How to Teach Your Dog a Left and Right About Turn. Loose Leash Walking.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 พ.ค. 2020
- In this video, we will be teaching our dog to perform a left and right about-turn.
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The right about-turn is much easier to teach than the left about-turn is, so I would suggest starting there. It will also help if your dog already knows the markers (conditioned reinforcers), the concept of leash pressure, walking backward, and power steering.
This exercise is not only fun to perform with your dog, but it will also improve your heel command and loose leash walking.
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Like that spiral technique. Thats a nice option for dogs that don't follow luring so great.
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Such great advice in this instructional video. Love Arih!
Glad it was helpful! I love Arih too! Lol! She's such a fun dog. :)
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Thanks. Great video. I’m a new FF/PR trainer and always looking for additional tips! I’ll definitely be sharing this with my advanced students.
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Well explained Nate.. I will definitely be trying all of this.
I especially like the way u have.used the lead to "teach the dog" what u want the dog to do..
What an awesome spin. Real snappy.. my dog does it but a lot slower and with a lot more emphasis on.luring..
Thanks! Don't feel bad about a slower spin. Often the dogs genetics can play a roll in how fast they will perform the spin command. However, you can try some of the strategies in my "Speed up your dogs commands" video to increase your pups speed. th-cam.com/video/8I7e7NbFWpE/w-d-xo.html :)
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Another awesome video, Nate! I do wish you would have used a dog that didn't already know this, though. Excellent point - never work with ANY animal when you're in a bad mood (this advice translates well to spouses, too!)
Thanks! Once California opens back up, I'll start making more videos with different dogs. :)
@@NateSchoemer how many dogs do you have?
What can you do if have trouble with the lure method?
Great tip on training with earbuds in!! I've been wondering how to make training more energetic for both of us, as a with a lot of the things we're working on (left and right turns included!) it's so repetitive I've been getting really bored and the dog totally knows it! In this video, Arih walks backwards really beautifully- Loki now knows the commands for walking backwards, and walking backwards in a heel, but instead of walking nicely, he is pretty jerky and sort of bunny-hops backwards, and then will shuffle forward again to self correct into a proper heel position. Is this a result of something we've done wrong while training him? Or is it something that will become more natural for him with time?
Thanks again!
Thanks for the question, Chloe. I would have to see a video to give you a good answer to your question. However, a lot of dogs can take a little while to really figure out how their body works. Usually with practice the can perform the behavior with a little more finesse. I would also work on the backward walk a little more out of the heel position and have him walk backward on different platforms, so he can become more aware of his backend.
Why didn’t I watch this earlier 🤦♂️ haha can I start this training while I’m still teaching the steps for a focused heel with my 6 month puppy?
Lol! Absolutely! :)
I was wondering why the dog started barking during the end training routine? Was she just excited and having fun or is there another reason?
Great instructional videos by the way, very easy to follow, very clear guidance.
Yes, she always barks during training. She loves training so much and that's how she shows her excitement. :) SHe's been doing that since she was a puppy.
Your dog is hyper-focused on you. Is this because of the food lure? If not how do you accomplish this? My GSD (1.5 yrs) is so chill - he doesn't get distracted, just does things at his own pace. He's also not overly food/treat-motivated which makes it more of a challenge. Any advice appreciated. Thanks.
Great question and this is why I use mealtime as training time. Meaning, I make the dog/puppy work for every bite. When they work for it, it increases the value of the food. With a puppy, I will often start with a high-quality dry food during the training process. I also usually give the puppy raw goat milk from answers, to help ensure the dog is getting enough quality nutrition. In addition, I train with freeze-dried dog food, but that can be very pricey. Usually, a high-quality kibble will be okay. I transition them to raw when all the main training is completed. However, I do continue to train the dog for the entire life of the dog. It’s just as important and playing and bonding. Lastly, engagement training will also help with your dogs focus. You can learn about that here: th-cam.com/video/UkZ7ucpK9sc/w-d-xo.html I hope that helps and if possible, consider supporting my channel. Thanks! :) www.patreon.com/NateSchoemer
do you have a video of how to teach a dog to follow you like that on your side? i haven't watched all your videos. i tried to look for it because i think i'll need that before this right?
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Yes, it’s right here. th-cam.com/video/QqnyEJu5jtU/w-d-xo.html thanks! 😁
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Hi Nate...I'm getting a GSD pup in a couple of days. I've been watching all your videos and preparing myself for the little one coming. She is just 5 weeks old. When should I start training her?
Thanks! I like to start the official training when they are at 8 weeks of age. :)
How to train sleep and roll
I don't know if you can teach a dog to sleep on command, but you can teach them to lay down. Roll over is often accomplished by luring the dog into a down and then using the lure to get them to roll over. In the early stages, you can also help the dog roll over with your hand.
Sorry for this question but just found your videos today. How long do you continue the rewards after they are fully trained?
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How many commands can you teach at one time and do they need to know the command completely to move onto another ?
Once you can get the dog to do the behavior with the physical cue, you can then teach multiple behaviors at one time. Check out this video as an example. th-cam.com/video/g9n1W_cP8fg/w-d-xo.html Jump to 21:15
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How many commands can you teach at one time and do they need to know the command completely to move onto another ?
Once you can get the dog to do the behavior with the physical cue, you can then teach multiple behaviors at one time. Check out this video as an example. th-cam.com/video/g9n1W_cP8fg/w-d-xo.html Jump to 21:15
hi !thanks for your videos sir !1 question,why does the dog listen to me in the house but outside he does what he wants, ignores me or walks in front of me? gsd 9 months
Hi Claudiu, I posted a video answering your question in my TH-cam Facebook group. You can get access to the group here: facebook.com/groups/NateSchoemers Thanks!
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What do you use for treats?
I like to use freeze-dried dog food. :)
My dog overshoots stuff a lot and "guesses" what I'm going to ask him because he gets too overstimulated and hyper fixated on the food. This has been a major issue for us, I know he is capable of learning so much but he just can never execute or preform reliably/correctly because of this. For example, if he sees me have a treat or even knows I'm about to ask him to do a series of tasks he will cycle through "sit" "down" "sit" "side" "through" "go to bed" etc, all very rapidly. I've tried keeping all food until the end of the session but then I notice he doesn't care to stay focused on me. It's a vicious cycle
I would try teaching leash pressure and using the continuation marker more, to slow the pup down a little. It may also help to lower the quality of the reward. For example; if you're using treats, try using his kibble. Then I would reinforce each command with the leash pressure, so he isn't guessing what's command is coming. Here's a video on teaching leash pressure: th-cam.com/video/hCb1Y86eYBQ/w-d-xo.html
How can I teach my dog. Heel position?
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Hi Oltion! Thanks for the question and thanks for sharing the link Kevin!
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