Dog Training SOS: Aggressive Dog Or Leadership Issue?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มิ.ย. 2024
- You may be trying to combat unwanted behaviour with the wrong plan. In this video we sit down with 2 students and their 6-month-old Golden Retriever to discuss resource guarding, only to find out they may be working on the wrong things.
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Dog Training SOS: Aggressive Dog Or Leadership Issue?
01:01 Dog Training Leadership Exercise #1
13:56 Dog Training Leadership Exercise #2
23:44 Dog Training Leadership Exercise #3
35:18 Dog Training Leadership Exercise #4
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Are You Accidentally Being A BAD Leader For Your Dog?
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hitting on the aggressive reactive behavior!!! It’s hard but appreciate helping us understand the approach
This reminds me that 92% of dog training is really people training. And this couple are awesome for getting training and for letting us learn along with them. Still here!
Exactly. They want to please us. We have to give them the information. If we're bad communicators, they won't ever do what we tell them to because the understanding isn't there. They are doing the best with the information we give them.
So True, it on us to help our dogs understand, win and feel confident and good about themselves. ❤
This was such a novel idea for video!
I credit the clients willing to take part and as always Instructor Carol with so much wisdom.
So many habits and natural movements to observe here.
Still here. It’s nice to insert a full training now and again so I can get a feel for when things don’t go perfectly. Appreciate it
This is perfect timing for me - I was telling my vet about my 5 month old Aussie’s resource guarding with the other dogs and some growling at me. She said although he is well behaved I need to be a stronger leader and simply not allow him to get away with this. We do keep a long line and a martingale on him to intercept any unwanted behaviour. My vet showed me a few things which were much firmer than what carol is doing. My vet had me practice few a exercises with him and there was an amazing transformation in his attitude towards
me. He also has to earn everything and for now he has to be invited onto to the couch and bed - he sleeps on the floor at night. He seems more content and happy. It is a process but there is lots of hope now that he learning he is not the king of the castle😊😊
Mine is only 12 weeks. Chipug mix. She bites me, but not bad.. And not dad at ALL!! She absolutely loves everyone else. Just likes me as her chew toy.. As much as I tell her No, or put her down. She just comes right back.. Time to talk to the vet..
Could you explain more about what methods did you use? My 7months Border Collie is showing a lot of resource guarding as well and we don't know what to do.
Still here - but 11 months later :) Thank you so much for sharing this excellent training video. So helpful and informative. Sincerest thanks for sharing!
Still Here! ;) Excellent instructor. Intelligent, consistent, clear, loaded with information, she moves the lesson right along. I am learning so much in just this one lesson, my dog should learn if I apply this correctly. Love this method!! Phenomenal instruction and instructor, Carol.
This is awesome seeing the whole process.
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It’s interesting to see how quickly she responds to the trainer just based on the trainer’s leader-like body language. Gotta keep that “power pose” haha
I must say these videos have completely changed my relationship with my dog for the better over the past few months
still here very interesting and informative! Thank you!
Such great content - THANK YOU FOR SHARING!
Still here! Super fascinating! I'm researching as much as I can for my future puppy
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Still here! Very valuable info
still here! Great information. Your videos are extremely helpful for me as im new to owning a dog. your videos have helped me raise and lead my dog for the last two years through all his puppy and adolecent stages
Great to see one of your lessons all the way through. My 6 months old beagle is great and sit and wait at the door until I release him. This is definitely a next step for us to practice . Thank you so much for sharing this with us all x
Still here. So many great tips and tricks for building relationship with dog. Love that Carol is black and white in expectations.
Still here thank you for the video
Still here, Carol! In fact, my 2nd time through-SO much excellent information in this video. You are a genius!
Loved this longer format!
Still here! Great video 👍
Still here!! It’s brilliant.
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Still here - love your videos
I love this video because it shows that so much of this stuff is also incremental.
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I wished I lived closer to you all, but I'm hesitant about the online class. Just ordered my gentle leader and some chewables. This is a great uncut training, thank you!
Thank you. I just joined with McCann trainers and I love the activity involved with my 4 1/2 mth GSD.
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I’m currently in the Life Skill program with 10m old lab puppy Finn. It’s very helpful to see the exercises in a real training situation. It helps me understand what to expect in a real life situation. It also helps seeing owners learning the process of training. I have wondered if McCann could record a real class and make it available to online students so we can see a little more how a dog not knowing the exercises might respond at first and how we should react to various situations when first teaching an exercise.
This video is very helpful!
#stillhere - GREAT lesson!!!!
Still here! Went through the life skills program 2 years ago with my now 4 year golden! Remembering that puppy stage 😬 but also it’s good to review some skills that have gotten a little “lazy”!
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Absolutely teach to respecting space. Got hit from behind by a 8kg dog, running full tilt in dog park, knocked me flat on my back and tore my meniscus. Really it couldn't see me!? Thank you for this excellent video.
Still here. This looks like great info to help with my very hyper Pomsky
Instructor Carol is awesome ! Wish you were closer to me - in Minnesota. I have a frenchie and has become aggressive to other dogs when walking or at our fence. Having a tough time breaking it.
Same here with my 1yr rottie/Shepard but at our living room window and passers by 😢
Good reminders of leadership behavior. Still here at 41:26 in.
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Love this training. Great leadership tips.
Was I the only one wondering why this house was so generic? Is it a training house?
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Jerking a dog’s head like that while on a gentle leader can cause serious neck and spinal damage. While the puppy was pulling after the treat on the floor the “trainer” was jerking her head to the side, that’s not safe at all. Use a martingale or a prong to give a small correction and say “leave it”. Reward when the dog leaves it and looks at you.
She is barely jerking her head and this dog just needs to know who is boss
Feroucious aggression when closing crate door at bed time about 1/wk to 1/month; 4 yr old mini-goldendoodle, please advise causes & solutions? Using hard shell Pet Mate Sky crate. history: Valor K-9 Accademy 2 wk away training at 2 yrs, some e-coller use. Overall a sweet dog. Thank you!
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I really respect your trainings and how you train.
But how can you watch this video and not see how hard a" GENTLE " leader is on a dogs neck?
I will do this same training and use a Herm Sprinter prong collar . With that said thank you for a new prospective!
Really Thank you
I have the same observation,dog was getting annoyed! A slip lead to me would be a good starting tool for obedience! Easier to control for pressure and release to make the dog sit and stop from moving forward! Awesome video overall!
I agree. I cringed every time Carol pulled that dog up by her neck.
@@peks4924 I agree. I cringed every time Carol pulled that dog up by her neck.
can you use gentle leader on 8 lb dog forbthis
You absolutely can Betty! You'll need an Extra Small size ;)
It's a loaded question... you'll get people's opinions rather than definitive answers. For me and I put emphasis on "FOR ME" , I'm more inclined to use a flat collar or a slip lead to avoid any neck damage . Obviously on micro dogs that possibility still exists with anything on the neck or head
Yes. You can. But please be careful. As with any tool it can cause damage. But if you need them they exist. So good luck with your little dog 🐕
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I was very surprised & upset by the leash jerking corrections the trainer was perfect!! I thought McC’s training was positive but I see I was wrong!! Made me VERY uncomfortable!
You cant always train a dog with positive only and treats - this dog has gotten away with too much for too long she needs to know who the leader is. A few pops could be the difference between a dog living or being put down for aggression. My vet said she is so tired of having aggression consults or putting dogs down because they thought they only needed rainbows and butterflies to train their dogs. Just like kids, dogs need a leader and to know right from wrong. I really appreciate this realistic training.
Once, you have to be clear from day 1, since that will come in handy during puberty, many dogs suddenly go wild because they have had no rules
I agree. I cringed every time Carol pulled that dog up by her neck.
i think the trainer is being too nice; what i do whenever the dog starts to try to pass me is I say ahh... and stick my foot out and nudge her back with my foot. After 3 or 4 times she realizes she cannot push past me and will be watching me closely to make sure my leg does not come out in front of her. i also do this against a wall so she only can go forward or backward.
This is the best from mccan.. thousand thanks for u.. cesar is just a joke..NOW everbody now.. all people around the world he just a clown,..?!!
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I am in no means an expert, but I would think you could... but need to use extra caution not to cause damage to their neck/spine while doing so.
@@dennisknight8565 she is using her thumb to guide the leash and she is not yanking