DOG BARKING AT GUESTS? Try These Training Techniques
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 มี.ค. 2022
- Are you tired of your furry friend barking at visitors when they arrive at your home or reacting to other dogs on walks? Fear not, because Tom Davis has got you covered! In his monthly out-of-state program at the Upstate Canine Academy, Tom works his magic with three dogs, including a fearful German Shepherd. By utilizing his expert training techniques, Tom will show you how to train your dog to stop barking at guests and react calmly to other dogs while on walks. Whether you're a first-time dog owner or a seasoned pro, Tom's will equip you with the skills to overcome any behavioral challenges your dog may be facing.
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LOVE how receptive the second owner was, (not that the others weren’t). The way she asked for clarification and recognized it’s her job to set up her dog for success, definitely makes me want to be just as receptive with my pups!
Every time I watch a video I always find myself nodding along and saying Yeeeeeees! You are adept at explaining what people know but can't put into words. You are adept at Lightbulb Moments. It's magic to watch.
I cannot begin to tell you how much help your videos are. The shepherd in this video mirrors my shepherd. After seeing this video I realize the two trainers I tried (one xmilitary, one police dog trainer) were much to harsh with my dog. When I applied your method of gentle pressure versus a sharp correction, the change in my dog was nothing short of miraculous. She scares people to death with her "aggressive" posture and barking, but in fact she is simply hyper sensitive- using your method she is gaining confidence in leaps and bounds because she has time to work through in her mind what I'm asking her to do without fear of too quick a response from me, or too severe a correction. She is incredibly intelligent and wants to please - sometimes "less" is "more". Thank you, thank you, thank you.
All of these dogs seem soooo sweet. I hope for both their sake and the owners sake they can find comfort around other people and situations
Love the slight change in format, it's always brilliant to see how you apply the same techniques to each of the dogs but adapt them as you go.
I so wish we were closer! There are not many trainers who are willing to adjust to what is best for the dog and dog owners.
Man going back to the basics of training is something we all sometimes need to do when working with some dogs. This was a great set of videos for 3 dogs.
Love seeing multiple stories within the same videos. Going back to my basics has made such a huge difference with my pup and you can visibly see the difference with her confidence, thanks Tom! Looking forward for more tips and videos
This was great! Tom, you’re so insightful in reading each dog. The fear factor with the shepherd and how you worked with him was so helpful! Thank you for making these videos available. I’m looking forward to your California trip. I’m good to try and attend with my Dogo Argentino.
I love that you are being honest to the owners!
What a solid group of people! Great job as always, Tom! I’m preparing to get a puppy in the next few months, and your videos have been a tremendous help. I loved watching these three cases simultaneously. It really put some things into perspective. God bless!
Really enjoyed this video. I’ve learned over the last year is that your training is always ongoing, even if your dog is a quick learner. The more I learn, the better we get together.
To have a training session with Tom, would be so amazing 👏, he is so knowledgeable and I love his techniques! Very good mentality
Your handling instruction has helped me and a neighbor work with her Great Dane. Thank you for putting this out there!
Like the 3 dog combo! a little change to break things up! As always excellent video! Encourage all to join the nbd army and join the community! Great people with the same love for dogs as all members!
Hello from NYC. I like the 3 pup structure. It allows for different POVs. Your way of discipline and helping pup get of fears is a great way to help owners “get it” with their dogs. Each situation is unique. Keep up the good work.
Yes! I need this one! My pup is doing better at others homes than in ours.
I always learn something from you're videos that helps me with my dogs. Appreciate your work!
LOVE the 3 training dog format! Please consider doing it again.
This was great information! I have nervous, fearful dog. Tom's videos have help us overcome a lot! Thank you 😊
I've been learning so much about reactivity and feel better about communicating with my adolescent puppy because of it.
Thank you dude for all your advice and training,you have saved my SBT ,hes turned into a loving and very obedient dog.
I met a dog like the last one this past week and had the opportunity to work with him for about 10 minutes. He was unconfident and had some separation anxiety from his owner. After the first 5 minutes, I could see him begin to open up but the owner continued to reinforce the anxious behavior (unknowingly). Thanks to your videos, I felt confident with my handling of the dog and saw results instantly. To a degree, of course because I was limited on time. However, the owner let his frustrations cloud the positive things I was showing and telling him about his dog, and what may help them with their situation. I am slowly coming into my groove with training. Your videos have helped me properly train my anxious rescue. He will always be a little anxious but he has become such a smart, confident dog that I have to thank you for your work and content.
Great results as always Tom. Thank you .
My dog died about a month ago. I miss him so. :( I am filling the hole in my heart with your videos, it's always a pleasure to watch and learn. You help so many dog owners!
Find it amazing all the different e collar methodologies. I would say yours is like the very first e collar training I ever heard about 20+ years ago. Very proven technique. My dog would get excited when she saw the collar come out, meant we were going somewhere.
Brilliant sessions,👌🏻❤️ much love for what you guys do.
I have a nervous dog. During prime time socialization I broke my leg so we couldn’t go out. This video has showed me a lot that I need to work on. I’m trying to build his confidence and I’m slowly seeing progress but we still have a long way to go.
Super helpful been training my black lab with Tom Davis techniques and it's been working soo well coolest training channel
Starting in 1 minute, ive been waiting for this
The first dog is exactly like my dog and I share the same concerns with the first owners. Looking forward to learning from this video. 🤞
Great video to wake up to this Saturday morning!!
You are one of the best Dog Psychologist I ever watch in YT.
I CANNOT WAIT FOR THIS! I am so excited!
I have an embarrassing Aussie and I have really been wanting to work with him in this and just have not made the time, thank you for the inspiration and I look forward to learning about managing and correcting this behavior! Thanks Tom!
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My issue , too, with the same breed.
I learn so much with every video - thank you so much! 💖🙏💖
Thank you for this amazing content, so helpful!
Each dog is different but yet they all made progress. I hope the owners keep it up.
So much information!
Great video. Great work on all 3.
Our Doberman was bad at this but with your videos we definitely got him to chill out quick
I just found out your 30mins from me. Really thinking about bringing my puppy cane corso-pit mix in for some training. Mostly on leash. Love the videos
Watching from uk been following the channel for a while absolutely love it
Wow, Tom you are a great trainer!
Thank you so so much for your videos. I’ve had my rescue pitty for 2 years now. In the last 6 months I haven’t been able able to walk her so I’ve been letting my son do it. Since then. I’ve noticed her behavior getting worst around the property. Barking at the school kids walking by… running along the fence as people pass.
I started walking her again and realized she’s become reactive. Lunging at cars and people. She never did this before. I realize now that letting my son walk her was a mistake. He’s too young. I think she now feels insecure and is reacting to that. So I’ve started working with her again. Using a slip lead and making tight directional changes. Just a week in and she’s already made great improvements. Thank you for helping me understand how her insecurity in her handler can cause her to react. I didn’t realize that and it’s already made big improvements. I know she’s a good girl and I’m confident that with some work she will be able to enjoy walks and camping and all that.
Loved it!!! Multi dogs is a good format. 🙂
Thanks for awesome informative videos!
Always good stuff. Ty
Heyyy Tom, just got my Tom Davis 280c dogtra collar…super stoked…my parents have had my pitty, Onyxx, and I’m finally able to have her fully and made the choice to get your Ecollar for my peace of mind. She’s obedient for the most part just has issues with distractions so i made that choice of your collar. Cant wait!
Another amazing session. Tom is good at training the owners. He never criticize or 'correct' the way the owner is handling his or her dog but he leads by example. I have been using a HS prong collar but my my dog doesn't always respond to it. I have to learn how to 'pop' like Tom does. Plz come to SF for an out of state sessions.
Instead using abusive bullshit learn basics about dogs that you lack.
Hope these nervous pups continue to grow in their journey!
Tom!!!! Killin it brother!
Thank you
I’ve learned so much from you ! 🥰
Tom is the bomb 💣!!
Im excited
Super cool video with following 3 dogs at once! Love to see how the training gets specifically tailored depending on the dog and owners
I really needed that explanation of the remote collar. I had a grasp of what it meant but now it’s a lot easier to understand. Thank you.
Agreed. I was using it more as a correction, not as a lead up to a desired response.
@@scottiajohnston8025 people see prong and ecollars as punishment but they are to be used to communicate
Communication should not mean discomfort, that literally makes no sense. How would you like it if you were in the garden and to get you inside I gave you a shock to your neck?? Or to get you to stand next to me I put a spikey round of metal at your throat? It’s ridiculous and it’s simply not okay. They don’t even train police dogs with those methods.
It is incredibly helpful to have someone observe your handling when trying to troubleshoot behavioral "errors". What works for one dog (and is a habit for the handler) may not translate to another.
Love this
my dog is a lot like the first pup. i got my dog from a pound and she was scared of everything even me it took a while for her to trust me. but now she started barking at people so this helps thank you
Great video.
Acquisition, fluency, generalization and maintenance are the four stages of dog training. Each action should be worked through each of the four stages before attempting to move on to a more advanced version. So the auto-sit needs to be at a 90% completion before you start adding things like distractions. Every dog needs proper obedience training so that they can understand what they are supposed to do any situation
Hello from Florida. I love your videos.
Keep up the great work 💯💯💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Great video!
Brilliant video, dog 2 especially
I really wish we were closer to your location. Bandit, our dog, is a shared pei, Rottweiler, pit mix, and his reactivity to everything is extreme anyone or anything other than my wife and myself.
Another amazing video! Love your videos and podcasts! They help us with our 5 dogs!
Question- what would cause a dog to attack another dog with no given warning? We have one who was a stray puppy and been here 3 years now. He cannot be with our other 4 dogs.
Hi Tom! I watch all your videos and love them 🐕❤ You've helped me train my ornery dog thank you!! 🙌 One question or video request- any tips on dogs with a bunch of loose skin on their neck and fitting e-collars better?.. It never fits the same twice and greatly influences stem levels/sensitivity, I have to strap it SO tight haha. Poor Nico 🤦♀️
Awesome video
Great video 😮
I have a dog I rescued from the street. No owner came forward. He’s been with me for 2 months now. Since I found you and your videos I can see such a difference in him. I never wanted to uses prong collar because I thought they were going to really hurt my dogs. After watching you and learning how to “use” it properly I understood how it’s helpful. I got one for Sarge and first day he heeled like a champ! I almost cried! I was so proud of him. Now I know I can use it as a tool not a punishment. I will use it on my other dog who pulls on walks.
Now I have to work on him not liking( being afraid of) my family
I’m thinking the
E collar might work for this? I’ll try the prong collar first though.
Thank you for giving me the knowledge and ability to help Sarge to be the dog I know he can be and not end up being put down ( I would never, but if he ended up in the pound he would have)
Thank you for helping me help save his life #savingsarge
I like the comment about people breaking the rule to make them uncomfortable..that is so true and its not the dogs fault..people make assumptions that all dogs should be automatically people friendly and like them and that is not reality.
Love it
Love getting to see some of this work in action! We have a three legged Malinois mix we adopted at approx 9 months. She's very very fearful of other people. It takes a really long time for her to get used to someone. Well, when we are there that is. When we aren't there, her fear/anxiety takes her into shut down/I'll do whatever you say just don't hurt me mode most of the time. But yea, it's been rough trying to get her ok with guests in our house. She usually has to stay back in the bedroom when people are over. Which upsets the Corgi who must have everyone together where he can keep an eye on them. So keeping him in the bedroom with her doesn't help him either. We had a local trainer who was doing large field socialization but they had to stop awhile back and haven't been able to find a new place to hold the socialization. Which was a huge bummer because it was really really starting to help her (and it was getting our lil Corgi boi more comfortable around other dogs too although he can gets to go to daycare now and seems to enjoy it, so it's not as big of a deal for him not to have socialization. The large field socialization was a perfect intro for the Mal. She was able to check out other humans from a distance (it wasn't always all the same people every week, another bonus) as well as other dogs. She had started venturing off on her own to sniff around after like the 3rd session. The first two, she stuck close to us. But every since socialization class went away, we've been at a loss for what to do with her. This is really the only video I've been able to find online that addresses issues that are actually similar to what we are dealing with. Thanks again!
Great video. I’ve always loved the way you use the e-collar, it just makes sense. I can’t wait to better my relationship with my dog even more when we’re able to get our hands on one!
Man, that first lady and I have SO much in common. I swear she was asking all of the same questions I have. I hope she knows that she's doing a great job though!!
Could you please do a video on a typical training session that you did with your dog when it was young? I can get my dog to do sit, stay place heal but then what do I do for the next 10 minutes? If you could just record a typical session with the basic obedience commands I think a lot if people would find it very helpful.
I literally just had people over last night and my dog was barking at them…wish I would’ve seen this sooner!
The dog's inner commentary is "oh sh*t" haha
Early squad fearful dog have my ❤️
Good! Do you have a video on stop barking my little dog one years? Merciiiiii
Recently discovered no bad dogs, I luv the name!! ❤I need a pet dog to do some desensitization...with our 8mth olds and the mom, as well as the auntie...yep we have 6 dogs now...they also need to learn to behave around the sibs they were separated from...they tend to "group pick on" them, which was so surprising for us, but I understand now from one of your podcast episodes, they don't have the concept of my sister, or my brother like humans do ....(well, some humans 😅) so we have to train them about that.
I have 4 dogs. Pit mix named chase. Chihuahua mix named molly. Labradoodle golden retriever named sky. And a chihuahua pug mini French poodle mix named spot.
My Malinois is very distrusting of people after a bad kennel experience. When we take him out in public, we always make sure he has a stick in his mouth, and he is never reactive.
hi Tom davis good afternoon this video is amazeing and its so helpful
i want to bring my dog Blu to you because when i have him outside he trys to chase cars trucks and people. blu has a biteing history and he is aggressive. i do my best to train him .he know down sit and stay to a point. but he has alot of teust issues. he Growls at me and my son for no reason. my husband rough houses him when he comes home from work and makes it hard for me because frank will mot tale time to help train him. i cannot have anyone over because of these issues. i live in Dutchess County.
What treat pouch do you use?
Do you have any recommendations for training an American Foxhound? My parents have been struggling with training him and tried some different techniques. I'm planning to give it a shot and see if I can accomplish more than they could. I'm planning to watch as many of your videos as possible but I wanted to ask if there was any changes you'd suggest making to any of your techniques for him! Thank you!
Hey Tom, I'm from the Netherlands, have a well behaved dog and not looking into getting a new pup for a good few years. But I'm eager to learn regardless! Is there any content you provide such as (e)books or online courses? If not, is that's something you might plan to do for the future? The YT video's are awesome and fun to watch, but they're obviously quite random topics and tailored to the specific dog in the video. So it's hard to get a comprehensive understanding of your methods to apply to my (future) dog. I dont live in New York and I don't have any specific problems or questions for an online session. But it seems like those are the only things you offer right now. I'd 100% pay any amount for a book or an online course!
Do u have video train
My dog completely ignores a slip lead. Honestly she'd rather choke herself out than comply with anything. Prong collar is on point!
🐾 It's good to bring your nervous dog to an open area that is a lot big to work on desensitization your dog to a new thing he or she will in counter in the dog's life.
Nerves situation you and your dog my encounter so it is a good ide to training at bigger pet-friendly stores and just take it slow and one day at a time because if you bring your nervous dog to a crowded store the dog will not respond in a good way.
Your dog will have more anxiety and behavioral problems so just start out small and as the dog starts to improve you can slowly bring it to where more dogs and people are at so if you have a dog with this trouble you need to watch this Tom Davis dog training video. 🐕🐾
This is a good video if your dog is a reactive dog this video will help you out!
if feel like so dog trainers try to teach how to fix it but they don't see what Tom Davis can see in a dog and scenes in the dog and owner that is why he can help dogs and their owners with life situations in life.
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Very naaaiiizzz❤
This is great and all and I think my dog would respond this way too but it’s because she’s not at her home like these owners were saying. Would you consider doing a video on a dog at their own residence? That is my dogs issue. The second we leave our house she’s a different dog. But very territorial of her home only. Takes her a very long time to be comfortable with others in the home and then still sometimes growls or bakes if they get up and move around. 5 year old mini schnauzer and she’s always been this way 😩
Hi! We are currently fostering a 4mo terrier mix (20#) from a 93 dog hoarding case - we have fallen in love with him but he is still afraid of my husband and my 2 kids. (Tomorrow will mark a week of having him). He is literally my little shadow but I want to help him get used to other people and I don’t know how to start. We also own 3 other dogs and he’s been getting along - testing his limits with the others 😅 but he’s such a cute pup that we’d love to help him thrive and adopt him. Any tips are appreciated 🙏
Do you have a book?
Where are u located at please
I have been trying to find a way to get my dog to stop barking at knocks at the door, approaching people and dogs. Originally, a barking collar worked, but no longer. Please help me out with retraining myself to be able to retrain her
I hope this gets answered, my pup, 1yr and 8mo, she knows heel, BUT she doesnt exactly stay in a heel for long, how can i go about fixing that? and she fixates on other dogs, she sees dogs as 'omg a friend! a friend!!! lets play!!!" she has pray drive as well, how can i go about all of this?