I literally hate watching dog training videos because most of them are using already trained dogs I love that we are shown with dogs that have never been exposed to these trainings. After watching these videos I train with my dogs and they work immediately 10/10 recommended. Great Work !
Thank you it’s easy to show us what to do with an alert trained dog I need to see a crazy dog like mine so I know what to do when she l didn’t want to do anything I tell her
Agreed!! We have just got a 10 week old puppy. 2.5 weeks ago (untrained stray). So she was super young. And we have been following these training videos consistently since we got her and she learns in a day how to act this obedient. I think it’s just consistency and proper rewarding and reinforcement. Even tho their puppies are trained I believe their methods work very well on untrained pups, in my experience at least.
I am so happy I found this channel....you guys are an absolute joy to watch and more importantly...your training is realistic!!! So many trainers I've watched are just stuffing the dog with treats for every single exercise...I'd rather do your approach which is a mix of praise and reward....establishing that leadership and not bribe! I'll go back to bingeing this videos now...lol ....keep up the amazing work!!! And the videos coming!! You've been a lifesaver for my new pup! And big props to you for working with shelters....that is tremendous, you're saving lot of canine lives!
This was very helpful, I was teaching 'stay' by starting with a growing distance. I didn't realize the foundational step for the first few seconds just in sit. My 11 week bernedoodle has mastered 'sit' but 'stay' was a struggle this is going to be a game changer.
Thank you. Currently training my 3 month old girl border collie. Having lots of fun she’s very great. Understanding her name, sitting. And recall from a distance. Incredible. Having struggle with. Stay, heel and down at the moment but plan is once mastered those to move onto advanced tricks and into agility training :) thank you for the videos
Definitely do all you can to train when you get him but even with all the videos I watched. I had a learning curve of about a week. Learning about my puppy. His different cries his stares. You’ll understand less you already have dogs. My pup was my first. It was definitely hard for day 1-5ish. It’s so much better now.
I’m currently training my puppy I’ve had her less than 48 hours and she is picking things up SO fast I don’t want to hurl too much too fast at her as she is 11 weeks old and I’ve taught her sit in sign language down in modified sign language which down is similar to stay except palm faces down. I’m currently working on release (for her toys) so stay will be next I might change it to freeze though I’ll see. Ohhh and recall working on recall as well as getting her use to riding in cars. Not sure if I’m pushing too fast with her as I’m trying to make sure she picks up the fundamentals as she will be a working girl for service work. I think she is enjoying the challenge either way. She is GREAT with down. Coming up into sit from down is still a little slow and it takes a second for her puppy brain to turn it over (again only 11 weeks and less than an hour total of training) she is doing AMAZING so far. Ohh and of course she gets to strut around in her extra loose collar and high vis vest that is also far too loose on her still. So much for her to get use to and she is just taking it like a champ 2-5 minutes of training in an environment with “distractions” all around to get her use to it and she has amazing focus for those 2-5 minutes even when she loses focus I’ll take it as an opportunity to work on training “release” with her to extend the session longer in a fun way. Making the toy circle my body as she does a full revolution and saying orbit (100% know she isn’t taking that one in but I’m hoping when I officially teach it later she will have a moment of wait this is familiar she always says this when I chase the toy around her body and it will stick better. )
Love this but I would like direction on what to do when they don’t listen to your command. Just start again? In the video the dog seemed very obedient from the get go. Thanks!
Is it wrong that I prefer to do training outside where he hears birds, wind, cats moving around, and neighbours? I have 2 kids inside which for my boy is much more distracting then anything outdoors. I do train inside it’s just much less then I do inside.
Do you use this because the first command isn’t a ‘staying’ command? Meaning when you say sit it’s a sit and then once praised you can move. I decided not to use the stay command but this video makes me curious to the difference. If I tell my pup to sit it means sit until I tell them to do otherwise so the stay command wouldn’t be added any more depth to the training.
Loving your training clips. Have just lost my best buddy and am taking on a new boy. 14 month old rescue who is so quick to learn but has a couple of aggression issues that am struggling with. Do you have anything that could help me with this? Do not want to have to return him to kennels
Thanks for watching, sadly this will differ from dog to dog. Best is to try take it at your dog's pace and slowly increase distractions and don't be worried about taking a step back if needs be, you can always build back up 😊
could you make a video to see if a dog that is a wuss or very friendly and quiet to strangers can be trained to be a guard dog or just bark so people know not to rob the house?
How do you correct the dog if they don't stay? Both videos I watched (stay and recall) were great but they did not address the issue of the dog choosing not to obey.
yes, they need time to adjust to a new home and routine, learn their name and that you are the source of all good things (food, treats, cuddles, play, outdoors), and just beginning the sit, maybe off (no jumping), and no bite.
Just based on knowledge I’ve gained from watching other Fenrir videos I know that they would never suggest a) doing off lead training with a puppy in a dangerous place and b) do outside, off lead training with a dog/puppy that doesn’t see their handler as their canine leader therefore if they felt fearful they would run to you/the handler.
why teach a word they dont need to know? sit means sit. it doesn't mean 3 seconds or a minute or a half hour. you sit until i release you. hunt test dogs, field trail dogs are almost always trained like that. i just dont understand using and extra word. that extra word also degrades the meaning of sit.
Hi Joe, would you recommend training wait AND stay ? What is really the difference between the two? I’ve train wait and he’s fantastic at that, especially when it’s wait until I said break for his food, but now I’m wondering if I should incorporate Stay?
wait is more for waiting to do or get something that they want, such as food, toy, or activity. stay is basically waiting for you and nothing else. same concept, just for different things. stay is also meant to last way longer in the long run whereas wait only lasts usually up to a minute, stay can last several minutes.
Only just found your channel and have been binge watching as we pick up our new puppy GSP this weekend to join our 3 year old GSP. Your videos, teaching, tips and content are amazing and it gives me confidence to teach both our dogs. Going to purchase the puppy course so we can train her from the start. Huuuuge thanks, so glad I found your channel :-)
I literally hate watching dog training videos because most of them are using already trained dogs I love that we are shown with dogs that have never been exposed to these trainings. After watching these videos I train with my dogs and they work immediately 10/10 recommended. Great Work !
well this pup has clearly been exposed to "stay" training and is not on the first couple tries .
Thank you it’s easy to show us what to do with an alert trained dog I need to see a crazy dog like mine so I know what to do when she l didn’t want to do anything I tell her
Agreed!! We have just got a 10 week old puppy. 2.5 weeks ago (untrained stray). So she was super young. And we have been following these training videos consistently since we got her and she learns in a day how to act this obedient. I think it’s just consistency and proper rewarding and reinforcement. Even tho their puppies are trained I believe their methods work very well on untrained pups, in my experience at least.
Clearly says at the start of the video “I use stay with my pup Riley all the time” so sounds like to me it’s already trained?
@@hikuuuxd5909bloke clearly says he uses stay all the time with this pup🤣
What a likeable bloke!
Stay is such a useful command - thanks for the demonstration, Team Joe & Riley!
I’m going to comment again, as I’m watching this while training my pup, and I’m just so happy with the results. Thanks again!
I am so happy I found this channel....you guys are an absolute joy to watch and more importantly...your training is realistic!!! So many trainers I've watched are just stuffing the dog with treats for every single exercise...I'd rather do your approach which is a mix of praise and reward....establishing that leadership and not bribe! I'll go back to bingeing this videos now...lol ....keep up the amazing work!!! And the videos coming!! You've been a lifesaver for my new pup! And big props to you for working with shelters....that is tremendous, you're saving lot of canine lives!
I'm getting the impression that for really effective dog training, growing a big beard is essential.
Of course haha!
There goes another career path! Glueing some on doesn't count, does it? 😅😅
I'm so thankful for these videos- they're fab. New puppy to train.
This was very helpful, I was teaching 'stay' by starting with a growing distance. I didn't realize the foundational step for the first few seconds just in sit. My 11 week bernedoodle has mastered 'sit' but 'stay' was a struggle this is going to be a game changer.
How long did it take you from sit?
Thank you. Currently training my 3 month old girl border collie. Having lots of fun she’s very great. Understanding her name, sitting. And recall from a distance. Incredible. Having struggle with. Stay, heel and down at the moment but plan is once mastered those to move onto advanced tricks and into agility training :) thank you for the videos
This bloke is really likable.
Extremely useful. I love this channel!
You guys are making my new long haired German shepherd a pleasure to be with.
Just have a new puppy and this channel is the best ever! You answer every question I have and describe everything awesomely! Thank you!!
High quality. I loved this video. I'll try this the first week of March. 12 days left till I bring my staffy home!
Definitely do all you can to train when you get him but even with all the videos I watched. I had a learning curve of about a week. Learning about my puppy. His different cries his stares. You’ll understand less you already have dogs. My pup was my first. It was definitely hard for day 1-5ish. It’s so much better now.
@@centralflife891 thank you for your words of wisdom. I will be sure to try my best. 10 days now.
I’m currently training my puppy I’ve had her less than 48 hours and she is picking things up SO fast I don’t want to hurl too much too fast at her as she is 11 weeks old and I’ve taught her sit in sign language down in modified sign language which down is similar to stay except palm faces down. I’m currently working on release (for her toys) so stay will be next I might change it to freeze though I’ll see. Ohhh and recall working on recall as well as getting her use to riding in cars. Not sure if I’m pushing too fast with her as I’m trying to make sure she picks up the fundamentals as she will be a working girl for service work. I think she is enjoying the challenge either way. She is GREAT with down. Coming up into sit from down is still a little slow and it takes a second for her puppy brain to turn it over (again only 11 weeks and less than an hour total of training) she is doing AMAZING so far. Ohh and of course she gets to strut around in her extra loose collar and high vis vest that is also far too loose on her still. So much for her to get use to and she is just taking it like a champ 2-5 minutes of training in an environment with “distractions” all around to get her use to it and she has amazing focus for those 2-5 minutes even when she loses focus I’ll take it as an opportunity to work on training “release” with her to extend the session longer in a fun way. Making the toy circle my body as she does a full revolution and saying orbit (100% know she isn’t taking that one in but I’m hoping when I officially teach it later she will have a moment of wait this is familiar she always says this when I chase the toy around her body and it will stick better. )
Love all your videos! So clear and helpful 😃
Glad you like them!
Likely the most important command. Yes. Good job!😉
This is good I will try it on my husky puppy
And it makes sense now that I think about it
Let us know how it goes Christina!
Thanks so much, this is extremely helpful
Fab video Joe and Riley 👍🏻
Thanks 👍
Love this but I would like direction on what to do when they don’t listen to your command. Just start again? In the video the dog seemed very obedient from the get go. Thanks!
How do I get my dog to stop following me around? As soon as I put my palm stay sign down, my dog starts to follow me again. Help~
How do you prevent them from jumping up to the treat when you reward them?
Is it wrong that I prefer to do training outside where he hears birds, wind, cats moving around, and neighbours? I have 2 kids inside which for my boy is much more distracting then anything outdoors. I do train inside it’s just much less then I do inside.
Great video. Good job Joe.
Nice joe thanks very helpful 😌
Do you use this because the first command isn’t a ‘staying’ command? Meaning when you say sit it’s a sit and then once praised you can move.
I decided not to use the stay command but this video makes me curious to the difference. If I tell my pup to sit it means sit until I tell them to do otherwise so the stay command wouldn’t be added any more depth to the training.
Loved the video 👍🏾
Nice one, Joe.
Lovely man, great lesson, 5/5, bob's your uncle
Does it matter if my dog lies down after being in a stay for a minute or so?
Loving your training clips. Have just lost my best buddy and am taking on a new boy. 14 month old rescue who is so quick to learn but has a couple of aggression issues that am struggling with. Do you have anything that could help me with this? Do not want to have to return him to kennels
Why do you need to add stay? Sit means sit. Down mean down. It should just be implied stay you don't need to add in another (stay) command.
sit does not equal stay
SIT then Stay how silly SIT is SIT if the dog goes to move repeat the sit command - use the KISS principal when training
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It's all in the beard.
How often should one do this training before they master it?
Thanks for watching, sadly this will differ from dog to dog. Best is to try take it at your dog's pace and slowly increase distractions and don't be worried about taking a step back if needs be, you can always build back up 😊
could you make a video to see if a dog that is a wuss or very friendly and quiet to strangers can be trained to be a guard dog or just bark so people know not to rob the house?
Fenrir has videos for how to train a guard dog. Check them out.
Hey David, check out our video looking at how to teach your dog to guard: th-cam.com/video/YX-K3GDA_Gk/w-d-xo.html&pbjreload=101
@@willathertoncaninetraining Thank you
How do you correct the dog if they don't stay? Both videos I watched (stay and recall) were great but they did not address the issue of the dog choosing not to obey.
We have a very young puppy, 9 weeks. Is that too young for the sit-stay command?
yes, they need time to adjust to a new home and routine, learn their name and that you are the source of all good things (food, treats, cuddles, play, outdoors), and just beginning the sit, maybe off (no jumping), and no bite.
I got my pup at 9 weeks and at 10 she was almost fully house trained and it took a day and a half for sit.
I wanted to ask why she wasn't on a leash if she's only a pup in training? Couldn't she bolt and become scared?
Just based on knowledge I’ve gained from watching other Fenrir videos I know that they would never suggest a) doing off lead training with a puppy in a dangerous place and b) do outside, off lead training with a dog/puppy that doesn’t see their handler as their canine leader therefore if they felt fearful they would run to you/the handler.
why teach a word they dont need to know? sit means sit. it doesn't mean 3 seconds or a minute or a half hour. you sit until i release you. hunt test dogs, field trail dogs are almost always trained like that. i just dont understand using and extra word. that extra word also degrades the meaning of sit.
Would be nice if yall taught what to do when they don’t listen and don’t stay lol.
Hi Joe, would you recommend training wait AND stay ? What is really the difference between the two?
I’ve train wait and he’s fantastic at that, especially when it’s wait until I said break for his food, but now I’m wondering if I should incorporate Stay?
wait is more for waiting to do or get something that they want, such as food, toy, or activity. stay is basically waiting for you and nothing else. same concept, just for different things. stay is also meant to last way longer in the long run whereas wait only lasts usually up to a minute, stay can last several minutes.
All these videos would prob work if she didn’t instantly lose attention as soon as the hand goes out. With treat in it or not.
whats with the guys in this channel are they just trying to show me that i cant grow a beard
What do you do if as soon as you take a step back they follow you?
Only just found your channel and have been binge watching as we pick up our new puppy GSP this weekend to join our 3 year old GSP. Your videos, teaching, tips and content are amazing and it gives me confidence to teach both our dogs. Going to purchase the puppy course so we can train her from the start. Huuuuge thanks, so glad I found your channel :-)
Thanks so much for your kind words! Hope everything goes well with collecting your new puppy!
I looooove gsp
what do you do if you do turn your back & pup gets up ?
how do you re correct that ?
Thanks for you’re time and tips
New puppy owner here trying to soak in all the tips
When is the harness back in stock
We're working hard to get our products back in stock, hopefully it shouldn't be too much longer!