Dog Reactivity Training purely positive vs balanced Training
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this episode Dog Reactivity Training purely positive vs balanced Training Thomas works with a dog on his last chance with his owner. He and his owner has worked with 6 other professional dog trainers on dog reactivity, how to stop my dog from attacking other dogs and no has been able to get Henry under control.
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Wow! Outstanding! What kind if collar is that? My dog is reactive on a harness/Leash. Would love too know exactly what you did here. And how got it too focus on you so well!
Ps: Your dog is something else, Really shows your capibility too guide the dogs you work with. I never seen anything like that.
All my equipment recs are in the bio of the video! This is a small 2.25 prong collar!
Upstate Canine Academy maybe I misunderstood but I thought you said it was a slip collar? I could be wrong though!
kitkatkamo sometimes slip collars can work but not all because some will chock themselves rather than comply at first, he does had a prong collar on in the video
I feel like I'm a much better dog owner when I watch your videos in the morning. I'm much more patient with my animals, and your vids help me stay focused on making their lives more comfortable. Very rewarding :D
So happy to hear
Not for nothing, but most of the training instructors I know, suggest that training in the morning, is the best time of day to train.
"he's looking at me like he took a bag of edibles" I'm dying lol
CamphorPhenol lol just chilllling
@@tomdavisofficial you do come out with some really good one liners, and this was one of them! Strong work.
Ya, he’s in Colorado. Lolz
Love hearing the relief in the owner's voice as everything starts to make sense!
Yes~!!! Fantastic showing of what YOU can do and how balanced training just works! Thanks Tom, on to the next episode.
Our 8 months old dog reacts to other dogs on leash and these videos have been super helpful. I'm glad I discovered this channel
I have watched so many of your videos and I learn something every time. You are such a good teacher. The techniques, the timing and the equipment give me confidence which gives my dog confidence and a better life for both of us. Thank you again and again!
*LOVE LOVE LOVE* how u're so in tune with what the dogs are thinking! It would be so great tho, if you would *please create playlists for multi-part videos* (so that the videos are lumped together in one place, seperated from all the others)... Please & thanks 😊
Fellow dog trainer here 👋🏻 love your style. I’ve had a hard time finding other trainers with a similar mindset/training style as me and I’m excited to have found you! Great work 👏🏻👏🏻
If you like Tom's style, check out Tyler Muto, he was a guest on one of Tom's podcasts. Very similar style.
Thomas- awesome work! Really wish I had found you a year ago. Spent $6k on a 3 week course to become a dog trainer. They were “balanced” but for lack of a better term, they were mean spirited. You are the epitome of patience, kindness and empathy. A benevolent leader.... thank you! Any chance you are going to film some training at a shelter? I volunteer for a few shelters here in the Chicago suburbs. Thank you...
Can't wait for next episode! Thanks for all that you do
I’m 17 and I love your videos !! I’m getting into dog training and I really wanna make it a career and your videos inspire me so much! Thank you.
Tom must LOVE when people clue in with what balanced is all about. Love it!!
Amazing work! You're level of communication with the dog is off the charts. You're so in tuned and precise with your handling.
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R C thank you!
Another great video Tom! Keep up the great work helping dog owners everywhere build better relationships with their dogs. Thank you so much for all the great content!
Adam Meyers thanks for watching Adam!
Thank you So much! Firm and even. This video helped me with my 6 month old lab. 🙌
Been enjoying your videos. My GSD is pretty well behaved but the extra structuring lessons youve provided are really helping my dog stay engaged with me on our walks. Wish you'd restock your store in XL sizes though!
Absolutely brilliant, and I can like FEEL the owner feel relief and hope as Henry progresses.
Yesss Abby!
This has to be my favorite series. I've been waiting all day for this to come out. It's amazing how this dog reacts to your calmness. I've been trying this for a while now and it honestly is miraculous how simple it is and it WORKS.
Kattalana thanks so much!
Loving these mini series!!! ❤🙌🏻
Great video. It is great to see Henry more relaxed and content. Glad the owner was able to get the help they needed.
Yes, very excited for them!
Amazing, and it all just make so much sense. Can we talk about that black shepherd though!? What a magnificent dog. I can’t believe how well behaved Henry was when she was there. Can’t wait for the next episode! ❤️
Eibmozluver thank yo so much, I’m excited for him!
Yes, his dog is beyond unbelievable! Don't we all want our fur babies to be just like the beautiful baby!!
@@candicegateley9238 absolutely!!!!
You are wonderfully amazing as always, Tom! You've helped me improve my own old training skills many times over and I've been referring people to you and your channel, if they cannot get to you in person, ever since my spine collapsed after auto accident (working on it, too!). I will never give up training, even if I have to walk on my fours!
You are the best of the best, great work, great teaching and great entertainment! Thank you from the bottom of my heart! God bless you! Best regards - Basia B. and those great working dogs..
You’re melting me with how sweet you are with Henry. What a cutie he is.
You are a God send to these dogs and owners
This is incredible...this is what I need
I used to live in Clifton Park. If I still did and had a dog you’d be our trainer! Great to see someone rockin’ it in a onetime hometown!
Nice! Looking forward to episode #3.
Chopper and Drax the Rottweilers thanks!
This is seriously amazing!! I am going to work on my little man with this stuff. also your dog is badass lol!
I just recently stumbled across your channel and am completely blown away. So amazing to watch you interact with the dogs! 💖 Love the way you educate the owners to improve their knowledge and built a healthy relationship with their dogs. Finally someone who truly implements balanced training including tools like e-collars and prongs in case needed and how to use them correctly 👌🏻⭐️ there are so many “trainers” out there using treats only, but would never take on cases like you do, probably because they know that their way of training will not help or even make things worse.often these people state corrections are equal to abuse, they should carefully watch your work and learn how it’s done 😬
Sandra Schlicht thank you Sandra!
Amazingly done!
Rue 2.0 thanks so much!
You are a role model for dog owners.
#THIS!... is why we LOVE what we do!
People don't realize that prong collars are not meant to scare the dog into not pulling, but instead as a method of communication. I rescued a 9 month lab that was pretty much neglected by the owners and had zero control on a leash. He would pull so hard that his neck had a red mark from the leash (keep in mind the leash was loose, so it was just from pulling). When I got him I used a prong collar to teach him how to walk, and followed a lot of examples from your video, and now even though I am still working with him, I can take him out off leash at night to go to the bathroom and back, and he would stay next to me. Also, I do not need to use the prong collar anymore since he pays much more attention to me now.
You are awesome! Keep these great posts and looking forward to ep. 3!
David Perez yesssss
No not voodoo magic! « PROFRESSIONALISM » You know doggie’s!, and the dogs sense Your confidence, your leadership and your love for them. You show these dogs that they are safe and that they can trust you.
Another great video! I was actually wondering where you get the pants you wear in this video always looking for stylish yet functional attire for working with dogs.
Nice work!
5:10 WAS SO FUNNY "BREAK, FREEeee, ..or whatever your command is"
AMAZING ❣️❣️❣️ Love your work 💕❣️I have to applaud you for understanding these dogs ❣️ And your principals are fabulous 💕 I love seeing awesome trainers, but you by far are in my top 3👍 So happy to have seen this, and I CAN'T stop watching 😂 ❣️ My kind of PEEPS 👍👍👍
I use treats for some fun tricks like roll over or something big when teaching heel and sit I use and e collar or prong with positive language
I so love too see you work with dogs so awesome 👏🏻 do you work with less energy when working a moloss type like St. Bernard or large mastiffs?
LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL FOR HER. I could just feel her sigh of relief. Never disappoint me, Tom. Hope she learns as much as I have so far.
Would it be possible to demonstrate how you taught your dog lap and it stood by your side before it got the ball. I really enjoy your videos and teaching techniques. Your awesome bro!
original thought it was old
Videos of that are up in the heeling with her.
this was incredible
Would love to buy some XL “No Bad Dogs” shirts, but you’ve been out of stock forever. Any coming in soon? Great video, as always.
Love your channel. You are the top trainer.
Thanks so much
I love your videos! I have a German Shepherd male of almost 2 years old and he is extremely reactive to dogs and people (only on the leash, off leash is fine). He looks quite similar to one of your videos with the anxious German Shepherd. He is barking and pulling and wants to go there very strong. He is 41kg, so you can imagine how strong he is when he's reactive and pulling like crazy. We've started applying your theory with the slip collar, but I often hear him choking. What tool do you recommend for him? Many thanks in advance! Greetings from the Netherlands.
That was a great video. Care to show us how you can train a dog to drop the ball on command? That would be awesome
Tom, I'm watching your videos very closely, my doberman has been 100 percent positive treatment and now doesn't listen to me half the time without treats. I'm hoping for guidance here. Thanks for the uploads. Plus he PULLS like crazy on Walks, I've tried stopping but its like he loves pulling, I feel stressed out when I take him out anywhere cause he's always pulling or not listening to me =[.
A must watch for anyone who has issues with the use of tools to help a dog. Great work and thanks for sharing with all of us
Katie Devlin thanks so much Katie!
“He’s looking at me like he just took a bag of edibles” LMAOOOOO
I have a 2 year old cocker spaniel who is reactive around excitable/dominant dogs, but I know it’s 100% caused by fear. I would like to use this technique to help her keep calm, but I have no idea where I’d find a balanced dog like your black shepherd in the background. Still, this is an excellent video, I love how you explain everything you’re doing as you go!
Flinkbag thanks so much!
Check my videos if you want. I dont talk in the videos, but you can see the energy level we keep amongst the dogs when socializing them. Its quite different from a regular dogpark or daycare.
Viking Dogmanship I’ll check ‘em out, thanks!
I think I want to be you when I grow up :D
Good stuff as always!
Your dog is badass bro!
You are the best
Dielli Hoxha thanks so much!
I'm fine with he "episode style" video but could you break it down so it's like e1.evaluation e2.begining techniques e3.advanced techniques e4.handoff or something like that
I think our dogs might have come from the same litter 😂 Mine is 6 yrs old and looks exactly identical. We just recently went through a 4 week board and train for severe aggression and reactivity!
Great stuff
Mario Alvarado thank you Mario!
Excellent - logic
Are we just gonna ignore how well trained his dog was wtf
Awesome! What is that style of collar called?
Emasing job 👍👏
Hell ya nice! I have a 6 month old long hair GSD. She is reactive to other dogs and we are working on it daily. Is she to young for a prong collar? She has a star mark plastic one right now.
You've heard it a million times, but you are AMAZING!! I wish you were in Oklahoma.. I sure night you for an abused pocket pit who just doesn't listen. All of my other babies will drop on command. But, he is just crazy nuts.. Hates little dogs and I'm so afraid to take him around children. He is crazy strong and I'm afraid he would jump on a child in play and really hurt them or if they scream high pitch, attack.. He was left for 18 days, no food or water while his family went on vacation. When I found him he could not lift his head. About the only movement I got was his eyes.. Rushed to the ERVet and lucky they saved him. But, I've had no luck in over a year finding him a home..
You have to picture what you want your do or how you want them to behave. Then praise when they do it, and correct when they behave in a way they shouldn't
Bro, I need to learn how to teach my dog to be like the one you use in the demonstration
wow!!!
I love Lakota 💘
Great job with this guy. Love how you're challenging the purely positive methodology with clear logic and verifiable results. Curious how long the process was with this client in real time?
Brian Brandfas 1 hour total
What kind of collar were you using in this video?
Awesome job!! Why can't you live by me 😊
LOOOOVE your dog omg. dutchie?
I've tried prong collars and lot's of engagement with my dog's reactivity towards other dogs that he has had since he was 5 months old (1 year old now), but it hasn't worked out in my favor... I'm at my wit's end. I tried PP and balance training with prongs, easywalk, head halter, martingale, slip lead, e-collar, and pretty much everything but a choke collar, and I don't know what to do about his barking at other dogs. He absolutely loves playing with dogs, but when we're on walks, he will bark as soon as he sees a dog. It's super easy to redirect, but if I am not aware a dog is in eyeshot, he will bark and lunge at the dog.
Hey maybe you should try having the dog not be in front of you. Also be calm have calm energy and get your dog attention before it reacts. Bring a little spray bottle or air thing and use it. Know your dogs red zone- meaning does he or she stare at the distraction, hair up and tail up etc. Give the dog a quick “Hey over here, not there here”. Type of correction using the leash, spray bottle or air thing. In my opinion prongs, martingales etc should work. But maybe you’ve been allowing this behavior to continue get the dog before it reacts and be calm don’t coddle the dog just say let’s go and move on act like nothing was there. But work on your structures and obedience at home first then little by little. Hope this helps, best of luck:)
I have a 2 year old coonhound and I never know if I should allow her to sniff on walks as a reward or as she pleases? Sometimes she will listen and other times she is distracted by her nose and it leads to issues with her following commands. I understand that is her instinct so I don't want to punish her for it or restrict it but I would also like an obedient dog.
Hey Tom,
I use e-collar training with my malamute. She is good when the other dog isn't being reactive, but if we pass an over active dog, she will react. Is e-collar correcting doing harm in this situation? Essentially I am trying to snap her our of the reacting and get her to focus back on me. Which works on a high rating to get her attention, but I don't want her to associate every dog with the collar sensation. Thank you for your time, and everything you do for the dog owner community. You legitimately save lives.
Chris
You answered my question in your most recent video! Try to re-direct and get your dog away from the hectic situation of the other dog/owner
Can this training work for dogs who are reactive more to humans especially ones with uniforms
When working with a dog reactive dog, would you recommend having a slip lead or slip collar versus a regular collar, harness or face gentle leader?
All my equipment used in this case is linked in my bio, this is a micro prong collar.
Hi I'm training a dog at the moment and I have become a trigger to the dog through excitement which leads to biting, I'm doing lots a walks with him to tier him out , but nothing is working , can you advice me if any.
Thanks Mandy uk
“He just took like a bag of edibles” LMAO
There aren't any equipment recommendations in the bio 😭
Part 2 - Henry.
Humans give correction to one another and animals give correction to one another, especially mothers and their young. How do positive reinforcement trainers not see this? Correction is part of the process of learning. 🤔🤷♀️
They're ideological zealots, zero flexibility. The mad thing is a month or two of good training and then almost the rest of the pups life will be full of positive reinforcement from you and all the strangers who love them for being well behaved.
They're probably the same people who wouldn't believe in correcting a child, either. That's something I've encountered, too.
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My jaw is on the floor! If I could get my impulsive newf pup to stay there while another dog moves near him.. wow😱
I've read that when dogs are puppies to not correct them but to redirect them. Is this something you'd recommend too?
If done all the time, that's the purely positive approach and it's not a good strategy if used exclusively. There is a time and a place for redirection and a time and a place for corrections. 100% of either is wrong, that's why the balanced approach is best when it's tailored to the individual dog.
What breed of dog is Henry?
Omg!!! You are a genius!! I have a dog an Australia shepherd with same issue!! Are you in Florida!! I really need you to train my dog!!
What's the difference between a slip collar and a slip leash? Do they work different?
Blessing Knighten they do work different, the collar attaches to a reg leash and the slip leash is one big leash.
@@tomdavisofficial is one better than the other?
Lakota is the bestest girl🥰🥰🥰
Hi, how do I listen to your podcasts? Thank you
Jacqueline Johnson there’s a podcast? what’s it called
@@kitkatkamo2100 yep, Tom does regular podcasts but I only seem to find the ones that have been filmed and put on TH-cam. So how you view the others I still don't know. Sorry I can't help.
Jacqueline Johnson hey! I found them on Spotify under the title “no bad dogs”. They’re probably also on other platforms like iTunes and Apple Music/google play
@@kitkatkamo2100 thanks so much, just have to find out how I 'do' Spotify ha. Old and technophobic!
Jacqueline Johnson basically whatever platform you listen to music on (Spotify, Apple Music, google play) you can just search “no bad dogs” and you can listen to them :)
I never get to see you work with Pitbulls. Are they illegal in NY. I feel like half the calls we get are Pitbulls here in San Diego,CA
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My dog looks identical to him but it’s a female and slightly more fur
Hey tom. I'm just starting out as a trainer and was wounding what is your style for training working dogs, Such as police dog/ military dogs? Is it represent your behavior modification or do your build the "ball crazy" dog?
I do not understand this question.
I'm sorry for the confusing question I'll rephrase. I'm part of a training club and most of their K9 are high drive dog. The trainers dog seem be frustrated as in wining and barking. I was wondering (if you work protection dogs) if you keep them clam or build their drive to almost a frustrated state? I ask because my dog is pretty calm confidence and relax but she has energy while we are in training setting. I'm wondering if I need to bring her drive up for home protection or not worry to much? She is a Belgian Malinois bull mastiff mix.
Thomas! 2:45 the dog wanted to sit down and half on his way you corrected it. Was it because he did it too slowly or just an unnecessary correction?
5 years and 6 trainers. Are you kidding me. Lol
But wait, you are punishing that dog and he is so unhappy lol
Great work man, love your channel
Thank you!
I feel so bad for the owner! She went to 6 trainers for 5 years and never thought or read about using a slip collar or prong collar? I've owned dogs that just needed slip collars to a dog that needed a shock collar during the beginning of their training. Eventually they all ended up needing slip collars, just regular collar or no collar depending where we were going and doing of course
"He's looking at me like he just ate a bag of edibles"...we all know or have had that look.
@ "8 cheeseburgers" his tail started wagging...more evidence of edibles or no?
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Oh you’re serious? Ya man. Haha
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