I have an 18 month old, female beauty. She is now completely leash free even with live road work with traffic. We worked on leash for a full year. 2 to 3 sessions per day, every day and it has paid off beautifully. I am so proud of her. She is the love of my life.
Love the freaking prong. My GSD is the same. Huge. Heavy. Big goof ball. Stubborn. But super smart. He learned in 1-2 days. Tom is the man. Thank you forever. ❤
Used one to train my husky/wolf dog. He passed a few years back and I now have a German Shepherd puppy. Nice to know I did the correct thing (a lot of people told me I was hurting him but I thought it was a lot better and more effective than choking him. He was quite large) will do the same with Loki.❤
You're probably one of the best trainers I've watched - all of your training seems really well balanced and based on each dogs personality. Keep it up! 😁
Such a gift for dogs and owners everywhere!!❤ Have you seen his new shelter videos? Such a SMART EXCELLENT dog trainer (and people trainer) and overwhelmingly generous! THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH
I really appreciate this uncut video! Seeing the dogs progression happen without cuts was great to see as we train our GSD. Loved this approach with this video.
I'm planning to move to a different state to live with my son. He got himself a German Shepherd puppy last year. Juneau is almost a year now and my son hasn't had a chance to train him. Since I will be semi retired, it will be up to me to unofficially start her training. I appreciate all the help I can get
Nice puppy !!! GSDs grow so darn fast !! ... Perfect example of how well a dog responds to a HS prong collar.... the very first time wearing one. !! They dont hurt the dog...if used correctly... like Tom demonstrated .. Pulling on a flat collar is what does damage to their throats!!
I bruised my poor boy’s throat..tried Beckman’s 180 degree turns to “cure pulling on the leash” and all it did was bruise his throat..I like what Andy Krueger says (too late for me, but on track now) that proper heel training, the slow and steady correct way is the better way to train “not pulling”…
❤ "strong dog that doesn't yeild to lead pressure" That is my 1 yr old GS. I will always use his Herm Springer because we get great walks with it! It helped immediately.
I have a 5 week old puppy. (German shepherd mom, Glab/shepherd dad) and tried this without a leash with puppy kibble. I love this tutorial/training. Thank you! My puppy (Sniper is her name) was so into it. I also used a toy when she puppied' off and it worked for her to heal. Thank you for this video!
🔥🔥 Tom… uncut was so incredibly helpful! Thanks for showing all of that. You’re helping more struggling owners yourself - than all our friends (arguing dog trainers) put together! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Love to see more videos like this one, it gave me a really good idea of basic, natural things to expect and a realistic gage of where my puppy is in her obedience journey. Thanks for your work and care 😊
I really love the slightly longer format training video. It added so much more information than some of the cut and edited videos do. I love seeing such a gorgeous gsd too. And he is so big already. My gsd mal cross is 60lbs full grown and that guy looks already around there even tho he is only six months. Also I love how you say direction is different than correction. Pressure can mean different things if applied different ways.
These are super helpful especially with it not being edited so we can see how to begin and end a session. Thank you for all your hard work I can't wait to learn more!
Loved it! Our pup is 5 months and gets a daily walk. Until now, it has been to explore and learn about sounds, cars, people, other dogs. I will be introducing leash pressure soon, she is a hound with nose to the ground pretty much the whole time. She needs to learn I'm at the end of the leash!!
Tom you are so amazing with dogs. I trained my older dog just like you teach. He can still want to be reactive to cats so I have to watch the surroundings when we walk to correct him.💙💙💙🐾🐾
I LOVE that u explained the benefits of a prong collar during training especially when your training a young powerful dog. Yes a prong is misused by most. Your traing advice is sound. Having a well trained dog is a RESPONSIBILITY and a COMMITMENT most don't understand how VALUABLE it is in in the long run for both -- you and your puppy/dog. It pays off 1,000 fold in the long run. It's a relationship you build not force and it's actually fun. Owning a dog is a RESPONSIBILITY and a COMMITMENT. If you don't want to put in this kind of work get a lap dog not a big powerful breed. Your training advice is sound n perfect. In my opinion, the coolest/funest part is higher level training where you hone in on what they are bred to do and watch ur family member excel at their natural talents and yet be the most loving, devoted companion you'll ever have!
Wonderful! Im currently layed up with a hyperextended knee and strained calf because my GSDxMalinois mix rescue took off after a stray cat i didnt see. Cant wait to try these tips!
Hey Tom!! Thanks again for such a great, educational, easy to understand, helping video on just what I need! 🎉❤ I recently got my 1 yo GSD and the only thing she knew was sit also. My GSD is very protective, she barks aggressively, lunges and goes crazy and uncontrollable on the leash when she sees or meets dogs. I have her on a slip lead when we walk. She's come such a far way from where she was when I first got her thanks to your beyond extremely helpful educational, encouraging, motivating videos!!! Of all the tireless hard work that you put into your dog training I really really extremely appreciate it beyond words 😀!! Tom, you really motivate me to try to become a dog trainer! ❤ I really do love and need these videos like this one on a specific area of training.
Thank you so much for all your videos! ❤ I’m picking up my 2-3 month old puppy from the shelter in about 2 weeks and I have been soaking up all of your videos over the last couple of month to try and be as prepared as possible! Wish me luck to not f him up 😂
Love these videos! Even from the small things from showing how to breaks and show when and when not to use tension is great. You’ve helped me with my 14week old puppy soo much!
I just got a four-year-old male German shepherd. He’s pretty calm pretty easy to get along with. He likes jumping up on my back or up on my front of my face. I don’t know if he’s been abused. He’s been in the shoulder for about five days I like to get some control over. Thank you.
I love this video! So informative both visually and verbally. You are the trainer that I've started to watch and take lessons from regularly. I have two husky puppies both under a year old. Your videos on proper prong collar use have been very helpful. We can actually enjoy our walks now instead of feeling like the dog is going to choke itself to death with a flat collar. Freyja is over 60 lbs already. Fenrir is a little younger and weighs a little under 60 lbs. Pulling is no longer an easy thing to handle with them as they are very strong and stubborn. Thank you for making these videos.
❤ this video! Would like to see more like it. I learned A LOT from this video. So easy to understand with lamen terms:) No technical stuff that leaves me going wait what??! Thank you & keep em coming!!
Id love to be trained by you. Seen youve visited Uk before Your videos have helped me and my shelter shepherds emensley. Thankyou so much for your passion for the dogs. If only we get it right with them to begin with. 🐾💕
Good video I have had my GSD puppy for three days and I’ve got a lot of good information. I know she’s not quite ready for all of this, but we’re just going to do a little bit every day. As I’m sure, you know, it’s training the person how to train the dog.
Dude im just starting with a GS and i came here from another video of yours, thank you so much 💗 its my First dog but my girl has had doggies before, and this is really helping! Thank you so much
Super helpful, been following your channel to get some tips on training my new puppy. Upload more of these as it helps a lot of people. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Any tips on puppies that keep on chewing pillows and cushions? I got him toys he can chew on, and try to put verbal pressure and follow through when he starts approaching the wrong things. I’d like for my puppy to eventually not aim for those, but it still remains his favorite things :(
Good Video, great tips and amazing to see how quickly the dog responded! well done and these uncut videos are great.. if it got longer than 30 minutes, i doubt i would watch however.- my opinion only
I love this! You inspire me Are you big on committing to using continuation and terminal markers? Also what is the benefit to “breaking” and positively reinforcing instead of just “break with out rewarding
Great video of the foundation needed. I'm working with my malinois and my German shepherd to refocus on the basics before moving forward. Any tips or a video for walking multiple dogs at the same time as they are much more engaged and obedient on their own? Thanks Tom, love all of your videos and the podcast.
That's tough. I'm a multiple dog household as well and I've owned Malinois and German shepherds. Yes on their own they are much better but in a group not as much. They say to master obedience on one dog at a time and then you can walk them together. Unfortunately I don't have the time to do that so I have to walk them together and sacrifice but strong leadership and being very firm is my suggestion.
@@primalcritters thanks. Yes, I'm working on their individual obedience quite a bit as well as doing some training together and it seems to be helping. They just get extra rowdy when they are together on the walks and since I have three dogs, I walk them together every evening. I try to walk them individually occasionally, but would rather spend that time training obedience or playing in the yard with them for their exercise. Awesome dogs, but definitely a handful on your own.
@@heavystacks80 that makes sense but is kind of a hindsight is 20-20 statement. My olde English bulldog has been mastered for several years as she is 100% off leash trained without ever using any prongs or e collars. The malinois is already almost there after having her for 8 months but with the use of tools. The German shepherd/pit is coming along nicely after almost 2 years but he is the most stubborn of the bunch and I'm having to find ways to work through his issues.
Thank you SO much for this training! I have a 5-month-old GSD that we're doing leash training as well. He jumps like a bunny anytime we put a leash on him for about 5-10 minutes and then will walk. Would using a prong hurt him if he's jumping?
I have a 4 year old Shepherd and she only knows paw and sit. I got her at 3 years old. I tried to teach her 'Heel'. After the 3rd day she didn't want nothing to do with training. I had a regular collar on her. And she likes to pull on our walks and she sees other dogs she gets out of control. She's pulled me to the ground two times and the 1st time I fractured my shoulder and bruised a couple of ribs. She weighs 111 pounds. Where are you located at?
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I'm not sure if the change in production value is a test or something else is driving it... But this makes you appear so much more authentic and "approachable". In the beginning, ethos and establishing credibility are important. You're well beyond that. You've established yourself undeniably as one of the best in the world with a huge back catalog of public evidence to support that. While a big camera crew and fancy editing may serve to make you feel like people see you as more successful, the reality is that it makes many of them see you in a "Zak George meets the Kardashians" "trying way too hard" kind of way. The folks who get to " the next level" in this space are either already giants in other spaces, or come across as extremely genuine and approachable in this one. This is definitely a step in the right direction. Love what you do because the more you grow, the better life becomes for so many more dogs... And the "noise" made by the PO crowd that results in euthanasia, unhappy dogs and unhappy owners in so many cases is a little more drowned out by the truth.
Is the prong collar a temporary accessory, or will he have to use it the rest of his life? I have been using the prong collar on my dog for a few months now and I’ve seen a lot of growth with it. Should I continue to use it, or should I be trying to work towards a different type of lead, such as a slip lead?
This is an amazing video just being uncut alone and that's a big 6 month pup in comparison to mine. My pup would be so in tune with eyeballing the treat pouch. How long should a training session like this or any training session last for a pup?
Just started training my new 6 month pup, she’s doing really good, been watching a lot of your videos. Just started with a slip lead, I put it close to the ears like you say but it ends up sliding down, why is that? I think I have it tight enough but not to tight.
that's awesome vide with the uncut version. Shows me more and what to look for. You should come out the central states need some tune up on my cane corso... just started with your e-collar video haven't tried it yet. just want to watch it first then try it. 280c is awesome and easy... great job on that.
I have an 18 month old, female beauty. She is now completely leash free even with live road work with traffic. We worked on leash for a full year. 2 to 3 sessions per day, every day and it has paid off beautifully. I am so proud of her. She is the love of my life.
I like this long-form demonstration style with minimal editing. You're a great speaker and I'd love to watch more.
Awesome, thank you!
Love the freaking prong. My GSD is the same. Huge. Heavy. Big goof ball. Stubborn. But super smart. He learned in 1-2 days. Tom is the man. Thank you forever. ❤
Thanks for watching!
Used one to train my husky/wolf dog. He passed a few years back and I now have a German Shepherd puppy. Nice to know I did the correct thing (a lot of people told me I was hurting him but I thought it was a lot better and more effective than choking him. He was quite large) will do the same with Loki.❤
How did he pass?@@angiebear8727
Mines stubborn as well he’s also a rescue and is 3 years old
You're probably one of the best trainers I've watched - all of your training seems really well balanced and based on each dogs personality. Keep it up! 😁
Wow, thank you!
Such a gift for dogs and owners everywhere!!❤ Have you seen his new shelter videos? Such a SMART EXCELLENT dog trainer (and people trainer) and overwhelmingly generous! THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH
I really appreciate this uncut video! Seeing the dogs progression happen without cuts was great to see as we train our GSD. Loved this approach with this video.
Thanks for watching!
You are really doing an amazing job at educating people. You just really are the coolest dog trainer. You are just genuine. Thank you Tom
Wow, thank you!
Thank you! It’s so hard to find an unedited video of someone exposing their secrets in actual practice!
Thanks for watching!
Been wanting a German shepherd for the longest time and it's been my dream dog.
I'm planning to move to a different state to live with my son. He got himself a German Shepherd puppy last year. Juneau is almost a year now and my son hasn't had a chance to train him. Since I will be semi retired, it will be up to me to unofficially start her training. I appreciate all the help I can get
How’s it going if recommend watching this guy, will atherton and American standard dog training
Nice puppy !!! GSDs grow so darn fast !! ... Perfect example of how well a dog responds to a HS prong collar.... the very first time wearing one. !! They dont hurt the dog...if used correctly... like Tom demonstrated .. Pulling on a flat collar is what does damage to their throats!!
Thanks for watching!
I bruised my poor boy’s throat..tried Beckman’s 180 degree turns to “cure pulling on the leash” and all it did was bruise his throat..I like what Andy Krueger says (too late for me, but on track now) that proper heel training, the slow and steady correct way is the better way to train “not pulling”…
Yes, please! More! More!
Going out with grandson’s 2 yo GS in a few minutes to apply what you taught.
Thank you.🌺
Hope it helps!
❤ "strong dog that doesn't yeild to lead pressure" That is my 1 yr old GS. I will always use his Herm Springer because we get great walks with it! It helped immediately.
That's great!
I seriously am always blown away by how easy you make everything look! River is adorable and clearly a very well balanced puppy.
Thanks for watching!
I have a 5 week old puppy. (German shepherd mom, Glab/shepherd dad) and tried this without a leash with puppy kibble. I love this tutorial/training. Thank you! My puppy (Sniper is her name) was so into it. I also used a toy when she puppied' off and it worked for her to heal. Thank you for this video!
🔥🔥 Tom… uncut was so incredibly helpful! Thanks for showing all of that. You’re helping more struggling owners yourself - than all our friends (arguing dog trainers) put together!
🔥🔥🔥🔥
Happy to help!
Love to see more videos like this one, it gave me a really good idea of basic, natural things to expect and a realistic gage of where my puppy is in her obedience journey. Thanks for your work and care 😊
Thanks for watching!
I really love the slightly longer format training video. It added so much more information than some of the cut and edited videos do. I love seeing such a gorgeous gsd too. And he is so big already. My gsd mal cross is 60lbs full grown and that guy looks already around there even tho he is only six months. Also I love how you say direction is different than correction. Pressure can mean different things if applied different ways.
These are super helpful especially with it not being edited so we can see how to begin and end a session. Thank you for all your hard work I can't wait to learn more!
Thanks for watching!
Loved it! Our pup is 5 months and gets a daily walk. Until now, it has been to explore and learn about sounds, cars, people, other dogs. I will be introducing leash pressure soon, she is a hound with nose to the ground pretty much the whole time. She needs to learn I'm at the end of the leash!!
That is awesome!
What an ADORABLE sable Coatie!!!
Love the quick training video! PLEASE make more! (basic training, reactive dog training)
Thanks for watching!
This helped my GSD 10000000000%. More so what i was doing wrong! Thank you so much!
Love the uncut training sessions!
Thanks! Easy and straight forward
This is really one of the valuable videos for dog owners, especially for puppy owners.
By the way, he looks like a Shiloh Shepherd🤩
Thanks for watching!
Love the uncut videos! Answers a lot of questions I would have without them. You’re the absolute best
Tom you are so amazing with dogs. I trained my older dog just like you teach. He can still want to be reactive to cats so I have to watch the surroundings when we walk to correct him.💙💙💙🐾🐾
Thanks for watching!
More of this! Unedited. Fresh dog. Great tool.
I loved this video!!! You are so educated and explain things so well to the owners
Thanks for watching!
I LOVE that u explained the benefits of a prong collar during training especially when your training a young powerful dog.
Yes a prong is misused by most. Your traing advice is sound. Having a well trained dog is a RESPONSIBILITY and a COMMITMENT most don't understand how VALUABLE it is in in the long run for both -- you and your puppy/dog. It pays off 1,000 fold in the long run. It's a relationship you build not force and it's actually fun.
Owning a dog is a RESPONSIBILITY and a COMMITMENT. If you don't want to put in this kind of work get a lap dog not a big powerful breed.
Your training advice is sound n perfect. In my opinion, the coolest/funest part is higher level training where you hone in on what they are bred to do and watch ur family member excel at their natural talents and yet be the most loving, devoted companion you'll ever have!
I love how these things that blow my mind; you do as second nature 💖💖
Thanks for watching!
Love this style of video! Please do more of these
Thanks for watching!
Wonderful! Im currently layed up with a hyperextended knee and strained calf because my GSDxMalinois mix rescue took off after a stray cat i didnt see. Cant wait to try these tips!
Hope it helps!
great segment. thanks for posting.
Thanks for the feedback!
Hey Tom!! Thanks again for such a great, educational, easy to understand, helping video on just what I need! 🎉❤ I recently got my 1 yo GSD and the only thing she knew was sit also. My GSD is very protective, she barks aggressively, lunges and goes crazy and uncontrollable on the leash when she sees or meets dogs. I have her on a slip lead when we walk. She's come such a far way from where she was when I first got her thanks to your beyond extremely helpful educational, encouraging, motivating videos!!! Of all the tireless hard work that you put into your dog training I really really extremely appreciate it beyond words 😀!! Tom, you really motivate me to try to become a dog trainer! ❤
I really do love and need these videos like this one on a specific area of training.
Thanks for watching!
Hi Tom, thanks Tom so much, your attitude and demeanour is really alot like mine haha 😅. ☺️
Huge fan of this. I appreciate you Tom,
Very excited about the uncut training, this is the stuff I STUDY
Thanks! Next year yes! Will post on IG make sure you turn on notifications or you’ll miss it
@@tomdavisofficial thanks so much for your response and content :)
Thanks Tom! Great video!
Thank you Tom… brilliant work thank you for sharing 🐾⭐️
Thanks for watching!
I have a 8 month year old puppy and he pulls so much! Thank you for sharing your amazing work at training dogs! Please make more videos like this!
Thank you so much for all your videos! ❤ I’m picking up my 2-3 month old puppy from the shelter in about 2 weeks and I have been soaking up all of your videos over the last couple of month to try and be as prepared as possible!
Wish me luck to not f him up 😂
Good luck!!
Always a joy to watch!
Thanks for watching!
Amazing. So so helpful!
Love these videos! Even from the small things from showing how to breaks and show when and when not to use tension is great. You’ve helped me with my 14week old puppy soo much!
Thank you!
Great job, Tom and excellent training theories. Thank you.
Love the video, simple strait forward instructions !🙂 Please make more videos like these.
Thank you!
Great video. I'm trying these techniques today with my Belgian.
Hope it helps. Take your time
I just got a four-year-old male German shepherd. He’s pretty calm pretty easy to get along with. He likes jumping up on my back or up on my front of my face. I don’t know if he’s been abused. He’s been in the shoulder for about five days I like to get some control over. Thank you.
I love this video! So informative both visually and verbally. You are the trainer that I've started to watch and take lessons from regularly. I have two husky puppies both under a year old. Your videos on proper prong collar use have been very helpful. We can actually enjoy our walks now instead of feeling like the dog is going to choke itself to death with a flat collar. Freyja is over 60 lbs already. Fenrir is a little younger and weighs a little under 60 lbs. Pulling is no longer an easy thing to handle with them as they are very strong and stubborn. Thank you for making these videos.
❤ this video! Would like to see more like it. I learned A LOT from this video. So easy to understand with lamen terms:) No technical stuff that leaves me going wait what??! Thank you & keep em coming!!
19:09 great training video Tom. Would love to see more. My dog Lilly and I train with Kyle, I watch your videos between appointments. 😊
Thanks for watching!
Great video! Great demonstration of how to give my pup clear instruction and back it up with firm and gentle action! Thank you!
Id love to be trained by you. Seen youve visited Uk before
Your videos have helped me and my shelter shepherds emensley. Thankyou so much for your passion for the dogs.
If only we get it right with them to begin with.
🐾💕
Good video I have had my GSD puppy for three days and I’ve got a lot of good information. I know she’s not quite ready for all of this, but we’re just going to do a little bit every day.
As I’m sure, you know, it’s training the person how to train the dog.
1:14 "he's strong and heavy he's pulling good already"BARS HOMIE BARS
Totally Appreciate the uncut demonstration!!!!! Thank You!!!!!
Glad it was helpful!
need more of this. Thanks.
Perfect timing for me as my gsd puppies are 4 months old. I shared with some of the buyers.
I hope it was helpful!
@@tomdavisofficial Very much so!!!
I did so much wrong with my female gsd who is 4 yo now. I am learning so much.
Both these Shepards are absolutely beautiful dogs
More of these!..👍…how about one with reactivity towards dogs and passing cars in close proximity on walks…
Keep up the great work!..👍
I have lots of those videos.
Dude im just starting with a GS and i came here from another video of yours, thank you so much 💗 its my First dog but my girl has had doggies before, and this is really helping! Thank you so much
This was really great to see, I would love to see more real time videos!
Thanks for watching!
Super helpful, been following your channel to get some tips on training my new puppy. Upload more of these as it helps a lot of people. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Any tips on puppies that keep on chewing pillows and cushions? I got him toys he can chew on, and try to put verbal pressure and follow through when he starts approaching the wrong things. I’d like for my puppy to eventually not aim for those, but it still remains his favorite things :(
Good Video, great tips and amazing to see how quickly the dog responded! well done and these uncut videos are great.. if it got longer than 30 minutes, i doubt i would watch however.- my opinion only
Thanks so much!!
I would definitely love to see more videos of this style! Awesome pup
Love this video and would like more of these!!❤
Thanks for watching!!
What a nice puppy! Really sweet! 🥰
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful dogs ❤
Tis
So good, the breakdown and explanations. Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
These are my favorite videos. Thanks
Glad you like them!
Thank you Tom! I'm going to show this to my human parents.
Thanks for watching!
I love this! You inspire me
Are you big on committing to using continuation and terminal markers?
Also what is the benefit to “breaking” and positively reinforcing instead of just “break with out rewarding
Awesome video. Of course, do more videos like this.
Thanks! Will do!
Sir,
You are a good teacher.
Subbed.
Thank you
Loved this, you are the best trainer out there tbh
This is what i needed to see. I need more videos like this.
Love this video. Im super grateful because usually you'd have to pay hundreds for this kind of content!
Love this kind of videos
Thank you!
Love his coat
thank you for this 👏
Thanks for watching!
More of this!
Okeee
Ty...
Going to try and do this with my King German Shepherd.
Thanks!
how did you know i just got a german shepherd puppy
This is very helpful, lots of explaining. This is helpful, new dog ower.
Great video of the foundation needed. I'm working with my malinois and my German shepherd to refocus on the basics before moving forward. Any tips or a video for walking multiple dogs at the same time as they are much more engaged and obedient on their own? Thanks Tom, love all of your videos and the podcast.
That's tough. I'm a multiple dog household as well and I've owned Malinois and German shepherds. Yes on their own they are much better but in a group not as much. They say to master obedience on one dog at a time and then you can walk them together. Unfortunately I don't have the time to do that so I have to walk them together and sacrifice but strong leadership and being very firm is my suggestion.
@@primalcritters thanks. Yes, I'm working on their individual obedience quite a bit as well as doing some training together and it seems to be helping. They just get extra rowdy when they are together on the walks and since I have three dogs, I walk them together every evening. I try to walk them individually occasionally, but would rather spend that time training obedience or playing in the yard with them for their exercise. Awesome dogs, but definitely a handful on your own.
Thanks for watching!
I always tell clients master one dog before you add another to the mix.
@@heavystacks80 that makes sense but is kind of a hindsight is 20-20 statement. My olde English bulldog has been mastered for several years as she is 100% off leash trained without ever using any prongs or e collars. The malinois is already almost there after having her for 8 months but with the use of tools. The German shepherd/pit is coming along nicely after almost 2 years but he is the most stubborn of the bunch and I'm having to find ways to work through his issues.
Thank you SO much for this training! I have a 5-month-old GSD that we're doing leash training as well. He jumps like a bunny anytime we put a leash on him for about 5-10 minutes and then will walk. Would using a prong hurt him if he's jumping?
Beautiful dog!
Thank you Tom I love watching your videos to train my sharpei bullmastiff dog 😫
Thanks for watching!
I have a 4 year old Shepherd and she only knows paw and sit. I got her at 3 years old. I tried to teach her 'Heel'. After the 3rd day she didn't want nothing to do with training. I had a regular collar on her. And she likes to pull on our walks and she sees other dogs she gets out of control. She's pulled me to the ground two times and the 1st time I fractured my shoulder and bruised a couple of ribs. She weighs 111 pounds. Where are you located at?
NY
111 pounds? What are you feeding her????
Soon, there is going to be the rapture. It's when there will be trumpet sounds, and after the trumpet sounds, God will lift his people from here. Also, God said people should be living by the Bible. Amen, and God bless you.
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❤* John 3:16 - "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him shall not perish but have eternal life". ❤
@@allenvayner4987 bro what are you talking about?
There are a lot of well muscled large gsds@@timetter7062
Great video thanks ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Dude...what a helpful video. So wish i lived in your area
I'm not sure if the change in production value is a test or something else is driving it... But this makes you appear so much more authentic and "approachable". In the beginning, ethos and establishing credibility are important. You're well beyond that. You've established yourself undeniably as one of the best in the world with a huge back catalog of public evidence to support that. While a big camera crew and fancy editing may serve to make you feel like people see you as more successful, the reality is that it makes many of them see you in a "Zak George meets the Kardashians" "trying way too hard" kind of way. The folks who get to " the next level" in this space are either already giants in other spaces, or come across as extremely genuine and approachable in this one. This is definitely a step in the right direction. Love what you do because the more you grow, the better life becomes for so many more dogs... And the "noise" made by the PO crowd that results in euthanasia, unhappy dogs and unhappy owners in so many cases is a little more drowned out by the truth.
Thanks for watching!
Is the prong collar a temporary accessory, or will he have to use it the rest of his life? I have been using the prong collar on my dog for a few months now and I’ve seen a lot of growth with it. Should I continue to use it, or should I be trying to work towards a different type of lead, such as a slip lead?
This is an amazing video just being uncut alone and that's a big 6 month pup in comparison to mine. My pup would be so in tune with eyeballing the treat pouch. How long should a training session like this or any training session last for a pup?
Just started training my new 6 month pup, she’s doing really good, been watching a lot of your videos. Just started with a slip lead, I put it close to the ears like you say but it ends up sliding down, why is that? I think I have it tight enough but not to tight.
I love it! Some real world, real time basics training.
Question: Do you have any advice on how to select a puppy from a breeder or shelter?
Hello, you are the best, I would like to know, what kind of treat food do you use normally ? Thank you so much.
that's awesome vide with the uncut version. Shows me more and what to look for. You should come out the central states need some tune up on my cane corso... just started with your e-collar video haven't tried it yet. just want to watch it first then try it. 280c is awesome and easy... great job on that.
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This is the video !❤❤❤❤
Amigo...is it necessary the prong collar to train such a your dog? Could you do the same work with another type of collar? Thank you!
Sure you could. Necessary no. Safest? yes.