She was TOTALLY UNCONTROLLABLE! Reality Dog Training
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- Training an uncontrollable dog to listen! Reality dog trainingThis video is sponsored by PupBox! Get 50% off of your first PupBox when you sign up for a multi month subscription. Http://pupbox.com/zak Enter code ZAK
In this video we’ll continue to work on Moira’s reactivity to dogs As well as teaching her to behave calmly and settle down inside the house while stopping begging at the same time.
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As a multiple working line GSD owner of many years, I know how real the struggle can be. Those prey instincts are STRONG. Shame pupbox doesn't distribute to Europe yet, but at least, I was able to get both of Zak's books delivered, just in time for my upcoming vacation. This channel is better than Netflix for sure.
As much as I wish I had sent my dog to Brandon for training before bringing him home th-cam.com/users/postUgkx1_veP7CApJK_GWy_TczaMciuG64PqJeU I am so grateful for this down-to-earth, practical guide. His training techniques and tips really work. Thank you as well for dedicating your life's work to rescue dogs, and to rescuing those of us who want the very best for our 4-legged family members.
Zak, I know many people commented this already, but this is your best series YET! It’s sooooo relatable, and just what we need to watch. To see an actually great dog with some REAL issues that we, dog parents, have to deal with and do it without harsh punishment at all and still get steady, continous progress! I mean, look ar the difference from when she started training. Well done, sir. And well done, Moira, of course. Would love to see her progress in the future.
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Moira is so beautiful and intelligent. My heart is melting watching her progress
She isn’t being trained correctly
Guided by food
@@mettusplayz187 what's wrong with that? Isn't that Zak's whole thing? Positive reinforcement over negative.
I love watching these series about big dogs because I feel they're the main ones that end up in shelters for completely fixable behaviors, but I would still like to see a series based on an older small breed dog.
Problems like, aggression, socializing, separation anxiety, and other problems associated with the "small dog syndrome".
YES!!! My dachshund is 8 years and unfortunately wasn't really trained or socialized at all when he was younger, so he barks, lunges, and becomes totally uncontrollable when there are other dogs *anywhere in his sight* (however I can get him to calm down if we repeatedly walk past the same dogs in gardens for example, but any dogs that are on walks just *freak him out).* And he has separation anxiety (giving him treats whenever I/we go out does help and I don't think he barks or howls like he used to but he does become anxious and whines) and growls at touch (although he was basically *never* physically hit or anything, and he has had a lot of good experiences being stroked etc., but he is oddly uncomfortable with touch). I would love to see videos for a small dog more like him.
Resource guarding too
Definitely loving the Moira and George series and would love to see him tackle small dog syndrome as I grew up with so many dogs over the years (different family members - parent, aunts, uncles, etc.) Who had unbreakable small dog syndrome. When he's ready of course, I know Indy's loss is going to take lots of time to heal from.
Does anybody else really want him to keep her 😭
Nope. His personal dogs haven't even met her and I think she is a little too much dog for him to handle long term.
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cause u just killed the vibe
She’s already been adopted
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@@stacilynn604 whats her insta called?
The argument over the chicken was funny, it was like a parent and a little kid 🙂. But it was also really helpful to see the reset/fetch break to get her in the learning zone and then how you worked through the leave it. Your explanation about why to practice tricks in public was also helpful. Moira is making such great progress.
Wow! She honestly did so great when that german shepherd came up. I feel like that was the closest a dog has been where she didn't bark. Even though she was very focused on it, she didn't lunge or bark which was amazing to see. Yay Moira!!!!
I feel like Zak carries Bark Boxes in his pocket. He literally pulls them out of no where.😂😂
Shoutout to Bree for capturing all of it the whole time. That must be a massive job as well!
The progress you’ve been making with this intelligent beaut, Zak George. A pity you’re training her for another home when she seems to fit in so seamlessly in your home. You are, by far, the BEST dog trainer I’ve ever come across and by the way, kudos to your lovely wife with her impressive camera skills.
Is second those camera skills, she’s a natural.
I knew you could do it. She still got some work. But man. Your good! She’s made so much progress
Aww, I have a soft spot for German Shepherds. Moira is such a good girl!
The shepherd is a very good girl. I have one named molly and she has found my little sister once with the command “find _____” (she was lost in the woods
I love this series and Moira 💕 I'm kinda sad that her series is almost over but happy that's she's in her forever home!! You are a great person and a trainer Zak. Thank you
Great work Zak and Moira having owned 4 shephards ( currently on NO 5 ) I can relate a little to your task in hand, I've had 2 pups and 2 rescue shephards but to achieve what you have in such a small amount of time is amazing. Great content Zak best regards from the UK.
What a difference from the dog you picked up! A fantastic lesson in positive dog training! She is so beautiful!
Like others I’m sad this series is almost over, but happy for Moira because she’s way more likely to find a loving home now. I hope you do another series with a rescue dog or pup. This was awesome.
This series has been VERY helpful! We recently took in a high energy puppy (Blue Heeler - Australian Shepherd mix). She’s responded very well to all these training methods! Thank you so much for the videos!!
Good luck with her. I can also really recommend these two free puppy ebooks www.simpawtico-training.com/learning/downloadables/# for some help
I am seriously LOVING this series! Great job Zak! I actually got emotional at the end because this is so relatable as a dog parent 😭
I just LOVE your channel. I really appreciate that you prioritise educating people on the real life challenges, difficulties and timescales involved in training dogs as opposed to making yourself look like some sort of superhero dog whisperer or something. I think that what you do actually helps people.
German Shepherds are one of my favorite breeds. I was so excited to see you train her! She is such an obedient dog.
Moira is an AWESOME DOG! GREAT JOB MOIRA AND ZAK! 😁
We love this series. It's tough to train those big furkiddos and more often than not big dogs end up in shelters because of their behaviors. Good work and Moira is such a beautiful girl! 🧡💚🧡
I know I already comented this, but I cant get over how good the intro is, like how u say: i WILL train this dog, and all the little pieces perfectly edited, whoever edited that great job, and to you zak thanks, this has to be my favorite series yet, its amazing how much progress, and breakthroughs youve had with moira, from when she started to know, truly thank u and congratulations, I absolutely love your way of training thats to teach dogs what TO do instead of what NOT to do, thanks
Some of the dogs walking in the background appeared to be off leash but none of them approached Moira. Off leash dogs are the bane of my life when walking my on leash, reactive Pomeranian. 😵.
I always enjoy your videos and still love the idea of positive only dog training, but I tried it with my dog for well over a year and he just didn’t respond or only responded with treats present and I could tell it made him so anxious. I tried group classes and private lessons with this approach, but nothing worked. I now have had to use a more balanced approach with the help of another trainer (third training program I’ve paid for which totals nearly 5k), but he is listening so much better and actually seems way more relaxed on walks with this most recent training. He still has a long way to go, but I’m thankful it’s slowly getting better.
Happy your dog is doing great. Positive reinforcement isn't only about treats and if your dog isn't aboit treats your trainer should have tried to find something else to do. Honestly the most important thing is to just use LIMA (Least Intrusive Minimally Aversive) if treats are aversive on't use them. I wish aou all the best
Aww that little argument is just so cute hahhaa
I’m so glad Moira is doing so well!
Honestly, she’s a really good dog. Very sweet.
Love the attention to every detail. I have got to teach my dog the stay at the door.
I love watching moira videos
Putting yourself out there had to be scary. This is a wonderful series. Keep them coming, I learn things. All I care about, I learn about dogs. I apply what I learn to my rescues.
The chicken scene was the best! You go Moira! You let Zac know your doggie needs
Yes, most realistic dog training trainer. Go Zak
Nearly had me in tears! Such amazing progress in such a short time, an awesome achievement by both Moira and Zak x
Moira did awesome! Such a difference from day 1...
Great job working with her Zak!!👏👏👏
Hi guys, in this episode I saw Moira do a few of the things that my 10 month old puppy is doing, like tug of war when you are on leash, begging for food. She is doing better now at the lunging/barking at dogs, but my puppy is still doing it. I hope when I apply these things you teach that it will help. Thanks for your videos. It also looked like your heart was welling up at the end
How old is your puppy and what size is your puppy? Does your puppy want to visit/play with other dogs or is he or she showing aggression? The answer to these questions will determine what you need to do and how much you can realistically expect from your puppy at this time. Young puppies aren't going to have the self-control an adult would have (nor can they develop it as quickly as an adult can). Young puppies need lots and lots of experience and the more experience you give them, the less likely they are to be overly excited and react. Smaller dogs may have "small dog syndrome" if they weren't well-socialized to larger dogs. That will need desensitization and counter-conditioning. But if your puppy is still pretty young, I wouldn't sweat it too much (unless he or she is showing aggression). Just socialize and give him or her lots of experience (even if the puppy embarrasses you--and if you stick to dog-friendly places, most people aren't expecting the puppy to behave an adult and will give puppies a break and they know you're doing the right thing for your dog, so don't be too embarrassed).
You’ve really stepped up your game with this series! Entertaining and useful at the same time, just lovely to watch her progress while taking away lessons for everyday life with my dog. Well done!
Wow this made me emotional at the end... as always thank you Zak and Bree x
This has been such a great series and I have been an avid watcher from day one,
I’m finding your videos so helpful, I have my first puppy arriving on Saturday and I am finding your older videos with kona super helpful
Love Moira, and love this series. I have watched sooo many of your videos and series, but this one is by far the most relatable! Thank you!
She did so good today! It's going to be bittersweet seeing her go, and I hope she continues to improve 😃
Thank you for these series. I put my dog on a headcollar to not pull and he was fantastic on a walk with it. I also used a clicker and he is responding to it well
Working with Great Danes and Irish Wolfhound rescue, we LOVE head collars (our favorite is the Gentle Leader). We use them very often. We get in adult Danes and Wolfhounds (these dogs can weigh between 125 and 200 pounds) that have never even been on a leash, much less leash trained. And if you have a very large male, say, and they want to go to the left, that's where you're gonna go. A head halter is often almost essential equipment some times.
@@janhankins911 thank you so much for this comment. I started using a head collar for 2 days now and it's going great. I mostly use a halti head collar as I read it has very good opinions but thank you for your comment and taking the time to write
@@majaambroziak5156 I'm glad you found the Halti. It's a good head halter, too. And I hope my comment was helpful.
@@janhankins911 it is very helpful and useful thank you so much
Very helpful !
Wait ... that portrait on the wall in the livingroom ... Is that a painting of Zak? Or an ancestor that looks very much like him?!
Brilliant series, Zak. I have a rescue 1 1/2 y/o female GSD/Pitt bull who is reactive to other dogs, barks, and lunges, and is very difficult to walk on leash just like beautiful Moira here. I'm trying everything you're doing here. Some is working and some not, but it's certainly not due to dog error. Her human (me) is learning just as much if not more than she is. I'm playing this series over and over. It keeps me encouraged and empowered.
Really adorable GS.
She's doing so well! I'm proud of both of you
Amazing videos! I’ve been waiting to get a dog of my own, and it helps to be watching videos by a professional! 🐶
Excellent. This is been great for me students to watch your progress and what to do. Thanks again for showing it does not always go perfectly.
I have been watching this series and am excited how much I have learned. Moira is doing so well, especially from where y'all started
Wow….great work…different dog! So good to see realistic training…gives hope!
Thank you for another great episode. You are the best ever 🙏🏻
Love it! When I get a dog I’ve been doing so much research to be a dog trainer to help train my dog! It’s so helpful and helps with a lot of stuff!
That is great. If you ate interested I can really recommend these two free puppy ebooks www.simpawtico-training.com/learning/downloadables/#
Great team work
Zak, you are amazing! I love your dogs!
Yes another episode! I can't wait for these! :D
love you and your work
She is doing so good!!!
Can’t wait to see her progress tomorrow
Hey Zak I love ur channel & all ur videos! They r soo helpful & educating! Ur approach & methods are unparalleled! I was wondering If u have ever trained or been around wolfdogs b4, Mid- Lower content ones preferably? I've used alot of ur teaching practices with my now 4 month old female & they have worked very well. I'm still having some trouble getting her to focus back on me on walks with less distractions of ppl & dogs then with more. Any advice u can give is greatly appreciated. & I can't wait to see ur next video!! Thanks a ton!
I always look forward to these episodes with Moira 😊Good job 👍
Sheesh....the last scene (unedited) with her continuing to play with the dog nearby had tears rolling down my face...LOL. I'm so proud of her!!!
I've always wanted to adopt an adult rescue and this has been so informative! Such a great series, I hope you do more like these
This was a great video.
I’m so happy to see how Moira turns out ❤️❤️❤️, can you do one for how to train an adult GSD with bad socialization 😭😭😭. LOVE YOUR SHOW 👍
Your the best dog trainer 😍😍😍
Hi Zak, thank you for the video series. KUDOS to the progress you're making. I love to see you both figure things out. You're so humble & I love that. I've been watching your videos since I began fostering dogs, EIGHT YEARS AGO ❤. YOU'VE HELPED ME TO HELP & HOME COUNTLESS DOGS❤💯
CAN YOU PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE DO A SERIES ON SHY (slightly SHUT DOWN DOGS)?
Shy dogs (regardless of reason) are so hard for us fosters to KNOW how to engage/interact with them! They take up time where we make zero progress which results in less dogs in rescue due to lack of foste home space; if we could breakthrough to these dogs quicker, we could save more in the long run.
Wow! He answered my question about the length of the lead in the video.
Please do a series on a small/mini/toy breed of puppy that deals with separation anxiety, is overall vocal and demanding, and deals with small dog syndrome stuff!
w o w specific. ur dog?
I second that request. Small dogs seem to be quite a bit different.
@@drudewitt They really do seem to be!! Expanding the training bubble is so much harder, developing hand signals they understand seems to be very different, getting them to not jump up when greeting people is a challenge because everyone says it's okay, not knowing how much vocalization is normal and to allow in their personality vs how much to train away.... it's tough!!
Also, socializing small dogs to bigger dogs and everyday items is that much harder. It would be awesome to see Zak tackle the day-to-day challenges of a really small dog!
@@MariaJernigan Really true my little boi has trouble with the jumping and he has the longest legs for a terrier. He's to damn smart for his own good.
Hi Zac and Bree oh and Moira. Nice to see you progressing. The change up in behaviour at the end of the film was great to see. It came about because your reward had finally started to focus on providing a viable alternative behaviour. Earlier in these films the reward when it came. Always quickly became about control or human benefit tricks. In my opinion most dogs never find these rewards sufficient to compete with natural environmental distractions. It’s an observation not a criticism. Your content is great and l enjoy following you all. I would love to meet up if you ever come to the🇬🇧 Or in the unlikely event l ever get to the States. Great progress from the moment you picked her up. All the best Steve and Tom Bulled👍🇬🇧
Please make a puppy haul with a list of everything you need before getting a puppy.
He has one in his own dogs, Inertia’s puppy series!
Read these two puppy ebooks that should help wuith that www.simpawtico-training.com/learning/downloadables/#
I love how moira is like "give me that god damn chicken"😂😂😂 But I love the idea of a compromise, this will work great in my training when I get my GSD. Thanks for the Tip
Is... is that a portrait of Zac in the living room??? This is Amazing!!!
It’s a prop from his TV show with BBC 🤣 It’s supposed to be one of his “ancestors” but yes LOL
I am never this early
Love this series
Very helpful..how cute
I love watching small bits of very difficult progress.....go Moira! My gsd is thinkin why dont I have a toy like that? Time to get a new ball.....again.
Aww moira is really trying her best to resist that chicken
Does the water come up over the grass during high tide? How do all those dead fish get up on the grass?
Loved watching this one! I learned (years ago) with leash pops and corrections. I have somewhat moved away from that with treats. From now on I will be training with redirection and connection. Hard to break patterns for both humans and dogs. Thanks for sharing!
PS: My heart dogs are GSDs but because they have such a bad reputation, I want to make sure the dogs I have are good breed ambassadors.
@@debk6598 that is great. Just be aware that when you are using positive reinforcement it might not always work, not because positive reinforcement doesn't work, but because it isn't always easy to do it right so don't get discouraged:) for some great channels check out kikopup and simpawtico dogtraining:)
great! I would love to see such a viedeo series with a harder to train dog. like dogs with lower will to please. Maybe livestock guard dogs or wolfdogs
Hi Zak!
This serious is so helpful! You’re definitely the best dog trainer I’ve seen be realistic and helpful. I wanted to know how I can get my dog trained/helped by you I am located in Georgia. She’s a 1 year old puppy who suffers with separation anxiety and more. Please let me know how I can make that happen. I just want what’s best for my fur baby with training and more
i trained my border collie puppy, kai for like idk about 3-4 days? and i just got really unmotivated so i stopped but ive seen so much progress, its crazy. he can ignore others, he stopped running outside like basically teasing about running away and his recall is getting so much better
Uau you did a wonderful job training Moira! And the relationship of trust between the two of you really shows :)
I have a question about training a dog, and would be great if anyone could share some insights: for someone who's living in a country that not their homecountry, should we train the dog in that country's language or in our maternal language?
Thank you!
I don't have personal experience with this. But my thought is that if your dog is interacting with people who don't speak your native language (vet/dog sitter/etc) it could be problematic. I think it's probably best to choose whatever language is spoken by those who will be interacting with the dog. Or at least the basics (sit stay come etc). And maybe save a few special tricks (non life saving ones) in your native language
All I have to say is WOW!
You are truly a master of your field.
Go Moira !🤌🏼
I love the harness that Moira wears. It's simple and it gives her plenty of freedom of movement. I've been looking for something similar in the UK but everything seems to be heavy and restrictive. I want to make my young border collie a simple webbing harness. Are all the straps on Moira's harness adjustable?
can you make a video of when moiyra gets adopted
Really enjoy this series. I just wish there was more of a sense of how much time you're spending on training sessions. Are they hours long and we just see snippets or are we seeing the majority of the primary training
Can you please post a video about fussy eating in dogs, my dog max behaves problematic when comes to eat his daily food
I've watched you for the longest time. I wish I was close I would ask you to come correct some issues with my GSD.
go Moira!
16:50 "no Ma'am you are not going to get this, this is not for you. This is to tempt you. This is a trap" LOL. I love that!. Then she starts barking at you as if she understands what you said. "ZAK! how dare you trick me!! I thought we were friends!!!" lol, cute.
My two golden doodles are 2 and one will be 3 in August. I’d like to teach them the door trick and a few others. I know it’s not “within the first year” but it’s certainly not too late to teach them these things, right? They know a handful of tricks but I’d like to focus on more important ones. Thanks!
Love love from Kashmir ..♥️
Why did people give a thumbs down
I trained my friends dog to bow when someone enters the door or yo command HAHAH
I am now a dog trainer because of Zack
Moira is a great dog