HOW TO STOP YOUR DOG BEING AGGRESSIVE ON LEASH!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2021
- How train a aggressive dog on the leash is something we see often at the Upstate Canine Academy. Professional dog trainer Tom Davis works with a leash reactive pitbull mix.
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what kind of leash is it? Helpppp lol
Tom- would love to see more info about headstrong but highly intelligent dogs. We have a 3 yr old Anatolian who knows all the basic obedience, and is a very fast learner, but will occasionally refuse to respond to commands. He’s a mammoth dog, weighs 175 pounds, and is crazy strong.
My GSD knows your voice. She sat at your command.....again 😆😆
One smart dog!
A smarty pants! 😍
Same here 😊🤣
Kudos to the dog owner. Her confidence definitely got built up from beginning to end, and the dog responded as you would expect.
Tom, buddy, make a note to put those cots with your logo on them in your little store because I want like 4 of them.
Awesome video
Edited to say: That creepy child doll is the stuff of nightmares
Absolutely
Thought the same
You are so spot on with terriers. So extra in everything.
Every video without fail, the owner realizes they were the ones who just got trained by Tom 💕
It's awesome you work with the owner's lifestyle by showing the treadmill as an option for a high energy dog.
She such a cute girl! Her owners are awesome 👏🏼 great job with Ella, but also great job giving her owners the confidence to walk her & guide her.
Caught this before I even got a notification :)
You’re fast!
We had a trainer for my leash reactive Mal boy, he gotten better just a bit after that but watching your videos and practicing the leash work helped alot! He pays attention when we walking and very engaged. So Thank you so much!!!!!!!!
I click so fast when I see a new video!!
Thank you!!
Terriers are so "extra" 🤣🤣🤣 I love this and it's so true of our terrier mix
Hey Tom, The part about treadmill cracked me up. I've actually had my dogs on my treadmill while commenting on your sessionions.
This was really helpful to see how to manage an "agressive" high energy dog.
its not aggressive -___-
Owner NAILED IT!
Love pits so much. Gorgeous dog, great owner💓
Thanks so much for watching, Sadie!
The production quality of the recent posts has been superb. Abby is doing a fantastic job capturing the process, setting, and mood. She’s a winner for sure.
Totally agree.. very prop ..
Beautiful work as usual! Congrats on the new facility too! You guys deserve it!
Thanks so much :)
Yahoo! More proof the hardest thing about training a dog is training the handler!
Loved her change at 8:30, she was so focused on the dog and didn't even want the treat. Literally, a few seconds later after you work her out of her hyper focus, she then takes a treat because her mind is obviously not hyper focused on the dog. Awesome stuff like that is great to see! #details #thelittlethings
What a sweet dog! Lots of potential with good structure!
Go Ella!!! Your doing so much better
She improved so much during this class, it was awesome to see in person. Her Mom really got it too! Ella's was so stinking cute.
I love this channel and I adore guardians like this. She was the perfect student and obviously dotes on her sweet pup. Good on her! I learn so much from this content, having both a pittie and a St Bernard. The pittie is so easy as he loves everything but my Saint doesn’t love other dogs as much as I do, even though she’s a gift with therapy to humans. This stuff teaches me so much, I wish this guy was in my area.
I just found you off of tiktok but I’m definitely about to binge your channel
WHAT is that possessed baby the end LOOOOOL. Seems very practical to learn to be good around the little ones but my goodness that face
Also this was an amazing video. Great work
Would love to see the dogs sprinting on that treadmill!!
Just fantastic !! The lady learned well. Just terrific. Go Tom !! 😋
I've been on a complete binge of dog training I have a reactive Cane Corso /lab mix the prong made him worse and that's my fault my timing sucked and I had to rebuild my dog back from scratch with classical conditioning so before you go buying a prong or slip know what you're doing! Tom Davis's timing is astounding why he is so successful with these tools and such A great trainer!! if you're a dog owner struggling try some boring classical condition !!!!
That amazing black shepherd must be yours!!
That's true, i have an terrier mix, he isn't much of a barker, but when he starts he can bark fast and loud, he knows it's not aloud to react like that, so my dogs solution to that is barking silently after an correction, i can still here the litle silent bark or a grunt noise, he is indeed stuborn about barking, altough he is a quit silent and an easy going dog overall
Aww she got so friendly with you. Love her little tail wag!
Awesome video. You show so clearly what to do. The owner did great!
I would love a video where you really focus in on leash corrections-with a slip lead or prong. Sometimes they are so subtle it’s hard to see on video. I’ve started to slow the videos down just to see when and how exactly the correction is given- angle of the leash, speed and power, and most importantly the timing.
I been watching these videos for a while now and they helped a lot with my relationship with my dog. I have gone to amazon and ordered the No Bad Dog kit haha, hoping it helps with his problem reacting while on walks!
Thanks. I will try this turning around trick and being unpredictable so he focuses on me and not the dog, cat, goose lol, etc.
My 2 year old chihuahua mix has the same issues due to the lockdown, I’ve been working with him following your techniques and he has gotten a lot better with reactivity to people however, he still reacts to dogs… Tom come to San Jose, CA, we need you… love your channel 💕
Always enjoy your videos! Your timing is fantastic. Watching makes me realize how to change things up, and work with my son's GSD. He is such a GSD. ^..^ bark and react... Bark and react, repeat.. He is getting better, but WOW he can be a handful.
This is SUCH an important lesson and exactly what I need for my herd THANK you.
Thank you for this video. It was SO well made and clear on the HOW and why.
Another Great Job! Thanks Tom. Each Video I watch, I take away something new. BTW, using the “Food” command with my Benny when we see other dogs, it works!
What a big difference, gorgeous dog and owners. Your new place is coming along, looks huge!
I've been watching you for over 2 years now and the production quality of your videos is next level. get this man a netflix deal.
As always, great training❤️
Awesome transformation. One of your best!!!!
Another great video, and the editing is getting really solid. Thanks for the content!
Thanks for watching!!
Just saw the online session available 😁
Awesome Ella!
Fantastic video.
Love all your videos!
They always make me smile
This was a really good video thank you
Love this video..very informative..thanks you very much!!!
Tom, always on point👌👌👌
you never fail to impress me.
Good to know about the terrier type🙂
What a sweet and gentle dog!!!!! I do love terriers!!
Great demonstration for those of us w reactive dogs. Thank you!
I love your videos! Extremely helpful! Will you do a video on all the different types equipment you use please? I looked at your items on Amazon but I'd like to know the difference between remote collars and so on.
Thank you 🙂
Another fantastic video, she’s a cool little dog.
Love your videos - they have been very helpful! Great info on terriers as mine is a mix of dachshund/terrier. I have been using slip lead but I cannot seem to keep it up behind his ears. Often if correction is needed it has slipped down further on the throat. Any ideas?
Ahh a video finally with a dog so similar to my dogs behaviour!! I have been struggling with my American Eskimo for some time now. I felt that your other videos were helpful in ways but never resonated with my dog. I realized I had to change things and actually started using some of the strategies in this video before I saw this. And now will try the rest! Thank you!
This was super helpful for me, thank you! I have a staffy mix that is getting better at exactly this issue because if you. It's good to know it's a terrier thing.😎
The problem with saying heel when you turn is that some dogs associate the heel with turning, not staying close. The first time I said it in a straight line my dog turned to go the other way!!!
What an amazing lesson! She's acting like my malinois, so now I know how to fix aggresive attacks toward some dogs. Best wisher from across the ocean
Excellent video!
If you don't have a plan when your dog reacts ... you need help!
Tom .... thanks 😊 for sharing your expertise!
My dog barks at anything that moves when we walk. I live in Belgium and know that you can’t come to here but can you make a video off how to let him stop barking at: people, bikers, cars,… anything that moves.
Hes very good with training dogs. He needs to come train my next door neighbor dog lol 😂
Hiya!👋will watch laterrr!!
Tom if you ever see this , will you do a video for training dogs who are not food motivated ? My mastiff believe it or not has no interest in snacks or rewards while I'm trying to teach her or while out on a walk, I've tried toys as well, she just isn't that partial to anything at this point 😞
Thank you so much for this great content. I am wondering if you know a trainer in Australia with the same "no bad dog" vision and way of teaching/re-training the handler/dog? I live in Brisbane and would love to get a professional help to learn how to manage my reactive blue healer on walk. She got bite by the neighbor's dog that did dig under the fence and she had to get surgery on her leg cause of the bite last year, she was only a pup.
Since she gets aggressive and into fight if there is another dog coming near her a toy/stick or if the other dog is not a calm dog (sometimes without me beeing able to understand what set her off). She is also very protective towards me when outside if there are other dogs I can't pat the other dog.
Otherwise she is adorable inside the house by herself or with our cat: they are like besties sleeping and playing so gently together.
Thanks in advance for any professional trainer contact in my region with the same approach that I love on this channel.
My dog isnt barky but pulls to play or lies down which can be frustrating. I use these methods to break his focus. What's hard is if the other dog comes over and winds mine up. Happens almost every day but its a catch 22. You cant always walk them where there are no dogs. Controlled environments are easy but real life is so much harder
I just found your channel (boerboel video) and you are doing amazing job. I'm about to own my first Cane Corso. I has ben 4 years since my last dog (rottweiler) and almost 14 years since i raised and trained a pup so your channel is a excellent dustoff for my skills. I'm waiting for your next videos :)
I love to raisea CC ... they are adorable and much friendlier looking if you don't doc their ears. I have been waiting almost a year for a new puppy and my Golden Retriever will come home 9/21.
Best of luck!
@@JC-sf2qm In my country docking ears and tails is forbidden (besides situations that this have to be done - broken tail for example or some sort of severe outer ear infection) so no worries that those adorable sweet ears are going to be cut off :)
I have just ordered the place bed, is there any available with your logo on them? I would like to show support with that. Right now I’m using a rug to start the training.
Hey Tom, i need to get my dog a no pull harness instead of the normal collar, so, i would get mine from *brandharness* they make high quality personalized harnesses, what do u think?
15:53 caught me so off guard I cant :') Kudos for that pupper because I WOULDVE BIT the face off of that thing HAHA.
Hi! I've watched a lot of your TH-cam videos and Tiktok videos, and I have a few questions about prong collars that I haven't seen answers for yet. Do you take a prong collar off around the house or for bedtime? I've seen some brands of collar that have two large loops on the chain for leash hookup, do you use both or just one? I've had some success with martingales for my 80lb Pitbull/Boxer mix, but wanted to get more info before I switch to a prong. Thank you in advance and thank you for helping so many dogs and owners!
He's answered this one before. They are training tools, so when you are done training, go ahead and take them off. The flat collar stays on 24/7. The prong goes on before the walk/training session. When you're done, you get to remove it. If you're working on resource guarding in the home, keep the prong on to give you something to grab with a leash. But when you're done for the evening, take off the prong. We've actually used a tab - a really short leash about one foot in length - for training to give us something other than the collar to grab when the leash got in the way.
should you put the ecollar leads on the right side of their neck (walking on left side), so when buzzed they react and turn towards you instead of away?
What brand e collar do you recommend?tnx!
man i wish you were near by. i have a dog that is dog selective/reactive and i can not find someone in colorado to help
Those EARS 😍 excellent video as always!!!
Damn, heel is good working with my dog on short distance or when I do turns, changing direction. But when we going long straight he start walking ahead, I correct change direction and again he going forward after several ft . And keep correcting to keep walking by me, and walk turns in to hell of correction series.. any advise please ?
We have neighbors that share a wooden privacy fence with us and their dogs bark at our dogs and vice versa. How do we get our dogs to ignore them?
What type of e collar is used please?
Do you use ecollar a?
Now I need a treadmill...
Which slip are you using?
If you ever make a visit to British Columbia Canada, let me know, because boy would i have a challenging dog for you :D
How do you name this leash? Im searching for it but I can't find it 🙈
Our 3 year old rescue we got 6 months ago reacts just like this pup! We have been trying your techniques for the past couple of months with just a slip lead but he seems to just shrug it off now. May need to try something like an e collar?
I have a husky and I have e collar prong slip gentle lead and harness ... in my opinion the harness(both front and back clip ) it does not do anything for mine. The e collar was good but I hated it in public the prong was the best at training and now that he's not reactive. Im using the gentle lead now just training loose leash(due the prong stopping the excessive pulling) . The tools with his technique worked amazing for me
I’ve been trying to train my dog to walk with a slip lead and unlike other dogs she actually lags behind me so the pressure on her neck is always constant. I don’t change my pace but it just feels like i’m dragging her. I walk pretty slow too. How do i make her match my pace?
The creepy doll, oh my. It would scare me, lol.
Hi Tom. Can you show when you work with the Mini Schnauzer as well?
That would be awesome! I have one as well and struggling to stop him at barking to other dogs
Where do I get one of those slip collars that you use?
The one that you can clip a leash to.
Any suggestions on how an older person can run my energetic dog? I cannot skate, skateboard, or bike (he would pull me over when he reacts to something.
I have a treadmill but he hates it and jumps off immediately.
My 2yr old GSD has always pulled while on the leash but within the last few weeks she just started to pull harder and tries everything to get off the leash and actually dragged my mother once and is now starting to not come when called any tips on how to correct her?
For the pulling, Tom has lots of great videos. We use a prong collar with our GSD and just before she goes to pull, we would give a quick pop. If they are already pulling, you need to let the leash out a tiny bit to be able to "pop" rather than pull. Since the prong doesn't really poke the dog, they don't mind being pulled around and it doesn't let the dog know that you don't like their behavior. In other words, pulling a dog into place gives the dog no feedback - regardless of using a prong, flat collar or harness. You need to give the pop as a quick correction, with verbals - leave it, or heel - depending on your situation. Good luck!
I love your content. I have one complaint though..........That fake child will give me nightmares for days!
Congrats Tom on your new bride
yay
Looks to be some kind of pit herding mix
My cattle dog is like this, hard to snap her out of it.
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