It's so nice to see such a well trained pup. Still bouncing around like a puppy, but well disciplined and obedient. And I love those alert little ears.
Just have to say thank you Larry. Your videos have taught me so much. I bought a Rottweiler puppy early this year. I was not very confident when I first bought her because I’m a first time dog owner. I have been training her with techniques you showed on your videos and she has grown to become so polite and confident, her obedience is also great. Again, thank you for doing these amazing dog training videos!
Thank you for making these videos Larry!! I mean it. There's not a lot of great trainers out there who take the time to share their good advice like you do.
Great video. Mango is doing awesome. I have been pretty happy with my 11 week old Goldendoodle’s progress, but dang, Mango is super impressive. I train at least 2 times a day. This video is encouraging.
Can you make a video explaining in depth your structured walks (maybe with mango as an example) and whether you do them off-leash or on leash - when and when not you should use a leash. Thank you. Great vids as always
We started training our Doberman puppy a month ago. She’ll be 4 months old this week. She’s very good at many commands but at times still chews slippers and does puppy biting when excited. Hoping she’ll stop that soon 💕
Great job but that throwing to the road is sketchy man but you know you dog and your road better than me. My heart skipped a beat on the first throw lol
What is the command to put the dogs paws on the wall? And what is the overall purpose of the exercise in the long run? Just curious. Great video I take my 13 week old female black German Shepherd through this routine and she loves it. Thank You!
So my pup (15 weeks) is doing awesome with most of the main commands sit, stay, come, wait. Little struggle with out or leave it. Been using high value treats and clicker/yes mark. Little issue.. just got don’t training for 15 mins and he was spot on. Didn’t reward every time except with “yes”. But 10 mins later he’s following me around but I say come and he doesn’t do it. I think oh well give him a break. Several mins later I say it 4-5 more times. Normally he always comes training or not. But he refused. I went in the other room and he’s sitting there staring at the door. The room he didn’t want to follow me in is where i bath him. Makes sense. How do I force that even tho he thinks he doesn’t want to? I took him by the collar and walked him to the door way and had him sit/stay and he did. But he whimpered on the way. Of course I didn’t bath him and we freed after a few mins of me working in that room. He does the same thing if i go in the garage. How do I train over the stubbornness? He knows the command well!
Hey Larry can you show how you would go about reinforcing a fetch command, I want to strengthen that queue. I saw how you did hold conditioning with Luca, I'd like to see how you would go about doing the next step.
So I’ve just started watching your videos and I find it really fascinating specifically how are you have the puppy off leash. My question is I am legally blind and I’m getting a puppy I have been watching videos and I understand the basics but I don’t know if I should have the puppy off leash since I have sight problems what do you think? Any advice? Thanks for the awesome content please keep on posting.
@Larry Krohn Ok so I adopted a 3yr old male Pitbull his attitude is very energetic and playfull he is good around kids but is not good around other pets he gets super excited and lunges and sometimes barks he wants to play but I need him to be more subtle and calm with his approach with other dogs he rips and tugs everything when I try to stop him he get more excited thinking I want to play he is not shy and very curious in nature he sometimes does not respond to his name or to any command at that but I got a e collar for him but I don't know where to even begin the training
larry your videos are really helpful is there any way to contact you ??? as i wanna buy a puppy and want to know everything before i buy !!! it would be really helpful if u would advice me!! i am from India!!
Hey Larry. Wondering what your suggestions would be for a Rott puppy (14 weeks) that plays nice with other puppies at first but then goes for leg bites and latches on when biting playing.
Enrique Forgenie I would try using a new toy or treat that will excite your dog and motivate them. I have a 13 week old GSD pup and sometimes he gets lazy and goes slow on his sits and downs but as soon as a new treat comes out he goes fast and focused.
Enrique Forgenie Hey! Could be boredom since they already learned it and need to be challenged on new things. Have you tried doing the ridiculous puppy voice? It’s ALWAYS worked for me no matter what breed. Save all your high pitched praises for when he completes the desired task and maybe end your sessions a little sooner so that you leave him wanting more rather than him burning out wondering when it’ll be over. Your dog should be bugging you wanting to do these short training sessions so make them short and make over the pup when he gets it right and don’t forget to reward him for trying especially in the beginning. Please update us!!😃
Josh Haley Absolutely!! I always tell people if you don’t sound like a dummy your not doing it right lol thank god we can slowly stop doing it so obvious once they get it.
We have 2 Sisters. 3/4 Pitbull, 1/4 Lab. They will be 2 years old in November. My problem is they were NOT trained AT ALL while puppies! Nothing, no sit, no heel, no come, not a thing! I've tried to work with them but they are big now. They almost pull my shoulders out of place. I can't, wait, I haven't figured out how to take them one at a time, they go completely bananas if/when they are separated! They do not poop or pee in the house. One is great around our cats, the other wants to get them. I'm 67, I don't think I can wrangle them together. Do I take the one that freaks out the worst, by herself to work with? Would they be trained separately? I'm at a loss. Thanks to anyone who answers.
What about the dogs like mine that walks nice then sees another dog and then starts becoming reactive jumps up towards the dog start infixation even on a dog in a distance then gets frustrated and tries to nip my other dogs face as if to say why are you not reacting
My shepherd/pit is like this while walking my three dogs. From my understanding, you should correct the dog as soon as you see it starting to react (prong collar/e collar with a leave it command) then recall and redirect the other direction. Turning back around the original direction and continuing the process if necessary.
Hello, my dog wants to train but refuses to eat her meal with it. Nyla is almost 9 months now. She eats only once a day because she refuses breakfast. Even after I train her in the morning with a 1/2 hours to 1 hours walk. Is it ok for her to eat once a day? Thanks Stephanie RUTY
my neighbors got a malinois and they just stuck her in the backyard, never trained or walked her and she just barked and barked, they got rid of her after a year. idiots.
can you train french bull dogs like this? i know that they usually like to be the boss but mine does listen to me until he sees food and he just gets completely distracted
ThatOnePerson ' any dog can be marker trained first charge the mark yes then its just timing and allways reward the mark also give a small pause between the mark and the reward look up marker training
No training in this video, just dieting what has been trained already. Is there a reason why you name a command before it's done correctly? Or are you not training for competition? I find it harder to train a perfect heel from a wabbly heel than naming the command when it's perfect and never before.
So you can really train your dogs! How about training your neighbor and his incessant lawn mower to "stop and place". That person has a compulsion or "love affair" with his lawn. OMG
It's so nice to see such a well trained pup. Still bouncing around like a puppy, but well disciplined and obedient. And I love those alert little ears.
Just have to say thank you Larry. Your videos have taught me so much. I bought a Rottweiler puppy early this year. I was not very confident when I first bought her because I’m a first time dog owner. I have been training her with techniques you showed on your videos and she has grown to become so polite and confident, her obedience is also great. Again, thank you for doing these amazing dog training videos!
I watch every video of Larry's 3 or 4 times because I learn more every time I watch.
Thank you for making these videos Larry!!
I mean it. There's not a lot of great trainers out there who take the time to share their good advice like you do.
13 weeks old! Wow! This is really great to watch. It gives all of us ideas on how to train her.
Great video. Mango is doing awesome. I have been pretty happy with my 11 week old Goldendoodle’s progress, but dang, Mango is super impressive. I train at least 2 times a day. This video is encouraging.
Amazing. How in the world at 13 weeks did you teach such a beautiful and clean out?
Can you make a video explaining in depth your structured walks (maybe with mango as an example) and whether you do them off-leash or on leash - when and when not you should use a leash. Thank you. Great vids as always
Mango is coming along nicely, She sure has grown. Thanks :)
We started training our Doberman puppy a month ago. She’ll be 4 months old this week. She’s very good at many commands but at times still chews slippers and does puppy biting when excited. Hoping she’ll stop that soon 💕
LOL. That's puppies for you ! Sounds like you're doing a great job !
Great job but that throwing to the road is sketchy man but you know you dog and your road better than me. My heart skipped a beat on the first throw lol
much safer when you live on a court
Great video again Larry - can't wait to start with my puppy when we pick him up this Sunday. Keep up the great work!
Larry will you talk more about the "obstacles" and "allowing them to fail" ?
So much for the sport gurus that say obedience kills drive. Thanks L.
What is the command to put the dogs paws on the wall? And what is the overall purpose of the exercise in the long run? Just curious. Great video I take my 13 week old female black German Shepherd through this routine and she loves it. Thank You!
So my pup (15 weeks) is doing awesome with most of the main commands sit, stay, come, wait. Little struggle with out or leave it. Been using high value treats and clicker/yes mark. Little issue.. just got don’t training for 15 mins and he was spot on. Didn’t reward every time except with “yes”. But 10 mins later he’s following me around but I say come and he doesn’t do it. I think oh well give him a break. Several mins later I say it 4-5 more times. Normally he always comes training or not. But he refused. I went in the other room and he’s sitting there staring at the door. The room he didn’t want to follow me in is where i bath him. Makes sense. How do I force that even tho he thinks he doesn’t want to? I took him by the collar and walked him to the door way and had him sit/stay and he did. But he whimpered on the way. Of course I didn’t bath him and we freed after a few mins of me working in that room. He does the same thing if i go in the garage. How do I train over the stubbornness? He knows the command well!
Thanks Brother ,u have a fantastic Mali
so when are you coming to NC? i need a Larry Krohn to help me with my 4-month old pom-chon mix!!
Hey Larry can you show how you would go about reinforcing a fetch command, I want to strengthen that queue. I saw how you did hold conditioning with Luca, I'd like to see how you would go about doing the next step.
As always , Great work! Mango is 13 weeks in this video and just curious why you don’t you feed her three times a day until 6 months ? Thank you
So I’ve just started watching your videos and I find it really fascinating specifically how are you have the puppy off leash. My question is I am legally blind and I’m getting a puppy I have been watching videos and I understand the basics but I don’t know if I should have the puppy off leash since I have sight problems what do you think? Any advice? Thanks for the awesome content please keep on posting.
@Larry Krohn Ok so I adopted a 3yr old male Pitbull his attitude is very energetic and playfull he is good around kids but is not good around other pets he gets super excited and lunges and sometimes barks he wants to play but I need him to be more subtle and calm with his approach with other dogs he rips and tugs everything when I try to stop him he get more excited thinking I want to play he is not shy and very curious in nature he sometimes does not respond to his name or to any command at that but I got a e collar for him but I don't know where to even begin the training
I just got a puppy around this age!! Please help me with tips on how to properly train him
Amazing 👏👏🔥🔥
Thank you Larry for all the training tips. What kind of treats do you recommend? I have a Boston terrier that is very picky .
larry your videos are really helpful is there any way to contact you ??? as i wanna buy a puppy and want to know everything before i buy !!! it would be really helpful if u would advice me!! i am from India!!
What are the obstacles you use to help them problem solve?
Larry; What are you using for food? What kind of puoch are you using on your belt? Great job...!
What kind of food and treats you use?
Hey Larry. Wondering what your suggestions would be for a Rott puppy (14 weeks) that plays nice with other puppies at first but then goes for leg bites and latches on when biting playing.
Larry is there a specific food /treat/brand you’ve had more success with?
Your neighbors are...always...mowing...their...lawns. Don't these people rest?! ;)
How did you teach mango the down?
My 14 week Rottweiler knew it pretty well but started being a little lazy
Do you think it’s a motivational problem??
Enrique Forgenie I would try using a new toy or treat that will excite your dog and motivate them. I have a 13 week old GSD pup and sometimes he gets lazy and goes slow on his sits and downs but as soon as a new treat comes out he goes fast and focused.
Enrique Forgenie Hey! Could be boredom since they already learned it and need to be challenged on new things. Have you tried doing the ridiculous puppy voice? It’s ALWAYS worked for me no matter what breed. Save all your high pitched praises for when he completes the desired task and maybe end your sessions a little sooner so that you leave him wanting more rather than him burning out wondering when it’ll be over. Your dog should be bugging you wanting to do these short training sessions so make them short and make over the pup when he gets it right and don’t forget to reward him for trying especially in the beginning. Please update us!!😃
tasha 111 If you get excited your puppy almost always will get excited and interested. I agree 100%
Josh Haley Absolutely!! I always tell people if you don’t sound like a dummy your not doing it right lol thank god we can slowly stop doing it so obvious once they get it.
tasha 111 Yep what dog wants to lay down when you stand there and say “down” in a monotone voice
I have a 12-week Malinois. I want Solo to be like Luca and Mango. At what age do you introduce e collar conditioning?
Thank Larry please keep the video coming.
Hi, what do you use for rewards? Im not sure what to use
wow this is amazing training
Can you do a video with a young puppy, doing the command for the first time???
I don’t understand why the hell anyone would dislike this video..
Will the pup be confused living two different homes
We have 2 Sisters. 3/4 Pitbull, 1/4 Lab. They will be 2 years old in November. My problem is they were NOT trained AT ALL while puppies! Nothing, no sit, no heel, no come, not a thing! I've tried to work with them but they are big now. They almost pull my shoulders out of place. I can't, wait, I haven't figured out how to take them one at a time, they go completely bananas if/when they are separated! They do not poop or pee in the house. One is great around our cats, the other wants to get them. I'm 67, I don't think I can wrangle them together. Do I take the one that freaks out the worst, by herself to work with? Would they be trained separately? I'm at a loss. Thanks to anyone who answers.
Are you in Canada?
I wish i could train my dogs like this 😫
What about the dogs like mine that walks nice then sees another dog and then starts becoming reactive jumps up towards the dog start infixation even on a dog in a distance then gets frustrated and tries to nip my other dogs face as if to say why are you not reacting
My shepherd/pit is like this while walking my three dogs. From my understanding, you should correct the dog as soon as you see it starting to react (prong collar/e collar with a leave it command) then recall and redirect the other direction. Turning back around the original direction and continuing the process if necessary.
Hello, my dog wants to train but refuses to eat her meal with it. Nyla is almost 9 months now. She eats only once a day because she refuses breakfast. Even after I train her in the morning with a 1/2 hours to 1 hours walk. Is it ok for her to eat once a day?
Thanks Stephanie RUTY
Perfectly fine. Dogs will never let themselves starve.
I like how mango’s feet color look like she’s wearing shoes
🌼🌸🌼🌸🌼🌸
This type of dogs they born smart
my neighbors got a malinois and they just stuck her in the backyard, never trained or walked her and she just barked and barked, they got rid of her after a year. idiots.
MORE MANGO!!
my pups are 6 weeks.. at what age do you start training?
asap
Lol, yes..reply should have been “a week ago.” Like ppl say “best time to plant a walnut tree is twenty years ago..”@@pa4o93ir49
can you train french bull dogs like this? i know that they usually like to be the boss but mine does listen to me until he sees food and he just gets completely distracted
ThatOnePerson ' any dog can be marker trained first charge the mark yes then its just timing and allways reward the mark also give a small pause between the mark and the reward look up marker training
Fantastic 🚀🚀🚀
No training in this video, just dieting what has been trained already.
Is there a reason why you name a command before it's done correctly? Or are you not training for competition?
I find it harder to train a perfect heel from a wabbly heel than naming the command when it's perfect and never before.
dog training payin' the bills son.
Ready 👍
If only my mal pup was this obedient
Love watching the video but lawn mower is getting on my last nerve
So you can really train your dogs! How about training your neighbor and his incessant lawn mower to "stop and place". That person has a compulsion or "love affair" with his lawn. OMG
You dont do that.whit 4 month old dog jumping running enz
Can i ask how long You leave your dogs alone ? I belive you and your wife not at home during the day. :)
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