks in the video but he turned 9 weeks today.
Here are the puppy training tutorials I mentioned in this video:
Training your puppy to walk with you at your side- Proactive leash training • STOP Leash Walking Pro...
Harness and leash games: • What to do FIRST - Get...
Go in crate: • Teach Go in Your Crate
Follow a treat lure calmly and take treats nicely
• What to do in FIRST tr...
Handling and grooming: • Handling and Grooming ...
Biting clothes: • STOP puppy BITING clothes
Mouthing and biting: • Stop puppy biting with...
Here are some more helpful dog training tutorials based on what I said in this video:
How long to train: • How Long Should You Tr...
What treats to use: • What treats to use and...
Calm settle- • The Calm Settle - for ...
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This was amazing. Clear, helpful instruction without trying to sell us anything. A rare event in youtube.
Lol. I am also broke. So don't judge those that do want to make an income from their work on youtube. :) I personally will never sponsor things, because if the company does something I disagree with I will never be able to delete it. I wouldnt be able to live with that.
You are so kind and patient with your dogs.
Amazing as usual! I just wish I had known all this when I got my puppy. Everything would have been much easier. Thanks Emily!
Thank you Emily yet again another great session. X
Thank you!
You are so cool trainer! Thanks for the video!
Thank You 😊
Thank you so much for this, you are a GEM 💎!
I love your videos. You explain every detail simply and the dogs respond so well to your methods!
This is EXACTLY what I needed right now - you are absolutely the BEST dog trainer on TH-cam: thank you for this x
Totally love your handling skills. You know you’re good, and a lot of us think you’re great. Your dogs all think you’re fantastic. Great video Emily
You are truly an inspiration! Thank you for your videos. They are much needed in the dog world!
This is very interesting and helpful.
Thanks.
Love your style, it’s so progressive and you can tell that your pup is really enjoying the session. You’re also fantastic at explaining each piece. I’ll be happy to recommend your videos for my clients’ extra learning.
the full training session videos are AMAZING!!!!! So helpful! please keep them coming!
Huge thank you for your videos. I've watched a lot of TH-cam trainers and I like yours a lot
Fantastic video, Emily. Such helpful and useful info. Your pup is adorable! I wish I would have known all of this when I got my puppy a few years ago. Definitely saving for my next puppy. Keep the puppy-training videos coming!
Awww dream I’ve watched this a couple of times. R.I.P little man 😢
So good
You are so inspiring, Emily! I am so happy this little boy found a home with you and your other dogs!! I have always felt that animals perceive our energy and intentions even before we say a word. By holding the mental/emotional image of what you'd like them to do, as an invitation rather than an imposition, you can have wondrous breakthroughs...just as with people!! You have such a caring and loving aura, no wonder how calm and sweet are your dogs!! 💜
Awe thanks :) Yes it can help a lot, but sometimes dogs need time to trust the relationship.
Hello, we have recently adopted a puppy and have been using the positive reinforcement model for training. Your videos have been absolutely wonderful, and I want to take a moment to thank you for sharing your time and wisdom.
Very help information, really appreciate it.
Fantastic video, this is the sort of thing I feel like most puppy owners need direction on, specifically, how should a training session for a puppy look. I feel like it's way too easy to under-appreciate how much progress comes from regular sessions like this at a young age.
This might help with my new and 9 week old German Shepard thanks for making this video!
Wow! This video is EXACTLY what I needed to see! I have a 9-week old puppy about the same size and have been training with her food. This cleared up so many questions that have come up over the last week of having her. I’m so grateful! I’m also not sure about her name and I was afraid I was causing her some kind of existential angst or something by not having given her a name yet.
Great series for new puppies to benefit from, this MUST be in a playlist!
Ok! :) I did add this to a puppy training play list I have but its got a ton of just tutorials in it
This is the chanel ive been looking for for over 6 months! Im gonna raise a service dog (for me) and want a solid foundation and these videos are really reassuring me that it is possible to teach without intimidation. It is important to me cause i want them to be confident and WANT to work with me. Ofc we will go get training aswell but its really lessening my anxiety to feel prepared like this. Thank you for making great training videos, with so much info! Means the world to me!
This is the session I've been waiting for so long! Thank you so much! Very helpful since the focus is on how to train and not on what to train.
Thanks!
Great video
You are do amazing at training your amazing and cute pup! Going to be so smart when it’s older!! 🐾 Have fun training! 🥰
@Kiley's Diabetic Adventure OH HI, LOL! 🤣😁
Great video, thanks so much ☺️
You are welcome!
This was really useful. Thank you.
You are very welcome!
I love the video! You have so much knowledge and experience, it's beautiful to watch. Please make more of videos like this.
Oh thanks!!!
I've always been taught to do one training session at a time. I see that it is possible to show several things in the same time. it's very interesting. Thank you ! 😃
Yes, I know that is the info one finds also when doing a google search
Great video and your puppy is adorable! 😍
Thanks!
I really enjoyed and appreciated this video - thank you! I have a 9 week old puppy and seeing how you work through a full training session is very informative and appreciated! I will start modifying the way I run through our sessions after this. Thank you again!
How did it go? any problems you've encountered while training your puppy?
Really great video
Thanks!
Thank you you’re training advice . I just got a chi weenie 9 week old puppy.
Congrats!
I love your new puppy videos. My BC puppy is 10 wks old, but I’ve only had him for 5 days.
Oh congrats!!!!
AWESOME
Dear god I’m in love! (With the puppy that is) although I do respect and admire Emily quite a lot!
Have been following you for quite some time now and I really like how you work with your dogs
Gooddog❤️
I loooove your videos, I always learn something new or get a reminder of something important, Em I have a question, a fellow trainer told me that I should take into consideration the fact that if the dog that I'm training doesn't have a marker for when he/she is doing something wrong, that it could increase his/her frustration when he/she doesn't understand why he/she is not getting the reward, I've never seen you using the word no with your dogs or doing this, do you think it would help to have that kind of marker? I feel a bit confused about that because it seems to me like a hot and cold sort of thing, I'd very much appreciate your intake on the subject, thank you! 😁 🐾
Thank you! Your video with this new guy and Epic really helped me manage two littermates at the shelter who were mobbing each other’s faces, with one being food aggressive. When I could show the food aggressive one he’d get fed along with his brother he started to relax around food a bit!
Out of curiosity- do you ever offer mentorship programs?
I dont at the moment, I do have some students learning from me but not in any structured way especially because I have not so many clients at the moment.
Thank you so much for this video,I haven't puppy now,but I see how much work I had not done yet🙂, with my 3 dogs.Last days I have thought about training together, when you train some new behavior, do you train all dogs at the same time, or few minutes one,others are settled and after few hours another dog? Do you have days without any training?
First of all, I really love your videos :), second, and maybe this one is a dumb question, I do canicross and bikejoring with my dogs, reward calmness in the training sessions with a puppy is something that going to make my dogs run with less willing or something like that? like kill the drive, sorry in advance if you explain this in the video, english is not my native lenguage and maybe I miss that part
I think Dream is a great name for that lil fella!
Im considering it :) It goes with my other dogs names well too but we will see what sticks
@@kikopup 😊
Hey I love all your videos. I’m having issues with having 6 puppies and live in camper . So training outside is only option. They 10 weeks . Any ideas how to start ? I’m so overwhelmed. Thank you. God Bless
very curious with the kibble are you giving the full piece or are you breaking them apart and giving them to the puppy?
What breed or mix is this puppy, do you know? So cute. Thank you for this video.
this may be too early, but will you go over some of your challenges with your new pup?
I hope not hehe. I will find dogs to go over issues with. I am making a video on how to teach a puppy not to eat his meal fast cause he was doing that at first.
I have being watching all of your videos. I'm rehoming a 15 week old border collie pup tomorrow. The puppy has being living on a farm, she's the last left of litter and has no training at all. Would it be harder to train a older pup. I've an older dog a well trained springer cross collie which im hoping he'll help me to train her
Im training my puppy as well, but i dont feed it as many treats as here for fear of eating too much. Is this many treats usual on a daily basis?
So I'm about halfway through the video (when you start moving the leash around). If the dog is calm, what would be the default reaction from them since he seems more calm than I'm imaging most new puppies would be. Also, you stated that this session is long because you are talking, how long would they normally be and how many exercises would be in each? Lastly, as you are cycling through various exercises on any given day, when do you return to a given exercise?
My Bernese Mountain Dog puppy comes home at 8 weeks old in 5 days! I cant wait and your videos have been preparing me for whats to come so thank you sooo much! I do have a question - I notice you are just enforcing behaviors in this video without any commands associated with that behavior. Why is that exactly? How will the dog know what you want him to do without the commands? Thank you!
Thats a good question! If you watch my hands, my hands are giving visual signals. So you can turn the luring gestures into visual signals, and then add a verbal signal when you see the behavior start to happen reliably. Here is a video of me training my chihuahua puppy and removing the lure and adding the verbal cue th-cam.com/video/tQPsdEDuQwg/w-d-xo.html Also we can reinforce behaviors such as waiting patiently for being told what to do. So when the dog sees me sitting there talking to the camera, or perhaps if you were a new puppy owner, talking to the neighbour while on a leash walk and we feed the puppy BEFORE they think to do other stuff like biting us or barking for attention when bored, we start to reinforce just waiting patiently and that becomes more likely to happen the next time you stop and talk to a neighbor or for me, when I talk to the camera.
@@kikopup Thank you so much for taking the time for a detailed reply! Thanks for the great pointers! Much appreciated!
Hi I know this is a old video, but what age I can train my mini pincher she two months old and she like to bite everything and she is so Active.
Can you give me some advice ? Thank you so much
Are your border collies Showline or working line border collies? Sorry if my English is bad I am from Germany :) love your videos!!!!
mainly working line, splashes dad was AKC, wish is the grand daughter of splashes brother. This new puppy is a rehome from mexico, probably he has some of both.
any advice for trying to train two puppies? both about 10 weeks old, chihuahuas, at the moment i basically only try to train one at a time because if they're both out and around they distract each other too much and won't pay anyone any mind
Can I use all the meal of the puppy for the training session ? It seems that you give yours a lot of food during training session.
Hi Emily, I am also a week into having a 9 week old Shollie, and she won't stop biting, so I can't even get a brush near her. Or really have her sitting in front of me in an open room without going bonkers trying to run around. I'm so exhausted, and all of the training videos I see on youtube show a relatively well-behaved puppy like yours reacting well to treats (Joonie doesn't react to treats), so I can't find any really helpful advice. Do you (or anyone) have any advice, please?
Also I’m sure you’ve got some great name ideas, but I wanted to suggest Yin as a credit to Vet behaviorist Sophia Yin.
Oh gosh that's a great name!
Wonderful video! Ok today is the first day I'm starting this training session!
I would like to ask your opinion on something. Every night at about 11-12 or even 1 o clock my puppy wakes up and gets super energetic running around, zoomies, banging on furniture, biting the couch, biting me aggressively if I get in his way. This may stop at about 2 or even 3 am. I live at an apartment so I will probably get kicked out if this continues to go on.
My puppy is 2,5 month's old and I adopted him about 10 days ago.
Could you please suggest what to do or even tell me what videos of yours to check out?
Excuse my English!
Respect and love from Greece.
I have a pup who loves to do zoomies. I increased his walks and he now has three walks a day. He still has zoomies but only in the daytime and he sleeps through the night. Good luck.
@@tulsisevadasi Thank you very much for the help! The vet told us to wait until she is done with her first three shots until we take her for a walk. So I try to play with her as much as I can indoors! One more month to go!
@@yiannoulaa.6580 This is probably why its so extreme. I suggest going to an empty car parking lot to go for walks. Or walk places dogs do not frequent. Basically you need your puppy to stay away from places where dogs and wild animals have been, but not people. I suggest also going for walks where you carry your puppy and then put the puppy down on a blanket as this is perfectly fine to do as no diseases will get to your puppy in the air or sitting on a blanket. This way you can socialize your puppy. Also your puppy can be with fully vaccinated dogs, so you can visit the yards of friends with adult vaccinated dogs that are friendly, they can keep them on leash if you are unsure. And you can also visit the houses and yards of people with no dogs! :) th-cam.com/video/dU4tfOdTvnE/w-d-xo.html Heres a video on socializing during the times of covid
@@kikopup thank you SO MUCH! I'm so happy the guy on tik tok praises you at every opportunity! I found your channel from his recommendation and it was the best recommendation I could ever get! You are the best!
How would you work to bring calm before a training session. Our puppies are the same age mine is very excitable with any sort of interaction.
th-cam.com/video/Ywr58SkTsYM/w-d-xo.html This exercise.
How many of these sessions do you do a day?
I know i’m not the poster, but with my BC puppy after every nap we’d do a 5-10 minute session and spend the rest of the time playing. But this is just for structured lessons. Teaching leave it, drop it is an active all time thing and making sure pups know what they can and cannot interact with is a daily 24/7 thing. A lot of work, but it pays off after that first year is up!
well today this was the only training session, because I have a lot of dogs, there is a lot of management training, so feeding for ignoring wish and halo playing with their frisbees and then just interacting with the puppy, not training but calmly interacting. I generally do about 5-10 mins of training a day with my dogs. Sometimes just a tiny 2 min session but with a puppy at least 5 mins total a day, if I cant think of anything to train I work on handling grooming or balance work
With a lone puppy the answer that has more short training, then play is IMHO more practical.
If you don't actively lead, they will find ways to grab attention and burn their energy.
The other dogs will be trainers too!
are all these treats and kibbles healthy for the pup? any recommendations for a Cavapoo?
Freeze dried single ingredient/minimal ingredient human grade meat 5 percent of diet per day
I’m desperate, how to find a good trainer in Las Vegas. My Aussies ( litter mates) 7 months old, lunge at and act like they want to attack other dogs, children. They are much worst if together. Also, if anyone comes to the door they are out of control. I’m afraid of choosing a trainer without a referral after looking on internet and seeing bad things. Do you have a list or any suggestions?
How do you train him to be calm around your other dogs, my puppy is very excited when she sees my older dog who doesn't really like her, so what I do is keep them in separate rooms and then do settles together a few times a day but it doesn't feel quite right or enough.
I can't have them loose also because she bites my older dog's back when playing and this is my main issue with her otherwise she is amazing at training, learns so fast 😀😃
I suggest that you dont let them play. I have a dog Wish who is scared when dogs go near her face as well as when they use their mouth to play, So I just let my puppy play with the dogs who like it and with dogs who dont, I work on games of just settling together, walking together without bothering eachother, taking turns taking treats, and I interrupt every time the puppy goes for the other dog. Its harder if they have already played a bit.. its much easier to start if they never got to play. But just keep it up. What can happen is around 6-9 months when the puppy is more adult they might start to play and bond more but I would just teach them to ignore eachother for now, or at least during the puppy teeth phase!
@@kikopup Thank you 😊
Watching this video I realize how much easier it is to live with a cat! Cats teach us humans how to behave! I've been well trained!
Lol my oldest chihuahua does the same, I am well trained, she always won't let me get away with ignoring her requests hehe.
My 9 week old border collie puppy now goes to the toilet within 3ft of the area she eats She's very intelligent 👍
you Should name your puppy Tucker it’s a good name for a puppy
Thanks for the suggestion! I still trying out different names so it's much appreciated