In my opinion, this is a vital skill for any puppy or dog to have. Not only is it for safety (stop them from eating things, or chasing things), but it also helps to build impulse control. And it's so versatile, to help with many different behavioral issues. ❤️
I love his show and thisjust summarizes and lays out all of the basic methods he uses on the show. What i love about this guide th-cam.com/users/postUgkxKkYeOoCV_w2vPX0CSyVWkhew2c4FYk0d is that you don' need to read the whole book cover to cover ... You can skip to the chapter (lesson) you want to read about. The book is arranged almost as a problem-solving guide ... Here is the problem and here is what you need to know/do to correct it. This man knows his stuff ... But more importantly knows how to teach people how they can work with their pups themselves!
Another suggestion that I saw online for teaching a dog "leave it," is to place an object on the floor, and if the dog walks up to the object, tell them, "Buttercup, leave it." They suggested starting off with objects that aren't likely to injur or prove exciting to the dog, and that most people won't mind parting with. This will vary depending on the dog and the person, but some examples of such objects are a plastic water bottle (ideally you would use one that can easily be purchased in packs at the grocery store or gas station, not one that you might use at the gym), an empty cereal box, or a paper bag. As the dog begins to understand what "leave it" means, they suggested progressing to more valued items, or items that are more likely to be enticing to the dog. Again, this will vary depending on the dog and person, but some examples of such objects might be lunchboxes, children's toys, or even a water bottle that you might use at the gym.
@Murrie Mitchell now, if you do decide to progress to higher value objects, make sure the ones you use aren't top quality brands. For example, if you use a purse, make sure it's not a Louis Vuitton, Michael Kors, Brighton, or other designer brand. Make sure it's one that can easily be purchased somewhere like Walmart or the dollar store. Or if you use a stuffed animal, make sure it's one that your kids (or other kids in your life, such as children of friends, or nieces/nephews) don't want anymore.
We did leave it on the floor by putting kibble down and using chicken for reward so our heeler got it pretty quick. Now from afar she'll leave things alone and comes to us looking for praise or reward.
I love these videos with Nadia. We will have a GSD in a couple weeks and this has really helped with figuring out our training routine with our new pupper. Thanks so much.
ronald williams 1. teach them their name: say their name every time you address them and when u give them their food 2. buy a clicker (makes training sooo much easier) 3. using the clicker, teach lay down, sit, (teach down before sit because then they'll lay down immediately instead of sitting first), stay, heel, and any other small tricks u wanna teach em 4. practice walking them inside (don't speak to them so they know to obey) then when they seem good to go, start taking ur pup for daily walks outside
I really enjoy all your training videos. Is there a specific age to teach all of your steps because my 12 week old gsd is doing great but I don't want to go to fast. Like now she will sit& wait and a few other basic commands but again don't want to go to fast.
Once I have gone through the 9 phase 1 videos and have taught these commands. What is the next training you recommend for a family/protection shepherd dog? Phase 2 videos appear to be same commands, but different training tools. Suggestions on next videos I should watch? Thank you so much, these videos have been very helpful.
No one should attempt to train a "hyped" dog. You should train when your dog is calm. Shes teaching leave it, not sit or stay.... if your dog can't even sit calmly you're at the wrong video.
Still want to see a video? I'm thinking of making a few videos with client's dogs who have never learned the leave it command, fairly rambunctious puppies. One dog has had a session for other commands, the other I'm going to do my first session with later today.
But how do you get to that first step -to leave it while in your hand? I taught yesterday 11 week old Cocker Spaniel to sit using your method, and it went very well -she actually started sitting on her own without me reducing gestures. How is she going to understand, that I want her to leave it? Also, how often can we introduce new thing to learn?
I love your methods i just rescued an 8 month terrier poodle mix or Westiepoo something like that she was very close to biting my six year old son today I’m scared and tried training her today with your methods and chicken she was good but i was wondering should i give her another chance or return her to the shelter?
My Bouvier is funny, she won't take food on the ground or off a plate or out of a bowl unless I tell it's okay. She wouldn't even take food from my hand at 6 weeks old (when I got her) until I trained her to take food from my hand. Never trained her that way, she came like that. So, I can leave my dinner on the coffee table and go into the kitchen to get something to drink, without worries that she might take the food off my plate. Guess I would have to teach her to take it, before I could teach her to leave it. You got the best dog training videos on TH-cam and probably anywhere else. But I think I will skip this video, because my Bouvier is different from most dogs, she trains herself to do things before I have a chance, and does it just how I would want her to do it. She trained herself to be a personal protection dog. She will herd the percieved threat to a wall and hold them there until I say Eva Come. Smartest dog I have ever had, next to Winston a Giant Schnauzer I had when I was 19 (50 yrs ago).
More videos please,i have all the time and energy to spend on my husky's training,but i dont really know the correct methods.Plus cant afford a professional trainer
As early as possible in the dog's life. They can generally start learning basic obedience at 8 weeks of age. I teach this behavior in my puppy classes to dogs as young as 8 weeks.
I just watched the tutorial about the Heel command and the puppy was Gypsy, exactly the same as this one but a lot younger So this one looks gypsy but as adult xD
How long would "leave it" last for a experienced dog? How does the dog know when they can go back and interact with the guest or their toy for example?
I know you commented 4 years ago, but this comment is why I don't teach the command with a reward in the beginning. To me leave it means leave it, later on down the road they may get rewarded say, with a bite tug or ball. But I want them to know leave it means it's not for you.
Will this command work for a dog who is food protective. I have a 3 year old black lab and he steals food from my 2nd dog and i can't seem to put her bowl down without Zeke my black lab going to steal her food
Dominance issues! Food issues are a big problem, you can't even adopt a pet where I live if it has those, they won't release it from the shelter cause it's a LIABILITY. better work on that using this "leave it" technique and establish your roll in the house as leader not you dog cause you have a dog for a master right now. not fair to him. not fair to your other dog and not fair for you. work on that :)
Dominance issues! Food issues are a big problem, you can't even adopt a pet where I live if it has those, they won't release it from the shelter cause it's a LIABILITY. better work on that using this "leave it" technique and establish your roll in the house as leader not you dog cause you have a dog for a master right now. not fair to him. not fair to your other dog and not fair for you. work on that :)
Im trying to train my puppy various commands, but my vet said not to give them more than 3 to 5 treats in anyone session. They said she will become over weight and maybe not eat her food. But as soon as she gets into it and doing it well I've used all my 5 treats and where back to square one. You seemed to be more generous is it just a vet thing or do people only give a few treats?
We have been using these treats for well over 10 years: lifesabundance.com/Pets/Treats/TastyRewards.aspx?realname=40018932&category=DogTraining_v11(Pet_Base)
Ok I have a question. So I bought my wife a new truck and twice now our dogo has gone under the truck and has eaten two different sensors. Costing me over $600 dollars in repairs. So now for the last few weeks we have had to leave her new truck outside the gate. How can I fix this problem so my wife to drive up to the house without fearing Mr biggie smalls will eat more sensors from under her truck ? Any advice would be greatly appreciated..
+Justin Smith blacks are not uncommon in working lines, most people think of the "traditional" black and tan German Shepards, however if you like at non show lines it's all sables, black with tan points, and solid black.
Oh my, I wished they had shown us this at dog school. Maybe Lilli now would not been like a vacuum cleaner and eat EVERYTHING she can reach from the ground in a heartbeat! She was already poisened but survived and now she needs to wear a muzzle ll the time we go out. Not because she is biting and dangerous, because she is eating whatever is there. She is a Labrador- German Shepherd and Border collie mix, is that normal? But now she is 14 and I think its hopeless now...
gumbi8989 I think instead u would praise the dog, only for the beginning u would use a treat. So u would sometimes use a treat and sometimes praise the dog. I would also say “good girl/boy” after a while so the dog wont expect something so big.
+Shotiko Midelashvili Yes, I teached my dog some basics when she was 8-9, I know that's a very old age for dogs but I had also 8-9 years old and I wanted her to learn some triks (she wasn't trained). But I didn't used so many treats xd
In my opinion, this is a vital skill for any puppy or dog to have. Not only is it for safety (stop them from eating things, or chasing things), but it also helps to build impulse control. And it's so versatile, to help with many different behavioral issues. ❤️
I love his show and thisjust summarizes and lays out all of the basic methods he uses on the show. What i love about this guide th-cam.com/users/postUgkxKkYeOoCV_w2vPX0CSyVWkhew2c4FYk0d is that you don' need to read the whole book cover to cover ... You can skip to the chapter (lesson) you want to read about. The book is arranged almost as a problem-solving guide ... Here is the problem and here is what you need to know/do to correct it. This man knows his stuff ... But more importantly knows how to teach people how they can work with their pups themselves!
1:05 :"Giff me treats PLS !!!" Very smart dog ! Nice presentation too. Thanks !
Another suggestion that I saw online for teaching a dog "leave it," is to place an object on the floor, and if the dog walks up to the object, tell them, "Buttercup, leave it." They suggested starting off with objects that aren't likely to injur or prove exciting to the dog, and that most people won't mind parting with. This will vary depending on the dog and the person, but some examples of such objects are a plastic water bottle (ideally you would use one that can easily be purchased in packs at the grocery store or gas station, not one that you might use at the gym), an empty cereal box, or a paper bag.
As the dog begins to understand what "leave it" means, they suggested progressing to more valued items, or items that are more likely to be enticing to the dog. Again, this will vary depending on the dog and person, but some examples of such objects might be lunchboxes, children's toys, or even a water bottle that you might use at the gym.
Yes. I did this method. It works well.
@Murrie Mitchell now, if you do decide to progress to higher value objects, make sure the ones you use aren't top quality brands. For example, if you use a purse, make sure it's not a Louis Vuitton, Michael Kors, Brighton, or other designer brand. Make sure it's one that can easily be purchased somewhere like Walmart or the dollar store. Or if you use a stuffed animal, make sure it's one that your kids (or other kids in your life, such as children of friends, or nieces/nephews) don't want anymore.
This is the best I have seen. Many thanks.
We did leave it on the floor by putting kibble down and using chicken for reward so our heeler got it pretty quick. Now from afar she'll leave things alone and comes to us looking for praise or reward.
Agreed “phase 1” wasn’t going well with my border collie
Awww, my lab husky mix looks just like Nadia. Nice video. Concise and easy to follow. We’re about to practice this now.
I love your work and your videos lady. You are amazing, I have learned so much
Of all the teaching videos yours are easiest to follow. Thank you.
Thank you so much for all those videos. You are also training me! You are awesome!
I love these videos with Nadia. We will have a GSD in a couple weeks and this has really helped with figuring out our training routine with our new pupper. Thanks so much.
she trains one more puppy gypsy.....u wil b amazed to see how intelligent she is
This girl is amazing, thank you 🙏🖤
Beautiful Shepherd.
And btw I was looking of a video of how to teach "leave it " for my Doberman ☺️
best tutorials ive found on here keep it up
nice n simple tutorial
Can anybody do a video with a dog that's not trained at all
ronald williams 1. teach them their name: say their name every time you address them and when u give them their food 2. buy a clicker (makes training sooo much easier) 3. using the clicker, teach lay down, sit, (teach down before sit because then they'll lay down immediately instead of sitting first), stay, heel, and any other small tricks u wanna teach em 4. practice walking them inside (don't speak to them so they know to obey) then when they seem good to go, start taking ur pup for daily walks outside
@@dlorahsmith3668 those are some pretty good advices you have there
Can u use a pen as a clicker instead
@@Evelynl378 probably but you could do it louder with your mouth.
This dog was not "fully trained" by any stretch. But regardless, *THIS IS HOW* you get a dog to do just what it is she's showing you.
Excellent trainer
You are so good with dogs
Great technique
That's a pretty dog.
@@adig346 you’re pretty creepy
Very beautiful dog
I dont hv to say anything except that YOU R UNFORGETTABLE.
thanks this realy helps
Awesome TY
What brand treat pouch do you use? I bought a Petsafe one and the opening broke soon after I started using it.
It works!!! Is there a phase 2 somewhere?
Amazing video!
You are super madam... Your trainings are very good madam. Thanks for your good information.
Wow shes got so big and beautiful, the dog :)
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Naw such a beautiful dog
this girl talks so sweetly😍😍 And also Nadia is so so cute😘
Is ka nam nadia hai??
Bari zaalim cheez hai yaar
Love u trainer..
I love this woman so much
I really enjoy all your training videos. Is there a specific age to teach all of your steps because my 12 week old gsd is doing great but I don't want to go to fast. Like now she will sit& wait and a few other basic commands but again don't want to go to fast.
Once I have gone through the 9 phase 1 videos and have taught these commands. What is the next training you recommend for a family/protection shepherd dog? Phase 2 videos appear to be same commands, but different training tools. Suggestions on next videos I should watch? Thank you so much, these videos have been very helpful.
Ever watch Stonnie Dennis?
What treats are you using?
Nice teaching
I would recommend using a very hyped and untrained dog as an example so we can relate to that dog and know the pros and cons....
@Jaime A. yes sure, but not everyone here is a professional trainer and not everyone owns a dog with a good temper.
Bro is still alive
No one should attempt to train a "hyped" dog. You should train when your dog is calm.
Shes teaching leave it, not sit or stay.... if your dog can't even sit calmly you're at the wrong video.
Good job I subscribed
Would love to see videos like these used on a stubborn breed like a Shiba Inu. Man they give you hell
Still want to see a video? I'm thinking of making a few videos with client's dogs who have never learned the leave it command, fairly rambunctious puppies. One dog has had a session for other commands, the other I'm going to do my first session with later today.
赞，非常严谨！
You are the best
yes, what kind of treats are used?
For a second, I thought that's a grown-up Gypsy lol
What kind of treats do you recommend?
Wow already XD LOL going through the channel and bam new video uploaded lol first like and comment 👏😉
But how do you get to that first step -to leave it while in your hand? I taught yesterday 11 week old Cocker Spaniel to sit using your method, and it went very well -she actually started sitting on her own without me reducing gestures. How is she going to understand, that I want her to leave it? Also, how often can we introduce new thing to learn?
I love your methods i just rescued an 8 month terrier poodle mix or Westiepoo something like that she was very close to biting my six year old son today I’m scared and tried training her today with your methods and chicken she was good but i was wondering should i give her another chance or return her to the shelter?
off topic but the pants and shoes combo is sick.
when to start training obedience
Hey what did you feed for reward
What treat you are using?
This girl is awesome!!
No doubt
What do you give to dogs for lure .??
this is easy, but what are the next steps?
What if my dog doesn't loose interest in the treat or "leave it", how do I correct that?
love your accent
My Bouvier is funny, she won't take food on the ground or off a plate or out of a bowl unless I tell it's okay. She wouldn't even take food from my hand at 6 weeks old (when I got her) until I trained her to take food from my hand. Never trained her that way, she came like that.
So, I can leave my dinner on the coffee table and go into the kitchen to get something to drink, without worries that she might take the food off my plate.
Guess I would have to teach her to take it, before I could teach her to leave it. You got the best dog training videos on TH-cam and probably anywhere else. But I think I will skip this video, because my Bouvier is different from most dogs, she trains herself to do things before I have a chance, and does it just how I would want her to do it.
She trained herself to be a personal protection dog. She will herd the percieved threat to a wall and hold them there until I say Eva Come. Smartest dog I have ever had, next to Winston a Giant Schnauzer I had when I was 19 (50 yrs ago).
I have a question.... what kind of reward do you use...???? I have a german shepherd
How many time should you feed your dog?
woooooow....vry good
how old he needs to be for you to start training him?
Does anyone know how to do this with a very very hyper and mouthy puppy?
What treats are those? She loves them
Please tell how to stop dog biting my dog is 4 months old german shepherd and he still biting
What treat should I use to train my miniature poodle?
He is a little puppy now so I'm not sure what to use that won't get him sick if given to much.
You can use meat instead of treats. I like to use Chicken.
Nice
More videos please,i have all the time and energy to spend on my husky's training,but i dont really know the correct methods.Plus cant afford a professional trainer
Great videos, just one question. When do you think is the right time to teach this command? Thanks.
As early as possible in the dog's life. They can generally start learning basic obedience at 8 weeks of age. I teach this behavior in my puppy classes to dogs as young as 8 weeks.
I tried this but my dog just will not look at me (shes a Collie) she will always look at the treat even though she doesnt eat it. Any Tips?
Can you work with an husky?
my dog is very lazy how to Train please tell me (k9-1)
What treats are you giving her?
That dog is beautiful! What breed is she??
I actually done this with my dog and as I was giving her the treat from the other hand she bit me.. Any idea why?
I just watched the tutorial about the Heel command and the puppy was Gypsy, exactly the same as this one but a lot younger
So this one looks gypsy but as adult xD
What are you giving him ??
How long would "leave it" last for a experienced dog? How does the dog know when they can go back and interact with the guest or their toy for example?
I know you commented 4 years ago, but this comment is why I don't teach the command with a reward in the beginning. To me leave it means leave it, later on down the road they may get rewarded say, with a bite tug or ball. But I want them to know leave it means it's not for you.
Will this command work for a dog who is food protective. I have a 3 year old black lab and he steals food from my 2nd dog and i can't seem to put her bowl down without Zeke my black lab going to steal her food
Dominance issues! Food issues are a big problem, you can't even adopt a pet where I live if it has those, they won't release it from the shelter cause it's a LIABILITY. better work on that using this "leave it" technique and establish your roll in the house as leader not you dog cause you have a dog for a master right now. not fair to him. not fair to your other dog and not fair for you. work on that :)
Dominance issues! Food issues are a big problem, you can't even adopt a pet where I live if it has those, they won't release it from the shelter cause it's a LIABILITY. better work on that using this "leave it" technique and establish your roll in the house as leader not you dog cause you have a dog for a master right now. not fair to him. not fair to your other dog and not fair for you. work on that :)
I was told to never give teh dog the food or object you are asking to leave. Do you think it matters?
Im trying to train my puppy various commands, but my vet said not to give them more than 3 to 5 treats in anyone session. They said she will become over weight and maybe not eat her food. But as soon as she gets into it and doing it well I've used all my 5 treats and where back to square one. You seemed to be more generous is it just a vet thing or do people only give a few treats?
You could use their food as the treats and subtract the training from the amount you usually feed
I use there pet food as treats. Just ration a little from each meal and you should have plenty for a full training session.
is she a black german shepherd or a groenendael ???? thks..
It's a Black German Shepherd :)
i hav labradore hes 8 weeks old kindly tell me what homemade treat i can give him
pratiksha sharma boiled chicken
Pratiksha Sharma dogs ❤️❤️❤️ peanut butter
Can u teach any dog this? Like a German Shepherd mix with Pitbull?
of course, those breeds are very smart too you should be able to pick it up easily!
yeah, you can basically teach any dog that's smart/food oriented enough
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Where is your location please
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What's that you take his to eat
We have been using these treats for well over 10 years:
lifesabundance.com/Pets/Treats/TastyRewards.aspx?realname=40018932&category=DogTraining_v11(Pet_Base)
Ok I have a question. So I bought my wife a new truck and twice now our dogo has gone under the truck and has eaten two different sensors. Costing me over $600 dollars in repairs. So now for the last few weeks we have had to leave her new truck outside the gate. How can I fix this problem so my wife to drive up to the house without fearing Mr biggie smalls will eat more sensors from under her truck ? Any advice would be greatly appreciated..
U would have to change the wife. U need a trainer wife. 💪
Will leave it work with a cat ? I want my pup to leave my cat alone when I ask him to
At what month do you teach a dog this?
As soon as possible. The earlier the better
+Karen Durant I teached my dog at 1 year he learned
That's a German Shepherd? I have a Belgian Malinois and the dog in the video looks just like my Mal, except black, of course.
Deejeezy405 Yes it is a German Shepherd
yes I also have a jet black shepherd. uncommon color but adored everywhere he goes.
+Justin Smith blacks are not uncommon in working lines, most people think of the "traditional" black and tan German Shepards, however if you like at non show lines it's all sables, black with tan points, and solid black.
Who to stop biting of rottweiler
Bonjour educatrice
What’s her @
Oh my, I wished they had shown us this at dog school. Maybe Lilli now would not been like a vacuum cleaner and eat EVERYTHING she can reach from the ground in a heartbeat! She was already poisened but survived and now she needs to wear a muzzle ll the time we go out. Not because she is biting and dangerous, because she is eating whatever is there. She is a Labrador- German Shepherd and Border collie mix, is that normal? But now she is 14 and I think its hopeless now...
Heike The Angel Even ur dog is old, u can still train it. It just takes a lot of time.
I like teacher :)
Me too
Good job 👍
#AbemoTsopoe
Wont the dog always be expecting a treat though?
gumbi8989 I think instead u would praise the dog, only for the beginning u would use a treat. So u would sometimes use a treat and sometimes praise the dog. I would also say “good girl/boy” after a while so the dog wont expect something so big.
Please tell me... old dog (age 4-5) teaching is posible?
+Shotiko Midelashvili Yes, I teached my dog some basics when she was 8-9, I know that's a very old age for dogs but I had also 8-9 years old and I wanted her to learn some triks (she wasn't trained). But I didn't used so many treats xd
I know dude is hard
+Irene C dogs die at age 14,15