my puppy is 4 months old and she loves learning tricks! she knows: sit, down, touch, paw, high five, wave, stay, and to lie down and get on her side. sometimes when I see she has a lot of energy or wants to move, I'll throw some kibble and call her back. so she gets to run and we can work on recall! I also use this to break up training if she's struggling to pick something up and may want a mental break. otherwise, if she's already physically tired, we can just work on variations of paw, touch, wave, high five, sit, and down :)
If you’re open to requests, I would greatly value a video on how to begin training an adult dog with no prior training. Side note, I love your videos and I am very great full for having found your channel. Thank you so much for your dedication and hard work. It is much appreciated!!!
Nate, I've been watching your series of videos and two things... 1. I'm obsessed with Arih! What an awesome pup! and 2. It's really cool to learn from someone with your level of ability to articulate the why as well as the how. I've gone back with my 4 year old Ezzy and taught her markers, shaped basic behaviors, and am at the point where the verbal is almost there! Thanks some much for great guidance.
Nate, Your instructions have been very helpful. My Mal & I have benefitted, he gets to enjoy his life more through CLEAR expectations and I get a wonderfully trained friend. Thank you Nate
Good morning sir, I just wanted to say that your videos are very constructive, I love that you break down each maneuver emphasizing on what’s a marker, to the command, to the fallow through and how to go about training step by step. My fiancé and I are hoping we can get a dog in a few weeks from a shelter, and your videos have given me a lot of confidence going forward on how to build a relationship with the dog while maintaining, and furthering training for both the dog and myself in a fun manner. I believe it’s going to be a great experience and I have you to thank. Thanks again!
If you're looking to learn more about dog training, maybe you can join my next trainer course. I'm planning to hold a dog trainer course once every six months, and my most recent videos showcase some of the training I've done with my current students. However, please note that space will be limited and the course will be offered only to a select few people. And if you're still exploring other options, I've heard great things about TRS as well.
Wow. Great exercise for high drive dogs to get a training balance break. My dog is super low drive but I used some of these (like spin) to give her fun easy success, and praise like crazy to amp up her enthusiasm for the work.
What kind of dog breed do you have? My puppy works for her lunch meal and I feel like the idea that training tricks is really worth it has helped her also to enjoy training generally more.
Thanks for your videos Nate! 🙏 Watched this series before getting my puppy and slowly working thru it again now that he is here, and it has done wonders! By far the best training videos I have seen.
That was fun to watch.. she was also enjoying it.. I need to find your video where you teach the "free" command.. I would worry about my BM nailing my hand in jump up.
Thanks! Here is the video on teaching the terminal marker "Free": th-cam.com/video/UkZ7ucpK9sc/w-d-xo.html I hope this helps and thank you again for supporting the channel. :)
Hi, I have a couple of quick questions. First, for the touch game/command do you have to ever worry about the dog biting your hand? Are there any tips to make sure your dog is just touching your hand and not trying to grab it? My second question is about the marker while training these three tricks. In the examples you use the continuation marker "yes" is there a reason why you would use this instead of the terminal one "free"? It isn't as intuitive to me because the dog isn't holding the spin, touch, through like they would a sit or down. Then again, maybe I am over thinking it.
Great questions Kaylee! For the hand touch, I never had a dog bite my hand instead of touching it. If they mouth at my hand, the I would withhold the reward until they did it correctly. If I'm still shaping a behavior and I'm not using the verbal command yet, then the stay isn't being practiced. I only require the dog to stay when I say the verbal command. Also, If the command can't be a stay, like the spin or through, then you can use the yes or the free. Hope this helps and thanks again! :)
@@kayleenelsen1280 I used the touch command and turned it into a kiss trick. I can make my dog touch my lips or the lips of any person that I point to. She has never bit me even when I was luring with the treat in my hand. I will say that she gets a little clumsy when she gets amped up. She has missed my lips and "kissed" my eye once - ouch. She's only 6 months and she's getting better every day.
Hey, Nate!! Your videos are so incredibly helpful. I've been training my two dogs for a year now and they've gotten quite advanced, but I loved your methods so much I decided I wanted to go back all the way to the start (teaching yes and free, and luring) to build an even better foundation for their training!! I was hoping to get your thoughts on that, and also, if I am right handed, do you recommend I do my heel on my left? or is it consistently better to keep them on your left regardless of your dominant hand? Thanks a lot!!
The spin is counter clockwise in the right hand but clockwise in the left. That messed me up when teaching my puppy....just in case someone else is also wondering...
Yes, if you wanted your heel command to be on the right side, you can spin clockwise. If you have your dog on the left, like I do, then it’s always counter-clockwise. 😁🐶
Love this!!!!! How do you keep the dog from biting your hand when doing something like the jumping up to your hand trick? I have a 3 mo old eager puppy who I feel would totally bite my hand every time trying to get the little training treats!!
Thanks! Start with luring and power steering. This will help teach the pup how to take the food from your hand without biting your hand. :) th-cam.com/video/Qq9KOcUlqN0/w-d-xo.html
You have such good videos, i like to watch and to try out👍💪🏼 For the spin i have to say its a must to do it both ways, becauce of bodyhealth for you dog.🤪hope my english is ok😉
Nate, we love your videos. My dog is CRAZY for jumping and touching my hand and he learned it pretty fast. We have one problem tho, he won't go through or spin. I try spinning him and he just gets confused and lays down. I tried to give him a reward every few inches so he could constantly win untill he completes the circle but he just lays down everytime he gets to like half a circle. Same with the rough command. I step back or front and try luring him through my legs and he just lays down becouse my hands are close to the ground.. Do you have an advice for this?
ur all videos r osm.. i also have a gsd 8 month old male.. his mother was very obident n follow my all commands bt buzoo didn't follow my commands. Suggest what to do plz .. once or twice i had scold him n give him some blow...
I would suggest watching my basic obedience series. The basic obedience series is designed to be watched in order. If you want to have a clear understanding of dog training and develop the essential skills needed to train your dog and fix the majority of issues that dog owners face, start with episode one and work your way through. In addition, you’ll discover a greater relationship with your dog, as you now have the tools to better communicate with your furry friend. I believe that improving the lives of dogs, along with their owners, is the most important thing. Here is a link to the playlist for your convenience: th-cam.com/video/cc8hX4lCGiY/w-d-xo.html Listen to my free audiobook. It will help you understand the science of dog training. If you understand the science, you can master the art: th-cam.com/video/ERmJnSwGS4Q/w-d-xo.html Even if you are not training a service dog, I would suggest watching the first 10 steps to training a service dog: th-cam.com/video/dY8ajyiZgIY/w-d-xo.html If you still have a specific dog training question, I would suggest listening to my Q&A videos. If you go to the description, you can see all the questions that I answer in the video: th-cam.com/video/6udcHNRVcBQ/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/3lBJFcWiAzk/w-d-xo.html I hope this helps and thanks for supporting the channel! 😁🙏🐶🐕
Hello Nate, it is extraordinary to watch your videos, most what I like and I think is the best for teaching us how to teach our dogs is: 1. your amazing positive energy 2. you give me a smile, the patient and the wish to go on and do not give up when the dog is not doing 100% the exercise because of my mistakes. I call it with my paintings, when something goes wrong: Happy Accident! from it you can obtain one of your best Art :-) I have 4 adults from welfare and now 2 puppies, 5 and 4 months old, it is quite difficult to train the puppies because all the dogs are following me, I have the possibility to put inside the other dogs but I would like to ask you if it would help also to create an area with a fence and go inside with the dog which I need to train, or it is better to change place sometimes for the training? sorry, another question: why are you using the Elevated Dog Bed? Is it better for the dog to have a reference point? Thank you so much!
Thanks, I appreciate that! Check out this video and jump to 5:19 to see how I work with multiple dogs: th-cam.com/video/3lBJFcWiAzk/w-d-xo.html I like to use the elevated bed as a climb command. I use it for so many different things. For example; I have them climb into my truck, climb on their beds when people come over, or climb on their beds when I'm cooking in the kitchen. It's also a super easy tool to help teach the stay command. th-cam.com/video/-mbA_Lwpz_0/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/s5iD8eN89bo/w-d-xo.html
@@NateSchoemer thank you so much... if one day you are coming in South Africa, one of the most beautiful Country, please be our guest... www.capelands.com
I would suggest going through my basic obedience series starting with episode 2. The series is designed to be watched in order. I would also suggest getting the boxer trained on leash pressure. Here are the links: th-cam.com/video/cc8hX4lCGiY/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/9L8tK7mSD10/w-d-xo.html
Trying to teach my dog some of these tricks and he seems completely unmotivated. At the dog park he just wants to RUN and play, but any other time or place, he just wants to lay down and sleep. He just wants to sit and rotate on his butt for spin, even if I try to treat him part way through the spin. Any tips on getting him more motivated and / or excited during training? Also - could you make a video on building a higher toy drive in the dogs?
Every dog is going to have different levels of motivation. You can increase the food drive by making him work for every bite of food. As far as toy drive goes, you can do an exercise called drive building. You can see an example of that in my "teach your dog to bark" episode. I'll be making a video in the next few weeks on drive building. Hope that helps! :)
What treats are you using that is so desirable to get this drive and focus? I have a 9 week old blue heeler that is too smart for his own good and I'm using canned chicken bits because the treats I bought just dont seem desirable. I also see from your videos that I need to make training much more fun for him and maybe that will help him appreciate the rewards more. But I want a treat that I can keep in my pocket for spontaneous rewards throughout the day, and obviously canned chicken won't work lol.
I love your videos! Big time. But the audio volume is very poor. I have to put you on 50 volume on my tv to hear anything. On my phone i have volume on max and still very quiet.
Hi Gennady, I posted a video answering your question in my TH-cam Facebook group. You can get access to the group here: facebook.com/groups/NateSchoemers Thanks!
My 12 week golden puppy dosent seem to have patience n tries to jump n grab the food. N if I dnt give it then sometimes starts barking. Any suggestions wht to do?
I taught my sister’s dog to spin. It’s now his favourite trick and if he wants something from us he spins incessantly. I think it’s kinda cute and funny but my sister isn’t so pleased. 🤷♂️ my bad!
@@NateSchoemer will do. She didn’t realise he could learn tricks so quickly and he seems to love working so I showed her your videos last night. She wants to build his repertoire of tricks so hopefully he will learn to wait for commands. Thanks Nate.
Thanks for the question. I have a protection training series on the schedule. May not be for another 3 - 6 months before I start that series though. Be sure to hit the notification bell, so you know when I release new videos. Cheers! :)
I really love that after you show how to teach something, you show the same thing with other dogs so we can see how other dogs pick it up. So cool!
Thanks! And I'm happy the video was helpful. :)
my puppy is 4 months old and she loves learning tricks! she knows: sit, down, touch, paw, high five, wave, stay, and to lie down and get on her side. sometimes when I see she has a lot of energy or wants to move, I'll throw some kibble and call her back. so she gets to run and we can work on recall! I also use this to break up training if she's struggling to pick something up and may want a mental break. otherwise, if she's already physically tired, we can just work on variations of paw, touch, wave, high five, sit, and down :)
If you’re open to requests, I would greatly value a video on how to begin training an adult dog with no prior training. Side note, I love your videos and I am very great full for having found your channel. Thank you so much for your dedication and hard work. It is much appreciated!!!
Nate, I've been watching your series of videos and two things... 1. I'm obsessed with Arih! What an awesome pup! and 2. It's really cool to learn from someone with your level of ability to articulate the why as well as the how. I've gone back with my 4 year old Ezzy and taught her markers, shaped basic behaviors, and am at the point where the verbal is almost there! Thanks some much for great guidance.
That's so awesome! Thank you for sharing that with me. Comments like this is why I love sharing what I do with the world! :) Cheers!
I'm glad to see that I'm not the only one trying to teach a 4 year old. Mine is starting to pick up on the markers and I'm getting excited.
As always Nate, a pleasure to learn from you, cheers Frank
Thanks! 🙏😁
You are the best online content creator. Thank you for making this amazing course available to us!
Wow, thank you!
Nate,
Your instructions have been very helpful. My Mal & I have benefitted, he gets to enjoy his life more through CLEAR expectations and I get a wonderfully trained friend.
Thank you Nate
Awesome! Thanks, Jim! I'm happy the videos have been so helpful! Cheers!
Good morning sir, I just wanted to say that your videos are very constructive, I love that you break down each maneuver emphasizing on what’s a marker, to the command, to the fallow through and how to go about training step by step. My fiancé and I are hoping we can get a dog in a few weeks from a shelter, and your videos have given me a lot of confidence going forward on how to build a relationship with the dog while maintaining, and furthering training for both the dog and myself in a fun manner. I believe it’s going to be a great experience and I have you to thank. Thanks again!
Awesome! Thank you for sharing and I'm happy the videos are helpful. :)
This stuff is GOLD! Strongly considering TRS August 3
It would be a blast to train dogs for a living. Thank You Again!
If you're looking to learn more about dog training, maybe you can join my next trainer course. I'm planning to hold a dog trainer course once every six months, and my most recent videos showcase some of the training I've done with my current students. However, please note that space will be limited and the course will be offered only to a select few people. And if you're still exploring other options, I've heard great things about TRS as well.
Wow. Great exercise for high drive dogs to get a training balance break. My dog is super low drive but I used some of these (like spin) to give her fun easy success, and praise like crazy to amp up her enthusiasm for the work.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing!
What kind of dog breed do you have? My puppy works for her lunch meal and I feel like the idea that training tricks is really worth it has helped her also to enjoy training generally more.
What I mean is, she gets handfulls of normal kibble instead of just one piece. And with better treats and other training sessions then just one piece.
Thanks for your videos Nate! 🙏 Watched this series before getting my puppy and slowly working thru it again now that he is here, and it has done wonders! By far the best training videos I have seen.
Thank you, Robin!
Love this! My dog needs some mental stimulation. This will be perfect
Awesome! I'm sure your pup will enjoy the training! :)
excellent , that I needed to see :) more fun is what we need right now :) thnak you
Another great video nate can’t get enough of these while waiting for my puppy! Ari is a super star gorgeous and clever!
Thank you, John! I appreciate that. Keep me posted on how the training is going when you get your puppy. :)
Love your videos Nate, thank you.
Thanks, I appreciate that! Cheers!
you are awesome... Thanks for the amazing Videos
The best trainer my eyes ever seen , I am from UAE, i hope to come to your city , only to see you face to face.
Thank you, I really appreciate that! :)
That was fun to watch.. she was also enjoying it.. I need to find your video where you teach the "free" command.. I would worry about my BM nailing my hand in jump up.
Thanks! Here is the video on teaching the terminal marker "Free": th-cam.com/video/UkZ7ucpK9sc/w-d-xo.html I hope this helps and thank you again for supporting the channel. :)
subbed .great video.
Awesome, thank you!
Loved it. Will incorporate.
Thank you! :)
Love this video very informing
Thanks! Glad it was helpful!
Hi, I have a couple of quick questions. First, for the touch game/command do you have to ever worry about the dog biting your hand? Are there any tips to make sure your dog is just touching your hand and not trying to grab it? My second question is about the marker while training these three tricks. In the examples you use the continuation marker "yes" is there a reason why you would use this instead of the terminal one "free"? It isn't as intuitive to me because the dog isn't holding the spin, touch, through like they would a sit or down. Then again, maybe I am over thinking it.
Oh, also, great video. I really appreciate all the examples you give with different dogs! I can't wait to teach my dog.
Great questions Kaylee! For the hand touch, I never had a dog bite my hand instead of touching it. If they mouth at my hand, the I would withhold the reward until they did it correctly. If I'm still shaping a behavior and I'm not using the verbal command yet, then the stay isn't being practiced. I only require the dog to stay when I say the verbal command. Also, If the command can't be a stay, like the spin or through, then you can use the yes or the free. Hope this helps and thanks again! :)
@@NateSchoemer Yes, that was helpful. Thank you!
@@kayleenelsen1280 I used the touch command and turned it into a kiss trick. I can make my dog touch my lips or the lips of any person that I point to. She has never bit me even when I was luring with the treat in my hand. I will say that she gets a little clumsy when she gets amped up. She has missed my lips and "kissed" my eye once - ouch. She's only 6 months and she's getting better every day.
Thank you so much for these videos
My Pleasure and thanks for supporting my channel. :)
Nate you are amazing.
Thanks Rizwan, I appreciate that and thank you for supporting the channel! :)
Hey, Nate!! Your videos are so incredibly helpful. I've been training my two dogs for a year now and they've gotten quite advanced, but I loved your methods so much I decided I wanted to go back all the way to the start (teaching yes and free, and luring) to build an even better foundation for their training!! I was hoping to get your thoughts on that, and also, if I am right handed, do you recommend I do my heel on my left? or is it consistently better to keep them on your left regardless of your dominant hand? Thanks a lot!!
Awesome! Yes, you can always go back in training, if you like. :)
@@NateSchoemer Thank you very much!!
I love these and so does my dog. Do you have anymore? What about some fun pet tricks to mix up some of the monotony?
Thanks! I'm working on adding some new pet tricks to the trick series, but you can start with the weave trick on my channel. :)
Any videos on how to teach sit pretty and how teach to catch frisbees? Thanks nate!
Not yet, but great suggestions! Thanks! :)
@@NateSchoemer can't wait fr that video... thanks nate!
"Videos"
The spin is counter clockwise in the right hand but clockwise in the left. That messed me up when teaching my puppy....just in case someone else is also wondering...
Yes, if you wanted your heel command to be on the right side, you can spin clockwise. If you have your dog on the left, like I do, then it’s always counter-clockwise. 😁🐶
Exhalent things sir. Wish i ll also do this. I am from india. Lot of respect sir🤝
Thanks!
Love this!!!!! How do you keep the dog from biting your hand when doing something like the jumping up to your hand trick? I have a 3 mo old eager puppy who I feel would totally bite my hand every time trying to get the little training treats!!
Thanks! Start with luring and power steering. This will help teach the pup how to take the food from your hand without biting your hand. :) th-cam.com/video/Qq9KOcUlqN0/w-d-xo.html
@@NateSchoemer youre awesome!! Thanks so much ill give it a try!!!!!
This looks so much fun even for you Nate! :D
Just gives so many idea to add roll, looping, stand dancing and other creative thing hahaha! :D
Totally! Dog training should be fun! :)
i like your technique.
Thank you! Cheers!
Does it matter if the focused heel is on your left side or right side?
Only if you're doing a sport that requires the dog to be on one side or the other.
You have such good videos, i like to watch and to try out👍💪🏼
For the spin i have to say its a must to do it both ways, becauce of bodyhealth for you dog.🤪hope my english is ok😉
Thanks! Yeah, that makes sense to spin both ways. Maybe I'll start doing that. Thanks! 😁🙏🐶🐕
Nate, we love your videos. My dog is CRAZY for jumping and touching my hand and he learned it pretty fast. We have one problem tho, he won't go through or spin. I try spinning him and he just gets confused and lays down. I tried to give him a reward every few inches so he could constantly win untill he completes the circle but he just lays down everytime he gets to like half a circle. Same with the rough command. I step back or front and try luring him through my legs and he just lays down becouse my hands are close to the ground.. Do you have an advice for this?
Thanks! If you are unable to get your dog to perform a specific behavior with luring, then try using it in combination with leash pressure. :)
My dog is too tall for the "through" trick, he is like a mini 🐎 horse.
Lol!
Is it better to only work on one thing at a time with the dog, until they get good at it?
Or can I try to train multiple different commands?
Yes, one at a time is best. Once both are trained, then train them together so they know the rules still apply when they are both out. Cheers!
Where the hell do you live? Every video is so scenic! 😍
Lol! This was filmed in Dulzura CA.
How old should my dog be to start training?I love your videos they have helped me a lot with my dog Annie
Thanks! I like to start training a puppy when they are 8 weeks of age. :)
Thank you she is just now 8 weeks
ur all videos r osm.. i also have a gsd 8 month old male.. his mother was very obident n follow my all commands bt buzoo didn't follow my commands. Suggest what to do plz .. once or twice i had scold him n give him some blow...
I would suggest watching my basic obedience series. The basic obedience series is designed to be watched in order. If you want to have a clear understanding of dog training and develop the essential skills needed to train your dog and fix the majority of issues that dog owners face, start with episode one and work your way through. In addition, you’ll discover a greater relationship with your dog, as you now have the tools to better communicate with your furry friend. I believe that improving the lives of dogs, along with their owners, is the most important thing.
Here is a link to the playlist for your convenience: th-cam.com/video/cc8hX4lCGiY/w-d-xo.html
Listen to my free audiobook. It will help you understand the science of dog training. If you understand the science, you can master the art: th-cam.com/video/ERmJnSwGS4Q/w-d-xo.html
Even if you are not training a service dog, I would suggest watching the first 10 steps to training a service dog: th-cam.com/video/dY8ajyiZgIY/w-d-xo.html
If you still have a specific dog training question, I would suggest listening to my Q&A videos. If you go to the description, you can see all the questions that I answer in the video:
th-cam.com/video/6udcHNRVcBQ/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/3lBJFcWiAzk/w-d-xo.html
I hope this helps and thanks for supporting the channel! 😁🙏🐶🐕
Hello Nate,
it is extraordinary to watch your videos, most what I like and I think is the best for teaching us how to teach our dogs is:
1. your amazing positive energy
2. you give me a smile, the patient and the wish to go on and do not give up when the dog is not doing 100% the exercise because of my mistakes. I call it with my paintings, when something goes wrong: Happy Accident! from it you can obtain one of your best Art :-)
I have 4 adults from welfare and now 2 puppies, 5 and 4 months old, it is quite difficult to train the puppies because all the dogs are following me, I have the possibility to put inside the other dogs but I would like to ask you if it would help also to create an area with a fence and go inside with the dog which I need to train, or it is better to change place sometimes for the training?
sorry, another question: why are you using the Elevated Dog Bed? Is it better for the dog to have a reference point?
Thank you so much!
Thanks, I appreciate that! Check out this video and jump to 5:19 to see how I work with multiple dogs: th-cam.com/video/3lBJFcWiAzk/w-d-xo.html I like to use the elevated bed as a climb command. I use it for so many different things. For example; I have them climb into my truck, climb on their beds when people come over, or climb on their beds when I'm cooking in the kitchen. It's also a super easy tool to help teach the stay command. th-cam.com/video/-mbA_Lwpz_0/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/s5iD8eN89bo/w-d-xo.html
@@NateSchoemer thank you so much... if one day you are coming in South Africa, one of the most beautiful Country, please be our guest... www.capelands.com
6:30 I think this dog is more intelligent than most humans, lol!
Lol! She's my little super pup! :)
Some videos are softer than others....
Yes, I've been training to improve the audio in my newer videos. Thanks for watching and commenting! :)
How do you control a boxer which is really hyperactive can you please help me
I would suggest going through my basic obedience series starting with episode 2. The series is designed to be watched in order. I would also suggest getting the boxer trained on leash pressure. Here are the links: th-cam.com/video/cc8hX4lCGiY/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/9L8tK7mSD10/w-d-xo.html
I noticed you’re using your continuation marker “yes” when doing the fun tricks towards the end. Is there a reason for this?
Trying to teach my dog some of these tricks and he seems completely unmotivated. At the dog park he just wants to RUN and play, but any other time or place, he just wants to lay down and sleep. He just wants to sit and rotate on his butt for spin, even if I try to treat him part way through the spin. Any tips on getting him more motivated and / or excited during training? Also - could you make a video on building a higher toy drive in the dogs?
Every dog is going to have different levels of motivation. You can increase the food drive by making him work for every bite of food. As far as toy drive goes, you can do an exercise called drive building. You can see an example of that in my "teach your dog to bark" episode. I'll be making a video in the next few weeks on drive building. Hope that helps! :)
What treats are you using that is so desirable to get this drive and focus? I have a 9 week old blue heeler that is too smart for his own good and I'm using canned chicken bits because the treats I bought just dont seem desirable. I also see from your videos that I need to make training much more fun for him and maybe that will help him appreciate the rewards more. But I want a treat that I can keep in my pocket for spontaneous rewards throughout the day, and obviously canned chicken won't work lol.
I like to use freeze-dried dog food and keto dog food from visionarypet.com/ :)
Try freeze dried liver. It's easy to manage
Did you have to practice a lot of your movements sans dog? I feel like such a klutz sometimes.
Yes, it takes lots of practice. :)
I love your videos! Big time. But the audio volume is very poor. I have to put you on 50 volume on my tv to hear anything. On my phone i have volume on max and still very quiet.
Thanks! Yes, I had some audio issues with my older videos. The new ones have much better audio.
how long should the pause be between each command ?
Hi Gennady, I posted a video answering your question in my TH-cam Facebook group. You can get access to the group here: facebook.com/groups/NateSchoemers Thanks!
My 12 week golden puppy dosent seem to have patience n tries to jump n grab the food. N if I dnt give it then sometimes starts barking. Any suggestions wht to do?
I taught my sister’s dog to spin. It’s now his favourite trick and if he wants something from us he spins incessantly. I think it’s kinda cute and funny but my sister isn’t so pleased. 🤷♂️ my bad!
Lol! Just tell her to stop rewarding the spin and eventually the pup will stop offering it. :)
@@NateSchoemer will do. She didn’t realise he could learn tricks so quickly and he seems to love working so I showed her your videos last night. She wants to build his repertoire of tricks so hopefully he will learn to wait for commands. Thanks Nate.
i have a question..my gsd puppy is almost 2 month old...she bites and nips alot..i want to but am too scared to teach this 'touch' command...
help?!
Sir how can we teach our dog to be protective?
Thanks for the question. I have a protection training series on the schedule. May not be for another 3 - 6 months before I start that series though. Be sure to hit the notification bell, so you know when I release new videos. Cheers! :)
@@NateSchoemer yup i hit the notification button. Thanks for the reply 😊
First?
First what?
@@NateSchoemer comment lol your a great trainer tho I love your method works wounder to keep my service dog engaged
@@servicedogonabudget180 Hahaha! Got it! Thanks for the comment! I really appreciate it. :)