Thank you! You read online all the time how huskies are independent and need to be "dominated". But as a soft-spoken woman, I've found the opposite. You build a relationship, have patience, lots of exercise, and fun. It's never a surprise that the "balanced" dog trainers always have them on their list of dogs they don't like to train because they can be emotional and independent and playful and definitely wouldn't respond well to force. But no dog does. It's just like with kids. Some kids handle poor parenting with the appearance of good behavior, other kids act out or don't comply, but they're all damaged by dominating tactics that lack patience and thoughtfulness and are rooted in an awful mentality.
I have encountered this as well at the dog daycare I work at the huskies come to me for attention and avoid my coworkers who are always yelling and reprimending them.
I used to have a slightly toxic attitude about training. I've never been what I'd consider abusive, but I've never been afraid to force submission. My curret rescue was horribly traumatized, and is highly intelligent besides. I could tell immediately my old tactics wouldn't work. She shut down, didn't want to listen, would avoid me. She taught me to build trust and love, and the obedience comes. Now I wouldn't do it any other way. Love you Cleo🐾
Yes it absolutely is more about just dogs. You called out Shield Canine and now he's calling you out. You should take up his offer Zak. I'd love to watch.
@@Erin_29 to me, this guy is someone who promotes violence towards animals, not someone I would ever associate with in a professional capacity. My record and reputation speaks for itself.
Zak do you have any videos with lots of distractions like other dogs, people, cats birds etc? Also can you post a video with a dog off leash in a busy environment?
Of course not. He is absolutely ridiculous and very threatened. I would be too if I was a dog trainer that couldn’t show results. This video is fucking hilarious.
@ 100%. Zak is a scammer, a joke. Read our back and forth comments. Zak is trying to use insane unlogical logic on me, a balanced dog trainer who actually gets results, and cares about the wellbeing of dogs. I get what you mean how the video is hilarious, however it is also dangerous to those who don't know better and believe his propaganda. People will see this video and then refuse proper, balanced help to dogs on death row that could have been easily saved by the guidance of a proper, balanced dog trainer. Zak is plain dangerous.
I’m guessing this is targeted towards a certain trainer I follow. Show me one of the dogs he trains that are scared for their life and not happy to work. Then also show me any of your dogs walking down the busy street without your collar and leash on ( which is a restraint and a negative reinforcer). If your purely positive you would take the collar off your dogs neck and stop restraining them from the world and put your training to the test. And you would make an easy 50k by doing just that… but let’s be honest the only thing you’ll be doing is making videos calling everyone who has common sense “alpha males” lol which is too funny.
Dominance training is exactly that - about dominating a dog into submission, through pain. Your work teaches us to work in co-operation with dogs. There is a world of difference, and you are right - it speaks to how you behave in every relationship. Thank you for what you do Zak.
Zack, can you walk side to side with an alpha male to see the difference in training? With no video editing from both ends. I know one of them offered 50k in cash. I know you don't need the money, but you can donate it to charity.
Heard Zak George got offered a $50k challenge to walk his dog through NYC for a 1/2h against a balanced trainers IGP dog and hasn’t taken him up on it? I’ll donate my mentally sound, competition experienced but easily distracted catahoula dog he can train specifically for the comp….
Unfortunately there are still trainers who still use old styles including dominance. Dog training is not regulated either. I just ran into a lady with a great pyr mis rescue and the trainer she found told her to put a shock collar on. I'm so glad I met her because I was able to refer her to 3 channels, Zac, mccann and Susan garrett. All have the same positive philosophy.
Why not just take Haz up on his challenge? What's the big deal if you're so sure you got everything under wraps and are the better trainer? Show us. No more of this passive aggressive back and forth (you mostly, Haz is very direct which is why he's respectable).
it really is the easiest win in the world for Zak to see his fun loving happy go lucky pup skip along while Haz's shepherd cowers in fear nervously glancing upwards reluctantly awaiting the next demand. Think of how much reputational damage this would do to the barbarian dog trainers out there
I love the way you address this issue going on within the dog training world. Simple truth was all you used while showing proof. Bravo 👏. I hope this video will help change many minds on the matter.
Good video, the point of which will unfortunately be missed or dismissed entirely by many. Remember folks, Zak is not accusing _everyone_ who trains dogs by force of being abusive to humans as well. Nor is he calling them all terrible people etc. He is simply asking you to think about patterns and correlations here and alternative options. Many men tend to get defensive when confronted with historical (and current) facts about the patriarchy, but I implore those men to take a few moments to really THINK why those defenses kick in! Aggression is unfortunately never the right way forward.
What I love about this (and hate at the same time) is that it's coming from a man who is a professional dog trainer, using positive reinforcement training! I'm a woman and a professional dog trainer using the same methodologies, and have been saying all of this for over 20 years! I'm often feeling like I'm banging my head against a wall. People, please wake up, we ALL need to do this for the sake of our animals. Thanks for all that you do Zak!!
1:34 damn that Dog Looks really confident and happy...😂😂😂 I think that must be one of those tough shepherds Type dogs, which dont show any suppression when they got abused 😂
This feels like it was targeted at a specific, well known dog trainer with his own show, and I’m absolutely here for it. Our pets are family and they deserve to be treated with respect, not being forced to live their lives in fear. Thank you for this.
Okie.... explain to me (as a i am a balanced trainers and do use e collars) why do i put it around my neck and give the remote to my clients to teach them how to use it... It's easy for us to do it , it's our job... i've been a positive only trainer, and then i've met people -> no time , no effort ,no will to understand , just wanting me to fix it (for those owners ofcourse e collars are banned by me!) , i don't believe in dominance over dogs and true dominance between dogs is rare . Tell me where am i wrong , when my dogs(dogs that i have trained) are just as happy and never abused , and actually leading lives they never could before i went balanced training ... I'm a result driven guy , if you have something that is truelly special, short of use 8 hours a day doing training and having a malinoix x, that's already tired and pretty low drive for the breed ,that functions on video , how do you do that in an hour a day and better yet how do owners learn to do it?(which is the main reason i went balanced ... i can do it , owners can't) this is not a snub (although i do resent a bit being lumped in with alpha trainers though ), i really want to know .... but all i see is that we beat or shock the dogs into submision while 98% of the time we do the same thing P.S. Once again , i do understand that there are monsters that just abuse dogs , especially where i live , where the first thing is they put a choke collar and start yanking... and i agree with you , but thats not all of us... and it's kind of insulting to be honest , because i've heard a strawman arguments about force free as well and don't buy it , the same way i don't buy your words unless you can clearly answer my questions above
Very good points that likely goes over alpha bros heads as they immediately go to what about this or that in order to defend their practices snd behaviors.
I came from a family that owned only owned retrievers. My parents always blamed the dog when he didn’t listen but never asked why. Later I had a situation where a “problem” husky fell into my lap as my first dog. When dog trainers didn’t work I found Zak George. 6 years later now the best behaved dog in my family and looks to me for guidance when unsure. I decided that if I wanted her to respect me I needed to teach her respect by showing it. All the people who told me that she was a lost cause now ask how I did it. All dogs at their core want to be good it’s just a matter of communication, trust and effort on our part.
Bruh. Im hella alpha walking my dog while dispensing treats and praising her in a silly voice. When you see a man not afraid to look stupid while training you better watch out. That mans not afraid of anything 💪💪
I really wish some of the trainers out there would try to take on board a more positive approach in their training. It is really about educating yourself in a new approach to dog training and finding the correct trainers to learn from. People are to easily brain washed into certain distasteful training techniques just because they haven’t found the right path of their educational journey.
90% of balanced dog training is positive. Corrections and punishments from tools are mostly to refine what has been taught with primarily positive reinforcement or to fix severe behavior problems. And most people who use e-collars aren't out there frying their dogs for not recalling - most of the time just a vibration is used to get the dogs attention as a correction instead of a shock. By using balanced methods, you'll end up with a dog who can listen intently around distractions and have a super solid temperament. You can think whatever you want about different methods of dog training, but sometimes you've just gotta look at the dog! Dogs belonging to balanced trainers like STSK9, American Standard K9 and Shield K9 are extremely enthusiastic and clearly trust their handlers. E-collars can be misused in a way in which they are indeed abusive and cause a dog stress and pain, but when used correctly, they are great tools. I don't believe that one approach to dog training will fit every dog, but just because a method isn't necessarily what you'd use on your dog, doesn't mean it's bad!
True. In Europe there is a list of certified behaviourists and trainers. In the Netherlands for example you have to do internship along with an approved education with certain standards, and only then you get an official registration. So people can look on that list to find an actual trainer / behaviourist with a proper education and work experience. Should be like that everywhere.
@@aussieoutbackfarm Zak isnt from Europe 😉 He is from the UK en the UK isnt europe. I'm not a fan of him as well, but thats not the point. What has he to do with EU certifications and this topic? Nothing. Why bring him up? Doesnt make sense at all.
@@DisforDogs1 I'm saying in other videos, he bashes other dog trainers for not having certifications, yet he has none himself. Not that self-taught is an issue, but it just goes to show that Zak is a hypocrite.
@@aussieoutbackfarm I dont know, I should look that up to verivy. But claiming and actually having is of course a huge difference, I dont know about UK certificates. But the point was, in Europe we have such lists and the people get evaluated after education, not once but every X period (not very long) as well to stay on the list. We are expected to keep up to date and keep learning about the newest research which isnt a bad thing. Never go blind because science isnt always right, but its very important to keep up, have conversations with other trainers and keep your own experience in mind snd your own logic. That combined is the most chance of succes and safety.
Practicing communicating gently with dogs has added extra advantages. By making my mind quiet and speaking softly, I can get bees to do what I want. If a bee is buzzing round the kitchen I can just nod softly towards the door to the garden and they go straight out.
Why so many cuts in the video, no off leash?? “Lead laws” go somewhere where your allowed to be off lead then. Where’s the other dogs? Comon bud you can’t fool the real ones. This is not even close to real world training. What a joke of a person and a trainer. Take the offer. Then you might get some sort of respect. Not just clouding it by rainbow world bs
We knew a dog like Wallace once, who was a very obedient dog for her “alpha dog” owner who taught her that problems are solved with strength, fear, and violence. It was only natural that when my 4mo puppy poked his nose through the doorway, her response to this novelty was to attack him.
the amount of positive only trainers that have all these stories about how fear and violence is terrorising dogs because of all these alpha dog owners, and yet over 90% of dogs I come across are completely untrained flying around harrassing other dogs, wildlife, pulling their owners to the ground
I'm pro positive reinforcement, and I've been training my puppy using your tips and techniques with great results. So a big thank you!!! I'm 99% on board with you. I would love to see you working with a hunting dog someday, like a GSP, and show us how reliable an intact teenage off-leash hunting dog can be with only positive reinforcement training method. Especially when encountering dangerous wildlife unexpectedly (bear, porcupine, coyote, moose, a fox or hare suddenly dashing out, etc). Then I will be 100% on board with you and throw my $1200 e-collar in the trash. This is not sarcastic. I'm very sincere, and once again, thank you for your work.
I have many videos with working dogs dealing with wildlife distractions. Don’t let me be your only source for being on board. Do your own independent research to understand the issue👍👍
@@zakgeorge I believe there's a 50.000 dollar challenge offered to you by another well known trainer but instead of accepting or declining, you just went for ad hominim
@@zakgeorge thanks for the reply. I just watched many of your wilderness videos. Not exactly what i had in mind but appreciate the effort, and I still learned something useful so thanks again. I’m still keeping my e-collar for now. It’s like until compostable bags are reliable enough, plastic bags are here to stay, unfortunately. When I see my dog is half a mile from me and barking on the GPS device, I need to be able to push a button to call him back. And my dog is not even a hound who works a lot further from human. My e collar is designed to track and communicate with dogs from 9 miles away. Many hunters have multiple dogs running and hunting at full speed while the hunter following them from a vehicle. I’m sure you know more about this than I do. We don’t like cars and planes running on fossil fuels, but in order to render them obsolete, there needs to be more innovation and development.
If Zak spent more time saving dogs on deaths row, people would start following his methods, and stop looking up to balanced trainers for guidance. Why won't he do it? My guess it that he simply can't.
You're absolutely correct here. I'd have no problem with Zak if he wasn't constantly bashing balanced trainers and just admitted that his techniques work for giving puppies and dogs with a sound temperament basic training but they're totally ineffective on dogs with severe behavioral issues.
@ApocalypticK9Art 100%. There are other purely positive trainers that although I don't agree with everything they say and do, they speak their mind, but state facts and not just bash others. I respect those people, hugely. How I wish I could say the same about Zak.
I learned how to properly teach dogs with care and kindness from your videos, and my relationship with my german shep has never been stronger. Thank you!!
Hows shade. And also ontop of that that dog didnt look confident at all could very easily be because you took him out into a stressful inviroment before he was ready? Doenst sound so positive/forcefree only now does it?
Doesn't say how to train the damn dog. Mostly hot air. In the meanwhile working dogs and competition dogs continue to be trained using balanced training. Which is mostly positive training, with some corrections thrown in (I've seen ratios of reward to correction anywhere between 10:1 to 3:1. Balanced trainers are not monsters).
Funny how the alpha bros gathered here and on your Facebook page, bashing you in desperation, because their egos got hurt. Basically confirming what you're saying.
I know you "don't want to associate with a fear trainer" or whatever you call Haz Othman, but you should do it just once. Shut this argument down forever. Both sides are very curious to see the results. Walk away with $50k (or give it to me if you don't want it lol) You don't even have to beat Haz, just match him. He said so himself. Do it 1 time to prove a point then never again. I will throw out my e-collar, my prong collar, Haz's book, and unsubscribe from his youtube and instagram channels if you do this and at least match his skill. I will promote you instead of him. Just one time. Just this once. Then when you say "You won't associate with fear trainers or alpha bros" it doesn't sound like a scared excuse.
Love how you handle the dog with love, kindness & respect. That's how I have raised my 3 labs & one Dachshund too. They are wonderful & very loving dogs.
Still waiting for you to bring in a highly reactive/aggressive dog needing rehabilitation, and show us how you handle things step by step. Easy going, highly intelligent breeds are easy. ❤
Lol, come on! Before Wallace and Shade, you guys have been insisting Zak "finally" try his art on a Cane Corso or a Malinois. Now that he has - and with great success - he needs to find yet MORE difficult dogs?
@alexandradittmann8588 Yes, but he's still gone on temperament. None of them have been 'difficult' dogs. Pretty standard dog training. He goes on a lot about these other trainers but the dogs they handle are on a different scale entirely. I'm genuinely interested to see George's methods when rehabilitating a dog that is truly 'difficult'/reactive.
The thing is, I don’t view dogs as difficult. I get to know the individual and prioritize keeping them under threshold and non-aggressive in the first place. I know how to not provoke them in other words so that we can address underlying causes ethically.
@alexandradittmann8588 Shade? The Cane Corso puppy from a year ago? That he is still posting "puppy" videos of - and when he is asked for more recent vids ( as the pup should be full size now) he either ignores or says Shade is doing great. No vids of results of his training, etc. Why not plan a visit with Shade's owners, Zak? Or show a video from them of how 'great' he is doing now that he is full size! Then maybe people will be more willing to believe you 🙄
I love this because i want my puppos head filled with nothing but good/happy memories - not fear. This video is helpful because so many people out there in videos are arguing over training methods right now its crazy and confusing when you have ppl telling you, "you need a newspaper or whatever other things that make my gut instincts scream." It makes me question myself constantly and I hate it.
I am a balanced dog trainer. Please know that I would NEVER use a newspaper to hit a dog. Nor would I ever accept someone doing it in front of me. Sadly, a lot of people think that balanced dog trainers are cruel, uncaring people. Well you're wrong, at least about me.
@@aussieoutbackfarm I truly didn't mean that against you - that has actually come from ppl in my immediate life that aren't dog trainers and go by the old methods of handling it themselves 😔 and I refuse. I get advice from trainers and ppl like my husband or friends etc. the part from the trainers I get is a lot of mixed info saying that I should do this or that and then another trainer disagrees and says no don't this way so it's all very difficult and comes down to a personal decision bottom line for everyone seeking help from professional trainers. There are so many different things being said - it seems like trainer wars going on 😔. I sincerely apologize for coming off sounding like I was implying you or any other trainer has told me I should use a newspaper. I should have clarified that better.
0:07 in the video. What was that? It was a correction. A necessary and in my opinion a bit too harsh correction that Zak tried to hide. ZAK IS NOT A ZERO-CORRECTION TRAINER.
@@zakgeorge Exactly. The dog hit the end of the leash. That itself is a firm correction that teaches the dog not to hit the end of the leash. As a trainer myself, when I give a "leash correction", that is almost always what it is. The dog hits the end of the leash, comes back and then I reward it. You, Zak, are a balanced dog trainer. The proof is in the first 7 seconds of your video. I guess you are now wishing you had edited out that part out. Thank you for keeping it in. Furthermore, in my training, I am always very careful to make sure dogs do not hit the end of the leash too harshly, unlike you.
@ Hitting the end of the leash isn’t a ‘correction’, it’s just a consequence of movement. A correction requires intent, meaning the handler deliberately applies leash pressure to decrease a behavior. In this case, Wallace reached the end of the leash on his own. I didn’t pop the leash, apply pressure, or manipulate him in any way. If a dog walks into a glass door, did the door ‘correct’ them? No, it was just a physical boundary. The difference between force-based training and modern training is that I don’t need to use the leash as a punishment tool. Wallace learns through reinforcement and management, not through being physically corrected.
@@zakgeorge Who ever said that a correction requires intent from the handler? The actual definition of a correction is: "a change that rectifies an error or inaccuracy". Using your logic about a dog walking into a glass door, then yes, the door did correct the dog. Passing a physical boundary and getting stopped by it is a correction, in fact it is one of the most natural types of corrections. For some reason, you think that a balanced dog trainer giving a correction, has to involve the trainer doing something to bring that correction upon the dog. Well you're wrong. I personally, am a balanced dog trainer myself, and I can assure you that Wallace hitting the end of the leash was what I would call a strong correction, in fact a lot stronger than I would normally use and advocate for. As I have previously explained, a lot of times with reactive dogs that haven't been socialised much, I will have the dog on a leash and let it hit the end of the leash by itself (NOT me popping the leash), then the dog comes back and get rewarded. If you say a "purely positive" dog trainer can let the dog hit the end of the leash and still call themselves a "purely positive" trainer, then I must be able to call myself an "almost-always purely positive" trainer, as I hardly ever apply pressure to the leash.
One of the points in this video should be obvious. I would never consider associating with anyone promoting methods that are harmful to dog welfare. This is in some game or competition, this is about the treatment of dogs in our custody.
Good video, but I had to put it on mute after the first minute 😅 Literally every balanced trainer I know, including me, would train a dog the same way you did here for the environments and situations you show here. You have a highly trainable young dog therefore there is no reason to train differently. No respectable dog trainer, balanced or otherwise would force anything on the dog you have here. FF training can go a long way with a trainable dog and normal day to day situations. That's the perfect way and the way balanced dog trainers I know would choose. 💜
@ I want him to warm me when a stranger comes to my door but how do I train him to stop barking?? I have panic attacks & he helps me through crowds but he’s protective of my house.
@@BevSpar unfortunately Zak probably won't answer your question because he knows he can't help. Zak's stuff may sound all good, but he NEVER works with actually extremely fear aggressive dogs. He never works with dogs that are about to be put down if their behaviour can't be helped. Zak is all talk no do. He goes on and on bashing trainers for not having university certificates in dog behaviour, yet he doesn't have any himself. He also loves using fancy words to describe a very simple thing, causing people to think he is such an expert, but I can see right through that. He is very strong speaking out against Dog Daddy, which I mostly agree with him doing, howeer when DD offered many times to give Zak thousands of dollars to have a debate, Zak won't do it. DD and Zak are both as bad as each other, just in different ways. Bash me all you like, people. God bless you all and your wonderful doggos.
@ Maybe you should actually have a talk with one of these trainers in a 1 to 1 conversation, privately, and actually come from a place of understanding. You seem to only want to spread your opinion & never care to listen to what anybody else has to say about it, despite them having the results & being able to prove their dogs mental health is fine.
So you're telling me every balanced trainer on earth is doing it because they like to feel masculine? Not to mention that you demonise balanced training and act as if its 100% corrections/positive punishment. Alot of these studies you hide behind are based off of surveys and are extremely biased. Theres a reason that these studies are made by vetinary behaviourists, its because they know they can charge you a fortune to put your dog on meds. Also someone who has a sponsor on every video and only trains 5 dogs a year (You) are more likely to promote this softly softly approach because you can make more money selling treats and toys in a monthly subscription compared to balanced trainers who might recommend a specific lead. And to top all of that, there is no scientific consensus on dog training anyway, watch ivan balabanovs video on it if you arent convinced. Unlike zak he actually shows the science hes referring to.
Oooo, provocative title, I like it! The alpha bros are no doubt shaking their heads in horror watching this, wondering how on Earth you can responsibly handle and train a Malinois X - a juvenile male, no less - without at LEAST a nice Herm Sprenger 2,25 mm prong collar on his neck. Well... turns out you CAN, because you SHOW it. Wallace isn't going after people or vehicles, he's not ripping into other dogs, AND he's obviously enjoying his training sessions with you. All that on "the-tool-from-hell-manufactured-by-demons-to-make-dogs-pull" aka the infamous HARNESS.
@alexandradittmann8588 I love a good harness. I like the ones with a front clip best because I am disabled and need a bit of extra help if the dog gets excited. I don’t use collars anymore since harnesses improved so much.
I AM A BALANCED DOG TRAINER. I NEVER USE FORCE TO MAKE THE DOG WANT TO STOP A BEHAVIOUR. WHY DO YOU PUT ALL DOG TRAINERS THAT USE CORRECTIONS IN THE SAME CATAGORY
@@Erin_29 exactly, "physically correcting ITSELF"!! Understand the difference between that, and a HANDLER using intentional brute force or pain. No force is coming from Zac here.
Thank you! You read online all the time how huskies are independent and need to be "dominated". But as a soft-spoken woman, I've found the opposite. You build a relationship, have patience, lots of exercise, and fun. It's never a surprise that the "balanced" dog trainers always have them on their list of dogs they don't like to train because they can be emotional and independent and playful and definitely wouldn't respond well to force. But no dog does. It's just like with kids. Some kids handle poor parenting with the appearance of good behavior, other kids act out or don't comply, but they're all damaged by dominating tactics that lack patience and thoughtfulness and are rooted in an awful mentality.
Well said! ❤❤❤
I have to second that - well said!
I have encountered this as well at the dog daycare I work at the huskies come to me for attention and avoid my coworkers who are always yelling and reprimending them.
I used to have a slightly toxic attitude about training.
I've never been what I'd consider abusive, but I've never been afraid to force submission. My curret rescue was horribly traumatized, and is highly intelligent besides. I could tell immediately my old tactics wouldn't work. She shut down, didn't want to listen, would avoid me. She taught me to build trust and love, and the obedience comes. Now I wouldn't do it any other way.
Love you Cleo🐾
😢 That was a touching story. Building a relationship is really the best way to go and you did great.
Something tells me this is about more than just dogs. Thank you for posting and for always being a truly dog-loving trainer!
Thanks for noticing! 🙏
Yes it absolutely is more about just dogs. You called out Shield Canine and now he's calling you out. You should take up his offer Zak. I'd love to watch.
@@Erin_29 to me, this guy is someone who promotes violence towards animals, not someone I would ever associate with in a professional capacity. My record and reputation speaks for itself.
@@zakgeorge okay. Have a good one.
@@zakgeorge Great excuse mate you're just scared because he will simply prove you wrong
Zak do you have any videos with lots of distractions like other dogs, people, cats birds etc? Also can you post a video with a dog off leash in a busy environment?
Of course not. He is absolutely ridiculous and very threatened. I would be too if I was a dog trainer that couldn’t show results.
This video is fucking hilarious.
@Velcro1997 He looks like he has good rapport with his dogs so should be easy for him to do. He also has lots of experience
@ 100%. Zak is a scammer, a joke. Read our back and forth comments. Zak is trying to use insane unlogical logic on me, a balanced dog trainer who actually gets results, and cares about the wellbeing of dogs.
I get what you mean how the video is hilarious, however it is also dangerous to those who don't know better and believe his propaganda. People will see this video and then refuse proper, balanced help to dogs on death row that could have been easily saved by the guidance of a proper, balanced dog trainer. Zak is plain dangerous.
I’m guessing this is targeted towards a certain trainer I follow. Show me one of the dogs he trains that are scared for their life and not happy to work. Then also show me any of your dogs walking down the busy street without your collar and leash on ( which is a restraint and a negative reinforcer). If your purely positive you would take the collar off your dogs neck and stop restraining them from the world and put your training to the test. And you would make an easy 50k by doing just that… but let’s be honest the only thing you’ll be doing is making videos calling everyone who has common sense “alpha males” lol which is too funny.
I don't care about the breed. That dog does not have "issues".
Dominance training is exactly that - about dominating a dog into submission, through pain. Your work teaches us to work in co-operation with dogs. There is a world of difference, and you are right - it speaks to how you behave in every relationship. Thank you for what you do Zak.
Zack, can you walk side to side with an alpha male to see the difference in training? With no video editing from both ends. I know one of them offered 50k in cash. I know you don't need the money, but you can donate it to charity.
It would be the easiest 50k for Zak. That alpha man has no chance. I know those secluded fields and side walks really help in training.
@ why doesn't Zak do the debate then if he thinks he can win anyway? The truth is, Zak knows that he has nothing to stand on.
He won’t put his money where his mouth is, he’s scared he’d loose control of his dog otherwise he’d just take that 50K win and call it a day
Heard Zak George got offered a $50k challenge to walk his dog through NYC for a 1/2h against a balanced trainers IGP dog and hasn’t taken him up on it?
I’ll donate my mentally sound, competition experienced but easily distracted catahoula
dog he can train specifically for the comp….
Unfortunately there are still trainers who still use old styles including dominance. Dog training is not regulated either. I just ran into a lady with a great pyr mis rescue and the trainer she found told her to put a shock collar on. I'm so glad I met her because I was able to refer her to 3 channels, Zac, mccann and Susan garrett. All have the same positive philosophy.
😅I'd like to see Zak train a Great Pry with his style of training. Have it fully off leash and recall on point. Hm that'd be fun to watch.
😂 take up Haz’s challenge in New York then, see how your dog goes.
He’s too scared.
Why not just take Haz up on his challenge? What's the big deal if you're so sure you got everything under wraps and are the better trainer?
Show us. No more of this passive aggressive back and forth (you mostly, Haz is very direct which is why he's respectable).
Zak is a coward. He knows that he really knows nothing, and so isn't willing to debate anyone, even for 50K.
it really is the easiest win in the world for Zak to see his fun loving happy go lucky pup skip along while Haz's shepherd cowers in fear nervously glancing upwards reluctantly awaiting the next demand. Think of how much reputational damage this would do to the barbarian dog trainers out there
@ I'm not saying I like Haz, but seriously, Zak is a coward not to take the 50k and do the debate.
I love the way you address this issue going on within the dog training world. Simple truth was all you used while showing proof. Bravo 👏. I hope this video will help change many minds on the matter.
Good video, the point of which will unfortunately be missed or dismissed entirely by many.
Remember folks, Zak is not accusing _everyone_ who trains dogs by force of being abusive to humans as well. Nor is he calling them all terrible people etc. He is simply asking you to think about patterns and correlations here and alternative options.
Many men tend to get defensive when confronted with historical (and current) facts about the patriarchy, but I implore those men to take a few moments to really THINK why those defenses kick in!
Aggression is unfortunately never the right way forward.
Keep speaking out Zak. I couldn't agree with you more. I am really grateful for you putting your voice out in the world.
Appreciate it!
What I love about this (and hate at the same time) is that it's coming from a man who is a professional dog trainer, using positive reinforcement training! I'm a woman and a professional dog trainer using the same methodologies, and have been saying all of this for over 20 years! I'm often feeling like I'm banging my head against a wall. People, please wake up, we ALL need to do this for the sake of our animals. Thanks for all that you do Zak!!
1:34 damn that Dog Looks really confident and happy...😂😂😂 I think that must be one of those tough shepherds Type dogs, which dont show any suppression when they got abused 😂
This feels like it was targeted at a specific, well known dog trainer with his own show, and I’m absolutely here for it. Our pets are family and they deserve to be treated with respect, not being forced to live their lives in fear. Thank you for this.
None of the dogs that this trainer you speak of live in fear.😅but you can believe what you will.
Haz dog looks a million times more happy to work with him than Zak with his dog
@@gilleslapedale0 Gage is 🔥 the definition of an amazing dog
Okie.... explain to me (as a i am a balanced trainers and do use e collars) why do i put it around my neck and give the remote to my clients to teach them how to use it... It's easy for us to do it , it's our job... i've been a positive only trainer, and then i've met people -> no time , no effort ,no will to understand , just wanting me to fix it (for those owners ofcourse e collars are banned by me!) , i don't believe in dominance over dogs and true dominance between dogs is rare . Tell me where am i wrong , when my dogs(dogs that i have trained) are just as happy and never abused , and actually leading lives they never could before i went balanced training ... I'm a result driven guy , if you have something that is truelly special, short of use 8 hours a day doing training and having a malinoix x, that's already tired and pretty low drive for the breed ,that functions on video , how do you do that in an hour a day and better yet how do owners learn to do it?(which is the main reason i went balanced ... i can do it , owners can't) this is not a snub (although i do resent a bit being lumped in with alpha trainers though ), i really want to know .... but all i see is that we beat or shock the dogs into submision while 98% of the time we do the same thing
P.S. Once again , i do understand that there are monsters that just abuse dogs , especially where i live , where the first thing is they put a choke collar and start yanking... and i agree with you , but thats not all of us... and it's kind of insulting to be honest , because i've heard a strawman arguments about force free as well and don't buy it , the same way i don't buy your words unless you can clearly answer my questions above
Very good points that likely goes over alpha bros heads as they immediately go to what about this or that in order to defend their practices snd behaviors.
Well done Zak
Perfectly explained
2:11 you even dont have his attention with a f**king frisbee under your arm 😂
I came from a family that owned only owned retrievers. My parents always blamed the dog when he didn’t listen but never asked why. Later I had a situation where a “problem” husky fell into my lap as my first dog. When dog trainers didn’t work I found Zak George. 6 years later now the best behaved dog in my family and looks to me for guidance when unsure. I decided that if I wanted her to respect me I needed to teach her respect by showing it. All the people who told me that she was a lost cause now ask how I did it. All dogs at their core want to be good it’s just a matter of communication, trust and effort on our part.
Bruh. Im hella alpha walking my dog while dispensing treats and praising her in a silly voice. When you see a man not afraid to look stupid while training you better watch out. That mans not afraid of anything 💪💪
I really wish some of the trainers out there would try to take on board a more positive approach in their training.
It is really about educating yourself in a new approach to dog training and finding the correct trainers to learn from.
People are to easily brain washed into certain distasteful training techniques just because they haven’t found the right path of their educational journey.
90% of balanced dog training is positive. Corrections and punishments from tools are mostly to refine what has been taught with primarily positive reinforcement or to fix severe behavior problems. And most people who use e-collars aren't out there frying their dogs for not recalling - most of the time just a vibration is used to get the dogs attention as a correction instead of a shock. By using balanced methods, you'll end up with a dog who can listen intently around distractions and have a super solid temperament. You can think whatever you want about different methods of dog training, but sometimes you've just gotta look at the dog! Dogs belonging to balanced trainers like STSK9, American Standard K9 and Shield K9 are extremely enthusiastic and clearly trust their handlers. E-collars can be misused in a way in which they are indeed abusive and cause a dog stress and pain, but when used correctly, they are great tools. I don't believe that one approach to dog training will fit every dog, but just because a method isn't necessarily what you'd use on your dog, doesn't mean it's bad!
The other problem is dog training is not regulated. So anyone can call themselves a dog trainer
True.
In Europe there is a list of certified behaviourists and trainers. In the Netherlands for example you have to do internship along with an approved education with certain standards, and only then you get an official registration.
So people can look on that list to find an actual trainer / behaviourist with a proper education and work experience.
Should be like that everywhere.
such as Zak, who bashes balanced dog trainers for having no certifications, yet Zak himself has ZERO. Zak is a hypocrite.
@@aussieoutbackfarm
Zak isnt from Europe 😉 He is from the UK en the UK isnt europe.
I'm not a fan of him as well, but thats not the point.
What has he to do with EU certifications and this topic? Nothing. Why bring him up? Doesnt make sense at all.
@@DisforDogs1 I'm saying in other videos, he bashes other dog trainers for not having certifications, yet he has none himself. Not that self-taught is an issue, but it just goes to show that Zak is a hypocrite.
@@aussieoutbackfarm I dont know, I should look that up to verivy.
But claiming and actually having is of course a huge difference, I dont know about UK certificates. But the point was, in Europe we have such lists and the people get evaluated after education, not once but every X period (not very long) as well to stay on the list. We are expected to keep up to date and keep learning about the newest research which isnt a bad thing. Never go blind because science isnt always right, but its very important to keep up, have conversations with other trainers and keep your own experience in mind snd your own logic. That combined is the most chance of succes and safety.
Practicing communicating gently with dogs has added extra advantages. By making my mind quiet and speaking softly, I can get bees to do what I want. If a bee is buzzing round the kitchen I can just nod softly towards the door to the garden and they go straight out.
Is bees your dogs name or are you tlaking abt actual bees cause if why do you keep bees like dogs-
@ Real bees buzzing in the air and at the window (which I don’t want to open in case the cat jumps out).
My dog is called Marzieh and she goes out just because she likes it (as long as it’s not raining).
Why so many cuts in the video, no off leash?? “Lead laws” go somewhere where your allowed to be off lead then. Where’s the other dogs? Comon bud you can’t fool the real ones. This is not even close to real world training. What a joke of a person and a trainer.
Take the offer. Then you might get some sort of respect. Not just clouding it by rainbow world bs
Your dog definitely looks calm and relaxed, the other guys dogs look like they have learned helplessness.
Go watch again, his dogs are super excited to work with him, no where do you see helplessness
😂😂😂😂 1:32 so this Looks calm and relaxed to you?
We knew a dog like Wallace once, who was a very obedient dog for her “alpha dog” owner who taught her that problems are solved with strength, fear, and violence. It was only natural that when my 4mo puppy poked his nose through the doorway, her response to this novelty was to attack him.
the amount of positive only trainers that have all these stories about how fear and violence is terrorising dogs because of all these alpha dog owners, and yet over 90% of dogs I come across are completely untrained flying around harrassing other dogs, wildlife, pulling their owners to the ground
Letting my dog play before training sessions was a game changer. I lived by your videos when starting to train my service dog and still do.
I'm pro positive reinforcement, and I've been training my puppy using your tips and techniques with great results. So a big thank you!!! I'm 99% on board with you. I would love to see you working with a hunting dog someday, like a GSP, and show us how reliable an intact teenage off-leash hunting dog can be with only positive reinforcement training method. Especially when encountering dangerous wildlife unexpectedly (bear, porcupine, coyote, moose, a fox or hare suddenly dashing out, etc). Then I will be 100% on board with you and throw my $1200 e-collar in the trash. This is not sarcastic. I'm very sincere, and once again, thank you for your work.
I have many videos with working dogs dealing with wildlife distractions. Don’t let me be your only source for being on board. Do your own independent research to understand the issue👍👍
@@zakgeorge I believe there's a 50.000 dollar challenge offered to you by another well known trainer but instead of accepting or declining, you just went for ad hominim
*ad hominem
@@zakgeorge thanks for the reply. I just watched many of your wilderness videos. Not exactly what i had in mind but appreciate the effort, and I still learned something useful so thanks again. I’m still keeping my e-collar for now. It’s like until compostable bags are reliable enough, plastic bags are here to stay, unfortunately. When I see my dog is half a mile from me and barking on the GPS device, I need to be able to push a button to call him back. And my dog is not even a hound who works a lot further from human. My e collar is designed to track and communicate with dogs from 9 miles away. Many hunters have multiple dogs running and hunting at full speed while the hunter following them from a vehicle. I’m sure you know more about this than I do. We don’t like cars and planes running on fossil fuels, but in order to render them obsolete, there needs to be more innovation and development.
@ The e collar, when used properly, is a life-saving tool, and not a punishment.
If Zak spent more time saving dogs on deaths row, people would start following his methods, and stop looking up to balanced trainers for guidance. Why won't he do it? My guess it that he simply can't.
Tell me what you’re really defending.
@@zakgeorgewhat? maybe show us then instead of jsut giving shitty ass responses like taht was wtf
You're absolutely correct here. I'd have no problem with Zak if he wasn't constantly bashing balanced trainers and just admitted that his techniques work for giving puppies and dogs with a sound temperament basic training but they're totally ineffective on dogs with severe behavioral issues.
@ApocalypticK9Art 100%. There are other purely positive trainers that although I don't agree with everything they say and do, they speak their mind, but state facts and not just bash others. I respect those people, hugely. How I wish I could say the same about Zak.
@ I am defending dogs on death row. Is that a problem?
Bravo, Zak!!! Thank you for posting this and stating it so eloquently and so well.
I learned how to properly teach dogs with care and kindness from your videos, and my relationship with my german shep has never been stronger. Thank you!!
I am glad I could help! 😊
Amazing message 🙏🏻 cheers Zak, hope all is well 😁👍🏻
Alpha bros have typos on the spine of their dog training books 😂. Your book on the other hand, was well written.
Oh brother. I know who you speak of. He's an excellent trainer.
@ who is the trainer that has a typo on the book? I'm genuinely interested.
@@aussieoutbackfarm Shield Canine.
Hows shade.
And also ontop of that that dog didnt look confident at all could very easily be because you took him out into a stressful inviroment before he was ready? Doenst sound so positive/forcefree only now does it?
Doesn't say how to train the damn dog. Mostly hot air. In the meanwhile working dogs and competition dogs continue to be trained using balanced training. Which is mostly positive training, with some corrections thrown in (I've seen ratios of reward to correction anywhere between 10:1 to 3:1. Balanced trainers are not monsters).
Funny how the alpha bros gathered here and on your Facebook page, bashing you in desperation, because their egos got hurt. Basically confirming what you're saying.
I know you "don't want to associate with a fear trainer" or whatever you call Haz Othman, but you should do it just once. Shut this argument down forever. Both sides are very curious to see the results. Walk away with $50k (or give it to me if you don't want it lol) You don't even have to beat Haz, just match him. He said so himself. Do it 1 time to prove a point then never again. I will throw out my e-collar, my prong collar, Haz's book, and unsubscribe from his youtube and instagram channels if you do this and at least match his skill. I will promote you instead of him.
Just one time. Just this once. Then when you say "You won't associate with fear trainers or alpha bros" it doesn't sound like a scared excuse.
100%. Zak is a coward. He knows he doesn't have a thing to stand on.
Zak won't do it because Haz would literally destroy Zak's credibility
@@gilleslapedale0 100%
@@gilleslapedale0 Credibility? 😂
Also you’re working a puppy, show me a mature, dominant make in a high drive state, I’ll wait
Love how you handle the dog with love, kindness & respect. That's how I have raised my 3 labs & one Dachshund too. They are wonderful & very loving dogs.
That is how I believe all dogs should be treated! 😊
But I didn’t see you take that 50K challenge from Haz tho
Ohhh the social commentary *chef's kiss*
Well, this got you a new subscriber. Perfect message.
Still waiting for you to bring in a highly reactive/aggressive dog needing rehabilitation, and show us how you handle things step by step.
Easy going, highly intelligent breeds are easy. ❤
Lol, come on! Before Wallace and Shade, you guys have been insisting Zak "finally" try his art on a Cane Corso or a Malinois. Now that he has - and with great success - he needs to find yet MORE difficult dogs?
@@TooManyIssues88 there are many videos of Zak working with reactive to dogs if you search you will find many.
@alexandradittmann8588 Yes, but he's still gone on temperament. None of them have been 'difficult' dogs. Pretty standard dog training.
He goes on a lot about these other trainers but the dogs they handle are on a different scale entirely.
I'm genuinely interested to see George's methods when rehabilitating a dog that is truly 'difficult'/reactive.
The thing is, I don’t view dogs as difficult. I get to know the individual and prioritize keeping them under threshold and non-aggressive in the first place. I know how to not provoke them in other words so that we can address underlying causes ethically.
@alexandradittmann8588 Shade? The Cane Corso puppy from a year ago? That he is still posting "puppy" videos of - and when he is asked for more recent vids ( as the pup should be full size now) he either ignores or says Shade is doing great. No vids of results of his training, etc. Why not plan a visit with Shade's owners, Zak? Or show a video from them of how 'great' he is doing now that he is full size! Then maybe people will be more willing to believe you 🙄
I love this because i want my puppos head filled with nothing but good/happy memories - not fear. This video is helpful because so many people out there in videos are arguing over training methods right now its crazy and confusing when you have ppl telling you, "you need a newspaper or whatever other things that make my gut instincts scream." It makes me question myself constantly and I hate it.
It is confusing, but the science is there, and your gut is right! 😊
I am a balanced dog trainer. Please know that I would NEVER use a newspaper to hit a dog. Nor would I ever accept someone doing it in front of me. Sadly, a lot of people think that balanced dog trainers are cruel, uncaring people. Well you're wrong, at least about me.
@@aussieoutbackfarm I truly didn't mean that against you - that has actually come from ppl in my immediate life that aren't dog trainers and go by the old methods of handling it themselves 😔 and I refuse. I get advice from trainers and ppl like my husband or friends etc. the part from the trainers I get is a lot of mixed info saying that I should do this or that and then another trainer disagrees and says no don't this way so it's all very difficult and comes down to a personal decision bottom line for everyone seeking help from professional trainers. There are so many different things being said - it seems like trainer wars going on 😔. I sincerely apologize for coming off sounding like I was implying you or any other trainer has told me I should use a newspaper. I should have clarified that better.
Thank you for this!
You are most welcome!
0:07 in the video. What was that? It was a correction. A necessary and in my opinion a bit too harsh correction that Zak tried to hide. ZAK IS NOT A ZERO-CORRECTION TRAINER.
No that is a dog running to the end of a leash_that the leash is a safety net not a tool that we used to communicate with dogs.
@@zakgeorge Exactly.
The dog hit the end of the leash.
That itself is a firm correction that teaches the dog not to hit the end of the leash.
As a trainer myself, when I give a "leash correction", that is almost always what it is. The dog hits the end of the leash, comes back and then I reward it.
You, Zak, are a balanced dog trainer. The proof is in the first 7 seconds of your video. I guess you are now wishing you had edited out that part out. Thank you for keeping it in. Furthermore, in my training, I am always very careful to make sure dogs do not hit the end of the leash too harshly, unlike you.
@ Hitting the end of the leash isn’t a ‘correction’, it’s just a consequence of movement. A correction requires intent, meaning the handler deliberately applies leash pressure to decrease a behavior. In this case, Wallace reached the end of the leash on his own. I didn’t pop the leash, apply pressure, or manipulate him in any way.
If a dog walks into a glass door, did the door ‘correct’ them? No, it was just a physical boundary. The difference between force-based training and modern training is that I don’t need to use the leash as a punishment tool. Wallace learns through reinforcement and management, not through being physically corrected.
gentle parenting type of "training"
@@zakgeorge Who ever said that a correction requires intent from the handler?
The actual definition of a correction is: "a change that rectifies an error or inaccuracy".
Using your logic about a dog walking into a glass door, then yes, the door did correct the dog. Passing a physical boundary and getting stopped by it is a correction, in fact it is one of the most natural types of corrections.
For some reason, you think that a balanced dog trainer giving a correction, has to involve the trainer doing something to bring that correction upon the dog. Well you're wrong.
I personally, am a balanced dog trainer myself, and I can assure you that Wallace hitting the end of the leash was what I would call a strong correction, in fact a lot stronger than I would normally use and advocate for.
As I have previously explained, a lot of times with reactive dogs that haven't been socialised much, I will have the dog on a leash and let it hit the end of the leash by itself (NOT me popping the leash), then the dog comes back and get rewarded.
If you say a "purely positive" dog trainer can let the dog hit the end of the leash and still call themselves a "purely positive" trainer, then I must be able to call myself an "almost-always purely positive" trainer, as I hardly ever apply pressure to the leash.
It’s definitely about results. Long winded excuse. We want to see your dog vs Haz. Should be an easy 50k for you.
One of the points in this video should be obvious. I would never consider associating with anyone promoting methods that are harmful to dog welfare. This is in some game or competition, this is about the treatment of dogs in our custody.
@zakgeorge Yeah that's what I'd say too if I knew my dog would fall apart in a new environment off leash with no food rewards.
@@zakgeorgeLOL!!! typical excuse because you know you’d lose. Keep training in a secluded field and side walk.
@@taramcfadden7076haha exactly he knows his dog will fall apart.
I can see how safe they feel. Love is the answer.
Will you run for president??
No one decent would....
I care too much about liberation for all people to actually win. We live in a country that prioritizes itself over others
@@zakgeorge Yup. It's an unfortunate reality. I wish the people with that "me" attitude will see themselves one day. They would be horrified.
@@zakgeorge unfortunately I think you’re right 😢 keep fighting the good fight - love your work💪🏻
Excellent video Zac
I'm not so sure man. You are using a leash which is a tool of force.
Good video, but I had to put it on mute after the first minute 😅 Literally every balanced trainer I know, including me, would train a dog the same way you did here for the environments and situations you show here. You have a highly trainable young dog therefore there is no reason to train differently. No respectable dog trainer, balanced or otherwise would force anything on the dog you have here. FF training can go a long way with a trainable dog and normal day to day situations. That's the perfect way and the way balanced dog trainers I know would choose. 💜
Do you ever work with chihuahuas?
Yes!
@ I want him to warm me when a stranger comes to my door but how do I train him to stop barking?? I have panic attacks & he helps me through crowds but he’s protective of my house.
@@BevSpar unfortunately Zak probably won't answer your question because he knows he can't help.
Zak's stuff may sound all good, but he NEVER works with actually extremely fear aggressive dogs.
He never works with dogs that are about to be put down if their behaviour can't be helped.
Zak is all talk no do.
He goes on and on bashing trainers for not having university certificates in dog behaviour, yet he doesn't have any himself.
He also loves using fancy words to describe a very simple thing, causing people to think he is such an expert, but I can see right through that.
He is very strong speaking out against Dog Daddy, which I mostly agree with him doing, howeer when DD offered many times to give Zak thousands of dollars to have a debate, Zak won't do it. DD and Zak are both as bad as each other, just in different ways.
Bash me all you like, people.
God bless you all and your wonderful doggos.
so you're taking the 50k offer?
I don’t professionally associate with trainers who promote violence towards animals in the name of training.
@@zakgeorgethen stop egging people on. Stay in your lane.
@ Maybe you should actually have a talk with one of these trainers in a 1 to 1 conversation, privately, and actually come from a place of understanding. You seem to only want to spread your opinion & never care to listen to what anybody else has to say about it, despite them having the results & being able to prove their dogs mental health is fine.
@ If you really want to stop balanced dog trainers, then debate them live. But you won't, because you know you can't.
The dog looks confident and alert. Well done!
no. he is scared, because Zak isn't giving him leadership.
@@aussieoutbackfarm For you, a confident dog must be one with his tail between his legs, cowering and trying to hide.
So you're telling me every balanced trainer on earth is doing it because they like to feel masculine? Not to mention that you demonise balanced training and act as if its 100% corrections/positive punishment. Alot of these studies you hide behind are based off of surveys and are extremely biased. Theres a reason that these studies are made by vetinary behaviourists, its because they know they can charge you a fortune to put your dog on meds. Also someone who has a sponsor on every video and only trains 5 dogs a year (You) are more likely to promote this softly softly approach because you can make more money selling treats and toys in a monthly subscription compared to balanced trainers who might recommend a specific lead. And to top all of that, there is no scientific consensus on dog training anyway, watch ivan balabanovs video on it if you arent convinced. Unlike zak he actually shows the science hes referring to.
What a joy looking at you both together
Oooo, provocative title, I like it! The alpha bros are no doubt shaking their heads in horror watching this, wondering how on Earth you can responsibly handle and train a Malinois X - a juvenile male, no less - without at LEAST a nice Herm Sprenger 2,25 mm prong collar on his neck. Well... turns out you CAN, because you SHOW it. Wallace isn't going after people or vehicles, he's not ripping into other dogs, AND he's obviously enjoying his training sessions with you. All that on "the-tool-from-hell-manufactured-by-demons-to-make-dogs-pull" aka the infamous HARNESS.
@alexandradittmann8588 I love a good harness. I like the ones with a front clip best because I am disabled and need a bit of extra help if the dog gets excited. I don’t use collars anymore since harnesses improved so much.
I am a balanced dog trainer. How do you know that I'd use a prong collar on the dog shown in the video? I can assure I would never.
LOVE THIS VIDEO❤
High drive... Sure
if you think you are any good, take up haz othman's $50k challenge.
I AM A BALANCED DOG TRAINER. I NEVER USE FORCE TO MAKE THE DOG WANT TO STOP A BEHAVIOUR. WHY DO YOU PUT ALL DOG TRAINERS THAT USE CORRECTIONS IN THE SAME CATAGORY
Physical corrections are force.
@@zakgeorgeyour dog wearing a harness is physically correcting itself everytime he pulls and gets to the end of its leash 😅
@ 100% Erin. See my other comments replying to his crazily unlogical logic.
@@Erin_29 exactly, "physically correcting ITSELF"!! Understand the difference between that, and a HANDLER using intentional brute force or pain. No force is coming from Zac here.
@@zakgeorge WHAT IS A LEASH?
Yep! 💙💙💙
Brilliant.
👏👍 well done
YES!!!💜💚🩷
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First 🎉
So your not capable of getting that bag