How to Teach ANY Dog to Walk Nicely on Leash!
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 เม.ย. 2017
- How to teach your dog to walk on leash! This video is sponsored by Petflow! Set up automatic pet food delivery today at www.PetFlow.com/ZakGeorge
Enter code Zak30 when you check out to receive $10 off of your first 3 autoship orders. Just choose your dog food. Decide how often you want it delivered and you’re done! Modify or cancel your order at any time for any reason!
Get the book on Amazon: www.amazon.com/Zak-Georges-Dog...
OR visit http: www.dogtrainingrevolution.com for a list of booksellers.
Support my videos by making a small contribution on patreon: / zakgeorge
Like me on Facebook! / thezakgeorge
Instagram: / zakgeorge
Playlist: How to teach your puppy or dog the basics in order: • Playlist: A Step by St...
I hope you guys enjoy! Here's a playlist that will show you how to teach your dog the basics in order: th-cam.com/play/PLMssKIjsDxXmMGypWsr8u-yGOUSoPoozb.html Thanks for subscribing!
Thanks Zak. your dog training tips are working for us. People need to remember it takes time to train a dog.
Getting a dog this Saturday.... so I'm binge watching your videos😂
Trick shot Globe me too I have been watching Zaks videos cause I'm getting a puppy
How's your dog 😀
I felt so human and normal when you were leaned over Bentley and he was not interested, my dog does that on the rare occasion too ... good to know you just need to stick with it, and it is normal lol.
He is a very happy dog, glad he did well
We just got a 5 month old puppy. I have to admit, in the past I would have thought, "I guess this dog is the type that gets easily distracted." I'm trying to watch and rewatch several videos a day because principles of positive dog training don't come natural to me. Thanks for all the great information!
I swear zak you have made such a difference with my dog and training her thank you so much
Zak, that's a great way to teach a dog to walk on a leash. Most people for get about the "little guy." In this case "the little doggy!"
I love your videos! I found them while preparing myself for getting my first dog in a decade in the next few months. I wanted to be as ready as possible and these videos have helped so so much! I just wanted to post and say thank you for sharing this knowledge with your viewers. I'll be buying your book in the near future and am looking into petflow as well once I actually have my pup~
You're amazing dog trainer, you helped me so much, so thank you 😊 I'm watching all the way from Croatia 😁
That makes my day! Thanks!
Zak George's Dog Training rEvolution, I own an over- excited trick dog who is great at jumping but is horrible on a leash, your video helped me so much, and thanks to your advice I won mutt of the month at my local dog show (she was losing points when she was entering the arena because she was pulling) also I'm watching from Australia
I love the way you train dogs. My son even gets involved in training, I've seen a few videos where they use slip leads and prong collars and their awful and mean so glad I found your videos I've learnt so much and bought your book straight away 😊 xxxx
I've used your techniques and it really helps to see refresher videos on what to do. I've recommended you to my friends and we've had a lot of success! Thank you for these videos, they've been such a great resource! :)
Amazing video! I really like how he's so sweet to the dogs!
My god that dog's tail is fabulous !!! :D
"I have two Shi Tzus, though they're mostly shits."
-My friend when I first met her
Love your videos, I watch them over and over again.
Thank you so much for these videos! I am picking up my Alaskan Malamute puppy on the 5th May :D These videos have helped me learn so much about dog training. Thanks Zak!
Hey Zak! I absolutely love your videos! I'm a trainer for a program at my university! We train service dogs to go on to help someone one day, and we use a lot of the same positive methods!! I have a 4 month old golden retriever in training with me now, and he has benefitted from a lot of these videos! I really like that you seek to educate everyone in a positive way! We strive to educate the public on service dogs and how to act around them! Keep up the amazing work you do!
This is exactly what we needed! Thank you!
My dog is 3 months and I started to walk him, first he was stubborn and was pulling the leash and a just made him some treats and every time he was focusing on something else and I was calling him and made him come to me everytime and sit next to me
After like 3 days I just started to get him off leash and he is now very close to me and comes when I call him. I'm so proud of me and him, having the fact that he is an Akita and they are really hard to train
Maybe this will help you to with your dog
great video Zak :) always love your positive way of doing things.
Wow, crazy distractions! Fun to watch and I´ll keep training my pup. Thanks, Zak!
Can you make a video all about the requirements and how to train your dog to be a therapy dog?
Love your videos and teaching methods Zak. I wish I would have watched them with our first dog Gus. Unfortunately we had to put him down last August due to a pancreatic disease and I am still grieving his loss. We will however be picking up our new pup at the end of May and I have been going through your training techniques and feel very encouraged. I have been watching various training videos now for about 6 months and yours are by far the best ones I've seen.
Thank you. I was just going to look for leash help today for my 5 mo old chugs and then I get a notification for this video. Weird but cool.
Zak ur video really works for my pup!I love watching all ur videos.Plz upload few videos related to teaching pets not to stare while someone is eating or luk hungrily while ppl r dining.
Thank you! You have helped me to train my 1year old caucasian mountain dog. she is very low energy, but loves tug a war. i didnt want to shock collar train her, and with your help the treat training is going great. Plus i think she is even happeir than before😄
Great video! Awesome point about finding a spot to focus your dog and having them be successful in the new environment.
Thanks Trevor!
Zak George's Dog Training rEvolution Hey Zak make a video on pomeranian..nd how t select the pure breed of same
Doggie Dojo 【a1
It is a great video!
sir I want a price of advice from you.
I have a rott weiler puppy, he is over 3 months old. I have been training him from 2 months taking aid from your video. there is a slight problem that happens to be a big one. my puppy never barks at strangers.
please help me out.
I've been watching all your videos that I find interesting to teach my puppy
Great video Zak, I've joined a couple of groups on Facebook and recommend your TH-cam channel to everyone!
I really appreciate that!
Zak George's Dog Training rEvolution I've learned more from your videos and book about dog training than anywhere else. For that I'm truly grateful 😊😊😊
I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR A SHIH TZU LEASH TRAINING VIDEO FOR SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO LONG !!!!!! THANKS ZAK
now I can work with Oreo my shih tzu
Who else really wants a dog but can't get one!?😁 😁 😁
RoxyDiamondTabby me
RoxyDiamondTabby I'm 14 and I've wanted a dog since the very first time I ever saw a dog. I think they can do no wrong. I am like 5 months away from getting a dog and each day feels like a year. It feels like I'm further from having a dog than I have ever been, even though I am really close
I just got myself a 6 months old puppy (I'm 19) and like you, I also always wanted a dog since a very young age. The reality is, the first 2-3 weeks will be very tough. The puppy will poop and pee all over your house, he will get some separation anxiety and he might also bite everything. In addition, my puppy costed me around 500 USD for the first month, so you gotta save up so money. But at the end, it will all be very very very worth it. Good luck!!
Samuel Fong I plan on getting an older shelter dog so I think this will be less of a problem. thanks for the help
what breed may I ask
great videos they've help my dog alot
I'm so excited, I'm adopting a bishon frise and poodle mix!
Excellent video production. the timing of the pet flow plug was perfectly done good, video zak. love from minnesota
Bently's hop is so cute
I'm getting a 9week old Malshi it's a Maltese Shitzu mix and I Thank you for telling me how to train a puppy THANK YOU!!!!
I’m getting one of these in week I’m so exited
Thanks for the video. Very helpful and practical.
You are such an amazing dog trainer, your videos have helped me so much with my dog training.
I love your videos and the way you go about training! You have helped me a ton! There is one thing the we "me and my amazing husky pup" just cant figure out. He is a talker. He loves to use his voice which I dont mind... most of the time. He barks at me alot! He gives me headaches sometimes, hes very persistent. I just want him to know when i like the talking and when i dont. Other then that hes such a good boy! I loves my Gnar!!!!
I'm getting a dog in may and I just ordered your book! I hope it helps! I'm not questioning that though!
Love this one!
7:02 awwww moment!
What kind of trainer does that? Cleary one that loves his student and likes to see them succeed!
I think this is the most important video
this was actually pretty good advices. I have a bullterrier, could you do some video how to work with such a strong independent dogs??
THANKYOU!!!
My dog is an Italian Greyhound/Lab mix so she’s really fast. My family and I use the gentle leader and it works wonders!
exactly what i need! thanks!
My pleasure!
well done guys xxx
Zack you yr amazing our boy at 8 week s is amazing thanks to you and you tube...annette from Australia 😙
thank you so much for this vid I have a shi tzu Yorkie that needs walk training
believe me, you are awesome.
Hey Zak! I love your videos; they have been super helpful for me in training my high-energy, easily distracted small dog!
A question about leash training: I live in a large city and have been working with my dog on listening to me despite the loud sounds of traffic, other dogs, and general city craziness. We have mastered this kind of activity inside the house and in quiet parks with no other dogs around. However, when I use high-value treats to lure my dog into following me and paying attention to me on the street (no dogs, but many sounds and cars), he ends up sitting and waiting for me to reward the sit command. He does pay attention to me, which is great! But this means we end up on really long walks, without really accomplishing the leash skills that I envisioned.
I love that he is excited to sit for me, as I use the sit command frequently to get his attention in the house as well as around distracting food and dogs. I do, however, want to work on walking on the leash! Do you have any advice for distinguishing these two commands for my dog?
For context: He is very adorable and lovable miniature schnauzer mix (of some sort?), but not the brightest. It took many months of training to master sit/stay/come/down/off, and he is still defiant at times on all other commands besides sit.
Hi Zak! Great video as always.
Could you possibly think about doing a training video on dogs around cyclist? I have a well trained border collie who's great off leash, however when he sees a cyclist he either freezes in his path or runs around frantically (which as you can imagine has almost caused multiple accidents). I try my best to avoid popular cycle routes, or grab him before any cyclists come, but this isn't always the case as some of them approach so quickly.
i am needing this so bad
whenever I meet strangers with new puppies I always recommend they check out your channel.
Zak I don't know if you will ever read this but I just adopted an older dog from a shelter and his pervious owner passed away. He is very loving and I would never ask for a different dog but he doesn't play and he is very uninterested in training. I have taught him sit lie down and stay but other than that he just is too stubborn to do. I would love for him to get his energy in playing but don't know the first step in getting him even interested in a toy. Please if you read this, help! Thanks for all you do with teaching the dog owner world about the best ways to train a dog.
zak my dog is so energetic
awesome video! i have a small puppy and we are having a lot of problems with leash walking although all the previous videos! i have to stick with it like this video! loved to see!! can I ask if you can do a video avout avoiding the dog to run away? my puppy ran away from the sitter and broke the femur :( she never run away from me but she does from other people! can that be a training?
subscribed!
Just bought your book and have been watching your videos obsessively! Thank you so much! I get my dog in August and want to make sure I'm fully prepared. It's a five hour drive to pick up my puppy. Any tips on what to bring with me. How to allow the puppy to pee on the drive home if they aren't allowed in public places yet or haven't introduced the leash/collar yet?
Such a good video hey do you think you could give me advice on how to potty train my two husky puppies and how to teach them not to fight?
Zak! I really need more tips on puppy biting! I have an 11 week old Cocker Spaniel and he won't do anything without biting really hard!!!
Hi Zak, I love you're videos - your techniques have been so helpful in training my new rescue dog, Archie. I have two video requests for you (not sure where else to post):
1) What do I do if my dog gets in a fight (scuffle...nothing too serious) with another dog? Do you try to break them up? Let them work it out? How to address with other dog's owner? Obviously best to prevent this situation from occurring in the first place, but good to know what to do if it does occur.
2) How to train my dog to not approach porcupines when he's off leash and potentially out of sight. Again, obviously best to avoid this situation! And potentially that's the only solution??
Thanks!
Thank you for making videos like this cuz my dog/puppy is out of control.i have a question my dog is always bitting his leash how can I make him stop bitting his leash
We've been using your tips while trianing our GSD to walk nicely on a leash and have been making progress BUT he still seems to have constant tension on the leash. We're doing so much better than before but I can't seem to break the constant tension he has on the leash while we walk.
My first education in Behavioral Sciences/Psychology, for application with all living creatures was a tremendous help with animal training after I spent many years working with special needs kids who cannot be subjected to adversive techniques - or, as dogs, only learn fear, negative attention getting, etc.
People need not get a university education to try to understand the psychology of the species of pet they choose to train. The key IS to understand the inherent language of your chosen animal.
I have worked primarily with Parrots and Dogs, but the first understanding Man must have is that he is not superior in his intelligence, only different relevant to the species.
I purchased a new puppy at 12 weeks, and began leash training with her immediately. Being SO young, I expect distractions, but we live in a large city where she not only needed to overcome fear of all new things, she also needed to focus her attention on me. To assist, I did not use treats, but instead used specific repetitive words and phrases. "Here we go" Good Girl, Safari!, and as she walked/trotted by my side continued to communicate, "Good girl!". At crossings, a consistent, "Stay" with leash taut, then, "here we go!" to start the walk across the street.
Her positive reinforcement also includes frequent stroking, and my tone of voice was ever enthusiastic, yet very quiet.
Other important commands that are useful for good behavior, we have started in the home. "Sit", "Down"(lay), more of "Stay", and frequent attention using only her name are worked on daily with both words and hand signals.
House training words, again in repetition, Dogs name, in my case, "Safari", once I have attention, then, "go outside for pee-pee?", and once outside when she sniff around, quietly, enthusiastically saying, " Good girl, go pee-pee!", until she does her business, and I repeat the phrase as I reward her.
Dogs are capable of understanding the tone of voice, and cadence/sounds of the specific command. Whether they understand the words specifically, well, as with humans, it's the association that we understand with particular words and sounds, not the words themselves. So, credit your dog with a similar capacity to do so!
I made a habit of getting up each two hours overnight to take her out using the routine described above, and throughout the day, while observing her behavior, in combination with a regular bathroom schedule, helped keep accidents down to a mnimum.
Now, here we are at 15 weeks.
Safari is entirely house trained and in three weeks has had only 6 accidents. At night, she wakes me for outings only when needed, but if she wakes me, I immediately pop the repetitive question, "outside for pee-pee?" and by her response - especially if excited, can tell the difference between needing the outdoors as opposed to needing water ot attention.
Observation on the part of the human is as important as the dogs attention on the human.
Other accomplishments include Safari performing all basic commands with words or hand signals, treats or no treats , new and fun learning exercises, like "dancing", standing on hind legs, "Up", "Rollover", and she can distinguish between several of her favorite toys: Piggy, Chewie, Puzzle, and a couple of others she is still learning.
One important advance is her attention off leash in the park. I have slowly introduced her to new dogs, highly distracting situations with dogs, children, birds, etc. all together, and now have her complete attention 95% of the time.
If you train your dog off leash, and they stray, call their name in a playful enthusiastic way...if you sound firm or angry, your dog will perceive your feelings of annoyance or worry and may not come. Instead, walk/run in the opposite direction while calling them and they will want to follow you. As soon as your dog catches up, give them an enormously loving greeting - and a treat if needed - and your dog learns that coming to you when called is a great thing!!
As mentioned in this video, it's time with your dog, mutual understanding, and patience that will rep the greatest reward!
Remember, your dog is very intelligent and intuitive, and understands when you look upon them with nothing but love!
Great video! My dog cannot listen off leash! All of her commands and obedience is ready but she knows when a leash is off our trainer recommended having a shoelace on then sliding it off when heeling. Any other tips?
Hello Zak. Maybe I just haven't found it yet, but I have been watching a lot of your videos and haven't seen one addressing the issue of familiarizing a dog with cars and riding in them. I bring this up because nearly EVERY dog owner will at one point or another have to transport their dog in a vehicle. How do you go about making the experience of riding in the car enjoyable for your canine companion?
Thanks,
Andrew
Good luck trying this on my chase obsessed, independent, bossy little chi/min pin mix. Even with a Thunderleash she still pulls. Dad says talking all the time to her works which is fine for him but I barely talk and Eevee has ADD I swear XD
Can you work with a Rottweiler? Also great videos keep them up.
I have a 3 year old Jack Russell named Biba (also my nickname) she is really smart and she's my best friend and we have so much in common (like really) we have much room and we have a big garden so she has plenty of space to run around..... Now she is my best friend since she was born (our 2 dogs had puppies) She had puppies twice but we got her sterilized and she is fully recovered.... But now when I say best friend I really mean we're buddies for life.... She always lays with me and even sleeps in my bed.... She seems to get a lot but she just acts like she doesn't know what I want from her.... She did this before, like when we had puppies they couldn't get up and we helped them on the couch she would pretend that she wasn't able to get up so we would help her.... She doesn't come when I tell her to, she doesn't sit when I say so, and she never listens..... Like when she's inside she pretty much goes where I go but still won't listen.... She does listen to my stepdad but she's kind of scared of him because when she does anything naughty she gets a (soft) slap on her butt (if you get what I mean we don't abuse her don't worry)..... She doesn't do much bad but she just won't listen..... And with the leash no matter where we go she keeps pulling she doesn't even care where we're heading.... I still love her tho....
I need you to come to Australia dude...
Do you think you can do a video about yorkies because i am getting a yorkie and i want to learn
Great camera work who's your camera person?
I feel like this dog is doing already so good. My dog is not very interested in the treats. He is only 11 weeks old and I would like to start doing this kind of training.
cool
I also wanted to add that I started using small bits of chicken as special currency. But the smell must be really strong because after awhile she stops paying attention and sniffs all over the place. And then when I bring out the regular doggy treats or dog food, she's not interested.
Zak,
I want to start off by saying that I love watching your videos. I have used them for instruction training my almost four month old Golden "Zoe"! I have two issues that I hope you can shed light on, how to stop. 1. She loves to chew and rip up grass outside. 2. I have red colored mulch around some landscaping, and she loves to chew on it as well. How can I get to stop both habits?
Thanks,
Love your shows!
I really love your videos and find them really helpful. I got a puppy 6 months ago and started watching your videos and now my puppy can do sit, paw, high five and lie down and fetch. But when my puppy is with my other dog he sometimes jumps up and licks his face and ears and I'm wondering how I can teach him to leave my dog alone?
Cute doggy! Lol
I love your videos! can you plz make a video with a mini or toy poodle because I am really interested in them and I love your videos. Should I get a boy dog or a girl dog? are there personality differences between the genders? Thank you!
I've watched so many of these! But my pomeranian, Maki never takes treats outside, she's so distracted. I always end up picking her up to walk past distractions. I wonder if I should try using a toy for leash training instead but I don't want her to think it's playtime 🤔
can you make a video to show how to train big dogs
I have a 6 months old dog and she does the same when u pull a little they jump lol XD
Hi I recently discovered your videos i was wondering if you had any on training a overprotective dog ?
My dog is fine playing with others but when another dog comes up to me he barks and snarles never bites but i cant take him to the public park anymore ive tried socialising him with plenty of treats but no improvement any tips would be great
Zac you should make a video on why you should have a dog because I want one and I live with my grandma but she doesn't want one can you please make a video on why you should have dogs so I can convince her to get one
Thanks! I needed this!
He puts up a leash walking video every month if this technique worked for dogs who need to learn how to walk on a leash he could probably have just put up one.
Good to know you are keeping up every month . You must really like Zak and his training philosophy and techniques !
44prot. Keeping up with Zak is easy. All you have to do is search dog training every week and the sponsored ads show up on top of the results.
Oh, did you think I suggested that keeping up is difficult? I only said it's good to know you are keeping up. And it's awesome that you take the time to watch.
44prot, no I didn't think you were suggesting it was difficult. As a matter of fact I do it w/o even trying most of the time. (trust me)
Hey Zak,
i have a 6 month old Siberian Husky and he refuses to eat the required amount of food that he is supposed to, he isn't underweight but i have a feeling he's heading that way, do you have any tricks on how to get him to eat without being picky?
thank you so much
How long a day should I practice this with my dog. Also how do you decide the amount of meat they should get?
Hey zak, can you give me some tips on my five and a half month old puppy. he will not eat his food at all so I try to give him any good I can even my food to make sure he doesn't starve
Thank you for great instructional videos. I am interested in how to teach my unnutered male dog not to constantly mark territory when walking. He tries to mark every bush and every corner eventhough he doesn't have a drop of pee. He is a large breed and pulls a lot to mark and sniff.
Can you make a video on how to train a Scottish terrier because my dog won't listen to anyone. She is just 8 weeks and I have heard that my Scottish terrier is a very active one
How do you choose the dogs you work with?
Hay Zak my dog will not stop pulling I have been working a lot with her and she goes crazy a wean we walk and see dogs and other animals
Jul Jur
He has a video on that. :)
I would love to be able to train my dogs, but we are having SO much trouble! We have a 13 week old pitbull/blue heeler mix and a 2(ish) year old pitbull / (Mastiff??) mix. The puppy is incredibly energetic which we love, but would like to know how to focus her energy into good things, and the adult dog is incredibly laid back and calm, but is untrained other than potty training. Is there any tips or trick I could use, or a good place I could take them to help me train them?
Hey Zak :) we adopted a 6 year old akita german shepherd cross and I'm after some advice with barking. We've had her around a week and she tends to listen, sit, even outside by the road she will sit, she doesn't pull on the lead etc, many good qualities.
There's 3 of us in the house, one works nights and one works shifts, she tends to bark when she hears someone enter the house or when someone is walking up the stairs, how can we stop her barking at this? I try to get her attention with treats and to sit but she continues to bark
My 8wk old puppy has learned to sit ,stay ,rolling over ,tummy crawl and down he is super smart...potty training is going well ..walking on the leash is an on going process...my question s why?when he eats he takes the food away always..from the place his bowl is, however he stays to get his treats can you put up a video about this...he came home to us at 6wks...shitzu cross foxterrier...please help he is ruining the carpet thanxs annette from Australia
Hey, Zak.
I've been watching your videos for a while now and I've been trying to train my dog and he's a small dog like that but I have more problems.. I've been trying to do your tips and tricks and to be honest my dog doesn't listen? He's now 9 months and he can't potty train (he will continue to pee in the house), we can't get him on a collar of leash without him fighting (we don't even do it forcefully), he will bite everyone and we don't know how to train him. Any advice? (My dog is a pomsky)