STOP Struggling With Traditional "Leash Walking Training"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 มิ.ย. 2024
- Do you feel like you've tried everything with your leash walking training, but it still isn't working? Maybe you've started with the WRONG kind of leash walking training...?
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CHAPTERS
00:00 STOP Doing Your Traditional Leash Walking Training
00:43 What Is "Leash Respect"
01:24 Building Value For YOU!
02:20 Walking On Leash Training Starts In HERE
03:38 Remember, Only One Challenge At A Time
04:41 What To Do When Your Dog Starts Pulling On The Leash
06:08 Leash Walking Training Using Food
07:17 How You End Your Training Session Is Important
08:18 Get More Focus When Training Your Dog Outside!
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Are you trying to get more focus from your dog outside and even off leash? This will help: th-cam.com/video/KqKmzmY8Muo/w-d-xo.html
Happy Training!
Yes, she will look at me when I ask her to, take the treat and then go right ahead pulling again. Now I’m going to watch the video you recommend.
What do you think of using a remote training collar to stop puppy from nipping on kids or my hands ? I live in a rural area and the nearest dog training place is 60 miles away
lease PLEASE do a video on training, specifically leash training, for dogs that are not in the least bit food motivated. I am having so much difficulty training my cavapoo because he's an extremely picky eater that barely takes treats.
“This just a stepping stone!” 😂 Love Instructor Steve
I love how McCann has doubled-down on the practice of good leadership as the foundation for all skills. Well done and much respect!
I think all training videos are brilliant and helpful, but I particularly love the videos by Steve.
Good advice. My 21 week old cocker spaniel is motivated by biting and pulling her leash! It's hard to even get her out of the door, lol. Once out, she loves to pull as hard as a buffalo.... I'm working on it. Thank you for your advice :)
How did you manage?! Our 13 week old cocker spaniel is used to her lead in the house and garden, but once outside she “gallops” on 2 back legs, runs circles round me and determined to drag me down the street 🤣 and completely ignores any treat or reward unless in the house
@@tiramisumochi4787 unfortunately nothing improved for us and it ended up with my cocker pulling my husband right over, whereupon he cut his finger on the gravel really badly. We bought every lead, harness, collar and halti on the market and nothing helped. We took her to a training class with other dogs but all she wanted to do was play with them and that was not allowed so I spent the whole hour trying to keep her focused and holding tight to her lead. It was hopeless!! All the training videos on TH-cam show dogs that have already been trained. None of them were like Jenny! Last .November we allowed Jenny to go and live with a younger member of our extended family. They live in a more rural setting where Jenny has more freedom to run and be her energetic self. She is now living her best life, but we were bereft. I still miss her very much and shed tears when I think about her. Last March, 2023, we bought a smaller breed puppy and we have found him to be easier for us. However he is not so trainable as Jenny when it comes to ‘sit’, ‘stay’, ‘leave’ etc. I did my research before we got Jenny, at which time all the videos and articles I read said that cocker spaniels were perfect family pets. I say they can be but more often they are not. Ours was a working cocker and they are even more energetic than the show cockers. Good luck with yours. Keep in touch :)
Love, love, love your positive reinforcement methods! 💕
Steve is always incredibly helpful with his explanations and real-time adjustments. Thanks for this one!
Your dog in this video is identical to my adopted senior girl- I did dna test and she’s everything. What breed is this dog?
ok finally one like mine!
only i have one that i hand fed her once and then she started going for my hand every time i go near her!
Incredibly informative and helpful as always! The things I've learned from McCann dogs has helped IMMENSELY in training my 1 year old rescue husky. Thank you guys for all you do!
This one is super helpful, especially with my new pup. Thanks!
Top oh the Pops to McCann Dog Training team 👍 Very clear instructions to help dog owners.
I need help badly with my 11mth JRT shortie. He is losing fur around his neck with his collar and where his harness sits. He also barks at everyone not aggressive while pulling. I don't enjoy taking him outside. He is like this with my family members. When they visit nobody wants to take him out for me.
I live alone and looked forward to getting another JRT.
My last JRT was 16yrs and I had no bother with him. I was able to let him off his lead and he would stay by my side.
But this little 1 does not listen to anyone. All he does on his walks is pull hard and bark at everyone from the start of the walk until the end.
I don't know what to do now🤔
Great video!
Another great video, i always love watching and listening to Steve and his enthusiasm :)
enjoyed learning from Steve
The sign!
Thank you! 🏆🐕🎩
Please PLEASE do a video on training, specifically leash training, for dogs that are not in the least bit food motivated. I am having so much difficulty training my cavapoo because he's an extremely picky eater that barely takes treats.
My poor dog loves to do a good job and work hard but he’s so ADHD, just like me. 😅 He listens and walks well with me until he gets distracted, so I’m going to try this!
My dog is perfect at home. He even understands loose leash when he’s not excited by his surroundings outside. But it’s like on a day when he doesn’t feel like behaving, he intentionally pulls extremely hard and doesn’t care about any food, whether this means a squirrel or just a pee spot on a tree. I’ve tried the treat training shown in the vid, turning and walking away from distraction, doing a full stop anytime he pulls, and well timed leash pops. None seem effective.
He’s only about 8 months old at this point. But we have been working really hard on discipline every day. He just doesn’t seem to improve. I’ve never had this much trouble with training before. I don’t know if this is just a puppy thing, or if he is exceptionally stubborn.
Is just for a different perspective try Robert Cabral. He is also a great trainer.
I agree with the other commenter, I would also suggest Upstate Canine Academy. A bit more on the reward based compared to the balanced approach.
Just remember you can also use tools like thin slipleads, martingale, hermspringger prong (not always needed but good to desensitize to different stuff as much as possible.)
The tools are just to give a different sensation to confuse or annoy the dog so you can teach a new "autopilot" while on a walk.
It isn't permanent so dont feel like you are mean or anything it is just to give a different feeling so it gets the dog's attention.
Try to keep any training with any tool to an hour, keep a collar backup clip attached, and always keep the tools on the dog correctly.
Hopefully you and your little fren can go explore the world together without dislocating any shoulders 😆
@@bellw5834 this is actually good advice. I started switching between front clip harness and flat collar and he is very much improved. Strangely I think this may be a maturity thing as just this month is seems like thinks are finally clicking for him.
I was always taught “start training at 8weeks and never stop” lately I’ve heard, “don’t expect much until somewhere around 6-9 months”
I think my dog is definitely doing better at retaining info at 8months.
You and your food motivated dogs.
I have my second dog now and neither have ever given me this kind of crazy attention to get some food/treats.
Not before a meal; not in a low-distraction environment.
My problem with much of this type of training is that my dog is number one nervous and jittery and number two he does not respond at all to food treats, toys or praise really. Any ideas?
Would like to know how to exercise your dog whilst doing this training over a number of weeks? Especially when you have a larger, high energy pup? playing a few times a day wont cut it
Thanks for the tips! Do you have a trick for training 2 dogs to walk at the same time? Mine are 4 months old and it can be a challenge.
Lola could be MY Dog - exact same behavior.... TY
Hello, do you have any advice for if our puppy isn't food motivated and just ignores the treats? Thank you
What about when your puppy just lays down and won't walk on the leash. My 4 month old puppy will lay down and even roll onto her back and will not move when the leash is on. What can I do! Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Never see these guys film a large aggressive dog who pulls.
She’s like “who the heck are you talking to?” 😂
I have a min schnauzer it’s impossible to do the treat on the nose when walking he’s to small, what can I do?
Our puppy is 5 months old and is so scared of going out the front door. Since we’ve had her she’s gone to the back yard for potty breaks. Now that she has her shots we’ve tried taking her out front. But she’s so scared of everything and lunges back the door. How can we overcome this fear stage?
What breed of dog is she? Beautiful 😍
How do you work with a dog that is not in the least bit interested in food or quality treats?
Someone didn’t watch the whole video!
Lola had such good attention by the end! What breed of dog is she? Sort of looks a bit malinois / husky
I guess so. I have similar hybrid dog
How do I teach my dog to go slowly up and down stairs while walking on a leash? I have a 5 month old border collie puppy. We encounter stairs on our walk. I can't stop him from zooming up and zooming down (pulling me with him) the stairs. Any tips?
I'm no professional trainer so this may not work but maybe spend a few minutes out of your walk, just slowly going down the stairs one by one saying praise for staying close, every time they go to zoom, you pull them back to the top and don't go down until they sit and or calm down, (giving them a treat once they do.) It may take a while and a few walks but it just may work for your pup.
I've been watching Mcann videos for a few weeks and I've noticed they use collars instead of harnesses, even on smaller dogs. Is there a reason for this? I've always heard harnesses caused too much pressure on the neck. I'm getting a toy poodle next year and I'm not sure if I should use a collar or a harness.
Good question.
From what I’ve gathered, the collar has more control of the head, which is more effective for getting your dog’s attention/better for embedding behaviour
@@bluebee825 I see, I think I read something similar to that the other day. Thanks for your response!
I have a 10 month old Pomeranian. I use her kibble for training. This loose leash training would take too much food for her size. Any thoughts for pet owners with tiny breeds?
My dog and I do well at loose leash walking until she sees a big grasshopper that she likes to play with ( but shouldn’t). A treat doesn’t have the appeal then. She’s an 8 month old pup. Suggestions?
Maybe I’ll try a piece of a hotdog during grasshopper season
Also start training the leave it command
I need aot of help my dog don't pay attention at my
Hey Leonardo, check out this video on getting more FOCUS from your dog.
th-cam.com/video/sG-B3g9i8KU/w-d-xo.html
Happy Training!
~Dan
(Suzie) My dog is not 'food' motivated!!
Pls
Yes this procedure works with a bigger dog but my dog doesn’t weigh 10lbs so all those treats are too much! My dog is full after about 5 treats.
Planning your rewards is an important step, SK8 Lady! Especially when you have a small breed dog. This will help: Are You Giving Your Puppy TOO MANY Treats?
th-cam.com/video/z1YWAM2sZGs/w-d-xo.html
Happy Training!
Ha, acts just like my border collie/lab mix 🤣
Stepping Stone 🤣
what reward are you giving her
My experience only w a bitey strikey Australian Cattle Dog Heeler: On walks, in the house, in the field (after a strike), turned the dog over, put 2 fingers to her neck and kept her there for a minute w my hand on her chest. No pain, no damage. Was she scared to death? Yes. I now have the perfect obedient Cattle Dog Heeler. I don't want her to move and sniff and do all sorts of things. She needs to be focused on my commands. At home, in the acreage, she can chase as many bunnies, birds, squirrws, snakes, mice as she needs.
2 words "Herm Sprenger" there I just saved you thousands of dollars in training