I will never forget being at training class with my dog when asked by the instructor.......... "are you going to feed him his entire breakfast?" I responded with why, yes I am... that is my plan. It was high quality meat pieces that I was feeding him as he did things correctly. Dog training has come a long way since the late 80's and now I believe that I was just ahead of my time. I love your video's and your work...... much love from the USA
This guy is giving away great and accurate advice FREE of charge to change the lives of owners and their pets in a positive way. I have had miserable and frustrating walks in the past with my dog pulling my arms out of its socket. Since watching these videos all that is a thing of the past and we can both enjoy our walks together now without frustration on both parts. Please give a bit of encouragement by 'liking' and commenting on this guys channel. It's nice to give back!!!! (especially in these hard times)
Oh this is such a lovely comment 🙈 thank you so much. I really really appreciate you putting the effort in to be nice! Like I said before, please don’t ever hesitate if you ever need any help! Thanks again and Merry Christmas 🎄
@@TheCanineCoachDogTraining, yes I agree. You are right up there on my list. I've already learned and applied so many useful commands due to you. Truly awesome of you to share your knowledge.
@@sabinewimmer4540 thank you so much! I can’t tell you how much these types of comments mean. I spend so many hours trying to make these videos as watchable and valuable as possible and comments like these really do make it all worth it! Thank you so much 🙏🏼
Just got an 8 week miniature schnauzer and I just found your channel, need to binge watch your videos!! This puppy needs to get her training started :)
Excellent! My puppy classes are loosely based on your techniques. So impressed with you and the dog 😁 I'm going to practice the tension technique next time I'm out with the boy ☺
Really loved this vid. Have been watching your vids for a while and they really have been so helpful. We're new 1st time puppy owners and our wee Australian Labradoodle pup has benefitted so much (as have we) from your advice. Thanks for this. We're getting on not too bad with loose leash walking when there's little distractions around, until the kids are out in front on their bikes/scooters etc and she just pulls pulls pulls...gonna work on some of the techniques in here for that. Thank you.
@@TheCanineCoachDogTraining We got a Golden Doodle, who will be 36-50 pounds. He is doing so well in the 3 1/2 weeks we’ve had him. Only problem I am having with him is leash training. I am sure it is me and not him.
Thank you SO much for this unedited glimpse into a real life training session. You are obviously so dedicated to your craft and understanding of the love and patience needed to do this for both the dog AND the owner.
This is brilliant, thank you. We recently rehomed a 5 year-old cocker and she's currently a nightmare on the lead, pulling and barking at everything. We're now taking it right back to gaining control in our cul-de-sac before trying to go anywhere with her, getting her to focus on us more and more. Fantastic video, thank you.
Exactly! Good job! Consider doing some specific walks where you just drive somewhere different and then all you do is change direction work on focus and obedience etc! You don’t have to do an a to b walk every time :)
Thank you for making this video! It’s so helpful and in depth. My 9m/o is very similar to the pup in the video, so I feel so hopeful that she will become a superstar with more time and effort dedicated to training!
Looking forward to teying your techniques. Our almost 6 month old pup can walk to heel, but once she gets her treat she walks off ahead - almost like job done, bye. How do we stop that and keep her focus on us?
Hey!! Haha ok so it doesn’t matter what clicker you use because at the moment the sound means nothing to them! What you need to do is repeatedly click and then drop a treat until the pup learns that the sound of a click means treat!! :)
Thank you for this video! My rottie has become such a handful walking lately, has started becoming very pully and distracted... so will definitely be doing this. Do you think buying a clicker alongside using treats is a good way to train whilst walking?
My 5 month old rottie has become very reactive on our walks. When it’s just him and I and the streets are quiet, anyone lookin out their window would think I’ve got the perfect dog (thanks to your vids 😉) but as soon as he sees another person or dog or blowing leaf, he near enough pulls my arm out my socket! I can get his attention with a “look at me” and a treat but as soon as he eaten the treat he turns to follow the person or dog or leaf! And before I can finish saying “look at me” again, he’s pulling to get to the distraction! Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I’m getting Nervous, as he’s gettin so strong and in a few months he really WILL pull my arm out the socket if I don’t kerb this behaviour! Thank you x
Hey Kay! so my answer is most definitely to do lots more obedience around distractions! like a lot more! the outside world needs to become boring and you need to become more engaging and motivating.. you are most definitely on the right tracks though so keep up the good work!
Great video! My 6 month old Rottie pup gets SO excited to meet other dogs it’s getting to the point he’ll just sit and watch them when I’m trying to walk off. Will the tension work for that and also work on his harness? ☺️
heyy! haha poor pup wants to make friends haha! but no.. I wouldn't use tension for this.. in this scenario you're describing tension could cause a reaction when the dog is a little older! in your scenario I would aim to get the dogs eye contact and focus! I would change direction, be more dynamic and aim to be my pups fun option! hope this helps!
@@TheCanineCoachDogTraining ahh he wants to be everyone’s friend haha! Thank you so much for responding I’ll try what you’ve said, we’ve slowly been working on his focus with your video on that so hopefully we’ll crack it 🤞🏼😄
@@pxhan that’s really really good! With the focus just make sure you are always making him succeed meaning always challenge him.. but make the challenge achievable and continuously make the challenge harder and harder week by week!
If my 5 month old pup stops at every house, person or dog and just sits, how do I proceed?! I use my "let's go" command and sometimes he moves and sometimes not. Is this a focus issue or just him being a pup?
So i Love that youre using the lets go command i think thats very good but you also need to add tension at the same time and almost make the decision for the pup! i would highly recommend watching my lead walking video because my answer to this question is use the 5 steps in that video, its a real combination of things you can do rather than just one! if i had to give just one tip though.. be more fun and dynamic and less predictable, change direction randomly and use foood rewards to create better engagement and motivation!
I will never forget being at training class with my dog when asked by the instructor.......... "are you going to feed him his entire breakfast?" I responded with why, yes I am... that is my plan. It was high quality meat pieces that I was feeding him as he did things correctly. Dog training has come a long way since the late 80's and now I believe that I was just ahead of my time. I love your video's and your work...... much love from the USA
This guy is giving away great and accurate advice FREE of charge to change the lives of owners and their pets in a positive way.
I have had miserable and frustrating walks in the past with my dog pulling my arms out of its socket. Since watching these videos all that is a thing of the past and we can both enjoy our walks together now without frustration on both parts.
Please give a bit of encouragement by 'liking' and commenting on this guys channel.
It's nice to give back!!!! (especially in these hard times)
Oh this is such a lovely comment 🙈 thank you so much. I really really appreciate you putting the effort in to be nice! Like I said before, please don’t ever hesitate if you ever need any help! Thanks again and Merry Christmas 🎄
You are more than welcome. Keep up the good job and I will look forward to watching more :)
Thanks for the pep talk about not being embarrassed by your dog's behavior. That's one of the hardest parts of having a reactive dog.
It’s true!! Never ever feel embarrassed. Other people know nothing about you or your dog, so don’t let their judgement affect you 🖤
Anyone else notice the pup in the background wanting to do some gardening with the trowel 😂 great video 👌
Really enjoyed this training, real life video clip. Like to see more with pups in actual real situations.
Clever dog, indeed! For a first time experience of him.
This should have way more views than it does, unreal trainer
Haha aw thank you 🙏🏼 maybe one day eh?!
@@TheCanineCoachDogTraining, yes I agree. You are right up there on my list. I've already learned and applied so many useful commands due to you. Truly awesome of you to share your knowledge.
@@sabinewimmer4540 thank you so much! I can’t tell you how much these types of comments mean. I spend so many hours trying to make these videos as watchable and valuable as possible and comments like these really do make it all worth it! Thank you so much 🙏🏼
Wow! So grateful for this video! So surprised how quickly ur simple instructions work!
You’re a g! I salute you.
hahaha best comment ever. legend
Just got an 8 week miniature schnauzer and I just found your channel, need to binge watch your videos!! This puppy needs to get her training started :)
Excellent! My puppy classes are loosely based on your techniques. So impressed with you and the dog 😁
I'm going to practice the tension technique next time I'm out with the boy ☺
Really loved this vid. Have been watching your vids for a while and they really have been so helpful. We're new 1st time puppy owners and our wee Australian Labradoodle pup has benefitted so much (as have we) from your advice. Thanks for this. We're getting on not too bad with loose leash walking when there's little distractions around, until the kids are out in front on their bikes/scooters etc and she just pulls pulls pulls...gonna work on some of the techniques in here for that. Thank you.
Cool as always!
Haha aww thank you!!
Your videos are so inspiring to me! You explain the dogs behaviour so well. Thank you!
This was such a great thing for me to watch. Getting a puppy on Friday and binge watching your videos!
Ahh exciting times!!! What pup are you getting??
@@TheCanineCoachDogTraining We got a Golden Doodle, who will be 36-50 pounds. He is doing so well in the 3 1/2 weeks we’ve had him. Only problem I am having with him is leash training. I am sure it is me and not him.
feeling very motivated to start heel training with my 6 month old Ridgeback puppy tomorrow! so glad I found your channel.
Ah so exciting!!! I’m happy you found me!! Please let me know if I can help at all!
Thank you SO much for this unedited glimpse into a real life training session. You are obviously so dedicated to your craft and understanding of the love and patience needed to do this for both the dog AND the owner.
That ending, tho 🤣🤣
This is brilliant, thank you. We recently rehomed a 5 year-old cocker and she's currently a nightmare on the lead, pulling and barking at everything. We're now taking it right back to gaining control in our cul-de-sac before trying to go anywhere with her, getting her to focus on us more and more. Fantastic video, thank you.
Exactly! Good job! Consider doing some specific walks where you just drive somewhere different and then all you do is change direction work on focus and obedience etc! You don’t have to do an a to b walk every time :)
@@TheCanineCoachDogTraining yes will do - as soon as we can get our car out of our cul-de-sac - currently snowed in! Great advice, thanks.
Just found your channel. Awesome content man.
Thank you for making this video! It’s so helpful and in depth. My 9m/o is very similar to the pup in the video, so I feel so hopeful that she will become a superstar with more time and effort dedicated to training!
Aw no, thank you for watching!! ☺️ I’m sure you will do an amazing job with her ☺️
Looking forward to teying your techniques.
Our almost 6 month old pup can walk to heel, but once she gets her treat she walks off ahead - almost like job done, bye. How do we stop that and keep her focus on us?
Would this e border collie who goes mental at the fence when people go past or seagulls
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Heyyy!!! welcome!!! and thank you!
What clicker do u use pls I got one yesterday and my working cocker 11 wk old ignores it lol
Hey!! Haha ok so it doesn’t matter what clicker you use because at the moment the sound means nothing to them! What you need to do is repeatedly click and then drop a treat until the pup learns that the sound of a click means treat!! :)
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Thank you for this video! My rottie has become such a handful walking lately, has started becoming very pully and distracted... so will definitely be doing this.
Do you think buying a clicker alongside using treats is a good way to train whilst walking?
Ahh thank you!! For sure, clickers can be really good as the noise is so distinctive :)
And to add to my comment below, you see the training episode as it really was and not an edited version.
I’m planning on doing more of these in 2021!
My 5 month old rottie has become very reactive on our walks. When it’s just him and I and the streets are quiet, anyone lookin out their window would think I’ve got the perfect dog (thanks to your vids 😉) but as soon as he sees another person or dog or blowing leaf, he near enough pulls my arm out my socket!
I can get his attention with a “look at me” and a treat but as soon as he eaten the treat he turns to follow the person or dog or leaf! And before I can finish saying “look at me” again, he’s pulling to get to the distraction! Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I’m getting Nervous, as he’s gettin so strong and in a few months he really WILL pull my arm out the socket if I don’t kerb this behaviour!
Thank you x
Hey Kay! so my answer is most definitely to do lots more obedience around distractions! like a lot more! the outside world needs to become boring and you need to become more engaging and motivating.. you are most definitely on the right tracks though so keep up the good work!
Great video! My 6 month old Rottie pup gets SO excited to meet other dogs it’s getting to the point he’ll just sit and watch them when I’m trying to walk off. Will the tension work for that and also work on his harness? ☺️
heyy! haha poor pup wants to make friends haha! but no.. I wouldn't use tension for this.. in this scenario you're describing tension could cause a reaction when the dog is a little older! in your scenario I would aim to get the dogs eye contact and focus! I would change direction, be more dynamic and aim to be my pups fun option! hope this helps!
@@TheCanineCoachDogTraining ahh he wants to be everyone’s friend haha! Thank you so much for responding I’ll try what you’ve said, we’ve slowly been working on his focus with your video on that so hopefully we’ll crack it 🤞🏼😄
@@pxhan that’s really really good! With the focus just make sure you are always making him succeed meaning always challenge him.. but make the challenge achievable and continuously make the challenge harder and harder week by week!
@@TheCanineCoachDogTraining thank you for the advice! Looking forward to trying it 🤩
If my 5 month old pup stops at every house, person or dog and just sits, how do I proceed?! I use my "let's go" command and sometimes he moves and sometimes not. Is this a focus issue or just him being a pup?
So i Love that youre using the lets go command i think thats very good but you also need to add tension at the same time and almost make the decision for the pup! i would highly recommend watching my lead walking video because my answer to this question is use the 5 steps in that video, its a real combination of things you can do rather than just one! if i had to give just one tip though.. be more fun and dynamic and less predictable, change direction randomly and use foood rewards to create better engagement and motivation!
@@TheCanineCoachDogTraining I do use high value treats but even that doesn't get him moving much.
The only one who should be embarrassed is the lousy owners of the abandoned Jack Russell