How to STOP your dog pulling on leash! - STOP dog from pulling
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- In this video Stop Leash Pulling - Stop your dog from pulling on the leash can be easy after this video! This is the first time Thomas has worked with this dog and the immediate change in behavior is apparent. In minutes zeus goes from too stressed to take any directions to a good heel and a much more laid back state of mind. Thomas explains exactly how to use the leash for correction to stop leash pulling as well as what not to do.
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I rewatched that guy hitting his head like 10 times lol! 😂
Samantha Serrano oh dam!
me too lol
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so did I hahah
Verbal commands need to be consistent between multiple owners, handlers. Dogs are not bilingual. If its "heel " it is not "walk" with someone else.
Soon as I seen buddy hit his head I came to the comments knowing someone was talking about it, and the first comment I saw was about him hitting his head lolllll!!!!
Me too 😂
me too! hahah
Ditto. Moments like these that make me really love humanity 😂
“ it’s no offense I’m just telling you the truth “ Such a smooth talker
seeing someone else whos not cesar millan but is a dog trainer makes me have hope for myself 😂😂
That dude slammed his head and smiled. Love it
He just hit his head on camera and probably knew it was going to be put up on YT, that was the best reaction he could've had 🤷🏼♀️🤣
Actually I take that back..would've been better if everyone else had noticed, but he just completely did not acknowledge it at all and just kept a steady pace forward, like nothing had happened. 🤣
It's absolutely fascinating to see this dog go from looking at EVERYthing he can to legit watching Thomas' legs for what to follow. Incredible.
Through my dog, I have become a much better dog trainer.
Some of my dog's misbehaviors were due to my inability to train him correctly.
Michael Angelos same here
Same here.. finally figured that out after giving away 2 $1200 rottweilers lmao.. very expensive learning experience for me there.. I finally just went with hand commands only with a clicker.. no verbal communication or command except the clicker.. I use that as the attention grabber and to call the dog .. another words he is never too far to hear the clicker but if he is he is always watching me regardless of where he is for the fact all his commands are from hand signals therefore he has to watch me. But that's when the clicker comes in to play. For ex. if he is not watching me or is laying around I'll click once for his attention, then 2 clicks for "come" or a hand command.. hand commands are so much easy than verbal commands.. and your able to communicate with your dog while out in town or in the house while the baby is asleep without anyone knowing.. best thing ever.. I've worked extremely hard to only obey hand signals or the clicker. After 6 months he will not take any verbal commands from me, my wife, the kids or anyone else far as that goes.. extremely nice in my opinion.. 1 thing to always remember....your dog DOES NOT speak English or any other language nor does he automatically understand your words.. Good luck to everyone who may never read this. God bless
@@FullNelson007 that's really cool.
If I want my dog to come I just point at my feet. Works very well.
If I want him to heal, then I will just walk away and point at my feet again and he follows.
Same with getting in the car or going into the house.
It's pretty cool.
@@michaelangelos5117 yeah I'd have to say it's truly the coolest thing about having a dog. If you don't have a clicker I'd say give it a try.. when your useing hand commands try to use 1 finger pointing down at your feet as you said for "here or come" 2 (I use pointer and thumb) for my signal to heel.. just different ways you use your hand so your dog is not seeing the same commands for each task.. would kinda be like saying "come" for all 3 main things.. come, sit & down.. dogs are very intelligent and can see the difference in your hand each time trust me..
@@FullNelson007 if you want to see my dog you can see him at my other channel which is MY LITTLE PITBULL
how's homeboy's concussion tho
Lol! It sounded like a Chinese gong after he hit his head
Rumour has it that roof is still shaking 🤪
Lol
OMG! I laughed so hard I got the hiccups!
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Thank you so much for posting this. Giving out lessons for free like this truly for the love and benefit of dogs everywhere is awesome
I met a young man today training his young female shepherd. He was doing your “tune up” and I asked him if he’d seen your TH-cam videos. He said yes! He loved you and learnt how to train his dog with your videos. He got this dog after his friend was giving her up because she was so unruly. His beautiful girl was doing so well, no pulling, she was engaged, just perfect!! I thought WOW!! The power of TH-cam & a great trainer is changing the world. Well done Tom!
ONE OF THE BEST ! EXPLAINED LEASH VIDEOS IVE SEEN ON TH-cam !
See my trick is run like hell to keep up until my dog get tired and walks nice with me 😂
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Sameeee😂😂
Me too 😂😂😂😂😂
No offense, im just telling you the truth 😂
The only reason I came to the comments...lol
Fr I was dying when he said that 😂😂😂
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I attended both days of this training. AWESOME TRAINING!!!! THANK YOU TOM!!
Lori Douglas yay!! Thanks so much Lori!!
This was a great class!!! Thanks Tom!!
Trainer: “Finally someone with a brain, no offense” 😂
Amazing videos I've been hooked since I started the lessons learned in just 4 videos is incredible great work!! subscribed!
Beautifully explanation on tool use Tom. Thank you as always : )
I have a red heeler that is high anxiety. I get her plenty of exercise but the process is so full of anxiety it becomes stressful for me too. This video is incredible, thank you so much for sharing such valuable tips for dogs and people who need it! I have watched many of your videos and recommend them to everyone. Your approach is so straightforward and I appreciate that as well.
This is very helpful my dog has been pulling and has injured my arm I need to gain control so relaxed arm and shoulder are an area I need to work on thank you
🐕 like: oh thank God ure training my humans, we've been looking for someone
OMG gobsmacked!!! wish I had watched this video months ago, still very grateful to have watched it now. In moving forward my 20 month old Red Nose Pitbull has just behaved in exactly the same way as Zeus in this video. Walking without the constant leash pulling and without verbal commands just praise .Thank you for uploading .
Great class. Thx Tom!
He is amazing.
I love your channel and you do absolutly great work with dogs and owners ;)
You got a looooot more subscribers and you deserve it !!!
Thank you for this video!!! My husband and I have been battling with our 5 month old Shiba Inu for the past month. He’s a super stubborn little guy who was choking himself out every time we walked him. Who knew body language was so important? Our walks were so much better within one day just doing everything you said in this video. Thank you!!! Now we can all enjoy our walks.
Hello from Malaysia, I tried your method on my dog today and it worked! It is also the first time I fully enjoyed walking with my dog. Thanks for sharing!!!
I love your analogies, your explanation and directions are stellar!!
Omg I tried this with my puppy and it helps immensely!!! Thank you!!
Beautiful animal ❤️❤️❤️
You rock sir!
You explain things very well for the owners
Clear, concise, effective, efficient.
Hi Thomas, hope everything is good... i would love to see a video tutorial, where you explain how to make put on and use the slip collar. Thanks a lot for all you work, i have learnt so much from you!!!
3:29 is my favorite part😭😭😭
read the comments about the head guy before I watched and boy, it was so much better than I expected.
Wow! Was having issues making progress with our pup on leash pulling. After I got the pop down correctly, my dog has been much better on the leash. Definitely being engaged with the dog helped her listen better
Dude thank you for teaching us!
ONE! ONE CORRECTION... the dogs like oop ain't pulling anymore 😂
great video. going to apply the technics on the next dog walk!
I'm going to try this with my dog. His pulling on his leash is his only bad behavior. Thank you for the detailed instructions. I'm new to your channel and I'm very impressed. Well done
Great content! Very informative, thank you!
jshea555 thanks so
Much!
Thank you so much! Blessings I learned so much today sir.
Namaste
My dog does this screaming thing like this dog did in the beginning when we pull up to the dog park. Like now I know I have to work with him in these places for him to get better
Amazing honestly
Dog look like you are his owner , wow your prof
HE LITERALLY FIXED THE DOG IN 10 SECONDS WOE
Great lesson Tom!
You're the best ever!!
Love it! Thanks.
Such a smart dog!
Thanks for this full tutorial with questions too! Watched it several times, especially for the nuances and finer points (like no bent elbow - who knew). Can't wait to practice. Working on my leash communication to increase neutral/calm vs reactive/alerting dog body language. It's amazing to watch you work!
Great video! This explanation is very helpful!
Danielle Leblanc Boyle thank you so much!!!❤️
Best dog channel on TH-cam!
Couldn't sleep last night, watched this and greatly improved the walk on my female
Female...dog? Or human? 😂
I appreciate this so much I wish you’d make a follow up even more detailed. Lily and I were loving tug and it started to “turn ugly” enough that I wasn’t comfortable and I have avoided playing tug since.
Tug seems to be her favorite thing to do and guidance to make it enjoyable for us both is really needed.
How do you decided when it’s a good time to give your Bull the toy? Does he take it from you at times? There is a power dynamic here that I am not really knowing how to handle with my Lily. Thanks.
03:27 great tip. Always be aware of your surrounding 🤣
he played it off pretty well tho lmfao
Good video. I was really interested in the question that got cut. It was about what to do if the dog reacts to the squirrel. How would that be handled? Is there a video addressing that scenario?
tom. ugh i lobe your channel. thank you so much for what you do.
The lesson was just what I needed. I'm getting ready to train. Great job
Great video.
Thanks for sharing.
New subscriber here from Philadelphia PA
Thank you!
Very positive
Hi Tom I've been looking on Amazon typed in dogtra there are so many options how do I choose the best one for me and my dog. Thanks big supporter of what you do!
3:29 I think that guy needs some training also lmao
I enjoy all your videos. I would like to see a video on the equipment you use in the videos, especially collars, at the very least a close up of the collars as you use them in the video. Thank you.
It would be sososososo helpful to see this in action on the street with other dogs walking by
Awesome skills
Sandeep Raj thanks so much!!! ❤️
Fantastic!
Very helpful! Thank you very much. I have a female Australian Shepherd who is very disengage when we go out for walk. She was very pulling at the beginning, now she’s doing better, can it be useful to use a martingale or a slip collar? Where I live these tools are not very used but I agree about their effectiveness. Thank you!!!
Good info
This is my dog 100% 😆 I can’t wait to try this in the morning!
How'd it go?
Awesomely good video
What kind of leash and collar do you use?? Great job explaining and teaching!
“No offense of course” 😂
Saw that!
Lol guy at 3:20 hits his head
Ouch..
lol
Omg ....I felt that
3:28
Michael Fiedler hahaha I saw that
Nice!
These leash pulling videos are awesome! You should do one with little dogs (ex. Yorkies). Its tricky with short little dogs. Also is a harness better in that situation?
New subscriber!! Loving the work you do!!
My German Shepherd mix heard his dog whining and came over and jump up smelling my phone, and was like mom is he ok? Lol
Love the videos, what kind of leash are you using when training the dog?
😂 😂 😂 guy at 3:20,had to re-watch video twice to spot it. Surprised I missed it.
DonReality haha poor tall guy!
I’m starting to work with a Rottweiler who is very very strong and obese. I’d like to be able to take him for walks, but I understand that it’s going to take some training beforehand to get him to not pull me away. He’s very friendly, so friendly in fact that if he sees another dog he’ll pull to say hi to it. I’m really excited to see how far his training can go and how his leash and communication skills will improve. One step at a time.
I definitely subscribed to your channel. This stop leash pulling video is amazing and to see how you made the correct, nice, with no pressure, and calmly.
My dog is hyperactive. He gets his energy out thru doggie daycare. My issue is how he gets over excited when we get our keys, coat, or his leash. He spins, jumps, etc. When I got to put his collar or leash on his is out of control. He will stop and give me a down or sit when he sees me not moving.
How can I stop this? Do you have a video to help?
Great explanation on not using prong. I use the prong with my GS because she wanted to keep constant leash pressure, even while being otherwise well behaved. That can cause nerve damage in the dog, but I never realized how bad she was until I injured my hand and that slight pull hurt. Now there is ZERO leash tension on a heel. My other dog does not need this level of inervention.
I had to Upgrade to prong Collar to get my dogs attention, he’s a Rottweiler puppy and very very big at 10 months old. Fortunately the collar got his attention and he doesn’t resist it at all I’m almost to the point of changing over to another collar. The point is I can’t have a dog dragging me because he’s huge and I’m not and I want him to be obedient and my protector not a silly heart dog that’s all over the place and running me over. I have just lost my female after 12 years and it broke my heart he will never be what she was but hopefully he’ll be close.
Same here, I have a 4 mos old BM. She is always excited when we go outside and keep on pulling the leash. I am afraid that her throat might get damage that is why I am using the prong now. No more pulling on the leash because now I can communicate with her clearly.
Love your content m8
THaNK YOU so mucH!!
Can you make a video on how you built that slip collar? I'm googling it but not seeing what you made. Thanks so much
+1 was thinking the same thing.
th-cam.com/video/hprpKii8RLE/w-d-xo.html here you go :D
I'm guessing just tie a bowline at the end and slide the end thru then put another bowline on the end for the clasp.
This keeps the loop from cinching down on itself.
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Ability to communicate with animals Dog Whisperer who I know personally is a bit daunting to some people I guess. But very integral in the training process. This intuitive ability that we all have. He cryptically in his name and in his technique calls energy.
Congratulations! I love how you work! Some questions from colleagues I ask you! What do you think of the gentle leader as a training collar? Why, especially in this video, do you make the owner stay very close to his dog? Since the dog is very stressed! sorry for the bad english but, being italian i don't write well. Thanks hello Accatino t. S. Dog
RIP to the guy who hit his head at 3:29 😂
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People with adhd make the best dog trainers. It's like they understand a dog's high energy
I think you made a magic leash 😊
I would love to see that collar you made !!!!!
This was a great training session, Thomas! I like that you repeated the questions because its hard to hear the owners!
That guy bumping 🔥 🤣🤣 never wear glasses again man😂
New subscriber!!
This works in a controlled environment but factor in the dog knowing were going to the park and knowing were gonna play and all leash pulling hell happens even after just playing and practicing inside cause inside and in the yard she's a little angel( I'm referring to an Amstaff if that helps ). 😶🐾
That's a beautiful pup. I like it has the maniacal drive, and the smarts. I have an abpt similar, and his issue was always over stimulation/redirection. He's good with all animals aside from some breads of dogs, but never has hurt anything. He see's larger dogs as threats, though he was used as bait. He really is 'breedist'... there's only a handful he wants to take out, and it's because they want to play with him as a wrestling buddy, or they are dominant and insecure. GIve em something to do, make them feel safe and give them direction, they become WONDER PUPS! Mine is a dock diving certified service dog (mind you he's 11 now, so things have slowed down A BIT) But it was funny we were 'social distancing' yesterday, and for about 40 minutes he sat beside me with the leash on the ground. No anxiety, didn't lay down, just sat for 40 minutes while 3 people chatted and other dogs/kids went by, when he got up I took him for a stroll to check things out, but no correction, just expected behavior that he knows will be rewarded or fought.
Love this pooch. Can't do much as an outdoors guy in Canada with these lil bastids, need me a full time winter breed for what I do. But this one's great.
Good one
Tony's DIY Vehicle Flips & Rebuilds Tennessee as always thanks!
18:39 when you were talking about collar awareness (I’ve always called it collar smart or collar wise) but anyways I have a lab and he’s field bred and he’s super freaking hot and he is collar smart. So when the people I train with and myself are training for out competitions and test that we run he has his e-collar on and his obedience is great he cool and calm. The problem is you can’t use an e-collar at a hunt test or field trial and he gets around all the people and smells and sounds and that super hot dog comes out and he is literally uncontrollable. So I’m just asking if you know of a way to fix a dog from being collar smart. Because he’s past the level of hunt test that I’m aloud to keep him on a leash and hold onto him to keep him from breaking and I would really like to go further with the test but that’s just not a real possibility right now.
I would love information on your training academy. I'm in Colorado Springs.
I have an 11 month old mini Labrador who doesn't respond well to the reward/punishment training.
We used that style of training with our first labrador and it worked really well so it's been an adjustment for us to have to switch gears.
I tried using the gentle leader with her during our walks and she did not care about the pressure. I recently bought the slip knot leash so this video has been really helpful to watch!
She heals on my right so does this mean the slipknot should look like a 9 before it goes over her neck?