Effortlessly Train Your Dog with These Tips on Fitting and Using a Gentle Leader/Halti
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2022
- Welcome to today's episode where Bethany from PhDogs will be demonstrating the step-by-step process for teaching your dog to obey with the use of a Gentle Leader or Halti. This collar is a safe and effective tool for controlling your dog's head and mouth, and Bethany will show you how to use it properly. Be sure to consult a professional when using this tool.
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Great fast video for those who have a puppy ready to train. Just remember everyone, not all puppies or older dogs will respond this way. Don’t feel frustrated … keep trying. Some dogs just take longer than others.. but be consistent. Once you start seeing success.. it’s a great feeling for you and your dog. Proud moment! :) This is such a friendly way to train and I have a Great Dane and I’m a very small person who needs her dog to behave on trails and around others. I love it when others see me and know my dog outweighs me by 50 pounds easy.. and we are having the best time because I know I can control him which means we can trust each other. And yes, for 30 years I’ve been walking dogs larger than myself (Danes, Dobermans, Rottweilers, labs, etc) I’m never intimidated by their size because of all the training work we had mastered together♥️
Nate i love how you work with other trainers and take their direction and you never appear arrogant and you are happy to get help from others and give help so willingly. Mark of a great trainer 👍(and human!)
Thank you, Penny! I'm also a student of stoic philosophy, and as Epictetus said, "Get rid of self conceit. It is impossible to learn that which one thinks they already know. :)
That is philosophical! Very true, I really admire you and your attitude and find it very inspiring. Currently, I am planning to study with aussie legend Steve Austin, after that, I would love to make some future plans to temporarily move to the states and attend the tom rose school, hopefully meet up with you and have some personal training sessions if possible 😁
Nate is the best balanced trainer out there. Period.
Thank you! 🙏😁
Thank you Nate for educating.I don’t particularly like this tool but it works for some people. I like that you very open minded and still show things even if you don’t use them yourself🙏
The timing is the key. Experienced trainers have the timing down. They are teaching the timing.
For sure! It is one of the three primary principles to dog training; Timing, Motivation, and Consistency.
Many thanks for your instruction, way more clearer than other clips
I use a gentle leader, I have a dog who will lunge and jump. The only thing that kinda bothers me is the fact that the person in this video mentioned that they use a prong collar (and kinda recommend using one), the issue with prong collars is that if the dog pulls too hard it can cut them (it’s rare but can happen) and using them can give the dog emotional and physical pain, it’s not safe and I seriously recommend a flat collar or a head collar. If you can a dog with aggression issues or you may live on a livestock farm and your dog chases them, use a vibration collar or even and E-Collar (test it on something other then your dog first- don’t let your dog be the first to try it since I really could hurt them depending on size), I don’t normally recommend e-collars but they are so much better then a chock-collar (chock collars and slip leads are very different) or a prong collar- please think and do a lot of research before getting into dog training (go through many different sources!)
Thank you for reading all of this😅
Halti was a game changer for us. We used a prong in the past and it was helpful until we encountered a triggering dog and the tug on a prong would throw him over the treshhold when he was bately controlling himself. But halti gave me the confidence of controlling a big dog (def more than a prong, choke chain) and didnt throw him over the edge in a stressful situation. Do I wish to stay on it forever? I dont know. Hopefully not. I wish I didnt get comments on it so much as why does he have a muzzle because it is not a muzzle. But I feel much more confident walking in my super dog busy neighbourhood with a lot of reactive dogs with non caring owners.
QUESTION - have you tried both brands and think one brand is more effective? I think I'm going to have to use this. I have a cane corso who loves training and walks beautifully on flat collar/ loose leash...until she doesn't. She knows very well she will win any battle of strength. As a person who's handled horses it makes good sense to me. This tool will give me more confidence that I can handle any problems when we're out.
Yeah, you don't need to have everyone think it's a muzzle and that they should leave the area!
Great advice! Thank you!
This is just crazy.
People are against any other tool that dog trainers use but these gentle leaders are no different if trained right from what I have seen.
I just have a question about 7:03. She rewarded the dog for turning around but it was the head halter that forced his head around, so why would we reward at that moment? Should I assume we just want the dog to associate turning toward handler whether it's on his own or forced by the head halter? (There's a hole in my knowledge here, so I'd love to hear from anyone! 😄)
Great info
Thanks!
I used the Halti and it works. Period.
Thanks again for the support. Cheers!
I bought one could never fugure it out ..thank you ❤
QUESTION TO HALTER USERS - DO YOU HAVE A BRAND PREFERENCE AND WHY?? What is your experience like working with halter?Which breeds do you have?? I have a cane corso and she knows very well she'll win any battle of strength. Although my dog loves training, is well-behaved and walks loose leash well - if she wants to go she will. I hope that this will give me more confidence that I will win in that "what if" moment.
They are okay But they are hard to take it off and put it on his caller
Shows you demonstrating the gentle leader but I dont see that you sell it in your shop. Why not?
This is not how to properly fit a collar. You didn’t talk about how to actually fit it on and what’s the proper two fingers one finger how tight it goes.
Prong collars get a bad reputation yet these are encouraged… terrible.
Pain=classical conditioning
What's terrible about it?
@@david5667 they prevent the dog from exploring the world through their nose/sense of smell. They can cause injury to the dogs neck as well as cause irritations to their nose. Like a prong collar they should be used as a training tool and not as a substitute.
@@tobiastruman4941 They don't prevent exploration at all. Dogs can still use their nose and explore just at a more desirable distance from the handler. As for neck injuries, I have never seen a dog hurt its neck from a gentle leader. You would have to use some major force to hurt a dogs neck with a gentle leader. The only irritations they would cause is from the dog itself trying to get the gentle leader off with it's paws. With the right introduction and conditioning the dog will accept a gentle leader with no problems.
@@david5667 they aren’t ideal at all. Same as prong collars they are to be used as a training tool only. They aren’t great for the dog as it causes pain and discomfort to the dogs nose.
A gentle leader?!? Why Nate, why! Nothing but respect and admiration for you to see you go down this route. Terrible tool!!! Martingales, slip leads, and prong collars (if needed) work 100x better than this garbage.
Thanks! I don’t use gentle leaders or Halti’s, but my channel is for educational purposes. If someone’s going to use one; I would like them to know how to use it properly. 😁
Nah I think they have their place just like any other piece of equipment
@@NateSchoemer Fair answer. Regained my admiration and respect twofold haha. Thanks Nate!!
@@TuiSansburg lol! Thanks! 🙏😁
That tool works.
Do really thi k you can drag a 600k horse by a head collar . Ridulas statement. I think you should check your ideas.