How To Teach Your Dog To Walk PERFECTLY To Heel!
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- How To Teach Your Dog To Walk PERFECTLY To Heel! If you are struggling to deal with your dog not walking to heel, Will gives a great demonstration of how to get your dog to walk to heel.
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Perfect timing! Been watching you for a while and I just adopted a beautiful 5-yo German Shepherd, great dog but loves pulling on the lead. Absolutely love how you demonstrate your drills on dogs that need training, not highly trained dogs!
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Well 2 years later now , how is it going between you and the dog
You are absolutely right: with my Golden (our first dog) we spent a lot of time teaching sit, stay etc, and he does a wonderfull job at those. But next time, I would spend more time on heel from the beginning. Thanks for this video, because it was the only frustrating part about walking. Not that he’s the “pull your arm out of the socket” kind of pulling, but just enough wanting to walk ahead to be annoying.
I love these videos! I think these ones where you go at the shelter and work/assess more adult dogs it is a lot more helpful even for a puppy owner (or future puppy owner like me). Thanks Will!
I love her so much! What a wonderful girl!
Hi Once again a fab Teaching tutorial with Excellent end results thanks for posting all the best Lin 🐕
A real dog trainer on youtube?? Thank god
I love the walking tune up to develop that relationship. The only thing is we can only do it for about 5 minutes, not because my pup is done but because I find myself getting dizzy doing so many turns! lol
Great video as always I would love to see a video on dog body language to help with looking for aggression etc for when socialising my puppy to other dogs
What was in the bladder? BTW think your great with dogs, learning so much, thanks a lot. 👍🏻
Good video as usual!
You are amazing!
Great video this is so helpful to us a dog owner.,because I have a dog mochi a basset hound she's so funny.. Keep safe every one.
I'm a teacher and your style, attitude and love really make sense to me. When I was learning to teach, one of the most important takeaways/lessons I ever got was to always be true to your own personality in the way you teach, if it's not in line with your outlook, it will never be as effective as when it is. From a purely teacher-centred point of view, I would be very interested in seeing you work with a variety of human personalities; helping them to help their dog have the very best relationship with them.
Hello from Texas 🤠❤️
I love your work. I've been trying this technique with my lab/springer cross but it seems to make her extremely excited (even if I use a tone that isn't exciting). Any suggestions? 🙏🏻
That thumbnail is genius - bearded man about to be eaten by Malinois-puppy :-) Great video as always!
Hi Alexandra
Will, it would be lovely if you could get you hands on a hovawart for a video. They tend to have their own head and it would be great to hear an opinion on the dog from someone with tons of experience :)
My guy Hugo has been making great progress applying a balanced approach to behaviour adjustment. One thing I've noticed on our walks (aside from my arm not being 4 inches longer than when I went out) is a significant drop in scent marking. I guess hes not feeling the need to say "Hey other dogs! This here is my turf, watch out!!"
I’ve noticed this too. My Aussie border collie used to go absolutely nuts to mark her territory. I’m talking every 3 feet she was stopping and sniffing to mark. Once I took control of our walks and got her engaged with me, marking went down to basically zero.
I think you’re right. The marking seems to be an act of anxiety out of fear of other dogs
@@PRICEX is there anything you do specifically to reduce this? I recently adopted a senior pup two weeks ago and he was only recently neutered (at age 10, the previous owners didn't unfortunately). scent/pee marking is still happening pretty consistently especially when we pass other dogs.
Hey Will, I'm looking into getting a Canis Panther and I'd like some literature to help start properly. Besides your courses, what books should I buy? And what should I look for in a trainer? Love your content! Thanks:)
So, my golden instantly goes to the end of the leash and pulls HARD the whole walk. I think this constant turning paired with “let’s go” might be what I’m missing. I’m going to try some backyard training.
How did it go?
@@kingofthetrolls5435 The training, plus an anti-pull harness, did the trick.
I wish some of this worked on my male Rotterman he’s fine with in the house but lead walking he’s a nightmare with pulling. And jumps up a lot. I’m at my wits end and trainers are just so expensive 😢
That “let’s go” and turn technique works pretty well with my 6mo beauceron puppy. Except 10-20 meters after we’re done she goes back to being in front and (gently) pulling a bit. So it works very well and she’s engaged when we do it but then it doesn’t stick with her on the rest of our walk. What to do?
My lab does the same, knows the command and will do it for a treat, but then pulls foward again.
keep doing it over and over again! consistency is key. if you do it every time she pulls, it'll teach that EVERY time she pulls is unacceptable, not just certain times/the first time.
I have the same issue... I try to remind myself a 6mo is still a puppy and right now I am just trying to set up the foundation and relationship between us to tune the walk as she develops and learns what to expect from me. From watching these videos I have had such high expectations for my new pup and I have to temper them back a bit and have patience when training.
@@couchbug was this your experience and is this how you corrected the behaviour?
When I do it with my dog when he starts to take the lead I give a quick pop on the lead and he stops until I catch up then when he does it again I direction change and just give a pop when ever I feel my arm going in a direction that isn’t by my side
Thank you for putting words to this way and outcome of heele... Notice my dog picked up heel this way and thought I just got lucky!! 😂😂😂 Meanwhile it was just alpha pack mentality...
What was that from the bladder? Stones of some sort?
Yeah all bladder stones poor girl 😢
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I always took the food away from my mastiff and “eat” of it before I gave it again. I often tell her to drop it when she eat a juicy meet bone, and she drop it without complaining. So maybe I’m on my way to be a good leader! 🤔
Will, I’ve been trying your method to stop a dog from pulling on the lead. I have a fourteen month English Springer and she pulls with the strength of a German Shepherd. I’ve been using this method for several weeks and she just doesn’t seem to be getting it. She’s already pulled a muscle in my arm and the training has become very painful for me. Any suggestions?
Have you downloaded the bootcamp or puppy course?
What also helped me was teaching the heel position in the house and then using it outside
@@zainwayne No I haven’t, I’ve just watched Will’s TH-cam video and I followed it to the letter. I’ve already purchased training lessons from three different trainers and she’s still pulling like a little demon. I’m only in receipt of a state pension and sadly there’s a limit to what I can afford these days.
@@07cliver have you tried to just stop walking if she pulls. Only walk if the lead is loose?
@@thalassophile1665 yes I have tried that but she’s so exuberant and raring to go that she pulls constantly. I guess I’ll just have to persevere and try that and Will’s method combined.
I have a terrier mix that I have the same issue with. I'm doing the exact same thing with him as all the other dogs. They pick it up within a week and my terrier isn't after two months! I keep rewatching all of Will's videos trying to figure out what I'm missing.
Is your treat bag going to be available soon?
Hi Sinead
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I cant believe that was in her bladder. Im shocked, that poor little girl. How lucky they found that!!
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I have an 8 month old german wirehaired pointer, she's absolutely stunning, however she is also the WORST pulling dog on a lead. I've tried everything. Spent weeks of consistently doing the let's go and turn, tried every possible contraption that the Internet has available and nothing works. She knows all of the basic obedience drills like sit, stand, down, paw, her recall is also very good...but NOTHING has so far stopped her from being a serial puller.
I suppose my question is have you ever had a case where seemingly nothing works!?
How much do you think sunglasses affect you ability to communicate as your eyes are hidden?
Why did you use prong collar on a ten month old pup recently? Now youve changed strategy on an older dog..