Teach Your Puppy To Fetch Part One| Labrador Retriever Puppy Training Session
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2024
- Today Uncle Stonnie is demonstrating how we teach Labrador Retriever puppies to fetch and explaining why we like to use the Inductive retrieve method to build strong foundations.
The inductive retrieve is an awesome way for novice trainers to learn to express their expectations and motivate puppies to meet those expectations!
00:00 - Introduction with Field Bred Labrador Retriever
05:57 - Winston (Chocolate English Labrador Retriever Puppy)
11:45 - Toby Keith (Chocolate English Labrador Retriever Puppy 18)
19:29 - Riot (Fox Red Labrador Retriever Puppy)
26:41 - Honey (Black Labrador Retriever Puppy)
We hope you guys enjoy!
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Stonnie is the BEST! We traveled from Florida to take Toby Keith for in kennel training. We researched trainers for months and after watching hours of videos we knew Stonnie was the only trainer for Toby!
Toby is a handsome puppy! Where did you get him?
I had a Pembroke Welsh corgi who would fetch until his stubby little legs nearly gave out. He loved fetch and would do it for as long as we let him. I grew up with Golden retrievers, and he put some of those dogs to shame. He came by it completely naturally, which both baffled and tickled me. I sure miss my little boy.😢❤ Love your videos, Stonnie. Thank you for sharing your love of dogs with us. You are a treasure.😊
My best friends have a Golden & their son has Golden & Corgi. When we play fetch in the house with all three, the Corgi rules. The Retrievers don't stand a chance.
I didn't need a tutorial for this tbh. I just really wanted to see cute lab puppies fetch.
Side note: the grass is very healthy looking 👍
Sawat Diiiiii (Hello) from Phuket Thailand…
In late 2020 I found myself being retired from the cockpit of my helicopter over in Abu Dhabi. My young copilots were asking what I was going to do during my retirement..?
I told all of them that I was going to get another (My 3rd) Golden Retriever and teach her how to swim.
They didn’t get it….
In March ‘21, 8 week old “Sandy” took up residence at my home here on the island of Phuket in SW Thailand (8N098E)
Your videos over the past 3 years have been instrumental in both Sandy’s….. and my “Recurrent Training”.
Watching you work is almost like climbing into the Flight Simulator every 6 months and running through “How to”procedures.
You nailed it when you said…..”Have Fun”…. Just like we tried to do in the cockpit….
With that said, I have decided to get Sandy, who is now 3yrs 5mo old…… a roommate.
Another female Golden Retriever will be joining our pack next week. Like Sandy, “Tylor” comes from good American stock/blood-line.
Raising another Golden Retriever puppy starting at 65yrs of age….. is going to be challenging. But, the work that you are doing over there on that side of the planet, is helping make my work over here, much easier.
Many thanks…..
That’s awesome! Thank you for commenting!
At the beginning of the video Annie looked at you like “You do realize what I am the star of the video right?” Great video, great pups🤓
Ha!
I really like your cooperative, relaxed, common sense, and fun way of working with dogs! 👍
I’ve watched soooo many, if not all, of your videos. So much so, that I found myself saying to our black chubby following a bit of off leash training, “oh my gosh, you’re such a good dog!”
I started calling mine Nerd
There's not a lot of dog training channels I like, but I love this channel!
Really enjoyed you showing a bit of the process. The awkward and potentially frustrating work, even for a pro.
Thank you!
I love keeping it as fun as possible. But I teach all my dogs to pick up stuff to carry it. I make the carrying fun for them. So fun to watch training tips.
Very good video.
At 19:44 for a brief second I thought that bird landed on Riot! Some movie magic!
"Miss America dun cook eggs"😁😁 Uncle Stonnie ur really funny, love all ur videos and the doggos too!!
My standard poodle has been the most enthusiastic retrieving dog I've ever dealt with. It's her favorite game, which is good because she's very high energy.
I have miniature poodles. All of them have/had an inborn, high drive, fetch response.
Kind of related, but not really - I was watching the music video of Chase Rice's Bench Seat, and it reminded me of you because of your love for black labs. A really pretty song, but a tearjerker.
I would just like to add that you can teach pretty much any dog to retrieve, especially if you start them out as puppies. It doesn't have to be natural born retrievers, for those watching who don't have one of those.
The key is to start them out in a narrow passageway you've made in your yard, or a hallway, with an item you've made exciting. Throw it down the end, and now there is no where else for them to go but back through you. And once they come back near you, you simply offer them their favorite treat in exchange for the retrieving item. (Or another exciting toy you swap with, etc)
Alot of dogs would naturally want to possess the item, or engage in a game of tag, and generally find it harder to understand the concept of retrieving in an open space like on stonnies big field there, therefore narrowing that field down to there only being back and forth -no sideways, simplifies the excercise alot, especially for the none natural born retrievers
I should quickly add that by teaching any dog to retrieve i mean the basic concept of retrieving something. Your random dog is obviously unlikely to ever achieve a rock solid soft mouth retrieve politely to hand. But i think what most people want is just being able to play fetch etc
Annie is soooo adorable! My puppy and I love fetch, and I taught him with your instructions. Its good that you taught us that perfection isn't as important as having fun. He can play fetch with little kids now, and they are thrilled. Heis a one year old golden retriever field bred. No other dog I have raised does as well,at everything , not just fetching! I owe our success to your teaching and philosophy. You are the greatest!
Another great video on training, I recommend your videos to new puppy owners because you give concrete good methods of training any dog, taking into account the specific dog's breed and personality
I’m glad you like our content! Thanks for watching!
Riot may be the best looking dog I've ever seen. Certainly top 5.
Stonnie! If you can get Toby Keith to fetch, you can get him to sing too!!!
great vid, uk
Boy, no offense here, but Riot, the fox-red, is in the right place with Stonnie to work on that good'ole proprioception!❤🙂
Great video! My Lab puppy is picking up on training very well. Thanks to a ton of your videos.
Thank you!
Thank you for this video! I will be using your advice!
This is gonna be fun.
O my gosh! It is so cute what a good video 👍
Great video
Great video!!
Thank you!
beautiful picture 🥰
Hi Stonie, what are you using for “treats”? Is it regular kibble, or something special?
And how do you introduce the wistle you use? I don’t think I have seen you talk about it?
Thanks for another great video.
Oh and Annie makes you look like a rock star!!
Thanks!
Thank you for watching!
My terrier wants to be a lab so bad 😂 I can never get the hold right. Thank you for the best explanation on how to do this!
Roscoe has been able to retrieve for 2 days because of a sprained ankle… and feels so deprived! No limp today so we should be good to go tomorrow. He has really been very patient. He lives to fetch and swim. Great video and lesson. Thanks 🙏
That’s unable of course.
Very nice training🫶
Thank you!
I have one of those good looking black labs, both his parents are show champs. Fantastic dog, perfect obedience training, off leash, my daughter trained him as a therapy dog. Loves going to the nursing home.
I initially did retrieving with him and he was great, but now he loves to fetch, but won’t bring it back? What happened?
I really enjoyed your approach! Seems like a more positive reward based “forced fetch.” Do you ever have that don’t respond well enough, and require a “more traditional” negative reinforcement follow up, such as ear pinch?
No, I don’t teach retrieving for money so I don’t feel the need to make a dog who doesn’t want to retrieve.
Personally, if I needed a good retriever and the one I had didn’t fit the bill, I would just buy another dog.
@@StonnieDennisgotcha, and makes total sense. I personally don’t have any interest in a field trial dog, but do enjoying hunting. I like your approach better, and feel like proper genetics would be sufficient for that.
Carl Jung over here live from Prague
LOL…Jordan Peterson Podcast gave you a new name to drop?
Would you link the teaching video that shows how to teach the dog to release a toy/ball and not continue to hold on to it with him playing the game of, "ha, ha. Just try to get this from me...bet you can't...ha, ha, ha"? Can't figure out what I'm doing wrong! Thank you in advance.
Did you watch this video?
What’s your take on the Noem bird dog story Stonnie?
My Lagotto pup keeps walking away with fetching toys to chew on them. Is it too early to teach her how to play fetch or am I doing something wrong.
If I don’t have a table do I just do it on the ground?
Sure, the table just saves a lot of bending over.
Not sure if anyone is aware but AKC just added FETCH for Fit Dog Clubs. Just you and your dog in the ring. Hope that helps.
Am hoping you're open to learning - Susan Garrett has one of the best retrieve videos on TH-cam. Will also try shaping getting them interested in holding from Uncle Stonnie's video. Hope that helps.
I have a ton of videos on retrieving.
And Stonnies videos are the best. Don't even bother watching anyone else. They can't compare.
👍🏽👍🏽
I have a labrador, I don't need to teach her. 😂
If you have a Lab that politely delivers to hand, you are a lucky person!
She politely drops it within 10 feet of me somewhere. She's English Lol. But I want to thank you, I've used 90% of your directions in teaching my Lab.
@@StonnieDennis this is her at 4 months th-cam.com/users/shortsUW8XlWpyOwg?si=q7Cylc9tHqkbfXGT
😂😂😂comes natural 😂never get tired.