Dog Trainer Course. Lesson 2 - Equipment
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 มิ.ย. 2024
- Thanks for joining us today for our second dog training session. In today's video, I'll be discussing some basic equipment used by dog trainers.
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hello nate, i was assigned as the head of the k9 unit of our agency. your videos helped me a lot to understand k9 training and handlers training... thank you and more power to you.
That’s awesome! Thanks for sharing and congrats! 💪😁
Nate, I just have to share:
Today was exciting. My "pet" working line GSD has demonstrated good "down in motion" while heeling. I started putting him in "down" while on release "breaks" and during active recall in line of sight toward me, also with a good/fast response.
Today, for the first time, I threw balls and commanded "down" while running AWAY from me, where he's motivated to get the ball, AND CAN'T SEE any hand/body signals. And he went into fast, perfect downs!!! While running away from me!
I'm so delighted with my brilliant boy. He may not be ready for competition yet, but at three years old, he's still incredibly smart and willing to do new things! I feel like today was a special accomplishment. I also think German Shepherds are VERY GOOD at "generalizing" certain things. While I can't necessarily depend on him to successfully generalize every behavior or command, I'm always SO THRILLED when he does. He hasn't won any "titles", but he's the BEST German Shepherd in the world as far as I'm concerned!!🐾❤😁❤🐾
@@ivanhacks Really, the main reason I'd like to title him is because I haven't ruled out breeding yet. But there are full health checks (hips, spine, etc), temperament testing (I believe), before I could even consider it. I'm so biased; just because I think he's the best GSD ever, doesn't actually mean he should be bred.
But the best thing about solid training is the improved bond and increased freedom & fun I can have with my dog. I love how every walk is "play time", a little adventure for us, because I know he can be trusted to listen & respond. Our walks are extremely interactive between us. When he's not in a heel, he's constantly looking back and "checking in" with me. It's at least half the fun (or more) of enjoying him. Even if we never get a title, he's just so much more fun, we're much more bonded, because of training obedience😍👍👍😁🐾
That's awesome! I'm happy you're having so much success with the training, and it sounds like you have a very smart pup! :)
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Every video I watch in this series makes me realize just how little I know about training my dog lol! And want to be better at it. Thanks Nate!
My pleasure. Thanks for watching and supporting the channel. Cheers!
cant wait for the next video😊
Thanks! :)
As soon as I can afford a subscription, I will get one. Your content should reach every dog owner.
I'm so excited for more. You're ALWAYS spot on, Nate!!🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Yay! Thank you, Karina!
Hello from south Africa, thank you Nate Schoemer I really appreciate and enjoy all of your videos keep up the amazing work that you do.
Thank you and I'm happy you're enjoying the videos. :)
Not gonna lie. I came here for the dog advice, though after watching you, I ran over and grabbed my barbell and did a few reps. Lol. 😂. You inspired me to get back into it. And train my dog. 😂
Awesome! Ready for the next video!! Thanks Nate!
Thanks for watching! :)
Thank you for continuously providing such a great content !
Thank you for the continued support! :)
Thankyou so much for this! I'm looking to self train a service dog starting January, so your videos have really helped me with learning how to use proper techniques
Awesome! Thanks for sharing. Cheers!
Thanks for all your teachings Nate! I’m getting an 8 week old Mini Bull Terrier ! I would love to schedule zoom calls with you on a regular basis as my puppy grows up so I make sure my dog is as perfect as yours! 🙏🏾 thanks so much for your work!
Thank you, I truly appreciate that and I would love to help you with your dog training endeavors. Just send me an email or text (phone number is on my website) when you're ready to get something in the books. NateSchoemer@gmail.com
My working line GSD is safe off leash while wearing an e collar now (even though I rarely stim, it's mostly a safety backup. Used on low levels for positioning reinforcement and to get his attention when distractions cross our path mostly). I carry a "Chuck It" ball thrower stick. I find it works very well in place of a "position stick" if he wants to forge ahead on "heel", plus I get to use it to throw balls, lol!! Walking off leash now that I have reliable obedience is SUCH A PLEASURE. He does wear his e collar outside the house & yard, whether I stim him (usually low level unless it's an extremely rare "emergency") or not. Most walks, I don't bother with any stim. But it's there if necessary. YOUR teaching, Nate, helped us get to this point. And main point: Chuck It stick makes an excellent, dual purpose positioning stick!!😄❤🐾👍👍🐾❤😘🐾
@@ivanhacks me too! He loves it! So much fun for us both. But with a big, strong working line dog, you HAVE TO BE CAREFUL, and take it slow. Having calls placed to Animal Control IS NOT something you can afford if you love a big working line, high drive dog, a GSD, Malinois, Ridgeback, Corso, Mastiff, Staffordshire, etc. You MUST go slowly and be POSITIVE you have complete control if very attractive distractions appear. I love my boy very much. It took a lot of work to get us here. I could NEVER risk him being taken away from me. But he's SOLID after months, maybe a years work (still playful, fun & engaging!). I haven't prematurely given any off leash "privileges", he's earned them slowly. My greatest fear is he does a "natural" dog behavior that would be excused in a Lab, Retriever, or Doodle, like jumping on a kid, but since he's a German Shepherd, could wind up with "euthanization" (he's actually PERFECT with kids. Even toddlers. I've proofed him a lot). He HAS to be "extra tight, extra obedient"....and he is!! I love him very much. And I'm VERY proud of him!!❤😌
@@ivanhacks You are AWESOME! Have you listened to Nate & Bethany Preud Homme? I got so MUCH out of those two podcasts. In fact, listening AGAIN as I walk my beloved stinker right now off leash in the suburbs. Two of the BEST podcasts you'll EVER on dog training, I swear.
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@@ivanhacks Pretty much. But I only recommend the very, very best. And I'm telling you, those two Bethany Preud Homme discussions TURNED my training AROUND. If you watch and like them, and come back and comment, I'll turn you on to a couple others that are SOLID GOLD!!😉😄😘
That's awesome! It's such an amazing experience to reach off-leash status with your dog. Congrats, and thanks for sharing! And thanks to Ivan for all the positive feedback on the channel Cheers! :)
@@ivanhacks What, you think I'd feed my dog junk food??!🤣🤣🤣
Thank you so much Nate. Your videos are phenomenal. I have learned so much from you and your videos. My baby is amazing and so highly trained as a service dog because of you.
That's awesome! Thank you, B K!
Thank you Nate . Another great video
Thank you, Harry! :)
Love the new series, keep up the good work
Thanks, will do! :)
Love it man. My fee family is learning from your videos and I will order to support. Great stuff. My 8 week Belgian just learned few commands just from watching a couple videos of yours I was able to teach him with ease. Plus in my opinion they are highly intelligent compared toy german shepherd
Yes, and thank you. I happy the videos are helpful and I appreciate the support. Cheers!
You're a legend! THANK YOU
Thank you, Pavly! :)
I am so happy you are doing this serious.
Thank you, Sydney! :)
you’re welcome
Heyyy!!! Back again to take notes!🖤🖤 cant wait for the next video! I knew all the things in this video but still took notes just incase I ever loan my notes to someone😂
lol! Awesome! Thank you! :)
It's all in his book, which is very affordable. Highly recommend it
@@chrismcm7552 I will be ordering it as soon as I get money for sure!!!!
Can't wait for more!!
Thanks, Tracy!
Ok, going to buy your book and watch the heck out of your videos, to train my GSD puppy.
Will let you know how it works out. Maybe schedule a zoom call if I’m having any problems.
Great summary! Also the postion box :)
Thank you! :)
Ahhhh...such a good refresher, and indication of what's to come! Easily digestible information.
I use "place" instead of "climb". The word itself means nothing to my dog. But because I "placed" my dog on a towel and fed long lasting frozen Kong treats and bully sticks during "happy hour" with my neighbors on their adjoining deck during COVID (their Aussie would lay on a towel as well with the same treats, while the humans chatted, enjoyed music & a glass of wine or beer and snacks), he developed a very positive association to "place". I'd already taught "place" to raised hammocks & environmental things like benches, picnic tables, big electrical boxes. I'm not sure why some people teach both "place" & "climb". I'm sure there's a reason. But my dog has generalized "place" and a point to any surface, even a flat one like a concrete drain, that doesn't look like area surrounding it. It comes in very handy if I take him to a clinic, friend's house, or restaurant that allows dogs, and simply put a towel down and ask him to go to "place". "Place" means flat or raised in his mind, and after months of enjoying treats on a towel, he's super happy to comply!!!😄
Awesome! Yes, Place and climb are the same thing, just different words used for the same behavior. :)
I personally taught both place and climb, but place means putting his front paws on an object whereas climb means to put all four paws on an object.
@@christianabrasher5881 Sounds like that works well for you! Awesome😁🐾
This was tremendous!
Thank you so much! :)
Good stuff!
Thank you, L.J. Kye Dobermans! :)
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Hi good video. I am not a fan of choke chains. The sticks are not good for certain rescue dogs. The prong is okay depending on the issue being addressed. The head halter is something I do like. I have success with dog-dog and dog-human aggression using the head halter. The E-Collar is outstanding for recall, but you mentioned that. The slip is necessary for getting rescue dogs out of their kennel, but I really do not like them. I change it up once we are out. TY this was an instructional video.
Hi..i been watcing all your videos...very informative...have a query.. how do you make your dog eat its food kept in front of it only after your command
Thanks! What Ivan said. :)
Hey you are my inspiration sir . I love the way you teach your dogs
😅I have a question Charlie belongs from which breed??
Thank you so much! Charlie is a fox red British Labrador. :)
Sir can you make a full video on desensitisation of dog plzz sir
Nate what if for example Cane Corso want't eat food on trening ? New dog hard to train just on 🏀 can you explain for me please
I talk about this in my dog training manual. You can get a copy here. Thanks for watching and commenting! amzn.to/2P2tyQH
Maybe I missed it, but do you have some videos using the training sticks?
@@ivanhacks I bet you're a cool dude with an awesome dog!!!🤣💖🐾😄👍👍
@@ivanhacks Thank you for the link.
Yes and thank you to Ivan for sharing the link. :)
You said in a past video that you recomend high quality dry food for your dog in training. What brand or specific food do you use when training?
When training I like to use stella and chewy freeze dried coated kibble or freeze dried dog food. :)
Sir please make a demo vedio of Charlie
He'll be in this next series. :)
How do you train a dog to not accept treats/food from strangers? I'd love to see this covered.
Yes, I plan on making a video on that in the future. Cheers!
Hello, I have a 3 month old dog. It bites a lot. Do you have any suggestions for me?
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Thank you! :)
How can I contact you about possibly working with my puppy?
You can see my contact info at the bottom of my website: www.nateschoemer.com/
I tried to use all the tricks to stop my puppy bites but its not helping are you sure that he will get over on biting?
They usually stop when they are done teething at 6 months of age, but If the puppy enjoys biting and you want to stop it, then You may need to use a correction to stop the behavior. Correcting the behavior with a quick leash pop. However, you should keep this in mind when adding corrections:
Corrections in dog training is when we are using positive punishment to stop an undesired behavior. First, we must keep in mind that everything our dogs do is based on motivation. The motivation to access something pleasant, or the motivation to prevent something unpleasant. If your dog is practicing a behavior that is fun (self-reinforcing behavior), then you have two options to stop this. One; make sure to prevent the dog from being able to practice the undesired behavior. The second option is to use a correction to stop the behavior. A correction can be anything the dog doesn't like. So in the end, the motivation not to receive the correction must override the motivation to do the undesired behavior.
If you use a correction and the undesired behavior continues, then the correction is not high enough. Here's an analogy to help understand this concept. It's important to remember that every dog has their bank account (their correction level). Some dogs are very wealthy, and some are penniless, just like people. Let's say that you are speeding down the highway and a police officer pulls you over and writes you a 25 cent-speeding ticket. The second the officer leaves, you will start speeding again because the ticket wasn't high enough to get you to change your behavior. But let's say he pulls you over and writes you a ten-million-dollar speeding ticket, now it's so high that you will avoid driving altogether, and you will be very stressed out. On the other hand, let's say he pulls you over and writes you a $125 speeding ticket. That would be enough to get you to slow down, without causing you to avoid the behavior of driving altogether. This is what we must do with our dogs; we need to correct them at a level that is adequate to their bank account. If the dog doesn't stop the bad behavior, then you may have to increase the correction. Just be sure to correct the dog in the act.
In addition, proper corrections should not create a fearful dog. Usually fear when correcting a dog is due to the owner being angry, yelling at the dog, or correcting too hard. When we use a correction, it's simple cause and effect. A correction should never be personal and you should never yell at your dog. Once the correction is done, then we praise and reward our dog when they're doing what we like. If your dog knows why he/she is being corrected and knows how to prevent the correction from happening, then you shouldn't create any fear.
Leash pop: This is when you make a snapping motion with the dog’s leash to engage the training-collar to give the dog a correction (a positive-punishment). If you're using a flat collar and that's not working, then you may need to use a prong collar to stop the behavior.
I hope this helps!
@@NateSchoemer thanks!
*I NEED HELP*
I have a 5-month-old gsd, his name is Volt.
1. FOOD: He is not food driven, he doesn't eat properly. For his meals, I have tried cooking for him new dishes but still doesnt show much interest. Also gets lil hard to train him with a treat.
2. DISTRACTION: while training, gets very easily distracted.
3. BARKING: Has started barking excessively in the early morning ( around 4-5 AM). We have socialized him to many other dogs and humans, but still barks and lunges at new dogs.
Well his ear is still not standing
what shall I do?
@@ivanhacks Thank you so much for your response.
I always make him do something before i give him treats, but for his meals (breakfast and dinner) we try to make him stay till the 'eat' command is given. I am afraid that he is sick and that's why avoiding food. He doesnt run up to us anymore or show excitement like he used to before. I am praying he is not sick. Do you have anything to say on this?
@@ivanhacks thank you very much again
If you need additional help, I offer zoom training sessions. You can email me if you would like to get something booked. NateSchoemer@gmail.com
Thanks bro, how much do you bench? 😂
Lol! Thanks!
Should i separate my pup from my adult dog for awhile so the pup bond with me
I believe it's important for puppies to have opportunities to play and interact with other dogs. However, during the critical imprinting stage that occurs within the first 16 weeks of life, it's helpful to limit how much access the puppy has to other dogs. Once the imprinting stage is over, you can still focus on strengthening your bond with your pup. Remember that every dog is motivated by different things, so it's very helpful to train your puppy early on to enjoy playing and training with you above other activities, if possible.
Did i mess up by letting them interact
Slip leash, good or bad?
They're good for quickly moving a dog from one place to the next, but I don't like to use them for training or normal leash walks.
@@NateSchoemer Thank you!