I would love to see you working with that 20 foot leash so I can learn how I can let my dog to be off leash and not be scared if he starts running away from 0 to 100. As always another great video.
I use 50-100ft leads with my dog's and practice letting them get a ways away then call them back. Once you have the recall down 100% you can let the dog off lead... Also helps if you can find a fenced in area where you can just let the dog run free and practice without worrying.. no matter how you do it though, it takes time, consistency and patience
i use a 30ft lead on mine and it really does make a difference. They like the freedom AND they give themselves a hard self correction when they decide to take off at a full sprint at dogs or squirrels. takes one or two time and they stop. its pretty funny too lmao
This chanel is what people need. Unfortunately most people dont watch their dogs at all and critize people who do. Thats why most problems are unsolved.
You always make so much sense! It seems like your goal is to have every dog just get along with people and other dogs. Perfect! Let’s all be kind and just get along. Thank you!
My 10 month old GSD is exactly like that dog, running around frantically. Around other dogs she often gets lightly bit and chased due to this. Hopefully she grows out of it but if not would love to see the process of having them not be so frantic.
I wish the facilities were near to me as my dog exhibits a lot of the various issues. We got him at 4 months as essentially a rescue - he was grossly underweight and it took a while to get over trust issues. He's supposedly lab/GSP mix, but has a brindle coat so who knows what else is in there. He is currently just about 11 months. He is high energy, stubborn yet sensitive, smart, likes to chase other dogs especially smaller ones (prey drive), had a mouthing issue from early on, etc. He is crazy when meeting new people and dogs so we're focusing on meeting more people and dogs (desensitizing & correction). We're working on all the issues with a lot of techniques learned from Beckman. Unfortunately, it hasn't been like in the videos where the dog is a completely different dog after one session. Maybe we're doing some things wrong, idk. He is changing and we'll get there eventually because it'd be an injustice not to have a well socialized pup, but dang some days are frustrating...
Would like to see a follow up video, my dog (5mo) is exactly like that, play rough to get chased by others. It would be nice to see how to calm down in more detailed vid. Thanks a lot for all your work, this channel is really the best training channel by far.
is it too crazy I just happen to have a dog with that kind of crazy energy and also named Zula? :D Nice to hear that it is not a quick process. She does the same thing with the dogs at the dog park.
Awesome video! You put out such good advice. When I first came across your videos, I wasn't sure if I liked your style. But after about two, maybe three videos, I was hooked. I subscribe to a few other trainers, but there's something about your style or presentation that I really like. Your advice and tips are very logical. You don't sugar coat. That's why I wasn't sure in the beginning if I would like your videos. But I actually like that style a lot, because I don't want to mess around with my dog either. She's a Schnauzer rescue who has been in her share of dog fights, and I assume that's why she's so reactive toward dogs. That is one of the two main issues I would like to train out of her. By the way, I just switched my subscription to all.
Thank you for this! Last night my older dog was chasing my hyper puppy this way. I didn't like it. My husband said, "Look, he's finally playing with her.... Leave him be." But, I knew this wasn't playing, this was prey drive. I could see it in his eyes. I questioned myself, though, and let it continue. Luckily, nothing happened. My older dog is 65lbs and my puppy is 16lbs. Now I know that if I see this again I will stop it. Thanks so much for the video!
Follow your gut! You said it all right their ... Prey drive is not Play! I think I learned something I needed as my new puppy comes home very soon! Thank you!😊
I’m glad I came across your channel! This is great… I have a Shepsky pup he just turned 9 months and he’s been great socially… although two other husky’s that look just like him have snapped and lunged at him :( how can I get the other male huskies to be friends with him? :(
My pitty is just like that little crazy dog. She is 7 months old, working with her daily.. I need more videos on this kind of dog... please and thank you.
I would love to see you working with the hyper dog to calm her down! I've struggled for years to bring down my springer spaniels energy when we are outside as she is super hyper like the dog in this video.
Appreciate your channel! Searching to see if you have made any videos with an Australian Cattle Dog and high prey drive. My boy gets so focused and can get aggressive when I'm correcting and trying to walk away. Love the vids.
I have the same problem with my ACD rescue. She's in the teenager phase, but I think I screwed up by not taking her chasing seriously enough when she was small and weak. The more I watch these videos, the more I see how screwed up she is, but I can't seem to fix it. If she doesn't play with other dogs, she starts mouthing me and if she doesn't chase a dog it's really hard to tire her out. I did one hour on the flirt pole yesterday - 2 sessions where she was panting hard -as well as a long walks and she still was wide awake at night. I hope in the year your dog has calmed down a bit.
I am the only one in my area who yells. I am the one with the best behaved dogs. They are working Australian Cattle Dogs. Submissive dogs are more dangerous in some ways than high energy, boss dogs
Another awesome vid! I watch my fog like a hawk when at the dog park. I will yell if my dog starts acting like a jerk. I will also yell at other dogs who are jerks too. It amazes me how people will not correct their dog or even watch their dog at the dogs park. Thankfully my dogs are well behaved when around other dogs at the dog park and mind their own business. Thanks to years of us helping them not be jerks at the fog park.
She’s my 1yr Australian KelpieX except he’ll bark when he doesn’t get a reaction. After having a quiet dominant pit bull x I’m now with a hyper slightly submissive dog which is driving me nuts. Gets hyper-focused on working other dogs. Best techniques for this type of dog I’ve seen so far.
@@BDTraining Oh! You made my day! I'm trying to figure these things out now with Hurley, because dog training is a passion & I just don't know where to start. I'd love to come learn & shadow with Hurley, we could sleep in the car! Lol.. but seriously, thank you again 💓🙏
@@BDTraining that dog looks identical to my rescue dog! I’ve had him only 9 days, but he’s doing great! My dog barks like a mad dog! This one is calm not barking or crazed! She seems more curious 🧐. Mine is completely out of control! How do I stop the lunging at other animals.
I have 2 very prey driven whippets which is a very good thing if you are into lure coursing! PS: I would never ever take any of my 4 dogs to a dog park for a multitude of reasons. I avoid then like the freaking plague!
My dog is EXACTLY like the submissive one. She is 16 months old and her energy when we have guests and loose leash walking have been the most difficult thing to train. Do you think she would benefit from a board and train or should I do classes where I can be trained to help her?
Hey just watched this video and I have learned a lot. just one quick question, when you mentioned dog fights, do you mean dogs nibbing each other at the dog park? like theres no blood but just saliva on each other. Thanks
I think he meant real dog fights. You’ll know when it’s a fight when you know it should end right away. It’s uncommon at dog parks, but some signs include: teeth showing with closed jaw or curled lip, ears flat against head, lower/deeper gargle-ey growls than normal, tail straight, hackles up, the dog that’s less dominant or the one who’s losing the fight will probably have its tail tucked, the bodies of the dogs are stiff, one dog will probably be the one who wants to leave (sometimes appearing to become submissive in the moment), the dogs don’t play after they stop fighting, the dominating dog (the one winning) might be looking away completely, one dog might be giving the losing dog (the submissive one) a side eye look while growling or pinning down or walking away. It’s not uncommon foe the dominant/winning dog to walk away first, but it l won’t be the one with its tail between its legs. Hope this helped.
can you do one on a dog that isn’t submissive. i’ve got a 5 year old border collie mix who’s extremely dominant who doesn’t tend to start fights but he will finish them. i’m really at my wits end with him and i don’t know what to do anymore. any advice would be great.
Are flirt poles bad in that they increase prey drive and cause dogs to chase/attack other dogs? I suspect my american bulldog puppy of having been affected by flirt poles. Thanks
1:57 "She looks great" please say why. Oh wow maybe u would possibly do some dog behavioral vids where u put timestamps for the different body language signals. I know it is intuitive for you but please break it down more. You are simply amazing and helping sooooo many ppl and dogs!!!!
Hi, I have a female dog that is very well behaved and trained to some degree, she is behaving great around other dogs but once she meets a new female dog she gets really aggressive and tries to fight and bite them, how can I prevent that and make her get along with other female dogs?
I love your videos! One question- the bigger dog (doodle??) lays down in almost a "crouch" position at times, still looking at the other dog. What does that behavior mean? I had a Newfoundland that used to do that, and I never understood whether she was nervous, or wanted to play, etc. Thank you!
Yeah that’s the first time I’ve ever seen Brumley do that. The other dog just elicits a “stalk and chase” behavior in other dogs. Essentially it’s a stalking behavior.
@@BDTraining Sometimes I feel like they want to calm the other dog down. (or just simply too much of the other dog’s energy) I saw this from my Caucasian Shepherd dog, with a similarly hyperactive amstaff female. She ran around like crazy too.
U have any advice to get your dog to be good guard dog? He already barks at strangers when they walk by but I think if they ever try to approach our house he won’t do anything
So my 4 .5 month old heeler, Bassett hound mix loves chasing the cat, “cat encourages it by liking to be chased” when he is too rough I do correct it with a pop “ay” and he only relaxes for a few minutes and then the cat incises him again. Is there any other way to prevent the locked in chasing?
When your dog plays to rough with the cat go in with the “ay” then go in between your dog and cat so that your dog knows that he can play with the cat but not play too rough. I hope I explained this in a way you can understand😭
If your dog keeps doing it again, it means that he isn't taking you seriously. Do you just give the correction and let your dog go? You have to let your serious attitude linger so that your dog acts submissive. If you do it properly, he'll get the message in 2-3 tries. Another major things that most dog owners don't do properly is to give a warning or correction right before the actual bad behaviour occurs. If a dog does the bad behaviour, it's a win for him because he got to do what he wants to do that you don't. That is self-reinforcement. You need to avoid bad kinds of reinforcement. Also it it is harder to make a dog listen to you in a high level of excitement = playing rough. Correct before it gets to that level. This is very important because puppies are easily excited.
My dog loves to be chased. However some dogs will start trying to bite while chasing and im not sure how I should stop it since its not my dog and maybe the owner will get upset if I yell at it.
Prey drive... is this what's happening when dogs chase after a moving bicycle? I used to ride a bike a lot and have had so many dogs get triggered to chase me. I could always outrun them, but almost didn't a time or two.
Do you have any videos regarding confident dogs who don't have aggression towards other dogs until they are provoked? Would that just be handled like normal reactivity? My dog seems to be a bully to the bully. He's good with other dogs , small, large, cats even in person or through a fence. But you come with an attitude.. he doesn't much appreciate that.
I'd be curious to know from start how to stop a dog that has a very rough playing style with everyone. She always tries to bulldoze other dogs, jump on, bite neck and is loud as hell. She stops for a good 10 seconds when you tell her off but after just goes back to doing the same and it seems like she doesn't even know how to play any other way. It's very frustrating to every time be only spending time telling her no, no, no about everything since as long as she interacts with other dogs it becomes like that. Does not take a hint from other dogs either.
You mentioned follow through, the example of if you tell them to get off the couch and they don't, you make them. What if the dog growls or shows his teeth when you try to move him from couch, bed, wherever he wants to stay? I know my way can't be right, I have one of the kids knock on the door so he runs to check it out. Gets him out of my spot without the confrontation anyway. He's my daughter's dog, she just pulls him down from the spot and tells me not to trick him with the door, but he's kinda stubborn and thinks he's the boss. He can also get aggressive with our 6 month old puppy, but maybe that's another question for another day. ☺️
The kids knocking thing is pretty funny. Also you stumbled on a good method to fix getting excited when people come to the door. Yeah you want him to move because you said so. I’d need to be there to show you or I’ll try to make a video on that but it’s kind of down the list on videos to make. Good luck.
This channel is a gold mine
Agreed!
I agree!
Prince is the only dog I’m paying attention to. That dog is beyond well behaved.
I would love to see you working with that 20 foot leash so I can learn how I can let my dog to be off leash and not be scared if he starts running away from 0 to 100. As always another great video.
I use 50-100ft leads with my dog's and practice letting them get a ways away then call them back. Once you have the recall down 100% you can let the dog off lead... Also helps if you can find a fenced in area where you can just let the dog run free and practice without worrying.. no matter how you do it though, it takes time, consistency and patience
i use a 30ft lead on mine and it really does make a difference. They like the freedom AND they give themselves a hard self correction when they decide to take off at a full sprint at dogs or squirrels. takes one or two time and they stop. its pretty funny too lmao
My dog does prey drive I thought it was being playful. You're teaching me so much
This chanel is what people need. Unfortunately most people dont watch their dogs at all and critize people who do. Thats why most problems are unsolved.
Did I see Prince limping at the beginning (like at the 45 second mark)? He is a phenomenal dog.
prince laying down under the shade is a mood 😂
Bromley is flippin adorable!!!
You always make so much sense! It seems like your goal is to have every dog just get along with people and other dogs. Perfect! Let’s all be kind and just get along. Thank you!
My 10 month old GSD is exactly like that dog, running around frantically. Around other dogs she often gets lightly bit and chased due to this. Hopefully she grows out of it but if not would love to see the process of having them not be so frantic.
I’d love to see some of that long leash training for calming if you ever make a video on that.
Wonderful advice Joel. Thank you
I wish the facilities were near to me as my dog exhibits a lot of the various issues. We got him at 4 months as essentially a rescue - he was grossly underweight and it took a while to get over trust issues. He's supposedly lab/GSP mix, but has a brindle coat so who knows what else is in there. He is currently just about 11 months. He is high energy, stubborn yet sensitive, smart, likes to chase other dogs especially smaller ones (prey drive), had a mouthing issue from early on, etc. He is crazy when meeting new people and dogs so we're focusing on meeting more people and dogs (desensitizing & correction). We're working on all the issues with a lot of techniques learned from Beckman. Unfortunately, it hasn't been like in the videos where the dog is a completely different dog after one session. Maybe we're doing some things wrong, idk. He is changing and we'll get there eventually because it'd be an injustice not to have a well socialized pup, but dang some days are frustrating...
Would like to see a follow up video, my dog (5mo) is exactly like that, play rough to get chased by others. It would be nice to see how to calm down in more detailed vid. Thanks a lot for all your work, this channel is really the best training channel by far.
is it too crazy I just happen to have a dog with that kind of crazy energy and also named Zula? :D Nice to hear that it is not a quick process. She does the same thing with the dogs at the dog park.
This was great. Thanks. Learned a lot.
Awesome video! You put out such good advice. When I first came across your videos, I wasn't sure if I liked your style. But after about two, maybe three videos, I was hooked.
I subscribe to a few other trainers, but there's something about your style or presentation that I really like. Your advice and tips are very logical. You don't sugar coat. That's why I wasn't sure in the beginning if I would like your videos. But I actually like that style a lot, because I don't want to mess around with my dog either. She's a Schnauzer rescue who has been in her share of dog fights, and I assume that's why she's so reactive toward dogs. That is one of the two main issues I would like to train out of her.
By the way, I just switched my subscription to all.
prince is like: i am off, bro. ;-))
SO APPRECIATE your videos. Amazing.
Thank you for this! Last night my older dog was chasing my hyper puppy this way. I didn't like it. My husband said, "Look, he's finally playing with her.... Leave him be." But, I knew this wasn't playing, this was prey drive. I could see it in his eyes. I questioned myself, though, and let it continue. Luckily, nothing happened. My older dog is 65lbs and my puppy is 16lbs. Now I know that if I see this again I will stop it. Thanks so much for the video!
Follow your gut!
You said it all right their ... Prey drive is not Play! I think I learned something I needed as my new puppy comes home very soon! Thank you!😊
I’m glad I came across your channel! This is great… I have a Shepsky pup he just turned 9 months and he’s been great socially… although two other husky’s that look just like him have snapped and lunged at him :( how can I get the other male huskies to be friends with him? :(
Great video! Thank you.
My pitty is just like that little crazy dog. She is 7 months old, working with her daily.. I need more videos on this kind of dog... please and thank you.
I would love to see you working with the hyper dog to calm her down! I've struggled for years to bring down my springer spaniels energy when we are outside as she is super hyper like the dog in this video.
What sorts of outlets do you provide your dog to release energy and put motivation into ?
Very informative video!
Appreciate your channel! Searching to see if you have made any videos with an Australian Cattle Dog and high prey drive. My boy gets so focused and can get aggressive when I'm correcting and trying to walk away. Love the vids.
I have the same problem with my ACD rescue. She's in the teenager phase, but I think I screwed up by not taking her chasing seriously enough when she was small and weak. The more I watch these videos, the more I see how screwed up she is, but I can't seem to fix it. If she doesn't play with other dogs, she starts mouthing me and if she doesn't chase a dog it's really hard to tire her out. I did one hour on the flirt pole yesterday - 2 sessions where she was panting hard -as well as a long walks and she still was wide awake at night. I hope in the year your dog has calmed down a bit.
I am the only one in my area who yells. I am the one with the best behaved dogs. They are working Australian Cattle Dogs. Submissive dogs are more dangerous in some ways than high energy, boss dogs
Another awesome vid! I watch my fog like a hawk when at the dog park. I will yell if my dog starts acting like a jerk. I will also yell at other dogs who are jerks too. It amazes me how people will not correct their dog or even watch their dog at the dogs park. Thankfully my dogs are well behaved when around other dogs at the dog park and mind their own business. Thanks to years of us helping them not be jerks at the fog park.
Always excellent.
this guy needs to be famous 👏
Hello, have a blessed Monday.
She’s my 1yr Australian KelpieX except he’ll bark when he doesn’t get a reaction. After having a quiet dominant pit bull x I’m now with a hyper slightly submissive dog which is driving me nuts. Gets hyper-focused on working other dogs. Best techniques for this type of dog I’ve seen so far.
this channel should have more subs
Thank you! Would love to watch this progression with the dog.
I’m going to try to get you those videos
@@BDTraining Oh! You made my day! I'm trying to figure these things out now with Hurley, because dog training is a passion & I just don't know where to start. I'd love to come learn & shadow with Hurley, we could sleep in the car!
Lol.. but seriously, thank you again 💓🙏
@@BDTraining that dog looks identical to my rescue dog! I’ve had him only 9 days, but he’s doing great! My dog barks like a mad dog! This one is calm not barking or crazed! She seems more curious 🧐. Mine is completely out of control! How do I stop the lunging at other animals.
Also what is your thoughts on a 15 foot leash? My dog pulls A LOT but I’ve been working with him
Pray drive is not Play!
Good to know the difference!
... thanks Joel!
Good stuff Joel
I work at dog daycares..40 dogs in a 60x20 room. Those hyper like to be chased dogs are great in a big group.
I have 2 very prey driven whippets which is a very good thing if you are into lure coursing! PS: I would never ever take any of my 4 dogs to a dog park for a multitude of reasons. I avoid then like the freaking plague!
1:48 "She looks great" -- maybe describe so I can make sure I understand is it tail wagging plus nose-to-nose normal smelling? ears?
My dog is EXACTLY like the submissive one. She is 16 months old and her energy when we have guests and loose leash walking have been the most difficult thing to train. Do you think she would benefit from a board and train or should I do classes where I can be trained to help her?
Hey just watched this video and I have learned a lot. just one quick question, when you mentioned dog fights, do you mean dogs nibbing each other at the dog park? like theres no blood but just saliva on each other.
Thanks
I think he meant real dog fights. You’ll know when it’s a fight when you know it should end right away. It’s uncommon at dog parks, but some signs include: teeth showing with closed jaw or curled lip, ears flat against head, lower/deeper gargle-ey growls than normal, tail straight, hackles up, the dog that’s less dominant or the one who’s losing the fight will probably have its tail tucked, the bodies of the dogs are stiff, one dog will probably be the one who wants to leave (sometimes appearing to become submissive in the moment), the dogs don’t play after they stop fighting, the dominating dog (the one winning) might be looking away completely, one dog might be giving the losing dog (the submissive one) a side eye look while growling or pinning down or walking away. It’s not uncommon foe the dominant/winning dog to walk away first, but it l won’t be the one with its tail between its legs.
Hope this helped.
Nice to find another brother. We do alot simular!
A lot*
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Do you have any tips for dogs excessive barking and growling when they are meeting/ or with other dogs?
can you do one on a dog that isn’t submissive. i’ve got a 5 year old border collie mix who’s extremely dominant who doesn’t tend to start fights but he will finish them. i’m really at my wits end with him and i don’t know what to do anymore. any advice would be great.
What breed of dog is Tessa?
Tessie is beautiful
What breed is Tessie?
Are flirt poles bad in that they increase prey drive and cause dogs to chase/attack other dogs? I suspect my american bulldog puppy of having been affected by flirt poles. Thanks
1:57 "She looks great" please say why. Oh wow maybe u would possibly do some dog behavioral vids where u put timestamps for the different body language signals. I know it is intuitive for you but please break it down more. You are simply amazing and helping sooooo many ppl and dogs!!!!
Hi, I have a female dog that is very well behaved and trained to some degree, she is behaving great around other dogs but once she meets a new female dog she gets really aggressive and tries to fight and bite them, how can I prevent that and make her get along with other female dogs?
Oh my god…that’s my dog! Other than he’s barking and fighting the leash pulling around other dogs
Very interesting
My dog was introduced to a pack and tries to control or cap other dogs/ humans energy by biting/ nipping which ends up in a dog fight.
I love your videos! One question- the bigger dog (doodle??) lays down in almost a "crouch" position at times, still looking at the other dog. What does that behavior mean? I had a Newfoundland that used to do that, and I never understood whether she was nervous, or wanted to play, etc. Thank you!
Yeah that’s the first time I’ve ever seen Brumley do that. The other dog just elicits a “stalk and chase” behavior in other dogs. Essentially it’s a stalking behavior.
@@BDTraining Sometimes I feel like they want to calm the other dog down. (or just simply too much of the other dog’s energy)
I saw this from my Caucasian Shepherd dog, with a similarly hyperactive amstaff female. She ran around like crazy too.
U have any advice to get your dog to be good guard dog? He already barks at strangers when they walk by but I think if they ever try to approach our house he won’t do anything
They will by territorial reaction.
So my 4 .5 month old heeler, Bassett hound mix loves chasing the cat, “cat encourages it by liking to be chased” when he is too rough I do correct it with a pop “ay” and he only relaxes for a few minutes and then the cat incises him again. Is there any other way to prevent the locked in chasing?
When your dog plays to rough with the cat go in with the “ay” then go in between your dog and cat so that your dog knows that he can play with the cat but not play too rough. I hope I explained this in a way you can understand😭
If your dog keeps doing it again, it means that he isn't taking you seriously.
Do you just give the correction and let your dog go? You have to let your serious attitude linger so that your dog acts submissive. If you do it properly, he'll get the message in 2-3 tries.
Another major things that most dog owners don't do properly is to give a warning or correction right before the actual bad behaviour occurs. If a dog does the bad behaviour, it's a win for him because he got to do what he wants to do that you don't. That is self-reinforcement. You need to avoid bad kinds of reinforcement.
Also it it is harder to make a dog listen to you in a high level of excitement = playing rough. Correct before it gets to that level. This is very important because puppies are easily excited.
If I was to bring my dog to you... First thing I would do is hand you cash for your tent shade... lol
Is prince limping?
what do you think of cognitive emotional training, and what type of training do you use. idk a lot about this.
Prince has a limp?
My dog loves to be chased. However some dogs will start trying to bite while chasing and im not sure how I should stop it since its not my dog and maybe the owner will get upset if I yell at it.
Prey drive... is this what's happening when dogs chase after a moving bicycle? I used to ride a bike a lot and have had so many dogs get triggered to chase me. I could always outrun them, but almost didn't a time or two.
0:52 instead of "She looks great" maybe say why? is it tail wagging plus she's a lil hunkered down like she def not gonna start a fight?
Do you have any videos regarding confident dogs who don't have aggression towards other dogs until they are provoked? Would that just be handled like normal reactivity? My dog seems to be a bully to the bully. He's good with other dogs , small, large, cats even in person or through a fence. But you come with an attitude.. he doesn't much appreciate that.
My black mouth cur/pit bull mix has a MASSIVE prey drive. It's bad.
I'd be curious to know from start how to stop a dog that has a very rough playing style with everyone. She always tries to bulldoze other dogs, jump on, bite neck and is loud as hell. She stops for a good 10 seconds when you tell her off but after just goes back to doing the same and it seems like she doesn't even know how to play any other way. It's very frustrating to every time be only spending time telling her no, no, no about everything since as long as she interacts with other dogs it becomes like that. Does not take a hint from other dogs either.
I am having the same problem.
Does Prince have a limp in front?
He might, he had a slight limp for a couple days. I didn’t realize it showed in this video. All better now.
@@BDTraining It was in the very beginning when he got up. Glad all better.
lol funny
Overly submissive is sometimes a power bottom
You mentioned follow through, the example of if you tell them to get off the couch and they don't, you make them. What if the dog growls or shows his teeth when you try to move him from couch, bed, wherever he wants to stay?
I know my way can't be right, I have one of the kids knock on the door so he runs to check it out. Gets him out of my spot without the confrontation anyway. He's my daughter's dog, she just pulls him down from the spot and tells me not to trick him with the door, but he's kinda stubborn and thinks he's the boss.
He can also get aggressive with our 6 month old puppy, but maybe that's another question for another day. ☺️
The kids knocking thing is pretty funny. Also you stumbled on a good method to fix getting excited when people come to the door.
Yeah you want him to move because you said so. I’d need to be there to show you or I’ll try to make a video on that but it’s kind of down the list on videos to make. Good luck.