How I Train My Dogs From The Start.
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- This is how I train my puppies and new dogs to be as obedient as you guys see in my videos with dogs already trained.
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I don't even have a dog. Why am I watching all these videos? Because watching dog daddy train all his dogs is amazing. Watching his awesome puppies is so entertaining. They're so good! Keep it up!!!
You learn something about yourself with others.
Never get a dog if you're watching The Dog Daddy. What you're watching is punishment and abuse at it's finest.
Same here. I'm not a dog lover, but Dog Daddy amazes me.
If only parents would put this much time in teaching their kids as youngsters boundaries, obedience, no back talk, slack or goofing off or acting cute to get away with things! The world would be filled with respectful, kind, courteous people, no mean, obnoxious youth and definitely no entitled attitudes.😂😂❤❤ This guy is beyond words in his own self discipline, modesty and hard work! Such a gift for us all!! ❤❤😊
Thoroughly, thoroughly, THROUGHLY agree! Love his wonderful attitude!
It’s so important too that you take them back to the exact spot from which they broke their stay. Daddy always told me not to use treats for this type of training: “What will happen if they are not hungry? Teach them to obey because that is simply what they do upon hearing or seeing your command.”
I've had many dogs in my life and I've trained them all using treats + praise for basic commands when they were very young. Most puppies will never turn down a treat if it's something they really like. After they know the command very well, which doesn't take long at all, I stop giving a treat each time they do it. I always praise, but the treats become like a slot machine, sometimes they get one, sometimes they get two at once (like a jackpot), and sometimes they get none. This is very addictive for dogs as well as humans. Randomly giving out a big prize (two treats) a little prize or none is exactly why people can get addicted to slot machines, and it works with dogs the same. I recently found out that this technique is called "jackpotting" but I just naturally stumbled upon it many years ago. It has been my experience that this technique greatly decreases the time it takes for them to learn a new command, even a more complex one. Apparently studies also show that jackpotting is the fastest way to teach a dog.
After a dog or puppy knows a command well, I use praise to reinforce. Almost all dogs love to please us. It's built into them, probably through thousands of years living with humans. I will sometimes revert back to giving treats when we run through their learned commands, but it's just for fun because they know these commands and don't need to be "trained" anymore. It's a part of playtime with them from then on. Training itself should be considered fun and interesting for your dog. Always end it with lots of praise, treats if you like, and playtime. You don't need to be a prison warden with demands for obedience, lol.
A well-loved, well-trained dog will carry out whatever you ask of him or her because they trust you and want to please you. If you are kind and take good care of them, they will know that what you ask of them is for their own good. Dogs are very smart like that. Blind obedience shouldn't be the goal. Obedience based on trust and partnership is the right way.
@@mygirldarby that’s peachy in a perfectly safe environment or with pets at leisure. Working class dogs, depending their occupation often must ‘blindly’ obey. (What ever that means?) In the field, the working dog is required to obey 100% of the time. Can you imagine? “I told the dogs to push the sheep through the right gate but since I don’t expect blind obedience, they pushed them down the lane and into traffic!” Oooookeeeee.
“Jackpotting” is a term made up by someone hoping to skin people of their hard earned resources. The proper, scientific, long standing term is ‘Intermittent Gratification’, not unlike what is used on POW’s to ensure they don’t run away. It is an excellent, proven way to induce psychosis. You should watch some of the videos of rats tortured thusly as they neurotically depress the lever again and again and again. Of course it works, just watch dogs walking at a heel staring up at their handler’s face while they walk! Poor things! Everything with eyes will naturally watch where it is going.
@@mygirldarby have you seen his dogs? And have you seen the dogs he works with? Just curious…
I would hardly call what Augusto does in this video acting like a prison warden. I agree with you that obedience based on trust is the goal, but boundaries are key to trust. This is just as true with dogs as it is with humans. He is not being cruel to his dogs, he's setting boundaries in a fair way and this builds the trust that allows his dogs to be so obedient and attentive to him.
I'm not contesting, by the way, the jackpotting method you mentioned. I've seen the literature showing how effective this is. There's no harm, as far as I can see, in using treats and also establishing boundaries with your dogs - I'd consider that a well rounded relationship.
This is how I trained my German shepherd and Siberian husky. There are a lot of positive-only trainers in my area who were haters to me because it is necessary to train a powerful German shepherd and a husky differently. Waiting around for them to do the right thing and give them a treat doesn't work for powerful dogs as well...at least not in my experience. Oh, the husky wasn't powerful, but if you've ever had a husky, it's like having a cat dog, lol...they have zero desire to please you. I even got my husky to be as well behaved as my German shepherd. I was against a prong collar until I learned how to fit and use it correctly. My husky is what is called a soft dog so I didn't use that on him but my German Shepherd used to go get it for me to put it on her. What people don't realize is that the most effective way to train a dog is to be calm and consistent. I don't know why that's difficult for so many people. At any rate thank you for these videos.
The level of patience exhibited here is utterly phenomenal!
I agree ❤❤❤ ..I don't know why ppl ha e to hate on him 😢
I want a dog FROM him..when I get my house and I want him to train me ❤
Really?! This seems pretty normal to me .. I’ve had three children tho so 😂
Fantastic ! For me, not boring at all, just the opposite.
It's great to see you training the dogs.
You have low standards.
It’s not phenomenal … it’s the kind of patience good dog trainers all over the world exhibit. Why do you think this is so special?
Proper praise at the proper time means the world!
That was a high distraction environment and they did amazingly well.
Because they're scared to do anything, they do anything they're immediately punished for it. All his dogs are under control/management.
8:20 😂 *”It is not cute and it’s not funny. I mean I know- actually, it is.”*
I love how he tells you that when your in public or walking your dogs they are "working" I feel alot of owners (including myself) do not get this at first..but makes total sence. Then you can release the lay/stay command and the dog's midset lets them know they are free to play..as reward..
Pool time..run time..play with them etc. But " working" when you need your dogs to be stable in a confusing environment 😊 Bravo Dog Daddy!
I love how Augusto talks us through exactly what he's doing so we can follow along with him. 👍 also, his dogs would make great service dogs.
Can we all take a moment to appreciate how calm, confident, and secure the solid adults are when being approached by strange dogs who are intruding on their personal space? Let's also acknowledge how this solid leadership from the adults teaches the young ones the appropriate response in such a situation. Awesome work DD on being such a great pack leader and human mentor!
You are the first trainer i have seen training multiple dogs. Well done! I have been criticised for getting two puppies, but that happened because of a very sad incident losing two dogs in a short period of time. I normally have an older dog and introduce a puppy, but this time I have two six month old high energy smart dogs. Great to see.
Hi Graham, I also lost two dogs fairly close together, and got one puppy and then another puppy 7 months later. I have a 9 month old Female Sable GSD and a Black 2 month old male GSD. I had people think I was crazy too, lol. And your'e right, it is great to see Dog Daddy training multiple dogs. It shows what is possible if you have patience. All the best to you and your puppies!
You do you. Please ignore those who are not on the same page as yourself.
Just make sure you never buy two pups from the same breeder it can cause a thing called litter mate syndrome which can be a very serious issue to resolve
Yes please make step by step training videos for people who can't meet with you in person 🙏
Love your work Augusto. Please continue teaching us how exactly you manage and care for the dogs! This helps us grow and grow, making us better dogowners. We care for and love our dogs as best we can, and get better with your help. Bravo Augusto.
Well stated and I certainly agree 😊
Man! There's a whole lot of patience in you!
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I am absolutely addicted to watching Augusto's videos. I think he's absolutely brilliant. I've never owned a dog myself but I think he's amazing the way he trains his own dogs and helping owners with theirs but also giving unwanted aggressive misunderstood dogs a second chance of life who have ended up in a pound (for no fault of their own) could easily have been put to sleep.
They are all soo cute with their little pointed heads, perfect manners and beautiful names!
I must admit you have a lot of patience. Proves how much you love them. Showing your determination to lead them makes them want to please you. It works.
"If youre not very consistent your dog is not going to be very obedient" 💯
Not boring! Fabulous training. Makes me want another dog.
These videos are not boring, they’re perfect, the very detailed videos practicing certain things like biting and such. How do you teach them to not bite the leash?
Thank you dog daddy you are a real dog doctor and a great dog psychologist. It's a blessing for all dog owners.
Please don't get bored! This training is such a so FANTASTIC lesson plan! You are so patient and knowledgeable, anyone can learn!
It's pretty special being able to see this in action.
I am following everything you do and we will be memorizing everything before we acquire a Cane Corso. I had German imported rotties for many years but someone else trained them for us. Thanks to you, I believe this is something we ((my husband & I)) can handle ourselves. You are an amazing man. Thank you for everything you do.
I have no dogs.But ,you are the best dog trainer on the videos that I have seen.That is why,you are the Dog Daddy.Keep up your great great skills.
Clear communication. Thats what I see, the same as top trainers of other species do. Regardless of the technique used, simplicity, clarity and predictability are hallmarks of animal training that works. These dogs can understand you with no trouble. Fantastic work.
Thank you for sharing the foundational training for puppies and that you start the prong collar at 8 months old.
Absolutely loved and learned so much from the details of this session! My mind is blown!!
Thank you for coming to this planet to help humanity become better dog caretakers. Blessings
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This is one of the best videos i've seen in puppy training. I think Augusto is one of the best dog trainers ever.
Athena is a hoot!!! You seem so patient.
I NEVER get bored watching you. You are patient, very clear and a loving trainer. Your dogs are just awesome. I will be trying sone of your strategies. Can I please have the link to your next video?
👍 Sie bleiben bei ihrer Arbeit immer konstant das gefällt mir 😊
Love watching this video. Yes please, please continue to make video’s.
If you come to Indianapolis, Indiana I will be first to attend a class.
We found a 1 yr old pit bull who we’ve had for 6 mo’s. I found you 10 days ago and the “leash aggression” helped me so much. We were ready to give him away but now we have new hope. We are 70 and Hobie is very strong and has bitten us and pulled me down in the ground, and in addition attacked a dog. Very dog aggressive. But not toward people. He barks at everyone but he likes people. This has been a very difficult 6 months with this dog.
You are now giving me hope. I’m scouring you tube for “all” your video’s. I am looking for your dog leash, muzzle and other dog products.
P.S. come to Indianapolis!
YOU are the DEFINTION OF REAL PATIENCE!!! I'm so very impressed. God bless you and all the dog/human relationships YOU SAVE!!! 🐾💖😊
YES! YES!! YES!!!
I love seeing the people watching in awe❤ 4:22
Shepherds are so eager to learn. I love them!
Getting my first german shepherd in january 🥰🥳
Wow my parents dont allow me to get a dog
@@charlottetan1578 my mom was sceptical at first, becuse she didn’t like dogs that didn’t follow orders, then I found this guy and convinsed her.
@@JesusSavedMe-Alizabeth4truth can you expand on that and give us more details?
@@JesusSavedMe-Alizabeth4truth oh hell no ur writing a whole essay
@@harper3147 Oh no, you're going to ruin your dog an the relationship you have with it if you follow The Dog Daddy. It's all punishment, control/management. Prong collars, e-collars.. Doesn't care to build trust or a relationship with the dog, doesn't understand the cause of the behavior just uses punishment to get his way an make the dog submit to him.
I got my black German Shepard today! 4 months old 💕
You are a wonderful, patient dog trainer. I observe patience and gentle works great. I've seen this one ,a re-watch is just as special as first watch. Lo e your doggies❤
If only more dog owners had your mindset and were aware they need to be in control. Yes, the puppies are so cute but you can't give in to them .. unless it's on YOUR terms. I expect many other dog owners in the park were envious of your control... and maybe copy you later. 👍. Lovely to see your training videos.
Man here’s another video Zac George should watch.
The people observing with awe and respect...
I love watching your training videos especially with training puppies. You give a lot of pointers. I have always loved your dogs since you lived in Harwich
Thank you so much! That means a lot ❤️
I like that he is willing to converse with spectators and continue with his training demonstrating to the spectators his patience and redirection.
This video lets me know that I need to work on my patiences. You worked with them for 15mins straight. Constantly correcting them. I would have given up. Thank you for this video.
Patience and consistency is key. 💯!!
Thank you for all you do DD. You actually SHOWING how to get results is invaluable to anyone who loves dogs.
Bianca would be my dog for sure 😂😂😂❤❤❤❤ Owen is a star too
Hi. I really got a lot out of this, very interesting how you consistently helped them, this is the first time I realized you have to persistent over and over again !!
I know this one is an older video post, but I just Love Your videos, Your techniques and that You take the time to clearly explain what You’re doing, so when You educate people, they aren’t just mimicking what You are doing, but they understand what You are doing, why it works, how to correct, how to reinforce, and that while it seems like it happens over night, it is consistent training over time that gets there in the end.
*laughs* and I do not even own a dog nor do I plan to own a dog, because unfortunately, I’m pretty immobile and have health issues. So, I don’t want to take on the responsibility of a dog/puppy, because I don’t know how much longer I’ll be here and I’m big on dogs/pets being a commitment for life (mine or theirs.)…
Best Regards & Warmest Wishes to You and Your Pack(s), where ever You or They May be! *smiles*
What a lovely attitude you have. Perfectly expressed words to Augusto (DD)..., and I agree, completely!
May God bless you with what you need.
Some people got it, most don't. This dude is on another level.
TRULY!!!!!
I thought I learned alot from Cesar, but U being alot younger & it's in ure blood. I learn from U now. T. Y.
Respectfully, Janet S.
Oh, these videos are not only interesting but educational, for me! You’re fascinating!
Thank you Augusto. I found this video very informative for a newbie. God bless. Watching from New Zealand/Aotearoa.
Please keep your videos coming. I am learning so much from you. Thank you!
We have a beautiful nine month old double shepherd (mother was German father was Australian). Using your methods has helped him be the best dog. Happily subscribed. Sending love and warm greetings from Missouri.
I absolutely adore the work you are doing, I almost cry on some of your vids, I love my dog so much, she is 17 and at the end of her life. She has been an absolute joy, she is a mut and is so smart and she trained all of her commands super easy and has always had a lovely disposition. Thank you for the work you are doing.
I cry too!!! It often gives me chills to see him do his thing
This clip was fascinating! Thank you. I do understand the boring because of the constant having to redirecting, but i completely understand. I LOVED how they followed you the entire time while other dogs & people were around. Great work. Thank you again. God bless, Augusto!!
Yes more like this one thank you!
yes i bet it seems boring to you due to the over and over that you do but it isnt to at least me. ANY video you make is what i love so far. you are unbelievably awesome. please keep making the videos even if for only a few of us. we are with you. i am with you always. i love your dogs. well and you too. thankyou for being there the way you are. if you ever want to have someone do paperwork and make and keep track of the appointments for them, please let me know!
Augusto, thank you so much for your help. I get my 8 week old German Shepherd on Saturday, December 5. I have been grieving my best friend, Kaiser, my German Shepherd that died one day after his 11th birthday in August. He was born with manners and I was the center of his life. I take lots of notes on your training advice. You are appreciated. Kay - There is a picture of Kaiser when he was little standing next to me.
I’m picking up my 2 chihuahua puppies tomorrow. I’ve been studying your videos and looking forward to training them. I really appreciate your help
You're the absolute best. So simple. I think a side lesson you teach people is to actually be aware of their dogs instead of their agenda. You make corrections according to the dog's ability to learn and contextualize, not according to what is convenient for you. I wish every dog owner knew about you.
Hi Augusto, I’m watching your videos from Germany. I have learned a lot from you, thank you for this!! Please more of these educational Videos so that dog owners, non dog owners and especially DOGS can get along with each other better and have a happy life !! 👍👍💖💖
These videos are definitely not boring for us 👍
Would love to see more training videos Augusto. Thank you for sharing!!
ABSOLUTELY!
My puppy looks like yours do. He is descendent of Serbian Black German Shepherd. I am watching you to learn to train him up right, as he is going to be huge :) Love your channel from California
Absolutely love this video can't wait for the next I think I'm a big boy I love German shepherds I've had them all my life.
Please make more videos like this!
This is a brilliant and wonderful, and very valuable video. It shows the entire process. Not just snippets of steps. Wonderful resource! Brilliant! THANK YOU
These videos should be shown to anyone thinking about getting a dog. Ro show how much patience and time you need ro soend on them. My youngest daughter is scared of dogs. And ive shown her that theres no need if a dog is on a lead and not barking ect. I don't letnher go and attempt to stroke any without asking about their temperament. But most dogs you see around my area are friendly but jump up constantly. That's what she doesn't like. Ive wanted to ask them if they wanted any help training them, but you never know how people will react to to that. I don't have a a dog, but i have had them and know exactly what to do. But I've got inflammatory arthritis and fybromialgia so it wouldn't be fare to have a dog sadly. But id love to walk easier dogs every now and again. Would help with my daughter's fears aswell.
Love what you do...many dog owners need your help
I love this kind of "raw" material! I like the way your work I do the same work with people that wants to learn kitesurf! Greetings from Brazil!
I think you are a fantastic trainer and I can't wait to learn some more love seeing all the dogs in the pictures and all the things you do with him you are so patient thank you have a god-given gift
You are incredible, best of luck and much success to you and your fur crew always!💗
Awesome job you have been a big help in training my pitboxer
I m really loving your videos
You are just amazing, my first time to watch you train without a treat.
Much respect, Augusto !!
There is a lot of similarities with training kids ....parents that don't do this and use too many treats and positive reinforcement too much end up with kids that won't learn to enjoy their own company and won't do anything to help without a reward
I don’t have a dog of my own now but love what you share and your awesome work with dogs.
Much love from Indianapolis ❤️❤️❤️
Again I know your methods work so fast and so effective IV never trained a dog any easier and I believe your methods are positive and simple love you so much be blessed
Hey Augusto, thanks for creating this content and mentioning positive only and aversive/uncomfortable consequence method difference in the long run. People get confused because they are bombarded some things are forbidden to do that saying some things are the most effective in the long run sounds reassuring. Thank you for that ♥️
GREAT TO KNOW THAT IT’S NEVER TOO LATE!!❤
Not boring for us. Thanks so much.
Love this video! I just found your channel and have been amazed so far with your work with aggressive dogs. I have a three month old pit Bull pup and I was hoping to find some of your methods as they are young. Once again everything is very sensible and effective.
Thanks for all the information and dedication!
You are so wonderful. I sit and watch you deal with all dogs for hours. I am never bored with your videos or dogs. Please I need help with my Maltese. I have two and I need to know when will you have a visit to Randallstown Md. If you ever come I will be there. I use to watch Ceasar but once I found you, you’re it. I will try and visit your website to inquire about you coming to Maryland. Thank you for your outstanding talents with these dogs who are in need of help with someone who truly understand thoroughly their needs to achieve successful obedience from our fur babies.
You are awesome! Please keep up with your great work! Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
You're not boring. Keep them coming. I did two 6months puppies today...its just that funny. You're making THINGS easier man- i am so grateful. Perhaps more on protection training later...
Excellent training. Patient and persistent. Much respect you you ❤
Great information. I am currently attending ABC (Animal Behavior College) to be come a Certified Dog and Cat trainer. Your videos help add more tools to my tool box. Thank you!
Excellent! I am very glad. And congratulation on your new career.
This trainings are great. You are doing are great job. Dog daddy you are very gifted in what you do with the dogs. I admire your patience and your love for for all the dogs you train.😊
If you spend about 30 minutes a day of "training" time with your dog, very quickly you will have amazing results. Never get frustrated with them, they sense it and they get nervous and act WORSE.
This video was absolutely NOT BORING! It is a realistic viewpoint of the patience you need to have and the work it takes to have such phenomenal success. Its not impossible though.
My dog *loves* the challenge of learning new things. So i constantly am working on 2 things with her. Once she masters one, we move on to another. Not always new ones though, sometimes refreshers of once she needs work on again. It keeps her angaged and happy and she feels like shes accomplished something for me, and proud of herself.
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You have the right idea with training and distractions are the best!
Personally, I think starting puppies off in an environment with so many distractions is unfair to the puppy. I would have helped the puppies learn what is expected of them in an area where it was quiet and calm, so they could focus on the learning. When the behavior has become reliable, then you add in distractions, a little at a time. The way shown here is akin to throwing a first grader into a high school classroom and expecting them to understand the advanced lessons. Going more slowly sets the dog up to succeed.
This video is really amazing. I am just about here I think with my 4.5 month Samoyed. This more advanced down stay is where I wasn't sure how to proceed. Thank you so much!
I'm happy I found your video. I have a rambunctious large breed who turned 3 months yesterday!!!
I LOVE the videographer. His jump in are so rare nut theyre perfectly short and just right. Meanwhile i can still focus on your teachings & preachings, brother 🐻. 😉
Blessed Love Family ❤️💛💚