TRAINING TWO DOGS TOGETHER!! (REAL DOG TRAINING)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 มิ.ย. 2021
- Training a Malinois to walk nicely on the leash can be challenging for anyone. Tom Davis works with two dogs together on loose leash walking and to be less anxious. This session is packed with lots of great dog training advice, we hope it helps you guys at home! :)
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Was this June 4th did I miss it?
I love this owner, he seems very patient with his dogs and he's open to criticism, which is exactly how a belgian owner should be
He is! Thanks for watching!
@Daybot I thought so too!🙌
Agreed
Instead of "Belgian" you should just say "dog" as it is true both ways
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It was nice seeing that this dog was trained and Tom was helping them sharpen up. Good job all!
They did great!
I always feel more confident after watching your videos. I have a three year old GSD, and I started training her the day I brought her home. First thing I taught her was to look at me. Nothing mattered but that for two days and it’s never stopped. It has been the best thing I ever did. HOWEVER, it’s the reactive on leash that I struggle with. I watched one of your videos just this morning, and thought; I can do this. I took her out and low and behold there was a cat under my car! She went nuts, so I did what you taught and corrected her with confidence and she came with me! I walked her past that cat 10 times before bringing her in the house. So, I’ve been binwatching your videos all day. You have no idea what a difference it has made in just a couple of hours. THANK YOU!’
It's really cool seeing a different type of dog here, one that is trained but need some polish. And it helps us not forgeting that thing: we want a obedient dog, but they need to have fun! They are not inexpressive robots. How good is to watch your dog focused and having fun with you, right? 😁
Yep! They all did great!
Didn't see any "two dogs together training" as the title says, though. I'd like to see that since it is difficult. It seems most say train them separately. In theory - yes; but time consuming - yes! Then once they are together again, all bets seem to be off because they are back to bouncing off each other's actions again! Help!
Yeah, would have liked to see both dogs together! I wondered if the nervous pup gained any confidence from the other one
I don't have two dogs so I'm definitely not an expert here, but I can try to give my 2 cents if you haven't already tried this. I would take super itty bitty baby steps. If you can have both dogs in a good heel separately and not reacting to distractions on normal walks, then start with both dogs together and literally just do a few steps at a time, as many times a day as you can. Start in a very low distraction environment, and super slowly build up to your normal walking routes. Like I said, I don't have two dogs, but with any walking issue (or really any issue in general) that's how I've done it with my guy and have had tons of success. If they can't walk nicely together in your house then you can't expect them to walk nicely together when they see a squirrel down the street 🤷 also, set them up for success! If you know they are gonna ping pong off each other in certain situations, until you are confident they each can handle those situations individually, I would keep them separate. Rehearsing those behaviors you don't want makes it harder and harder to get rid of them. I'm curious to know if you've tried these things and how it worked out for you, good luck!
I have trained two dogs at the same time and it works well. They love to do it together and start competing on performance.
02:35 perfect turn and heel by that woman :)))
haha yep
Welcome to the... coolest! Dog training channel on YT.
I love how you added in positive reward TO the owner by telling him good rewarding. We ALL need that, eh?
These edits are sick! Great balance of content 👌🏼
Thannks so much!
I could see the change in her the minute he started telling her she did a good job
Love these “fine tuning “ videos! Definitely harder with two dogs also.
I love this video. I have a mal and I feel like people really underestimate how important it is to remind them of how good of a job they’re doing (even with simple commands!)
Exactly, they are so eager and like all dogs needs that boost!
Finally! Someone else who walks their dog on their right! The Board and train I signed up with won't teach my dog to walk on the right because of the "rules of the road", etc BUT she's already trained to walk on the right. These tips help on cleaning up what she already knows. Thank you!
Happy it helps, Nikki!
I have a left side "heel" and right side "side"! It's definitely super practical in town and on trails when passing people/dogs
@@Emma-fe6yt that's where I wanna get! Having her on my right side gives me more control since she's Reactive with other dogs and it helps when people become a distraction.
@@nikki6563 that's a great plan!! My pup is a little nervous with strangers, and putting him on the opposite side has helped a ton to provide him a little extra space when we pass people. He also gets distracted by other dogs and it helps us to reduce that distraction as well :) To help teach them to get into a position, I taught my pup to put his paws up on an upside down dog bowl. You can stand right next to the bowl and call them into position and they learn exactly where they're supposed to be! You can even start to turn your body and teach them to pivot with you while they have their front paws up
@@Emma-fe6yt I gotta try that! Thanks for the tip!
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOUR VIDEO'S KING! Your so dang good at what you do keep up the good work!!!!!
Oh hell yes! Thank you so much!
@@tomdavisofficial Yes sir I've been watching you for almost a year and its just amazing on what you do!!
Why do People put a thumbs down to Tom. It really annoys me. This guy is THE BEST and you Americans are so lucky to have him. I live in England and I am so jealous, I wish he was in England. LOVE THIS GUY! he’s patient calm and explains things beautifully for people to understand him. LOVE YOU 😘 TOM. Xx
Good job, Tom + Video editors!
Thanks so much, we have been working hard!
really like new editing style
Thanks so much!!
you’re on a roll with posting lately ! loving it & all the great content !
Yep! Get used to it! :)
What beauty dogs! Love how they both lit up with the layered in praise. Great work!
yes!! Thanks for watching Virginia!
Tom, thanks for your great videos! This was so different comlared to most of of the other ones, because the owner had skills and no hard reactive dogs. Very nice. Man the cinematic skills of your team grew just amazing! Love your content
Thank you!! I appreciate you watching
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Dude the quality of your videos and the editing now... this is exactly what you needed for your social media I think you found the groove man keep going
Once again, Tom zeros in on exactly what is lacking between the handler and the dog. It’s awesome to see how happy and more relaxed the dog looks when she realizes her handler is pleased with her 😊💚. They are a great team!!!
Beautiful dogs!! So quick and smart!
Did you upgrade your camera? Love the new quality. And the content, of course.
Upgraded my videographer and editor, her name is Abby!
@@tomdavisofficial Abby does an awesome job
Best owner best dog good training
watching your videos almost makes me want to get a dog and train it!
You are awesome!
Love this so much! Gorgeous Dog!
Look at that good girl having fun!
Yep!
Love this… there are so many details, sequences and timing to reinforce a dog positively. I really learn a lot from this video. THANK YOU ❤️
What a beauty!
Thanks I love your videos!!
Cool advanced focus
your videos keep getting better and better! love the 4k versions as well. keep sharing your amazing content 👍👍👍
Heck ya! Glad you noticed! :)
Great video, cool dogs and cool owner as well!
Dude yesssss, I'm loving these more frequent videos. I will admit, I miss training dogs SO much, and it's really nostalgic to watch your videos. Thanks for all you do, Tom! Sad I missed out on the NBD 5-panel hat lol
Thanks so much! They will be restocked very soon!
Great video! Jammed packed with valuable information! Well done as usual Tom.👏👏👏❤️
Thank you.
Thanks so much, Susan! I appreciate your feedbackk!
Heelwork is long ,hard work to get right. I agree there is a lack of encouragement here. Dogs worry about getting work wrong and need their confidence building so they want to try again rather than fret. Great as always. Loving the slip leads : ) Thanks Tom.
❤️❤️❤️ beautiful dogs
They are!
Another great video Tom.
I appreciate how you compartmentalize the behaviors for both of them, dog and human. Peace
Thanks so much!! I appreciate you watching
I like this video a lot. Nice to get some more refined tips on a good heel.
The clips of you loving on the dogs always show the driving core of your training #nobaddogsarmy
I just really love dogs!
@@tomdavisofficial and it shows!
"Just that one thing of saying 'Good boy' instead of 'Good heal', will throw everything off"
I just posted a comment about this, but I'm confused by this. We want to only say a command once, but if we say "good heel" and the word heel is tied to the heeling action, it's basically repeating the word again for our dogs. The dog isn't going to distinguish between "heel, good, heel" (repeating heel command after saying good) or "heel, good heel" (praising saying they did a good heel). I feel like I'm having a hard time explain haha does what I'm trying to say make sense? Basically I'm just trying to say I think we should just say "good" which means they did a good job at whatever command we threw at them before!
@@Emma-fe6yt The initial "heel" command is given once. If they comply you reward them with praise (higher pitched voice) and repeat the command so they know what they are being praised for. "Good heal!" Praising them for following the heal command.
When they do not follow the command, that is when you apply (leash) pressure or deepen your voice. By doing so you "punish" them for not obeying. Once they do what you ask, you again praise following the command so they can strengthen the association between what they did and the command.
At least, that is what I'm getting from watching Tom's video's. I'm far from a professional.
Great lesson, thanks
Thanks for watching!!!!
I liked this owner and what a beautiful dog, I want my own malinois too but I'm waiting to have the time that I need but love to see this video's anyways
AWESOME I love the way you work
Thank you so much, Georgia!
@@tomdavisofficial you're welcome🎉🎉
They LOVE their pack leader! Great video that demonstrates our job never ends!
Thanks, Barbra!!
Enjoy watching your lessons,I applaud your people skills,biggest reason I never turned "pro",no patience with people
I needed to see this part with Max
Love it, Tom! What a great and attentive owner also! Bravo!!
Thanks so much!
@@tomdavisofficial always!!
I got a puppy (2nd dog) recently and literally just this week was wondering about this. Haven’t watched yet but definitely 1st thing once I’m home
Oh. More like training two dogs separately I guess.
I would really like to see a video of you working your personal dog. That would be awesome!
I love watching you train the dogs. Any advise on pulling both my german shepherds or do you have a video
Thanks, yes I have about 67 videos on that.
I want to give this video a million thumbs up!! Even though I was a little bit disappointed to realize it wasn't exactly what I thought it would be. I learned a lot of great tips to help my insecure dog but I was hoping for help on how to bring my two dogs together on a walk. They both do great when they are with me one at a time and can completely ignore any trigger or easily be refocused. When I have both of them the insecure one will go beserk and then redirect on my other dog. Do you have any suggestions or videos that might help with this issue?
Great ☺️ any advice on dogs with other animals
Thanks, Pauline!
Love this, this is my dutch
He loves to please but we’re having a hard time with a competitive heel
Keep working on it! I would suggest looking up Forrest Micke’s heeling videos. He’s a legend
Hi! I’ve been loving your videos and applying your techniques with my 1 year old pup, Huckleberry, which have been helpful. Curious to know your experience with training Great Pyrenees and similar breeds who were specifically bred to be “independent”. Huck is a GP/German shepherd mix and it’s been quite difficult teaching him to engage with me. Appreciate any feedback you have, thanks!
Love IT!!! I have trouble with Ruger not keeping his focus on me so I sing Mary had a little lamb...it's stupid but it holds his attention longer and makes the clown he's with more fun than that little squirrel over there there lol. And there's Isana who'll rip a pocket off your shirt she's so focused 🙄 ok she has a better nose and knows a treat is in the pocket. Guess she taught me. Your focused heel vids with Hawk have helped me alot. Ruger never knows where his big butt is, he's getting better. Sometimes I go back to square one because they didn't learn it wrong, I TAUGHT it wrong. I love this channel, it's shows me my dogs have so much potential if they had a better trainer lol. I will get there through you ❤️
THANKS SO MUCH, KIM! You are the best!
@@tomdavisofficial vicious rumor lol. I have a great online me for and four power breeds doing better because of the information you so unselfishly give those who are open to the education 😁
I’m getting my Doberman puppy soon. Second Dobie, the first one turned out amazingly! But wondering if I should start off my training with a prong collar (when pup is older enough) or start with flat collar and only use prong if we have problems ?
One approach I've been told is to reward above average (her previous average) performance by pleasantly "surprising" her with a reward every once in a while.
The key parts are "above previous average" and "unexpected reward". The reward doesn't need to be food though
Agreed
So to be clear: should all heeling be taught in short segments, not just focus heeling? And if so, how do you recommend implementing this while going on a walk? Ex: if you have to go a long distance for your dog's exercise needs but are in the beginning stages of teaching heeling?
Hi Tom one my Female malinois Just that dog very smart always look at me where I AM she want be with me always..and male big one that is heavy for going outsider they Both strong specially hé love to play ..
I been waiting for this.. training 2 dogs..
I hope it gives you insight!
Thanks for your response..I always watch your vlog..to learn more..
The dogs are beautiful
I have a pair of 5 year old treeing Tennessee's. They have always been stressed by other dogs on the lead since I adopted them at 6 months. They really scare people, despite being lovely with dogs and humans up close.
I have never been able to progress on this one point, and now I only walk them when and where I am least likely to see other dogs. 😩
This my sound like a dumb question but I am really new to this channel literally started watching today, do you only train big dog’s or do you train any sized dog ? @Upstate Canine Academy
Can you do a video about in home corrections? Our dog is learning on our walks to heel and not lunge at people and other dogs but he is still jumping/nipping us indoors and jumping on the couch when he’s excited/wants attention
You would do the same thing you would do outside, inside.
I am having trouble with my GSD. We have an appointment with the vet tomorrow about her behaviour and if rehoming her or putting her down would be better. Please help! I don't want to put my dog down. She is aggressive but hasn't bitten any one. She has went after my father and has attached my other dog.
Tom, do you have a dutch shepherd and a mali? I was confused by the wording!
I am in desperate need of someone's help with my German shepherd. She has always been aggressive but the past few weeks her behaviour has escalated. She attacked my other dog and went after my dad. Both my parents are now scared of her. We are debating whether putting her down or rehoming her would be best. Please help!
I need to know why he says "Typical Malinois" when he goes down. My male Mal does this too. Why do they go down like that ?
Stlization is good for dog training ???
Thanks for catching the lack of verbal confirmation and rewards!
Thanks for watching!
Mine are like: "OH, he didn't bring treats today, let's wander off for 20 minutes". When I carry treats, they stay close...
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I feel like this guy needs a competition trainer
Where is the second dog?
Damnnnnnn😎
Every dog is different... most trainers do not post videos of hard dogs to train...aka a not smart/stubborn dog. I wanna train a smart dog.
Eh? I thought you were going to show them being handled together, at the same time :/. Still good stuff though.
what if the dog is deaf and they can’t hear you say ‘good heal’ or ‘good sit’ the verbal is non existent.
Mali mali mali!
What is your opinion on begging? Good, bad, neutral? My dog will beg and then I will tell her to go to her bed while I’m at the kitchen table. But she will watch me from there.
I see this as okay as long as she’s not in my lap while I eat.
I've started watching your videos to learn how to train my dog. He's 118lbs, and he's 3 years old. We recently had to move to an apartment complex from a house with a privacy fenced in yard, but now he's exposed to all kinds of other dogs and people. He has never liked men, and it has gotten worse since we've lived here. I have learned some interesting things from your videos, and I'm hoping that I can possibly get him trained before something horrible happens.
Why do you say "good sit" or "good down" instead of just saying "good"? If you ask them to "sit" and then say "good sit", I feel like that's just repetitive and could be confusing. "Sit" means to sit, and if we only want to say it once when we ask them to sit, why would we say it again?
It is to strengthen the association between the action and the command. You tell them what you're praising them for.
Two dogs?
Did he train these dogs with an e collar by any chance??? When they're the wrong way with an e collar ...they can act just like this...complying robotic.... almost fearful.. Definately NOT happy.... He needs to raise his tone of voice..and show some emotion.... did he say why he has them on his right..not his left??
You wanna try working three 100 pound GSD's at the same time? Mom, dad, and daughter... Due to the daughter having health issues, $13 thousand later in vet bills, I couldn't let mom and dad correct her during recovery, and unfortunately it stuck. Long story short, she thinks she's the boss of them, and when she's with them, she thinks she's the baddest bitch in Upstate NY. She's more manageable by herself, but straight mob mentality when she's with her parents... It's just stupid, and I have to be all over her, cause she's a predator.
where in the video he train the dogs together smh
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