How to train Anti-Theft
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- I have been getting a lot of questions about how I trained Dallas "Anti-Theft" and why it is important as well as some things that can go wrong. So in this video I wanted to cover all of those questions and teach y'all how you can train your dog "Anti-Theft"
What is "Anti-Theft"?
This is a skill that you can train your dog so you can tell them to "Stay" in one place while you leave or walk away. The dog will not get up until you release them. This means that if a stranger walks up and tries to steal your dog, the dog will not go with them because you did not release them.
Links
Treat pouch: a.co/d/ho2JHYS
ADA service dogs: www.ada.gov/to...
Leash: is from Etsy (I don’t have the link)
If I may add-when you reach the release cue, don’t ALWAYS release from a distance! This can teach your dog not to relax during a down stay because they know they’ll have to get up and come to you. But releasing from a distance is also an important thing for them to be able to do! And this is one of the best tutorials I’ve seen on the internet. You two are awesome!
That is a good idea, definitely switch it up on them so they don’t get to comfortable with one thing.
Thank u so much!
I love watching you and Dallas work together. It's so incredible how smart she is and the bond y'all share!
Aww thank you so much!
Great video. Thanks for the demonstration. I plan on training my service dog for this. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the detailed explanation and demonstration - it makes a lot more sense now. Will definitely make sure my dog is trained for this - whether the program does it or I end up doing it myself, it will happen.
Good luck in training it if your program won’t! Hopefully all goes well
@@dallastheservicedoodle7236 Thanks!
Great job. Good ideas. I will be doing it with a family member and their SD and then add in mine. 🙏🐕🦺👏
Thank you was going to ask. Going to train this
Good luck hope it all goes smoothly!
Love this tutorial. Very detailed and easy to duplicate instructions 💞
Thanks so much 😊
This seems like a super useful skill. Thanks for the demonstration and explanations. I think I might teach it a bit differently because One of the things I’m working out with my dog if if I reach her leash I want her to stand up and come with me so I don’t wanna get in the habit of not coming when I tug on it I think I might use a friend or family member for that part. Will Dallas come if anyone else uses the word release or only you?
If a friend or family member says her release command she will go to them but will then try to find me. I don’t believe she would go with a stranger even if they used her release command.
If you put your dog in a stay and u want them to get up when u grab the leash u can always work on saying release bad u grab the leash. It might take time for the dog to understand that they can get up once u say release the first time. They might wait a bit to see if u are testing them. But they will learn your body language over time
@@dallastheservicedoodle7236 that makes sense, thanks for the recommendations.
Dallas picking up the leash pretty much going "Ooh Mom you dropped this. I'll get it"
She’s so funny😂 she always does that it’s like her favorite thing to do. It makes her so happy
your room is SO cute!!!😮💗
Thank you so much!
Omg you are always so pretty like you and dallas always match Aesthetics ❤️ and you have like the best style I love watching your videos thank you for this video
Aww thank you!
If going unconscious while your dog is in a down stay is a concern, while doing the training practice that scenario as well. Like I will do training sessions where I pretend to pass out and let her do the correct behavior and then reward her for doing so. The next step would be to put them in a down stay, practice trying to pull the leash and such like Bri demonstrated but then pass out, if they come and respond to ur pass out with the trained behaviors reward and practice often :)
Yes this is a great thing to practice as well! I believe it’s called obedient disobedience (they do this with guide dogs a lot). Dogs are so smart they know when it’s okay to disobey a direct command in order to protect their handler.
@@dallastheservicedoodle7236 Dogs are so smart, its amazing what they can learn!
Very interesting!! will Dallas get up for anyone that knows her release cue or just you?
Do you have a link for the treat pouch you use?
Here is the link Help me decide on this product: Dog Training Treat Pouch with Clip, Portable Waterproof Puppy Treat Bag and Training Clicker, S a.co/d/ho2JHYS
@@dallastheservicedoodle7236 Thank you!!!
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