Totally getting a tshirt!! Suggestion for another shirt quote "Im over it" lol I recently caught myself saying this too often at work, I blame you Joel haha!
I think there's a difference between a mentor dog and a helper dog. A mentor dog shows other dogs how to behave. A helper dog helps other dogs get over their issues. Stonnie Dennis has a mentor dog, you have a helper.
I would ask Joel: Did you have dogs when you were a child, when you were growing up ? if so, what types of dogs were they ? I think one's childhood experiences with dogs informs how one lives with and trains dogs now.
I love everything you said about how you trust the process and the dog earns its way there. You’re like the equivalent of a good horseman but with dogs. You go step-by-step, you give them as long as they need before rushing to the next thing. You don’t skip things or leave holes in your training. To me, that’s what “earning“ their way there means. They have to prove themselves first
Lol, funny you said he's like a good horseman. I watch another channel 'Steve Young Horsemanship' and I keep thinking how similar they are in their methods. I watched one where Steve let the horse hit the end of the lead rope to teach it that it has it's limit.
This was great, thanks! Love the behind the scenes, more personal type stuff, great to see your family and your other trainers too. I think a collab would be great to see just because it would get more people exposed to your channel. I personally feel your channel is better because it actually teaches people clearly how to train their dogs. To me Zac and Cesar aren't as easy to learn from on their TH-cam videos.
I have a question? Meisha is around a bunch it seems. Is she a doggy daycare dog or do her owners continually board her? Just curious, she's in a ton of videos...
This was an awesome video! Would love to see a collab with Cesar and Zac George. You are such a good trainer and teacher. I would love to see you on Robert Cabral's podcast.
I'll do this all day - Tee shirt request #1. pick tee shirt that is high quality , I mean can be worn many times. #2 Also have Hoodie option with and without zipper please
Obviously good decision hiring Carly! She was so prepared! I was not at all surprised at your responses to Carly's "collab/idol/book" questions: it's clear to me Joel gets his wisdom/knowledge/intuition/techniques directly from the Holy Spirit❤️🙏🏽🐾
I’m buying the “I can do this all day” merch the second you drop it! Please do your merch through fanjoy! It’s a little more expensive but the quality is incredible. The hoodies are super high quality knit. I bought my wife some merch from a podcast and was blown away at how good the quality was
I agree with another poster, I don't think Caesar is the goat. That poster is correct, I'll add I've seen multiple different times he gets bit. But the real issue for me, is I don't think he can train people, and that's the point. You never tell people vague stuff about their "energy." Instead you tell them to make their voice more "poppy" and you demonstrate that and talk about where to put the inflection. That's real training.
When you reach 100k, you should debut all of your new merchandise! I want a black and white ball hat and a hoody too. Oh, and a black long sleeve cotton t-shirt. That's all for now.
Love the video! I took my baby out today and she's doing great thanks to your methods. Loose leash at 5.5mos old with that magic gentle leader. Till a group of 3 dogs walked by and she freaked out lol. Work in progress
Thank you for posting your videos. I don't own a dog, I like dogs but I'm little scared of dogs. Yet I watch all your videos and other dog trainers to identify behavioural patterns. I have a 3 year old little one and I often draw parallels between training dogs and raising kids. To name a few, you can't train a dog when it's highly stimulated like you can't teach a kid if they are cranked up. Reinforce good behavior when dogs are calm to appreciating kids by identifying the better choice they make when normal and encouraging to make the right choice in conflict.
Great video and a nice insight into your way of thinking with others you're around a lot. If Carly(Karly my bad if I misspelled your name wrong) ever goes her separate way IF at all. She will be another trainer ill for sure watch and listen too. The way she was prepared in this is very telling of who she is as a person and a dog trainer. Looking forward to the Merch dropping. Goodiebrand handles a lot of merch from different people in southern CA. They might be something to look into for merch.
You spelt it right :) And thank you for you’re kind words. Also in case you’re wondering, this place is like family. I’ve been with the Beckmans for almost 8 years now. I don’t plan on leaving, love this place, these people, and the DOGS too much!
This was fun and interesting. It’s really good to hear you, who are so experienced, say that it’s hard to train dogs. Makes me feel less incompetent at the challenge of it all! Also interesting about dogs recognizing a human’s gait.
Love the video, really good questions and I would love to see the collab with Ceasar. I just had my dog at my friends house with their dogs and like I've said before he just keeps getting better every time he's around other dogs. My friend was able to walk outside the house with him off leash and not have him run and then when I brought him home he slipped his collar off but this was the first time he hasn't just bolted away. I would love to have the chance for my dog to be trained by you but its also so satisfying to follow along your video and do the training myself and see progress every day.
The Koehler Method of Dog Training was this the book ? Great video love hearing the answers to questions. Such a great family. Also with your quote will you put your logo on it? I love your logo.
I pranked my dog with a pirate mask once, and boy did she attack me! I was actually really surprised she reacted that way. No bark, just went straight for my arm.
OMG, loved this so much!!! Your kids are so adorable, you truly have a beautiful family and so friendly staff members! Wishing you a happy new year 🐾🥳🥳
Enjoyed this Q&A, thanks! Doggy Dan from New Zealand has (had?) a lovely helper dog called Peanut, that's where I first saw the idea of a helper dog. Prince is gorgeous.... I find myself considering a Doberman for any future dogs, but then I look at our beautiful Rottweiler, and "why mess with the formula"! 😊 Happy New Year, Beckman team!!!
Thanks Joel and family, Wade and Carly for this, was good fun. I love your videos for your techniques and your frankness, which does make me laugh , which is meant in a very nice way. It was enjoyable to hear the back story and your thoughts on many things. Happy New Year 🥳 to all!
I had a book that 'opened my eyes' too. It's called Family Dog by Richard A. Wolters. Would highly reccomend. He uses many of the same teqnuiques you do.
I’d love to see a Collab with robert Cabral , tom Davis, or Larry krohn! I have no desire to see zak George :/.. sure , it would boost your views but don’t let it be at the expense of your credibility!! As for Cesar Milan .. meh…but I’d watch it for sure . My boyfriend on the other hand, would be ECSTATIC to see a Collab with him
This was great! Love seeing other staff and family. I also wanted to point out your response to "shock" collars. I thought it was a very fair, respectful, and justified response. You own your own methods but aren't opposed to a tool being used for a specific dog that may benefit from it. I commend the fact that you would refer the client to another trainer rather than shutting down the tool altogether. There needs to be more referrals in the dog training industry instead of bashing techniques. It's unfortunate the industry is coming to such a discord. Love your content and love the "balance" you offer to dogs and training.
Joel! I watch all your videos 😊Would you say you also learned the true meaning of patience from your past experiences as well? I have and I think you emulate this skill.
I'm betting Joel is talking about the book "The Water Dog" (or "Game Dog" he wrote three I think) by Richard Wolters. Wonderful books on how dogs think and react to training.
I've never bought merch on TH-cam once when you bring I'll do this all day with a Dobby on it I'm buying it for my entire family. Would luv to show you a pic of my 5 year old red.
Season's Greetings Joel and Company. I have a Red Heeler mix that I got from a shelter. They were not to sure about her history. I recently thought I saw a title if one of your videos about a reactive Red Heeler mix that was kept in a barn for three months. I can't find the video. Now J question if this was from your site. She is extremely reactive and as a result not very socialized. My progress with her is very slow. And we do have setbacks. How would you proceed with a pip like her? Would she be the kind of dog that could be introduced to your pack? Thanks.
I am very interested in learning how to provide the best diet for my doberman. I have been using the BARF type diet, but I want to insure that the food is nutritionally balanced. Do you know of an easy way to feed the best food while not making a balancing mistake? Love you videos, and I am learning a lot; THANKS! Venice,FL
Omg I love all of you, especially the kids - they're so adorable! I still want to know, do you miss the killer whales you worked with and do you ever get to see them?
I think a mentor dog and helper dog is a bit different. Although the uses could be similar, too. I have a dog that is friendly, confident and gentle. He can be dominant when he needs to be. And he is a great mentor dog. He makes other dogs around feel welcomed and try to explore. His obedience is not as polished, but I need him to be just 'the cool guy'. He has very good instincts and I can tell the vibe of other dogs from him. And I have my female helper that is not the most social, but sharp in obedience. And she can be the dog that just stands there as a decoy or help me test dogs that get more triggered. She can be chilled around dogs, but she is for sure more serious in her job.
Very interesting video, Joel ! A question do you do doggy day care as well as boarding? Do you have any complaints about the noise because of it from your neighbors? I have two dogs and a large yard and some of the neighbors complained about the noise and recommend me to use a shock collar to reduce barking. I am trying to call off my dogs when they barking on passing by people or cars . But whould like to know your opinion better addressing this issue.
In the wake of the Boulder Fires and all the family pets lots during it. Any recommendations on how to handle pets during a fire situation ? Such as pet is home alone, microchipping pets? Any suggestions and training for that?
Do you happen to have any future endeavors of opening a facility on the east coast? If not you have any suggested trainers like you on the east coast(preferably Virginia area or near by)?
I just love that you can solve things without the use of a prong collar and/or a shock collar, "e-collar". Your videos are so much better than Cesar's, they are straight up, to the point, not a lot of fluff, follow through so the average pet owner can follow and implement the processes. In addition, Cesar has way too many dog fights on tape. You are always paying attention, even when video taping an episode. You're on top of all the dogs in your care and prevent things from happening. ABC should be sending more people to you rather than Davis who's revert to mode is almost always a prong collar. Most people don't want to use a prong collar. We get a lot of older people who can't even get the collar on because of arthritis and they just want to walk their dog. I do wish you or your staff could organize the videos to refer to when watching the one you're working on - especially the Rottweiler episode that is like a go to video for the loose leash walking method you are famous for. Would also add the puppy and small dog videos in all the loose leash videos so people have their dog/age group right on one episode so they don't have to search on their own and possibly get lost or check out someone else's videos. Check out the drop down menus on Susan Garrett's podcasts. Not only does she reference the episode she refers to on the podcast, it's also listed in the drop down menu - just makes things easier especially when you want all the information on that subject. Love and refer your episodes to all our students - thank you so much!
I agree Joel does a great job of teaching people on video. In fairness, I think Davis is an excellent teacher of people as well. He does use a slip leash a lot as well. Anyway, this is Joel’s channel and I came here to learn the training on a flat collar and also the gentle leader ended up helping as well. I couldn’t learn off of Caesar’s videos at all, except to make that ‘shush’ noise he is famous for . I think you’re right, Joel’s methods work, take practice, and seem possible for most people to apply.
We have a French bulldog dog x Yorkshire terrier 6 month old puppy.. we have seen results with the stop and pop method (we do not leave the house until he stops pulling we stop after a few paces we are only on day 2 but we are seeing results) because he is so reactive (barks and lunges) at dogs and people on walks… my question is.. is this a good age to start with that kind of training I know he is young but he is not stupid and feel this method works for him, Thankyou so much for all the help from your videos
Just to add.. that basic training sit, stay, lay down etc is good and is 90% spot on, recall is 80% and working daily with him. He know who is boss, great with my young kids it’s just the reactivity that his problem. We tried a gentle leader which we will use (he hates it) if we cannot correct his behaviour with a collar alone. Thanks again
Although we have come a long way since then could the book be Good dog bad dog” 1973 written by Mordecal Siegel and Matthew Margolis. Best part was explaining different temperaments of breeds. ( very open) specific training problems
Michael Ellis with Leerburg, is by far, the most knowledgeable, and best working dog trainer around. Not a lot of TH-cam followers though. Stonie, whose personality is the exact opposite of Joel’s, seems to be the most laid back trainer on TH-cam. In the four personality types, Joel is obviously a thinker, especially under stressful conditions. Michael Cabral seems to be a big favorite with the ladies, so I guess he’s the best looking? Well, he is a handsome dude. Looks like a gun fighter from the old west. Would like to see a podcast and discussion with all these guys, along with the GOAT.
I think you mean Robert Cabral? I follow him as well, he's a Malinois guy with a definite trend toward protection work. I've also found Fenrir to be pretty good. Recently found say it once dog training (Vincent Somma) who's also good in my opinion. Don't like any of them as much as Beckman's.... also just made me think where the excellent balanced female dog trainers are? Maybe it's time to shine the spotlight on Liz and Carly a bit so we can see their techniques too 😀❤
A "collaboration" with another dog trainer is a bad idea. Dog training, as we see in Joel's videos, requires a particular finesse, skill, and creativity -- a unique, individual creativity which would be shattered by the intrusion of attempted collaboration -- just as attempts at collaboration often hinder the success of other creative endeavors.
@M B, I agree with you. Joel just needs to be him and do his thing. I don't see a “collaboration” going the way people think it would go. I don't see him being interested in or doing something like that either. Just an opinion, of course.
Collaboration doesn't always have to mean working together. You should check out Robert Cabral's Channel for a good example. He does a lot of collaborations with different kinds of dog professionals, and all they do is chat about what the collab guy does. It's very educational, and gives us opportunities to get to know fields of dog handling that otherwise we would never have known. My personal favourite so far was the collab with an ex-K9 officer Chief, who explained how they used separate kinds of dogs to track (hound dogs) and to attack (German Shepherds etc) criminals. I never knew they did that kind of thing! The collabs he does with older guys are usually funny because they talk about "back in the day we didn't have all these fancy gadgets" etc. LOL
Hey Joel, I have no idea if you will catch a reply to a 7 month old video but in case you or your staff do, in regards to the book you are looking for, I would recommend posting that picture of the page in the video, or linking an image if their are copyright issues, in one of your videos. With the power of the internet and really smart people looking around in this day and age, I bet someone watching will take it as a mission to find that book and would probably post a comment about it, if you are still trying to find out what book that is.
I really want to know now how training exotic animals and killer whales differ from dog training, especially because whales are so big and just exist in a different element than us. Crazy someone even thought it would be possible.
A little hint… you may want to have a second look at your thumbnail graphic for this video .. Just wanted to gently draw your attention to that so whoever does your graphic overlays can change that for you;)
I've tried ur puppy nipping strategy of the lip thing but it doesn't work. It frustrates him.. I tried chew toys and he's 12 weeks old... By when will the nipping stop
@@chelvisvids4424 thank you. It's our first puppy and I just want to make sure I do the right things. But I love these videos! They really have thought me some things. Kongs is my next thing in shopping.
Also teach him when he hurts you, you gotta do a high pitch like his litter mates would. He will understand straight away, and he might start nipping softer and then harder, bc they want to check when it hurts. They gotta learn and they want to learn it. It's called bite inhibition if you want to google it some more.
@@anneh1890 thank you. I forgot about that doing that when he does bite too hard. Is it normal for the puppy to like whine back and make all kinds of soft barks back at me when I'm telling him no or correcting him?
Nah, I learned from you and my dog became much more manageable within a couple of days. What I need now is how to promote behavior. You've taught how to stop unwanted behavior or activity, but I don't see you teaching how to encourage new actions.
Is there any hope for a great dog when your spouse is lax on what you want the rules for the dog to be? Example jumping. 98% of the time they don't jump on me cause they know they're not supposed to. But my husband usually lets them jump on him. If guest are over they won't say anything about the jumping either but I can tell they would rather them not jump. But if my husband doesn't enforce "my" rules also then can I really get mad at the dog when they don't always listen to me when other people are around as well? Also what's the best way to socialize dogs when your neighbor's aren't friendly with you, and your spouse grew up where your dog was outside in the back yard and "you don't take your dog with you every time you go somewhere". When the time comes after our dogs now pass. I'm more concerned about a repeat in the "double standard" of rules than I am the actual care and training of the dog itself. Because I want a "good" dog, but this idea and mine aren't the same.
Totally getting a tshirt!! Suggestion for another shirt quote "Im over it" lol I recently caught myself saying this too often at work, I blame you Joel haha!
"I'll do this ALL DAY"
i've adopted the beckman mentality
I am over it
my favourite Joel quote is "I'm over it".
"Problems go away when you're the boss."
I love when Joel says, "I'm over it."
I think there's a difference between a mentor dog and a helper dog. A mentor dog shows other dogs how to behave. A helper dog helps other dogs get over their issues. Stonnie Dennis has a mentor dog, you have a helper.
I would ask Joel: Did you have dogs when you were a child, when you were growing up ? if so, what types of dogs were they ? I think one's childhood experiences with dogs informs how one lives with and trains dogs now.
I want a “Merry Christmas. That’s it.” t-shirt (from the walking 7 dogs video).
🤣🤣🤣 that was pretty classic.
I love everything you said about how you trust the process and the dog earns its way there. You’re like the equivalent of a good horseman but with dogs. You go step-by-step, you give them as long as they need before rushing to the next thing. You don’t skip things or leave holes in your training. To me, that’s what “earning“ their way there means. They have to prove themselves first
Lol, funny you said he's like a good horseman. I watch another channel 'Steve Young Horsemanship' and I keep thinking how similar they are in their methods. I watched one where Steve let the horse hit the end of the lead rope to teach it that it has it's limit.
This was great, thanks! Love the behind the scenes, more personal type stuff, great to see your family and your other trainers too. I think a collab would be great to see just because it would get more people exposed to your channel. I personally feel your channel is better because it actually teaches people clearly how to train their dogs. To me Zac and Cesar aren't as easy to learn from on their TH-cam videos.
Your wife is seriously STUNNING!! SO BEAUTIFUL !!
I have a question? Meisha is around a bunch it seems. Is she a doggy daycare dog or do her owners continually board her? Just curious, she's in a ton of videos...
This was an awesome video! Would love to see a collab with Cesar and Zac George. You are such a good trainer and teacher. I would love to see you on Robert Cabral's podcast.
Tom Davis is a great dog trainer
I'll do this all day - Tee shirt request #1. pick tee shirt that is high quality , I mean can be worn many times. #2 Also have Hoodie option with and without zipper please
Obviously good decision hiring Carly! She was so prepared! I was not at all surprised at your responses to Carly's "collab/idol/book" questions: it's clear to me Joel gets his wisdom/knowledge/intuition/techniques directly from the Holy Spirit❤️🙏🏽🐾
I’m buying the “I can do this all day” merch the second you drop it!
Please do your merch through fanjoy! It’s a little more expensive but the quality is incredible. The hoodies are super high quality knit. I bought my wife some merch from a podcast and was blown away at how good the quality was
I agree with another poster, I don't think Caesar is the goat. That poster is correct, I'll add I've seen multiple different times he gets bit.
But the real issue for me, is I don't think he can train people, and that's the point. You never tell people vague stuff about their "energy." Instead you tell them to make their voice more "poppy" and you demonstrate that and talk about where to put the inflection. That's real training.
Very well said!
Good point. People training might be just as important
Exactly!!! Joel empowers the owners!!
When you reach 100k, you should debut all of your new merchandise! I want a black and white ball hat and a hoody too. Oh, and a black long sleeve cotton t-shirt. That's all for now.
Omg your little girl what a sweetheart! She looks just like her momma!
Happy New Year, Joel and family! Love this channel and your clear training method - that recent vid with that Aussie Shepherd is just one example!
Love the video! I took my baby out today and she's doing great thanks to your methods. Loose leash at 5.5mos old with that magic gentle leader. Till a group of 3 dogs walked by and she freaked out lol. Work in progress
It would’ve loved to hear how you got into animal training altogether, was it before sea world? Did you do some sort of college courses?
Moorpark college has an exotic animal degree program
10:41 *door opens*
“Can’t just fly out the door like that”
"We're over flying out the door."
"Let them fly out the door, and POP. He gets a correction."
"Dude, you can't just leave me like that."
Thank you for posting your videos. I don't own a dog, I like dogs but I'm little scared of dogs. Yet I watch all your videos and other dog trainers to identify behavioural patterns. I have a 3 year old little one and I often draw parallels between training dogs and raising kids. To name a few, you can't train a dog when it's highly stimulated like you can't teach a kid if they are cranked up. Reinforce good behavior when dogs are calm to appreciating kids by identifying the better choice they make when normal and encouraging to make the right choice in conflict.
Great video and a nice insight into your way of thinking with others you're around a lot. If Carly(Karly my bad if I misspelled your name wrong) ever goes her separate way IF at all. She will be another trainer ill for sure watch and listen too. The way she was prepared in this is very telling of who she is as a person and a dog trainer.
Looking forward to the Merch dropping. Goodiebrand handles a lot of merch from different people in southern CA. They might be something to look into for merch.
You spelt it right :)
And thank you for you’re kind words. Also in case you’re wondering, this place is like family. I’ve been with the Beckmans for almost 8 years now. I don’t plan on leaving, love this place, these people, and the DOGS too much!
@@carlydavis8430 that's really awesome. Love this channel and the work that you all do.
This was fun and interesting.
It’s really good to hear you, who are so experienced, say that it’s hard to train dogs. Makes me feel less incompetent at the challenge of it all!
Also interesting about dogs recognizing a human’s gait.
Love the video, really good questions and I would love to see the collab with Ceasar. I just had my dog at my friends house with their dogs and like I've said before he just keeps getting better every time he's around other dogs. My friend was able to walk outside the house with him off leash and not have him run and then when I brought him home he slipped his collar off but this was the first time he hasn't just bolted away. I would love to have the chance for my dog to be trained by you but its also so satisfying to follow along your video and do the training myself and see progress every day.
Hey Beckman family 🐾,
Nice video great questions
Love this! Wouldn’t mind seeing videos like this to see more of the family and business side 👍🏼
The Koehler Method of Dog Training was this the book ?
Great video love hearing the answers to questions. Such a great family.
Also with your quote will you put your logo on it? I love your logo.
I believe Koehler was from the sixties. Very old style stuff that wouldn’t fly now days!
I pranked my dog with a pirate mask once, and boy did she attack me! I was actually really surprised she reacted that way. No bark, just went straight for my arm.
This was a great video! I loved seeing your family and hearing all your answers to the questions.
Thank you for your interesting stuff all through the year 👍🏼
OMG, loved this so much!!! Your kids are so adorable, you truly have a beautiful family and so friendly staff members!
Wishing you a happy new year 🐾🥳🥳
Love the informal format and meeting the staff and fam!
Love this question and answer session.
Great video! It was fun to see all the questions they came up with for you.
Great on-site into your team and family
This was awesome video...
Great Q&A learned a little about you Joel
Great Q&A. Cesar Milan has been my hero for years. He had Daddy and Junior, he just didn't use the term Helper Dog
Enjoyed this Q&A, thanks!
Doggy Dan from New Zealand has (had?) a lovely helper dog called Peanut, that's where I first saw the idea of a helper dog.
Prince is gorgeous.... I find myself considering a Doberman for any future dogs, but then I look at our beautiful Rottweiler, and "why mess with the formula"! 😊
Happy New Year, Beckman team!!!
The video was good. Your approach is fresh. Nice.
Great questions. I love this, especially the kids questions 🥰
Thanks Joel and family, Wade and Carly for this, was good fun. I love your videos for your techniques and your frankness, which does make me laugh , which is meant in a very nice way. It was enjoyable to hear the back story and your thoughts on many things. Happy New Year 🥳 to all!
Love behind the scenes videos 🤙🏻
Im over it
I had a book that 'opened my eyes' too. It's called Family Dog by Richard A. Wolters. Would highly reccomend. He uses many of the same teqnuiques you do.
I’d love to see a Collab with robert Cabral , tom Davis, or Larry krohn!
I have no desire to see zak George :/.. sure , it would boost your views but don’t let it be at the expense of your credibility!!
As for Cesar Milan .. meh…but I’d watch it for sure . My boyfriend on the other hand, would be ECSTATIC to see a Collab with him
I'd love you collab with Cesar Milan! Even though you're different in many ways, you have so much in common! Bring it on! Happy New Year!
This was great! Love seeing other staff and family. I also wanted to point out your response to "shock" collars. I thought it was a very fair, respectful, and justified response. You own your own methods but aren't opposed to a tool being used for a specific dog that may benefit from it. I commend the fact that you would refer the client to another trainer rather than shutting down the tool altogether. There needs to be more referrals in the dog training industry instead of bashing techniques. It's unfortunate the industry is coming to such a discord. Love your content and love the "balance" you offer to dogs and training.
Did you go to a college or trade school or something before the training of animals ? Great video. I enjoyed it. Your children are so well behaved.
Joel! I watch all your videos 😊Would you say you also learned the true meaning of patience from your past experiences as well? I have and I think you emulate this skill.
#I’ll do this all day😁
This was a lot of fun to watch!
I'm betting Joel is talking about the book "The Water Dog" (or "Game Dog" he wrote three I think) by Richard Wolters. Wonderful books on how dogs think and react to training.
Carly's question - Is my annual bonus on time ?
"You got to be the boss!"
Wait …… you worked with big cats too?!
What video is that on? The Kids are adorable
I haven't seen a big cats vid but there's "Joel's Seaworld Video" which is just amazing🐾❤️
@@jillsy2815 yes ! I saw that one
I've never bought merch on TH-cam once when you bring I'll do this all day with a Dobby on it I'm buying it for my entire family. Would luv to show you a pic of my 5 year old red.
Season's Greetings Joel and Company. I have a Red Heeler mix that I got from a shelter. They were not to sure about her history. I recently thought I saw a title if one of your videos about a reactive Red Heeler mix that was kept in a barn for three months. I can't find the video. Now J question if this was from your site. She is extremely reactive and as a result not very socialized. My progress with her is very slow. And we do have setbacks. How would you proceed with a pip like her? Would she be the kind of dog that could be introduced to your pack? Thanks.
I am very interested in learning how to provide the best diet for my doberman. I have been using the BARF type diet, but
I want to insure that the food is nutritionally balanced. Do you know of an easy way to feed the best food while not making a balancing mistake?
Love you videos, and I am learning a lot; THANKS!
Venice,FL
10/10 cannot wait for the merch
I love the Cesar Millan answer!
Omg I love all of you, especially the kids - they're so adorable! I still want to know, do you miss the killer whales you worked with and do you ever get to see them?
I think a mentor dog and helper dog is a bit different. Although the uses could be similar, too.
I have a dog that is friendly, confident and gentle. He can be dominant when he needs to be. And he is a great mentor dog. He makes other dogs around feel welcomed and try to explore. His obedience is not as polished, but I need him to be just 'the cool guy'. He has very good instincts and I can tell the vibe of other dogs from him.
And I have my female helper that is not the most social, but sharp in obedience. And she can be the dog that just stands there as a decoy or help me test dogs that get more triggered. She can be chilled around dogs, but she is for sure more serious in her job.
Bunker branding for your merch!
Very interesting video, Joel ! A question do you do doggy day care as well as boarding? Do you have any complaints about the noise because of it from your neighbors? I have two dogs and a large yard and some of the neighbors complained about the noise and recommend me to use a shock collar to reduce barking. I am trying to call off my dogs when they barking on passing by people or cars . But whould like to know your opinion better addressing this issue.
Work on Leave It. All of mine are sound reactive and guarders. I do a lot of Its Over after Amazon delivery identification
In the wake of the Boulder Fires and all the family pets lots during it. Any recommendations on how to handle pets during a fire situation ? Such as pet is home alone, microchipping pets? Any suggestions and training for that?
What’s the easiest and hardest breads to train? Also love the videos!
Joel for president!
Do you happen to have any future endeavors of opening a facility on the east coast? If not you have any suggested trainers like you on the east coast(preferably Virginia area or near by)?
do you have any merch ? or books ?
Some poppyness in ur knock it off 🤣👊🏽
Joel, YOU SHOULD WRITE A BOOK!!!! Or have you already done so??
Does Prince get paid for his hard work?
Also, I'd buy merchandise with one of those quotes :)
Me too.
robert cabral and fenrir dog training are two good dog training channels
I just love that you can solve things without the use of a prong collar and/or a shock collar, "e-collar". Your videos are so much better than Cesar's, they are straight up, to the point, not a lot of fluff, follow through so the average pet owner can follow and implement the processes. In addition, Cesar has way too many dog fights on tape. You are always paying attention, even when video taping an episode. You're on top of all the dogs in your care and prevent things from happening. ABC should be sending more people to you rather than Davis who's revert to mode is almost always a prong collar. Most people don't want to use a prong collar. We get a lot of older people who can't even get the collar on because of arthritis and they just want to walk their dog. I do wish you or your staff could organize the videos to refer to when watching the one you're working on - especially the Rottweiler episode that is like a go to video for the loose leash walking method you are famous for. Would also add the puppy and small dog videos in all the loose leash videos so people have their dog/age group right on one episode so they don't have to search on their own and possibly get lost or check out someone else's videos. Check out the drop down menus on Susan Garrett's podcasts. Not only does she reference the episode she refers to on the podcast, it's also listed in the drop down menu - just makes things easier especially when you want all the information on that subject. Love and refer your episodes to all our students - thank you so much!
Excellent comments!
I agree Joel does a great job of teaching people on video. In fairness, I think Davis is an excellent teacher of people as well. He does use a slip leash a lot as well. Anyway, this is Joel’s channel and I came here to learn the training on a flat collar and also the gentle leader ended up helping as well. I couldn’t learn off of Caesar’s videos at all, except to make that ‘shush’ noise he is famous for . I think you’re right, Joel’s methods work, take practice, and seem possible for most people to apply.
Do the collab! I would ask who was the hardest dog you’ve had to train ?
We have a French bulldog dog x Yorkshire terrier 6 month old puppy.. we have seen results with the stop and pop method (we do not leave the house until he stops pulling we stop after a few paces we are only on day 2 but we are seeing results) because he is so reactive (barks and lunges) at dogs and people on walks… my question is.. is this a good age to start with that kind of training I know he is young but he is not stupid and feel this method works for him, Thankyou so much for all the help from your videos
Just to add.. that basic training sit, stay, lay down etc is good and is 90% spot on, recall is 80% and working daily with him. He know who is boss, great with my young kids it’s just the reactivity that his problem. We tried a gentle leader which we will use (he hates it) if we cannot correct his behaviour with a collar alone. Thanks again
Although we have come a long way since then could the book be Good dog bad dog” 1973 written by Mordecal Siegel and Matthew Margolis. Best part was explaining different temperaments of breeds. ( very open) specific training problems
I would say that the term helper dog is widely used
How do you deal with PICA in young dogs?
Ceasar Millan!!! Yes!!!!👌👌👍👍
Hey Folks! I think the book Joel was talking about is Paul Loeb's Complete Book to Dog Training or Supertraining your Dog
T-Shirt idea: The proof's in the pudding 🙂
Carly is 🔥
Need a shirt "the proof is in the pudding" for sure
Michael Ellis with Leerburg, is by far, the most knowledgeable, and best working dog trainer around. Not a lot of TH-cam followers though. Stonie, whose personality is the exact opposite of Joel’s, seems to be the most laid back trainer on TH-cam. In the four personality types, Joel is obviously a thinker, especially under stressful conditions. Michael Cabral seems to be a big favorite with the ladies, so I guess he’s the best looking? Well, he is a handsome dude. Looks like a gun fighter from the old west. Would like to see a podcast and discussion with all these guys, along with the GOAT.
I think you mean Robert Cabral? I follow him as well, he's a Malinois guy with a definite trend toward protection work. I've also found Fenrir to be pretty good. Recently found say it once dog training (Vincent Somma) who's also good in my opinion. Don't like any of them as much as Beckman's.... also just made me think where the excellent balanced female dog trainers are? Maybe it's time to shine the spotlight on Liz and Carly a bit so we can see their techniques too 😀❤
A "collaboration" with another dog trainer is a bad idea. Dog training, as we see in Joel's videos, requires a particular finesse, skill, and creativity -- a unique, individual creativity which would be shattered by the intrusion of attempted collaboration -- just as attempts at collaboration often hinder the success of other creative endeavors.
Doesn’t hurt to do a podcast and go over ideas.
@M B, I agree with you. Joel just needs to be him and do his thing. I don't see a “collaboration” going the way people think it would go. I don't see him being interested in or doing something like that either. Just an opinion, of course.
Collaboration doesn't always have to mean working together.
You should check out Robert Cabral's Channel for a good example. He does a lot of collaborations with different kinds of dog professionals, and all they do is chat about what the collab guy does. It's very educational, and gives us opportunities to get to know fields of dog handling that otherwise we would never have known. My personal favourite so far was the collab with an ex-K9 officer Chief, who explained how they used separate kinds of dogs to track (hound dogs) and to attack (German Shepherds etc) criminals. I never knew they did that kind of thing! The collabs he does with older guys are usually funny because they talk about "back in the day we didn't have all these fancy gadgets" etc. LOL
I agree
Hey Joel, I have no idea if you will catch a reply to a 7 month old video but in case you or your staff do, in regards to the book you are looking for, I would recommend posting that picture of the page in the video, or linking an image if their are copyright issues, in one of your videos. With the power of the internet and really smart people looking around in this day and age, I bet someone watching will take it as a mission to find that book and would probably post a comment about it, if you are still trying to find out what book that is.
What about Zeke from Dogumentary TV?
I really want to know now how training exotic animals and killer whales differ from dog training, especially because whales are so big and just exist in a different element than us. Crazy someone even thought it would be possible.
Larry Krohn and Robert Cabral
A little hint… you may want to have a second look at your thumbnail graphic for this video ..
Just wanted to gently draw your attention to that so whoever does your graphic overlays can change that for you;)
Again. No dogs in the video but she hears your voice and starts winning. Whether it's you or the anticipation of dogs soon to come. Only she knows.
I've tried ur puppy nipping strategy of the lip thing but it doesn't work. It frustrates him.. I tried chew toys and he's 12 weeks old... By when will the nipping stop
12 weeks is early teething stages! Plenty naps outside of training and chew toys. You’ve still plenty mouthing time to go 😅
@@chelvisvids4424 thank you. It's our first puppy and I just want to make sure I do the right things. But I love these videos! They really have thought me some things. Kongs is my next thing in shopping.
Also teach him when he hurts you, you gotta do a high pitch like his litter mates would. He will understand straight away, and he might start nipping softer and then harder, bc they want to check when it hurts. They gotta learn and they want to learn it. It's called bite inhibition if you want to google it some more.
@@anneh1890 thank you. I forgot about that doing that when he does bite too hard. Is it normal for the puppy to like whine back and make all kinds of soft barks back at me when I'm telling him no or correcting him?
@@kevinadrianrodriguez341 hahaha yes don't forget, dogs have the same intelligence as a child of four!! They will try the same tactics as well :d
Nah, I learned from you and my dog became much more manageable within a couple of days.
What I need now is how to promote behavior. You've taught how to stop unwanted behavior or activity, but I don't see you teaching how to encourage new actions.
Is there any hope for a great dog when your spouse is lax on what you want the rules for the dog to be? Example jumping. 98% of the time they don't jump on me cause they know they're not supposed to. But my husband usually lets them jump on him. If guest are over they won't say anything about the jumping either but I can tell they would rather them not jump. But if my husband doesn't enforce "my" rules also then can I really get mad at the dog when they don't always listen to me when other people are around as well?
Also what's the best way to socialize dogs when your neighbor's aren't friendly with you, and your spouse grew up where your dog was outside in the back yard and "you don't take your dog with you every time you go somewhere".
When the time comes after our dogs now pass. I'm more concerned about a repeat in the "double standard" of rules than I am the actual care and training of the dog itself. Because I want a "good" dog, but this idea and mine aren't the same.
I have the same issues. Just going to do the best I can with what I have. Otherwise I’ll have more problems than dog training! Lol