Me too, learning every day. We are in control of how our dogs react and it is definitely up to us to teach them these good behaviors. You got this! Keep watching, learning and stay in control. Baby steps and repetition every day and you will have an amazing dog!❤
In no way are you alone, every person that has a pet needs to go through training. This is behavioral training that you see, in the form of mechanics or actions. Joel teaches us how to use the tools to become effective in our communications and communicating our expectations. He's teaching us how to use them and when, to build our relationship foundation with our pets. Your observation is excellent and what I love about this video is we get to see a novice - or, any one of us - learn to use the tools.
This is a life hack for dog owners! Sometimes it's hard to put fundamental training into practice out in the world and I love that you are showing us examples of how to do this. Thank you 😄
“do you want your dog to meet other dogs and not listen to you? Do you want your dog to learn to take more information from other dogs including strange dogs? Then this video is for you!”
Very nice how you bring the owner into the training, because ultimately, he's the one who has to control the situation. The dog - owner connection is so important.
This is again sooooo helpful!"!! I live in Peru and there is a lot of street dogs, they normally are pretty chill and don't want any trouble but I must remember to stay relaxed as you explain here and I just walk past them, keep going my way. Street dogs are often more polite than some crazy dogs on leash with their owners.
STREET DOGS ALL OVER THE WORLD ARE GREAT DOGS AND WOULD MAKE GREAT WELL ADJUSTED AND WELL BEHAVED PETS - THEY UNDERSTAND ABOUT DOG MANNERS AND APPRECIATE ANY KINDNESS SHOWN TO THEM. STREET DOGS ARE AWESOME - I HOPE THAT MORE WILL BE ADOPTED ❤🐕❤
Joel has always said “dogs learn best from other dogs.” Street dogs are a shining example of that! They learn how to greet and interact with other random strays without any humans correcting them. We humans protect our dogs from those important life experiences so they never learn.
Living in nyc your methods helps when meeting other dog owners that say there dog is so so and I tell them “no tension on the leash “ and “correct if they nip or try jumping on my dog” 90% of the time the meeting ends great and the owners are like thanks for the advice. I adopted my dog 9 months ago and your methods along with a few other dog Trainers I follow have helped build my dog’s confidence and obedience when meeting dogs. We’ve had dogs bark at us on meets and she doesn’t even flinch or respond out of aggression. I’ve even applied your door method to when crossing the street. I basically pretend we’re crossing and stop to make sure she’s with me. I get funny looks every time do it but I don’t care. P.s I recommend ur channel to every owner I meet 🤘🏼
This is one of your best videos ever. It was especially good that you gave clear instructions to the owner to follow, to actually teach him. Great video. I'd love to see more like this. Thank you!
That was a great video and one I will share. Great education and Latte is so sweet. The owner did a great job. I'm getting my friends hooked on your channel because your methods and philosophies are so spot on.
The teaching the owner is so refreshing because it feels like we all make mistakes and can't always see them for ourselves or we make mistakes you don't always comment on when we watch you do your own method just because you are so practiced at it and we aren't. Great job by this owner! I keep forgetting my own training when I walk my dog and see another person walking their dog on a small sidewalk and we both end up with pulling dogs so these video help so much getting me to realize things like that.
This is so helpful - I adopted a 6yo lab mix about 3weeks ago, and I’ve been watching your videos to learn techniques, both for me and for new dog. He didn’t seem to have a lot of leash walking experience, and does the lunging barking at other dogs, and sometimes people. Huge part is for ME to learn what’s acceptable and how o correct. Recently we’ve been seeing a neighbor walking her 8mo labradoodle, and she’s also trying to train her pup. I plan to share this video, and the age appropriate behavior video with her - and would love for our dogs to become friends. I ordered a gentle leader (arrives Monday). Your videos are such valuable tools, so glad I stumbled across them.
This is such a helpful video! My 5 year old rescue loves dogs but he rushes up to them off leash. This is great video to apply on leash and work towards off leash meetings. Thanks so much, Joel.
Just recommended your channel and the gentle lead to a fellow pit guardian . She was so appreciative. I told her u are one of the few that actually understand pits and other bully breeds.
Thank you for sharing good essential guidelines for when dogs meet for the first time! Latte's owner did a great job letting his dog know he was present with him, and Latte seems like an awesome dog! Also, Bandit's progress....amazing!
I was directed to the Beckman channel by another owner. I have a fiesty vizsla who passes well but has so much trouble with greetings. She hyper focuses and often will fight me to not take her eyes off another dog. This video was very helpful and I like how you guided the guy through the steps too. Thank you!
That dog is awesome! Smart, great personality and well natured. Owner can be very happy and proud to have him. It is nice to see a well mannered dog with no mental issues for a change. Shows how blissful dog ownership can be when the right breed gets matched with the right environment and owner.👍
Just here to say this video is gold and thank you for actually showing us useful techniques to do different things with our dogs. Especially as they are learning instead of a dog that already knows what you are showing us. Your channel has become my favorite to watch as I just got an American bully puppy that is 14 weeks old
I am so excited for this video! We have avoided tons of meetings for our puppy because we wanted good experiences and were not sure how to make things go well. Im excited to know how now!
I know it seems regimented and strict, but it's not really. It's great learning, situational awareness, safety enforcing, manners, good behaviors making all our lives far more enjoyable. Excellent.
What seems regimented and strict? The content of this video? This video is fantastic material and I fully agree with Joels approach but I can't see how anyone would think it's even close to being regimented and strict lol
Another fantastic video Joel! This week I interviewed a candidate for my company. I asked him what he did for fun. He told me he enjoys his heeler mix that was rescued from Tijuana streets. I recommended your channel. Proof I recommend your channel literally to everyone I meet that says they have a dog!!!
You're right...this may be the most important vid for the real world meet and greet with dogs. Your methods work, and seeing it play out this way really helps enforce that an imprint on our stupid human brains! Thank you!
I don't own a dog, will likely never own a dog, but damn are these videos helpful. I believe learning about dog behavior (and how to correct it) is just a good life skill to develop.
@@shanedrury4742 My work schedule wouldn't allow me to give it the proper attention and care it needs. Me getting a dog would constitute animal neglect/abuse and that's not cool.
I love this video and an older one you have with a young woman walking her great dane for loose leash walking. Mainly because you never touched the leash and instead told the owner what to do. It's something different and so helpful! Thanks Joel.
Joel I’m on the other side of the country. If I lived in california I would have become a client there. LOVE your area that you train dogs and their owners. These videos are awesome. I’ve been watching you for 9 months. My puppy is now a dog that gets your lessons every day. Tervuren. From day 1..puppy . Thank you for your common sense everyday daily living videos.
I agree with the videos involving the owners. We need to learn as we lead our dogs and it is so important to me to see these videos. I never know what new dog or person we may see every day on my walks. Today I had a dog off leash rush my dog and get right in his face. He came out of no where and I stayed calm as I could and tried keeping the two apart. No fight, just fear as the other one came out of no where. Owner came out and grabbed his dog but I sure as hell didn’t like that but need to learn other ways on handling this in the future to ensure we are both protected. Thankfully no one was hurt.
We paid to calm our dog down with training on using an e collar. She is now a year and we no longer need the e collar to just get her to calm down. Now we are moving on to socialization with places like Lowes or Home Depot which both allow dogs. I'm always nervous, but with the hold of your videos, we are doing great! Love you methods. Keep the videos coming.
Really good vid! The criteria of being too focused in addition to leaving is key. For my dog that focus is a precursor to a reaction. He's 0 to 60 and the focus is the foot hovering over the gas pedal.
Hi Joel, love video shows a natural way for dogs to meet. It also demonstrates what should be done if dog exhibits wrong behaviors in the meeting process. Please do video on ending nipping of ankles of guest in the home need some step by step instructions on how stop such behaviors. Keep up the good work.
Really enjoyed this video. Having a very reactive dog, I recognise the need for slowing things down and redirecting focus. Found this very handy for further fine tuning doggy meet and greets (and I like it when things make sense!)
Joel, we started conditioning Wynnie to the gentle leader before we discovered you but we have changed how we use it because of you and your LL method. Thank you. We will see you in July for our Board and Train. Can’t wait.
Thank you for this! I have an almost 2 yr old golden doodle and I am so nervous about him meeting other dogs but I know he needs it. He usually gets super focused on them and sometimes barks and huffs and puffs when he sees other dogs. So we do the pop and turn away which has gotten better because he used to full on bark. He still will like buck up and stand up so that’s why I’m hesitant still. So he’s not the only one needing training me too lol
So glad I found this channel a few months ago, and learned so much already! I had a dog for almost 6 years, (cocker spaniel) and was never able to fix some things, like walking next to me, and it kept being a struggle her whole (to short) life. I wish I had seen this channel sooner, so I knew better what to do and how to react, because I know it would have been so different! Next year I hope to find a new buddy, and I already now that this time, the walks are going to be better because of the things that I know now!
I'm so happy with how many subscribers you have by the way!! It's so cool how fast your channel's been growing since I first came across it this summer. It was at 25 or 30 thousand subscribers if I remember correctly! Keep the great work up. :)
Joel really great video. I like hearing the audio btw....and the voice over too though lol please can you tell me what breed was the first white dog you introduced?
Amazing video 👌 can't wait to put these tips to use. I've been making some decent progress recently with my dachshund but things get tough when there's another dog involved.
Good stuff. Everything that I've seen you do and tried myself worked surprisingly well and surprisingly quickly. I will be trying this with our friend's dog in the next few days. And I'm sure it's going to work great.
I’ve had dogs most of my life, and when I was between 10 and 15, I raised beagles, an old guy we knew taught me how to train all the dogs and it’s so close to what you do keep it up the main thing the guy taught me is there’s only one leader and that’s you not the dog
This is a great one - would love to see more leash on leash meetings. Can you explain why the nose to nose meeting was okay? When my pup has a nose to nose meeting he reacts. Your method of walking away is excellent and very helpful!
Joel has a great video where he mentions counting 1001, 1002, 1003 and call the dog away or back to you. If you wait till you get to 1005 that's when things happen that you don't want to happen. Always loose leash and 180 degree turns until the dog is on your page to actually meet the other dog on a loose leash.
I'm about to foster another Akita Inu! Thank you always for you videos, if I have something I'm not sure of I always search for it on your channel and you always have some kind of video up that is perfectly explaining it!
I used to breed Weims - the standard creme colour is called silver and Connery's colour is blue, at least that what it's called in Weim world :) I bred my Weim girl with my 3/4 black Weim x Lab. The black pups all had the long Weim ears. And I'm sure their health was a hell-of-alot better during their life as well. My Weim girl had nothing but gut issues until I cooked for her full time.
Man, ever since I found your channel I've been watching your videos over and over. You're legit and real with your clients and your subscribers and tell us what needs to be said and how to handle stuff the way it should be. Please put out another video if possible on handling a high energy pittie puppy during walks, loose leash walking them ( my puppy goes where he pleases and I've gotta keep correcting him to stay on track, he's 4.5months btw) and heel walking.
Hi in another one of his videos he said that puppies have trouble learning the loose leash concept until around 9 months so just be patient and love on ur pupoy have fun and teach him what you can. I totally know the feeling of trying to do corrections with a lil pibble cuz mine would fly thru the aur and then just shake it off and figure he'd just happily sniff from wherever he was lol. Now he's 8-9 months and he's starting to understand. 🐾❤️
Dude super wholesome video, I think before popping the leash when the dog pulls you should ask the dog to "come" or "heel" would also be good for working on recall especially in those situations when the dog is stimulated. Killing 2 birds with 1 stone. Love the content man
This came at a great time, I've been using your methods with my dog reactive gsd and I've seen great decrease in her reactivity. Now I want to get to the point where I can start introducing her to other dogs again. Problem is I dont have people that I can introduce their dog to mine.
These are great videos. I need to find a trainer in Indianpolis so we can do the same desensitization for my 8 month old mini ausi. He does great on leash training but goes nuts when other dogs approach. Let me know if you have any suggestions
I live in Indy. We took our dog to First Friend K9 in Noblesville. They are great, or they were 12 years ago anyway! I’m hoping to use these videos with my 9 month old golden retriever instead of the in person training.
Love your channel so much! I have learned a ton watching these videos. What would you recommend for a dog that is more shy and sometimes fearful when meeting other dogs?
I no longer call myself a dog trainer. I would rather think of myself as an instructor for humans and canines. with decades of experience. I watch a lot of dog training videos on youtube. There are so many out there, that it makes my head spin. Everyone has a bag of techniques that work well in different situations. Sadly most only have a very small database to draw from. You have a great deal of hands-on experience working with different species of animals. You know how to get inside of a dog's head. You know what makes a good leader and trainer. YOu have the confidence to stand up call Sh**, for what it really is your delivery isn't offensive to the snowflakes. Most people just want to have well-behaved dogs. They turn to dog trainers and trust that the trainer knows what they are doing. Sadly those who call themselves trainers have little understanding of the true nature/genetics and psychology of dogs. They resist using training tools, or they have no idea when and how to properly use the training tools. Teaching a dog to sit-lie, stay and do some tricks does not make someone a dog trainer. I have the deepest respect for you. I have tweaked some of my techniques after watching your videos and it made me a better instructor for my human and canine clients. As I have said in other comments on your videos, if you ever make it to the Big Island of Hawaii, I would be so very honored to meet you. Lunch or dinner is on me.
Love love your channel! Only found you a few weeks ago but am dedicated and not a second too soon! I have a residential dog daycare and boarding biz and therefore a ton of turnover. I do have successes methods for meet n greets however still have problems at the gate/ double door system. Seems that at least one of my dogs is fence/gate reactive. Since a barrier is part of your method can you please address this issue for those that have drama with the meeting through a structure situation? Ferocious barking dogs at the entrance looks bad even if it is just location dependent. Thanks Sssooo much and give Prince a kiss for me!
Amazing totally enjoy ur training sessh that was great. It's exactly wat Ive bn looking 4..5yr old Am B X mastiff X pitbull.Hypo no ears gud with directions it will slow him down we'll both be 🙂😉Thank U Joel 🤜🤛
I'm new a dog owner and I swear, I'm the one that needs the training more than the dog. Thank you to all your clients that let us learn with them.
Me too 🙋🏻♀️
Me too at least we are researching
Me too, learning every day. We are in control of how our dogs react and it is definitely up to us to teach them these good behaviors. You got this! Keep watching, learning and stay in control. Baby steps and repetition every day and you will have an amazing dog!❤
In no way are you alone, every person that has a pet needs to go through training. This is behavioral training that you see, in the form of mechanics or actions. Joel teaches us how to use the tools to become effective in our communications and communicating our expectations. He's teaching us how to use them and when, to build our relationship foundation with our pets. Your observation is excellent and what I love about this video is we get to see a novice - or, any one of us - learn to use the tools.
I told my trainer from the start that most of his time will be spent educating me, and he was 100% on board.
"Go get your friend. I'm not your friend" lmao I don't know why that so funny but it was
My dogs aren't good at meeting other dogs. Thanks for showing us the proper way. Putting this into practice starting today.
This is a life hack for dog owners! Sometimes it's hard to put fundamental training into practice out in the world and I love that you are showing us examples of how to do this. Thank you 😄
“do you want your dog to meet other dogs and not listen to you? Do you want your dog to learn to take more information from other dogs including strange dogs? Then this video is for you!”
Exactly
Very nice how you bring the owner into the training, because ultimately, he's the one who has to control the situation.
The dog - owner connection is so important.
True's wiggle butt is so cute, my son and daughter in law have a mini Australian shepherd and does the same thing also, they are very energetic too
Dude, you are changing our lives. You are a force for good on this troubled time. Thank you for sharing yourself and your skills.
Definitely!
I love this - we are going to be so good at managing our dogs!
That Latte is a good dog -- obviously smart and sensible. He seems to have the right amount of innate restraint. Good-looking, too. Good genes.
You don't know how long I have been waiting for this video! Thank You so much
Latte is such a good dog; with this socializing help he will be perfect. What a joy to the owner. And Bandit is getting such good manners too!
Beautiful seeing the simplicity of body language and position training in keeping a leashed dog safer.
I found this channel recently. The impact it has had on my house and dogs is exponential. I can't thank you enough for these videos.
It's not exponential 😉
me too!!
Hey I just walked my pupper & we met a new dog! All because of ur vids!!!! Yay!! 🐾❤️🐾❤️
This is again sooooo helpful!"!! I live in Peru and there is a lot of street dogs, they normally are pretty chill and don't want any trouble but I must remember to stay relaxed as you explain here and I just walk past them, keep going my way. Street dogs are often more polite than some crazy dogs on leash with their owners.
STREET DOGS ALL OVER THE WORLD ARE GREAT DOGS AND WOULD MAKE GREAT WELL ADJUSTED AND WELL BEHAVED PETS - THEY UNDERSTAND ABOUT DOG MANNERS AND APPRECIATE ANY KINDNESS SHOWN TO THEM. STREET DOGS ARE AWESOME - I HOPE THAT MORE WILL BE ADOPTED ❤🐕❤
Joel has always said “dogs learn best from other dogs.” Street dogs are a shining example of that! They learn how to greet and interact with other random strays without any humans correcting them.
We humans protect our dogs from those important life experiences so they never learn.
Living in nyc your methods helps when meeting other dog owners that say there dog is so so and I tell them “no tension on the leash “ and “correct if they nip or try jumping on my dog” 90% of the time the meeting ends great and the owners are like thanks for the advice. I adopted my dog 9 months ago and your methods along with a few other dog Trainers I follow have helped build my dog’s confidence and obedience when meeting dogs. We’ve had dogs bark at us on meets and she doesn’t even flinch or respond out of aggression. I’ve even applied your door method to when crossing the street. I basically pretend we’re crossing and stop to make sure she’s with me. I get funny looks every time do it but I don’t care. P.s I recommend ur channel to every owner I meet 🤘🏼
100%
Watching ads before video. Supporting Joel's business any way I can because HE IS AN AMAZING trainer : )
I do the same! 👍
This was a great video, thanks. Was lovely to see all the dogs playing at the end.
This is one of your best videos ever. It was especially good that you gave clear instructions to the owner to follow, to actually teach him. Great video. I'd love to see more like this. Thank you!
That was a great video and one I will share. Great education and Latte is so sweet. The owner did a great job. I'm getting my friends hooked on your channel because your methods and philosophies are so spot on.
This is such an awesome video. Latte was such a great dog and listened very well after some corrections. Wish I had a prince! Love it!
The teaching the owner is so refreshing because it feels like we all make mistakes and can't always see them for ourselves or we make mistakes you don't always comment on when we watch you do your own method just because you are so practiced at it and we aren't. Great job by this owner! I keep forgetting my own training when I walk my dog and see another person walking their dog on a small sidewalk and we both end up with pulling dogs so these video help so much getting me to realize things like that.
Those scenes of everyone just playing at the end are just so nice to see. Love it! And thank you!
This is so helpful - I adopted a 6yo lab mix about 3weeks ago, and I’ve been watching your videos to learn techniques, both for me and for new dog. He didn’t seem to have a lot of leash walking experience, and does the lunging barking at other dogs, and sometimes people. Huge part is for ME to learn what’s acceptable and how o correct. Recently we’ve been seeing a neighbor walking her 8mo labradoodle, and she’s also trying to train her pup. I plan to share this video, and the age appropriate behavior video with her - and would love for our dogs to become friends. I ordered a gentle leader (arrives Monday). Your videos are such valuable tools, so glad I stumbled across them.
Loving the live audio videos recently! Thanks Joel!
Great video! I need to try this with my dog. And Bandit is doing waaay better than before.
Joel is The GOAT. He is seems so genuine and real. too bad me and my crazy GSD live on the other side of the country. She needs some serious work!
Latte is ADORABLE! Great session.
Thank you 😊
The best video of dogs meeting other dogs by far! Thank you!!!!! 🐾🐾🐕
Thank you , so helpful. I struggle with other dog owners having no idea what they’re doing though. Tricky
Joel tells Dawson, "go get one of the crazy puppies, whichever one you want...maybe Bandit." Joel cracks me up.
My husband is a surgeon and talks like that 😂
This is such a helpful video! My 5 year old rescue loves dogs but he rushes up to them off leash. This is great video to apply on leash and work towards off leash meetings. Thanks so much, Joel.
Just recommended your channel and the gentle lead to a fellow pit guardian . She was so appreciative. I told her u are one of the few that actually understand pits and other bully breeds.
Trying to introduce my nervous 9 yr old smithfield x kelpie to my partners staffies, this info is invaluable! Thanks mate! youre a life changer
Thank you for sharing good essential guidelines for when dogs meet for the first time! Latte's owner did a great job letting his dog know he was present with him, and Latte seems like an awesome dog! Also, Bandit's progress....amazing!
I was directed to the Beckman channel by another owner. I have a fiesty vizsla who passes well but has so much trouble with greetings. She hyper focuses and often will fight me to not take her eyes off another dog. This video was very helpful and I like how you guided the guy through the steps too. Thank you!
That dog is awesome! Smart, great personality and well natured. Owner can be very happy and proud to have him. It is nice to see a well mannered dog with no mental issues for a change. Shows how blissful dog ownership can be when the right breed gets matched with the right environment and owner.👍
Great explanation. I've had a rescue about a month now and I could sure use this. Thanks!
Just here to say this video is gold and thank you for actually showing us useful techniques to do different things with our dogs. Especially as they are learning instead of a dog that already knows what you are showing us. Your channel has become my favorite to watch as I just got an American bully puppy that is 14 weeks old
I could watch you all day! So,so helpful! Thank you 🐾!
I am so excited for this video! We have avoided tons of meetings for our puppy because we wanted good experiences and were not sure how to make things go well. Im excited to know how now!
I know it seems regimented and strict, but it's not really. It's great learning, situational awareness, safety enforcing, manners, good behaviors making all our lives far more enjoyable. Excellent.
What seems regimented and strict? The content of this video? This video is fantastic material and I fully agree with Joels approach but I can't see how anyone would think it's even close to being regimented and strict lol
Love the build up for the extra scene - was not expecting that!! 🤣
Over the top this video 🏆- thank you for helping is us out even across the ocean
its so satisfying to watch dogs go from crazy babies to perfect
This was fantastic! Love the puppers playing at the end, too! Please do more leash/leash meetings! 🐾❤️
Hilarious that some subreddits (r/dog
training) have a ban on talking about this channel, which is incredibly helpful for real world application.
They don't like Joel. They delete any good comment about him and ban the person who wrote it.
@@User7688.--_ yup, a travesty
Another fantastic video Joel! This week I interviewed a candidate for my company. I asked him what he did for fun. He told me he enjoys his heeler mix that was rescued from Tijuana streets. I recommended your channel. Proof I recommend your channel literally to everyone I meet that says they have a dog!!!
You're right...this may be the most important vid for the real world meet and greet with dogs. Your methods work, and seeing it play out this way really helps enforce that an imprint on our stupid human brains! Thank you!
I don't own a dog, will likely never own a dog, but damn are these videos helpful. I believe learning about dog behavior (and how to correct it) is just a good life skill to develop.
Mssing out man if you never own a dog. Great companion and unconditional love
@@shanedrury4742 My work schedule wouldn't allow me to give it the proper attention and care it needs. Me getting a dog would constitute animal neglect/abuse and that's not cool.
Thank you so much for your videos! I had success with my dog this morning by listening to your advice!! 👍😃👍
I love this video and an older one you have with a young woman walking her great dane for loose leash walking. Mainly because you never touched the leash and instead told the owner what to do. It's something different and so helpful! Thanks Joel.
Joel I’m on the other side of the country. If I lived in california I would have become a client there. LOVE your area that you train dogs and their owners. These videos are awesome. I’ve been watching you for 9 months. My puppy is now a dog that gets your lessons every day. Tervuren. From day 1..puppy . Thank you for your common sense everyday daily living videos.
Bravo Beckman family 🐾👏,
Great video
I agree with the videos involving the owners. We need to learn as we lead our dogs and it is so important to me to see these videos. I never know what new dog or person we may see every day on my walks. Today I had a dog off leash rush my dog and get right in his face. He came out of no where and I stayed calm as I could and tried keeping the two apart. No fight, just fear as the other one came out of no where. Owner came out and grabbed his dog but I sure as hell didn’t like that but need to learn other ways on handling this in the future to ensure we are both protected. Thankfully no one was hurt.
Joel, thanks for being a reliable source of sound reason, experience & advice 🙏
We paid to calm our dog down with training on using an e collar. She is now a year and we no longer need the e collar to just get her to calm down. Now we are moving on to socialization with places like Lowes or Home Depot which both allow dogs. I'm always nervous, but with the hold of your videos, we are doing great! Love you methods. Keep the videos coming.
Really good vid! The criteria of being too focused in addition to leaving is key. For my dog that focus is a precursor to a reaction. He's 0 to 60 and the focus is the foot hovering over the gas pedal.
You are a great trainer love watching videos. Wish you lived close by so could bring my dogs. So nice to see someone train how I think.
Awesome video, thank you very much for sharing! Love how detailed the explanation and examples are
Thank you for what you do for us dog owners ❤
Hi Joel, love video shows a natural way for dogs to meet. It also demonstrates what should be done if dog exhibits wrong behaviors in the meeting process. Please do video on ending nipping of ankles of guest in the home need some step by step instructions on how stop such behaviors. Keep up the good work.
Really enjoyed this video. Having a very reactive dog, I recognise the need for slowing things down and redirecting focus. Found this very handy for further fine tuning doggy meet and greets (and I like it when things make sense!)
What a gorgeous dog Latte is. ❤
Joel, we started conditioning Wynnie to the gentle leader before we discovered you but we have changed how we use it because of you and your LL method. Thank you. We will see you in July for our Board and Train. Can’t wait.
Thank you for this! I have an almost 2 yr old golden doodle and I am so nervous about him meeting other dogs but I know he needs it. He usually gets super focused on them and sometimes barks and huffs and puffs when he sees other dogs. So we do the pop and turn away which has gotten better because he used to full on bark. He still will like buck up and stand up so that’s why I’m hesitant still. So he’s not the only one needing training me too lol
ThankYouThankYOuThankYOu! This practically answers most of my questions I posted yesterday!
So glad I found this channel a few months ago, and learned so much already!
I had a dog for almost 6 years, (cocker spaniel) and was never able to fix some things, like walking next to me, and it kept being a struggle her whole (to short) life. I wish I had seen this channel sooner, so I knew better what to do and how to react, because I know it would have been so different!
Next year I hope to find a new buddy, and I already now that this time, the walks are going to be better because of the things that I know now!
That was amazing gonna try this with my puppy he's only 3 months will see how it goes
This is very helpful I will try this technique on my next walk with my dog!
Gem of a trainer!!
You are the man. I’ll keep saying it. I love your method on everything keep them coming
My puppy is 13 months and we mostly meet other young dogs. So they just are full of energy and jump at each other.
I'm so happy with how many subscribers you have by the way!! It's so cool how fast your channel's been growing since I first came across it this summer. It was at 25 or 30 thousand subscribers if I remember correctly! Keep the great work up. :)
Weird buzz in the audio, great video none the less. Would LOVE to see more of Prince in action though I LOVE those videos.
This is EXACTLY what I needed. Thank you so much! How else can I support this channel? This is too good.
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LOOSE LEASH! Gotta relax the tension. 🐕
Lol "go get one of the crazy puppies"
Joel really great video. I like hearing the audio btw....and the voice over too though lol please can you tell me what breed was the first white dog you introduced?
Amazing video 👌 can't wait to put these tips to use. I've been making some decent progress recently with my dachshund but things get tough when there's another dog involved.
Good stuff. Everything that I've seen you do and tried myself worked surprisingly well and surprisingly quickly. I will be trying this with our friend's dog in the next few days. And I'm sure it's going to work great.
I’ve had dogs most of my life, and when I was between 10 and 15, I raised beagles, an old guy we knew taught me how to train all the dogs and it’s so close to what you do keep it up the main thing the guy taught me is there’s only one leader and that’s you not the dog
This is a great one - would love to see more leash on leash meetings. Can you explain why the nose to nose meeting was okay? When my pup has a nose to nose meeting he reacts. Your method of walking away is excellent and very helpful!
Joel has a great video where he mentions counting 1001, 1002, 1003 and call the dog away or back to you. If you wait till you get to 1005 that's when things happen that you don't want to happen. Always loose leash and 180 degree turns until the dog is on your page to actually meet the other dog on a loose leash.
Great lesson! Thank you!
That's such a. Awesome looking dog 👽
I'm about to foster another Akita Inu! Thank you always for you videos, if I have something I'm not sure of I always search for it on your channel and you always have some kind of video up that is perfectly explaining it!
I used to breed Weims - the standard creme colour is called silver and Connery's colour is blue, at least that what it's called in Weim world :) I bred my Weim girl with my 3/4 black Weim x Lab. The black pups all had the long Weim ears. And I'm sure their health was a hell-of-alot better during their life as well. My Weim girl had nothing but gut issues until I cooked for her full time.
Another amazing video! Thanks Joel🙏🐾🙏
Man, ever since I found your channel I've been watching your videos over and over. You're legit and real with your clients and your subscribers and tell us what needs to be said and how to handle stuff the way it should be.
Please put out another video if possible on handling a high energy pittie puppy during walks, loose leash walking them ( my puppy goes where he pleases and I've gotta keep correcting him to stay on track, he's 4.5months btw) and heel walking.
Hi in another one of his videos he said that puppies have trouble learning the loose leash concept until around 9 months so just be patient and love on ur pupoy have fun and teach him what you can. I totally know the feeling of trying to do corrections with a lil pibble cuz mine would fly thru the aur and then just shake it off and figure he'd just happily sniff from wherever he was lol. Now he's 8-9 months and he's starting to understand. 🐾❤️
@@jillsorbera7247 thanks for throwing light on that information.
Dude super wholesome video, I think before popping the leash when the dog pulls you should ask the dog to "come" or "heel" would also be good for working on recall especially in those situations when the dog is stimulated. Killing 2 birds with 1 stone. Love the content man
This came at a great time, I've been using your methods with my dog reactive gsd and I've seen great decrease in her reactivity. Now I want to get to the point where I can start introducing her to other dogs again. Problem is I dont have people that I can introduce their dog to mine.
gorgeous dog ❤️ and very informative video. Thank you from Australia 🇦🇺
These are great videos. I need to find a trainer in Indianpolis so we can do the same desensitization for my 8 month old mini ausi. He does great on leash training but goes nuts when other dogs approach. Let me know if you have any suggestions
I live in Indy. We took our dog to First Friend K9 in Noblesville. They are great, or they were 12 years ago anyway! I’m hoping to use these videos with my 9 month old golden retriever instead of the in person training.
Love your channel so much! I have learned a ton watching these videos. What would you recommend for a dog that is more shy and sometimes fearful when meeting other dogs?
Yes be got quite a few videos on that subject, you just need to go back to old videos
My favorite video you’ve made yet!!!
I no longer call myself a dog trainer. I would rather think of myself as an instructor for humans and canines. with decades of experience. I watch a lot of dog training videos on youtube. There are so many out there, that it makes my head spin. Everyone has a bag of techniques that work well in different situations. Sadly most only have a very small database to draw from.
You have a great deal of hands-on experience working with different species of animals. You know how to get inside of a dog's head. You know what makes a good leader and trainer. YOu have the confidence to stand up call Sh**, for what it really is your delivery isn't offensive to the snowflakes.
Most people just want to have well-behaved dogs. They turn to dog trainers and trust that the trainer knows what they are doing. Sadly those who call themselves trainers have little understanding of the true nature/genetics and psychology of dogs. They resist using training tools, or they have no idea when and how to properly use the training tools. Teaching a dog to sit-lie, stay and do some tricks does not make someone a dog trainer.
I have the deepest respect for you. I have tweaked some of my techniques after watching your videos and it made me a better instructor for my human and canine clients. As I have said in other comments on your videos, if you ever make it to the Big Island of Hawaii, I would be so very honored to meet you. Lunch or dinner is on me.
Our foster pitbull would be foaming at the mouth 5 seconds after the first dog walks out. No joke.
Love love your channel! Only found you a few weeks ago but am dedicated and not a second too soon! I have a residential dog daycare and boarding biz and therefore a ton of turnover. I do have successes methods for meet n greets however still have problems at the gate/ double door system. Seems that at least one of my dogs is fence/gate reactive. Since a barrier is part of your method can you please address this issue for those that have drama with the meeting through a structure situation? Ferocious barking dogs at the entrance looks bad even if it is just location dependent. Thanks Sssooo much and give Prince a kiss for me!
Superb Joel. Just what I needed for Zak. Thanks. 👍. Beautiful looking dog.
Amazing totally enjoy ur training sessh that was great. It's exactly wat Ive bn looking 4..5yr old Am B X mastiff X pitbull.Hypo no ears gud with directions it will slow him down we'll both be 🙂😉Thank U Joel 🤜🤛
Wow that's a nice, trainable dog