Thank you, can't wait to start this with my pup. We have so far learned sit,paw,stay, roll over. She's a 3 month old Siberian husky. TH-cam has helped us alot.
What I did was start w the down, help tip like you did, then I make a gun shape w my hand and use my fingers to help his face go as well. Sometimes if he doesn't do the full thing I wave my "gun" fingers over and he already knows it means he needs to lay his head back too. It's funny watching this after, basically that's also what you're teaching so I'm happy I did it right!
I just love how the other dog is SO INTERESTED in this trick he is watching INTENTLY ! Great video thank you I will be trying this out tomorrow on my border terrier Benji who is 10 month …wish me luck I’m gona need it !
Awesome! Let us know how it goes and remember, short sessions, 5 minutes or less. You can do more than one session a day. And make sure to tag us on instagram @doggy.u if you want us to share your progress in our stories!
@@DoggyU i really can’t get my dog to do the bang trick and I LOVE it so much but he just can’t seem to get it do u have any suggestions on how I might be able to get him to do it I have watched ur TH-cam video bout 100 times but he just doesn’t seem to get it he is a 2.5 year old lab
@@aarondaltera8296 Hi Aaron! If you're interested in my reviewing video of your training to be able to give you specific tips for you and your dog, check out my Patreon at Patreon.com/doggyu. At the elite level I offer video feedback of your training session along with 100+ exclusive DOGGY•U Community videos. Otherwise, generally, always start by shorter training sessions (1-2 minutes) and breaking the steps down furthere. Example: Can I mark and reinforce for leaning slightly, can I mark and reinforce for slight turn of the head, etc. Break it down smaller. Slow is fast.
@@aarondaltera8296it has been a year but for anyone else watching this that is struggling, try like putting the food in the dogs mouth. don’t shove it in but just lightly inside their mouth when moving it
It’s no secret by now that I enjoy your videos and appreciate the time and effort you put into making them but I wanted to share that you seem like a lovely human being. You’re a great teacher and a very happy teaching style. You clearly love your dogs and I can see the relationship between to you, which is super important! I’ve been an R+ trainer for 24 years (Australia) and just stumbled on your site and I watch your videos when they appear in my feed because we ALL need to keep learning, no matter how long we’ve been training or how many thousands of dogs we’ve trained. Keep up the great work, I love watching you. Danielle 😊💕
Hey Danielle! Thank you for the serious positive reinforcement here! I really appreciate your kind words and so glad you enjoy my training style. I totally agree that there’s always something new to learn! The more I train, the more I know that I’ve barely scratched the surface! Cheers, Laura
I'm totally going to try to teach my smart,stubborn, dramatic pupper this and record it to see how well she listens. Great video 👍 I'm definitely subscribing . I've watched alot of videos on finding the simplest ways to teach dogs tricks and yours is by far the best I've seen.
Thanks Bubble the Guinea Pig! I'm so glad you found it helpful! Definitely check out some of our other trick training videos for your smart puppers! And make sure to tag us on Insta if you post a video of your dog showing off their skills! @Doggy.u th-cam.com/video/6jD6ai5sJK4/w-d-xo.html
So awesome, this worked right away with my 5 month old Aussie! I gotta say how cute it is to see your other dog laying behind you watch the whole thing. Their attention to you is amazing to watch.
That's so awesome! If you're on instagram, be sure to tag me in a video of your pup doing the trick and I'd love to share it (@doggy.u). As for my other watching pup, lots of practice taking turns for sure! Happy Training!
My dog clawed the shit out of my arm & kept trying to pry my hand open to grab the treat! I got him all the way to getting on his side but he wouldn't stop flailing about when he got there & impatiently getting up to bark after 4 seconds lol
Thanks Kaleb! Yes - having the rollover trick under your belt can definitely be helpful! (though some dogs find it hard to stop in the side position!) Glad you found the video helpful! Happy Training!
@@dusk3882 Make sure they are nibbling the food simultaneously while you hold is so you can stop the rollover mid roll. You can also consider doing it near a wall or on a couch so rolling over won't make sense/be possible in that context.
Yeah lol shes a great pup and will listen the thing is is that sometimes she listens to well. Once I was at a store and was talking to my mom and I she told me to go get something and I said ok normally and my pupper was in a sit stay and she started walking towards me and I was confused for a sec and then realized that I said her break word which was ok now its free lol cause of that
Hi. I am a new dog owner. I really enjoyed this video because it made teaching the dog easy to learn, and it was also productive and enjoy food for my dog. Thank you very much!
Watched this today and straight after went and taught my puppy to play dead even tho she goes down so dramatically and she doesn't go down without a fight🤣🤣 but amazing advice worked like a charm
the biggest problem my family has when training down is that my dog doesn’t want to get up again, he just wants to cuddle and get belly rubbed instead haha
That's so awesome Russ! I highly recommend breaking trick sessions into short, 5-10 minute sessions. You want to leave them wanting more ;) so glad this worked for you!!
Hi Brittany! I'm so glad you found this video helpful! I have a whole bunch of trick training videos available. Make sure you subscribe, and maybe check out this fun one: th-cam.com/video/F31aaTIQ9cs/w-d-xo.html So glad you're here! :)
Hi Mariam! I'll definitely add it to the list! In the meantime, I do have a video called "Morning Routine" where I show you what my morning with my dogs looks like that may be helpful: th-cam.com/video/ywwBPASZpFQ/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for the feedback! I do often use a clicker, but I do find that some people find it easier to use verbal markers. Happy training and be sure to tag us on instagram @doggy.u so we can show off your trick!
@@DoggyU yes, i always use verbal marker on my dog, and she understands but perhaps takes longer than clicker but i find it easier as oftentimes i need two hands for training this trick :). My dog is slowly getting there on this trick but she still doesn’t react to flop over if I only show her the gun hand signal, i need to guide her with my hand to flop over 🙂
@@rtjahyadi7868 lots of reps is what you need on this one. Only do a few at a time over the course of a couple weeks, and fade the cue slowly. You got this!
Thank you Eileen! I use a ton of different kinds of treats, everything from storebought like Zukes all the way to dehydrated hearts, lungs, liver, etc. as well as carrots and blueberries for dogs that like those, or cheese, steak, and chicken. There are so many healthy option - it all depends on what your particular dog is into!
I'm in the middle of teaching my dog but you just have to guide her to do it i just cant do it without treats she'll know when i have treats or when i dont she does sit when i dont have any but thats about it thank you for teaching me
Take it slow and do shorter sessions with less reps. Also practice keeping rewards off your body for other behaviors your dog knows. If you need more guidance, check out our options in the DoggyU Community at Patreon.com/doggyu.
Hi, thank you so much for great video, very easy to understand but I am just wondering if I can teach this trick to my 1 year old pup. Please suggest. 🙏
LOL they are not calm doggos (they only play calm dogs on TV lol!). They are high energy working and herding breeds. But for certain dogs it's really helpful to take them on a nice hour long sniffy walk before starting training. And be sure to keep training sessions short. If they aren't listening to your cues, it's them telling you that they don't understand them and you need to train them further. Make it fun and keep it short.
I'm so glad this was helpful for you! Keep on learning and check out our newest video on leg weaves. It's a fun one!: th-cam.com/video/F31aaTIQ9cs/w-d-xo.html
Hi there, I know this is an older video but I'm hoping to get a response. My dog is doing excellent with tipping, we've had 3 or 4 sessions roughly 10 to 20 minutes each and he's at the point he will tip each time I say bang and bring the treat around and over his head, but using the verbal command and the gesture of the gun alone won't have him tip. He seems to be stuck associating the action of tipping with my hand going over his head instead of the gun and verbal command. Is this something that more practice sessions over the next few days will help with? I'm following everything to a T. He is an older dog though but he's highly intelligent, I just feel I may have dumb something wrong to where he's associating tipping with movement over his head more than the command itself
Learning the cue can be really challenging for some dogs and takes lots of repetitions. You're likely not doing anything wrong, just need more practice. I would do a 2 minute session twice a day for a week. Also make sure you're giving the verbal cue and finger cue a second before you use your hand to roll over his head. He will get it eventually, will likely just take time. Make sure the sessions are short, and if you'd like me to review video of your training and give you more specific pointers, check out my patreon page at Patreon.com/doggyu. Happy training!
@@justinrandall1971 well that was quick! Nice work!!! Be sure to tag us on instagram @doggy.u if you want to show us your progress. Would love to repost in my stories to show off your hard work! :)
So how was it? Mine already knew how to roll over too. Was it really easy to teach this one? Just started day 1 and he tends to do roll-over all the time.
Thanks! My dog isnt quite there yet but we have got into the position a few times. We have mastered the hip but when ever we do the next bit he just gets up !
Spend some more time getting him comfortable with tipping the hip. Be sure he's on a soft surface like a dog bed or a couch, and move through slowly. Take any small little step towards your goal of the flop. That could be a head tilt, a muscle movement, etc. Just break your criteria for reinforcement down really really tiny to get to the next step, and reinforce heavily :) Happy Training!
Thanks for reaching out! I always put the equipment I use in the description of my videos. You can find the treat pouch here: Treat Pouch: amzn.to/2Wi0HJR
So to do this trick, you do need to teach a down first. For little dogs you can build a bridge by sitting on the floor with your legs in a bridge. Lower the legs as low as needed for the dog to need to get on their belly to get the treat under your legs.
My puppy already knows play dead with a hand gesture. So going to extend that to bang. I thought it would be helpful if she knew play dead to brush her belly. Because I am on my own and only have 2 hands.
If they already have a rollover trick, you have to be a bit more savvy with your lure, using your lure hand to stop the rollover progress. Alternatively, you can set them up on a couch where rolling over isn't an option.
So I’ve been trying to do this with my dog, he’s about four months old, and I get him into the laydown position but when I try to get him out of the sphinx position he just follows the treat while he’s laying down is there any tips for that??
Cries in littermate syndrome!!! 😢 Impossible to teach littermate brothers tricks due to so many issues that stemmed from it. Wish I knew beforehand to never get two pups the same age. Too late now, they just turned 1. 😢😢😢 But love your video, you're such a great trainer!!
I'm so sorry you're dealing with that! I highly recommend getting a trainer on board, and spending time with the pups and existing and training separately throughout the day. While it can be challenging, progress can always be made! Good luck
It can be challenging when my dog is not treat/food motivated. 2 year old border collie. I can get her to lay down, and on her hip.. but i can quite get her to roll over :p Were workin on it lol. Shes a good listener tho, she wants to learn.. i think the problem is my ability to learn :p
If they're not currently food motivated, i would work on increasing their food motivation first. If they eat to stay alive, they can be trained to eat as a reward. I'd up the value of food and find out in which scenarios they will eat and then build on that. Things like steak, fish skins, chicken, whip cream even, can be great options for getting them excited about eating treats. You can also reinforce eating with things they do like, like if they eat a treat, they get to play tug. This will make eating a more functional reward.
Next, can we teach my boy how to do my tax returns? Lol
When you figure that one out, let me know! :)
Hahahah
@@sheezy5644 g
That's old man
Lol
Dog in the back is like when is it my turn
😂they each get to train during every training session, don't worry! :)
The dog in the back is like and yes this is what I need to do to get treats 😈😈
😂
I can imagine it in a sinister voice like yeeeiiiiiissss 😂😂😂
Lol it he's an intern learning to train dogs
I love how the other dog is just chillin
Lots of practice taking turns ;)
He's like, I want treats too!
It’s actually because that’s a stuffed taxidermy dog.
Thank you, can't wait to start this with my pup. We have so far learned sit,paw,stay, roll over. She's a 3 month old Siberian husky. TH-cam has helped us alot.
That's so awesome! I'm so glad that youtube has been so helpful! Be sure to tag us on instagram @doggy.u so we can show off your trick!
I did this but funny thing is that when he's excited he still wags his tail!
What I did was start w the down, help tip like you did, then I make a gun shape w my hand and use my fingers to help his face go as well. Sometimes if he doesn't do the full thing I wave my "gun" fingers over and he already knows it means he needs to lay his head back too. It's funny watching this after, basically that's also what you're teaching so I'm happy I did it right!
Thank You for you making this video
@@Josedelval ❤
LOL so cute
Lmao that’s even better than being completely still in my opinion! So cute
Wanna try this with my chicken, she basically is a dog
Yes!!! Please send videos :)
Lmao
LMFAOOO
That's awesome! If you get your chicken to do it, you should make a video!
Yes!!!
I just love how the other dog is SO INTERESTED in this trick he is watching INTENTLY ! Great video thank you I will be trying this out tomorrow on my border terrier Benji who is 10 month …wish me luck I’m gona need it !
Awesome! Let us know how it goes and remember, short sessions, 5 minutes or less. You can do more than one session a day. And make sure to tag us on instagram @doggy.u if you want us to share your progress in our stories!
@@DoggyU i really can’t get my dog to do the bang trick and I LOVE it so much but he just can’t seem to get it do u have any suggestions on how I might be able to get him to do it I have watched ur TH-cam video bout 100 times but he just doesn’t seem to get it he is a 2.5 year old lab
@@aarondaltera8296 Hi Aaron! If you're interested in my reviewing video of your training to be able to give you specific tips for you and your dog, check out my Patreon at Patreon.com/doggyu. At the elite level I offer video feedback of your training session along with 100+ exclusive DOGGY•U Community videos. Otherwise, generally, always start by shorter training sessions (1-2 minutes) and breaking the steps down furthere. Example: Can I mark and reinforce for leaning slightly, can I mark and reinforce for slight turn of the head, etc. Break it down smaller. Slow is fast.
@@aarondaltera8296it has been a year but for anyone else watching this that is struggling, try like putting the food in the dogs mouth. don’t shove it in but just lightly inside their mouth when moving it
Why am I watching this even if I dont have a dog
because its so good ... lol! Thanks for watching!
Same lol
The other dog looking so carefully; Oh that’s how its done...
😂
It’s no secret by now that I enjoy your videos and appreciate the time and effort you put into making them but I wanted to share that you seem like a lovely human being. You’re a great teacher and a very happy teaching style. You clearly love your dogs and I can see the relationship between to you, which is super important! I’ve been an R+ trainer for 24 years (Australia) and just stumbled on your site and I watch your videos when they appear in my feed because we ALL need to keep learning, no matter how long we’ve been training or how many thousands of dogs we’ve trained. Keep up the great work, I love watching you. Danielle 😊💕
Hey Danielle!
Thank you for the serious positive reinforcement here! I really appreciate your kind words and so glad you enjoy my training style. I totally agree that there’s always something new to learn! The more I train, the more I know that I’ve barely scratched the surface!
Cheers,
Laura
I'm totally going to try to teach my smart,stubborn, dramatic pupper this and record it to see how well she listens.
Great video 👍 I'm definitely subscribing . I've watched alot of videos on finding the simplest ways to teach dogs tricks and yours is by far the best I've seen.
So glad to hear it! Let us know how it goes!
Absolutely love this! Taught my dog to play dead in about 30 mins, you are such a great trainer!
Thanks Bubble the Guinea Pig! I'm so glad you found it helpful! Definitely check out some of our other trick training videos for your smart puppers! And make sure to tag us on Insta if you post a video of your dog showing off their skills! @Doggy.u th-cam.com/video/6jD6ai5sJK4/w-d-xo.html
My dog doesn't have the attention span for that! Ha! We did ten minutes and then she scratched to go outside.
@@We.do.not.scissor oh dear 😂😂
@@We.do.not.scissorlolllll
So awesome, this worked right away with my 5 month old Aussie! I gotta say how cute it is to see your other dog laying behind you watch the whole thing. Their attention to you is amazing to watch.
That's so awesome! If you're on instagram, be sure to tag me in a video of your pup doing the trick and I'd love to share it (@doggy.u). As for my other watching pup, lots of practice taking turns for sure! Happy Training!
My dog clawed the shit out of my arm & kept trying to pry my hand open to grab the treat! I got him all the way to getting on his side but he wouldn't stop flailing about when he got there & impatiently getting up to bark after 4 seconds lol
My dogs been laying there for three hours now, im so proud of her
Taught my dog roll over first and makes this much easier! The command “alive” is so cute and fun thank you very much
Thanks Kaleb! Yes - having the rollover trick under your belt can definitely be helpful! (though some dogs find it hard to stop in the side position!) Glad you found the video helpful! Happy Training!
@@DoggyU this is where i struggle! He just automatically rolls over idk what to do lol
@@dusk3882 Make sure they are nibbling the food simultaneously while you hold is so you can stop the rollover mid roll. You can also consider doing it near a wall or on a couch so rolling over won't make sense/be possible in that context.
Thanks so much! My 7 year old pup learned this in 30 minutes. Such a cool party trick!
That is soo awesome! Make sure to tag us on Instagram @doggy.u so we can share your success! :)
Great video!! Your training tips are so clear - thank you! I taught my dog how to do this from the down position in five minutes. :-)
My dog was in a place and when you said free she got up lol
HA!!! I love that! I often have clients that say their dog will respond to cues on my video lol!
Yeah lol shes a great pup and will listen the thing is is that sometimes she listens to well. Once I was at a store and was talking to my mom and I she told me to go get something and I said ok normally and my pupper was in a sit stay and she started walking towards me and I was confused for a sec and then realized that I said her break word which was ok now its free lol cause of that
OMG same!!! My service dog, Harley. She said “free” and he jumped up 😂
@DoggyU THANK YOU SOOO MUCH!! MY PUPPY LEARNED TO PLAY DEAD W/YOUR BANG! TRICK IN 20 MINUTES & SHE HAD FUN DOING IT! ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE🎯
Hey Ashley! That's so awesome!! Make sure you tag us @doggy.u if you're on instagram! We'd love to show off your progress! Happy Training!
Love how that black dog is listening so careful then the dog who is the trick
Thank you so much!
You're welcome!
I am so happy I found you. You are so good at dog training and have a great friendly personality.
Thanks Julie! This comment made my day! Happy training!
Hi. I am a new dog owner. I really enjoyed this video because it made teaching the dog easy to learn, and it was also productive and enjoy food for my dog. Thank you very much!
I'm so glad you found it useful! Welcome to the channel!
Thanks for all your tips ! I was able to teach my girl this trick in the span of 3 hours (lots of breaks in between of course)
That's awesome! If you're on insta, make sure you tag us so I can share it @doggy.u :)
Watched this today and straight after went and taught my puppy to play dead even tho she goes down so dramatically and she doesn't go down without a fight🤣🤣 but amazing advice worked like a charm
That's awesome! So glad you found it helpful! Remember to tag us on instagram @doggy.u so we can post your tricks to our stories! :)
AWESOME stuff! My dog was reacting to "bang" within minutes!!!! I will work with her more until I can surprise her "father" Christmas morning! :)
Yay!! That's awesome! Be sure to tag @doggy.u on instagram so I can share it in my stories and show off your hard work! Merry Christmas!
The fact that the dog will never know that he is actually playing dead. 😬
the biggest problem my family has when training down is that my dog doesn’t want to get up again, he just wants to cuddle and get belly rubbed instead haha
Once you've got the down, mark, reward, and then toss a treat a few feet away to reset ;)
This was actually helpful my pup is 1 and 1/2 years old he finally learned to lay down on command without any treats
This method totally worked for me and my pup. Your videos are great!
Thank you so much Deanna! Be sure to tag us on instagram so we can show off your progress! :)
Great video this worked like a charm. Taught my dog this trick in 45min!!
That's so awesome Russ! I highly recommend breaking trick sessions into short, 5-10 minute sessions. You want to leave them wanting more ;) so glad this worked for you!!
Sounds good thanks for the help.
Absolutely love this page!! Have never tried to teach any of my dogs this trick, but this step by step made it super easy!! Thank you so much
Hi Brittany! I'm so glad you found this video helpful! I have a whole bunch of trick training videos available. Make sure you subscribe, and maybe check out this fun one: th-cam.com/video/F31aaTIQ9cs/w-d-xo.html
So glad you're here! :)
Love the way the other dog watches patiently..going teach my super naughty beagle now...!
Love your energy! Thanks!
Thank you!
The dog behind wanted treats 😂
yup! lol
Show me “your belly or balls”?? Is that what I heard? 00:10 seconds in.
You are a amazing dog trainer
Aww shucks! Thanks Jessica! Thanks for watching! :)
My dog was really attentive today so I thought I should take advantage of it so I'm teaching her a new trick
Awesome! Have fun training!
thanks, very easy to follow
Glad it helped!
Thurs gonna look so cool doing the bang😅
Can you do a day in the life with your dogs please ?
Hi Mariam! I'll definitely add it to the list! In the meantime, I do have a video called "Morning Routine" where I show you what my morning with my dogs looks like that may be helpful: th-cam.com/video/ywwBPASZpFQ/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for this guide, one of the few videos of this trick which doesn’t use clicker, as i find clicker is unpractical
Thank you for the feedback! I do often use a clicker, but I do find that some people find it easier to use verbal markers. Happy training and be sure to tag us on instagram @doggy.u so we can show off your trick!
@@DoggyU yes, i always use verbal marker on my dog, and she understands but perhaps takes longer than clicker but i find it easier as oftentimes i need two hands for training this trick :). My dog is slowly getting there on this trick but she still doesn’t react to flop over if I only show her the gun hand signal, i need to guide her with my hand to flop over 🙂
@@rtjahyadi7868 lots of reps is what you need on this one. Only do a few at a time over the course of a couple weeks, and fade the cue slowly. You got this!
I love the way you teach your dog. What kind of healthy treats do you use ?Thank you.
Thank you Eileen! I use a ton of different kinds of treats, everything from storebought like Zukes all the way to dehydrated hearts, lungs, liver, etc. as well as carrots and blueberries for dogs that like those, or cheese, steak, and chicken. There are so many healthy option - it all depends on what your particular dog is into!
@@DoggyU thank you.
@@eileenmeans9272 Welcome :)
My dog picked this up in minutes ! She’s so clever ^^
I'm so glad you found it helpful! Be sure to tag us on Instagram @doggy.u so we can share your trick in our stories!
The other dog is like oh is that how you do it
Thanks to this video, my dog learned bang bang in under 10 minutes 😂 Thank you for this!!
So glad your pup picked it up so quickly! Tag me over on instagram @doggy.u so we can share your trick progress :)
This is amazing thank you so much!!!
Thanks so much for taking the time to comment Thomas! Happy Training!
Thank you. My dogs got it down 🎉
Yay!!!! Congrats! Happy Training!
Bro the dog in the back wanting some treats the entire time 🤣 he drooled at 4:36😂
Don't worry - he got all the snackos after we stopped rolling!
Thank you for the help!
You're welcome!
Awesome! Thanks I’m trying this 😊
Yay!! Make sure you tag us on instagram @doggy.u to show off your trick progress :)
Great video! My dog alredy know down, this is next in the list of tricks, thanks!! You are great!
Happy training!
Trying to teach this to my german shepherd rough collie mix. Then my yorkie. My yorkie is really smart Im sure she will get it quick
She's so smart!!!
Definitely!
The dog in the back is like “yooooo I can see youuuuuu”
😂
I'm in the middle of teaching my dog but you just have to guide her to do it i just cant do it without treats she'll know when i have treats or when i dont she does sit when i dont have any but thats about it thank you for teaching me
Take it slow and do shorter sessions with less reps. Also practice keeping rewards off your body for other behaviors your dog knows. If you need more guidance, check out our options in the DoggyU Community at Patreon.com/doggyu.
Thank you
You're welcome!
Thank gosh i found a easy dog training vid 🙌 the other ones are so dificult and ha ve so much steps
Thanks so much for your kind words CS Ewen! Glad you found it helpful!
I was trying to watch zak George’s video (it was good) but he didn’t teach how to tip the hips that’s why this helped thanks :)
Hi Minty! Thank you so much for taking the time to comment! Im glad you found this video helpful! :)
I did this and it worked and its really cute!
Yay! I'm so glad it worked for you! Be sure to tag us on instagram @doggy.u so I can show off your trick in my stories!
Hi, thank you so much for great video, very easy to understand but I am just wondering if I can teach this trick to my 1 year old pup. Please suggest. 🙏
Absolutely! The darker black heeler in the video was 2 when I rescued him and learned all his tricks as an adult :)
@@DoggyU Thank you so much.
Your doggo is so calm. Mine is so active and hyper, don't listen to my command
LOL they are not calm doggos (they only play calm dogs on TV lol!). They are high energy working and herding breeds. But for certain dogs it's really helpful to take them on a nice hour long sniffy walk before starting training. And be sure to keep training sessions short. If they aren't listening to your cues, it's them telling you that they don't understand them and you need to train them further. Make it fun and keep it short.
Awesome... Makes it look so easy..
Be sure to take it slow in 2-3 minute training sessions over many sessions. Reward generously for slightest try from your dog!
Thank for this helpful video, I used it to train my pup , and of course ur trick really worked
So glad you found this helpful!
Hey. Curious as to what that bed is that you other dog is laying on. And where I could get it?
KLIMB: amzn.to/2sUzeS4
This helped so much, Thank you. I am only 9 years old and this helped alot, Again thank you so much.
I'm so glad this was helpful for you! Keep on learning and check out our newest video on leg weaves. It's a fun one!: th-cam.com/video/F31aaTIQ9cs/w-d-xo.html
So awesome❤ I got my puppy to do this no problem! Thank you 😊
Yay!! Be sure to tag us on instagram @doggy.u so we can post your trick to our stories :)!
so cute the first time she layed down on her own
This was great!! Thanks!
You're welcome! :)
Hi there, I know this is an older video but I'm hoping to get a response. My dog is doing excellent with tipping, we've had 3 or 4 sessions roughly 10 to 20 minutes each and he's at the point he will tip each time I say bang and bring the treat around and over his head, but using the verbal command and the gesture of the gun alone won't have him tip. He seems to be stuck associating the action of tipping with my hand going over his head instead of the gun and verbal command. Is this something that more practice sessions over the next few days will help with? I'm following everything to a T. He is an older dog though but he's highly intelligent, I just feel I may have dumb something wrong to where he's associating tipping with movement over his head more than the command itself
Learning the cue can be really challenging for some dogs and takes lots of repetitions. You're likely not doing anything wrong, just need more practice. I would do a 2 minute session twice a day for a week. Also make sure you're giving the verbal cue and finger cue a second before you use your hand to roll over his head. He will get it eventually, will likely just take time. Make sure the sessions are short, and if you'd like me to review video of your training and give you more specific pointers, check out my patreon page at Patreon.com/doggyu. Happy training!
@@DoggyU I appreciate the response, in the time since I posted that comment he's actually mastered the command! Thank you, you guys are the best
@@justinrandall1971 well that was quick! Nice work!!! Be sure to tag us on instagram @doggy.u if you want to show us your progress. Would love to repost in my stories to show off your hard work! :)
Thank you so much, my dog learned this move in an hour
That's awesome! Be sure to tag us on Instagram so we can share your progress in our stories! @Doggy.U!
I already taught mine how to roll over. So it must be easy.
U don't have to share to everyone no one cares
@@skinnydorito2767 no one cares about you
@@skinnydorito2767 rude much?
So how was it? Mine already knew how to roll over too. Was it really easy to teach this one? Just started day 1 and he tends to do roll-over all the time.
@@ravakaihariely9102 I have a feeling my collie will do the same...
I laughed at the “troubleshooting tip” caption. I feel like my dog needs a lot of troubleshooting 😂
😂😂
Thanks! My dog isnt quite there yet but we have got into the position a few times. We have mastered the hip but when ever we do the next bit he just gets up !
Spend some more time getting him comfortable with tipping the hip. Be sure he's on a soft surface like a dog bed or a couch, and move through slowly. Take any small little step towards your goal of the flop. That could be a head tilt, a muscle movement, etc. Just break your criteria for reinforcement down really really tiny to get to the next step, and reinforce heavily :) Happy Training!
Where did you get the treat pouch from?
Thanks for reaching out! I always put the equipment I use in the description of my videos. You can find the treat pouch here: Treat Pouch: amzn.to/2Wi0HJR
I have two mini-Doxis. Their legs are 2’ long . You lower the treat to the floor and they can reach it just fine. Lying down doesn’t happen.
So to do this trick, you do need to teach a down first. For little dogs you can build a bridge by sitting on the floor with your legs in a bridge. Lower the legs as low as needed for the dog to need to get on their belly to get the treat under your legs.
@@DoggyU what do you mean by bridge?
@@meetyounever6923 watch the third method used here: th-cam.com/video/JZ9qmarlyyA/w-d-xo.html
I was looking at the dog which was behind the lady in the whole video 😂😂🤣🤣
He's a good doggo :)
I saw a vid on TikTok and wached it twice then taught my grandmas dog Bang AND walk
Thank you so much,this really helped.
Thanks so much for taking the time to comment! Glad it was helpful!
My dog is a springer spaniel puppy and when she lays down her face looks so funny so I want to teach her how to do this
Good luck with the training!
Great job I love your presentation
Thanks Chucky! Thanks for taking the time to comment and for watching :)
Brilliant can't wait to start training my Sumo. Your other dog salivating in the background cracks me up 😂😂
Hehe - don't worry - got all the snackos!
Be sure to tag us on Instagram @doggy.u so we can put your progress in our stories! Happy Training!
My puppy already knows play dead with a hand gesture. So going to extend that to bang. I thought it would be helpful if she knew play dead to brush her belly.
Because I am on my own and only have 2 hands.
nice trick!!! simple. wanna try it later. Thank u!!
Thanks JM G for taking the time to comment and good luck on your trick training! Tag us on insta @doggy.u if you want to show it off ;)
My dog just automatically rolls over 😂
If they already have a rollover trick, you have to be a bit more savvy with your lure, using your lure hand to stop the rollover progress. Alternatively, you can set them up on a couch where rolling over isn't an option.
The dog on the side makes me laugh 🤣
She's like "ummm my turn for snacks please, k thanks!" 😂
very useful thank you
Thanks Sara! :)
good job
Thank you! Cheers!
🤣 my dog wishes she’ll get this many treats to learn a trick ! DAMN. A great video, nonetheless…will try with my Doberman this weekend !
Being generous with rewards will get you where you want to go faster ;) Good luck!
How do you do the second tip??
This was awesome thanks! My dog can "Bang, Bang!" 🐶
Wahoo! That's awesome! Make sure to tag us @doggy.u on instagram so we can share your success!
So I’ve been trying to do this with my dog, he’s about four months old, and I get him into the laydown position but when I try to get him out of the sphinx position he just follows the treat while he’s laying down is there any tips for that??
Thanks for this!!
You're welcome Cort! Be sure to tag us on instagram @doggy.u to show off your progress!
Cries in littermate syndrome!!! 😢 Impossible to teach littermate brothers tricks due to so many issues that stemmed from it. Wish I knew beforehand to never get two pups the same age. Too late now, they just turned 1. 😢😢😢 But love your video, you're such a great trainer!!
I'm so sorry you're dealing with that! I highly recommend getting a trainer on board, and spending time with the pups and existing and training separately throughout the day. While it can be challenging, progress can always be made! Good luck
Awesome, Really Helpful 👍👍
So glad you found this one helpful! Thanks for taking the time to comment and be sure to tag us in your trick on instagram @Doggy.U!
YOUR THE BEST.... THANKS
Thanks :)
I have a dog and I'm watching this
It can be challenging when my dog is not treat/food motivated. 2 year old border collie. I can get her to lay down, and on her hip.. but i can quite get her to roll over :p
Were workin on it lol. Shes a good listener tho, she wants to learn.. i think the problem is my ability to learn :p
If they're not currently food motivated, i would work on increasing their food motivation first. If they eat to stay alive, they can be trained to eat as a reward. I'd up the value of food and find out in which scenarios they will eat and then build on that. Things like steak, fish skins, chicken, whip cream even, can be great options for getting them excited about eating treats. You can also reinforce eating with things they do like, like if they eat a treat, they get to play tug. This will make eating a more functional reward.